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Download 1 File TWO LAKESIDE FAVORITES SCORE GOSSIP OF THE TURF THE SLOANS IN A NEW ROLEROLE- Br f by Maxim Altitude Matt Allen 700700- Ch f by Owas Cuyama The hot sun and the strong wind did wonders Chris Smiths luck with the mares seems A gang of toughs headed by unsavory W A Chandler that 500 for the track at Lakeside yesterday and in to have waned Urania is racing indifferently turf character Cass Sloan and his brother Fre ¬ 500B B c by Maxim Marcus Daly 1500- spite of the sharpe downpour of the morning for him and Handspun is a jade The little mont Sloan assaulted W B Cross one of Daniella 1500 B c by Sir Modred it was in fair condition when the bell rang for Ohioan is here and none too flush His stable DAILY RACING FORMS reporters at Lakeside Dixianne J McLaugh lin 13001300- the opening event The attendance was fully is one of poverty compared to the once great yesterday The attack was a covert and cow ¬ B f by Maxim Faux Allen 500500- up to the average and the racing good Two Kendall lot which grow out of a 10 note and ardly one and made because of comments passed Pas Matt Ch c by favorites and three well played second choices won its owner 500000 in purses and bets First on Sloans bad riding on Dominico last Friday Salvator Fluerotte J H McCor mick 26002600- were successful The afternoon vas remarkable Maid Marian died She was perhaps the fastest Charges have been filed with the officials against Br c by for the prevalence of runaways Sewanee going filly on mere spaed the American turf has ever the Sloans who will hardly escape on account Sir Modred Glorianne Marcus Daly 12501250- away a mile in the opening Sixty covering a seen In four seasons she performed this way of an illegal act within clear view of the racing mile before in May Ash ¬ B or br c by Salvator Iris Burns Yvater the start the third and bee UnUn- rules and growing out of a race overseen by the ley house 500500- overpowering little Hothersall and running Years Racs Won ond Third plad officials at Lakeside The assault was com ¬ B c by Kissing away nearly threequarters in the fourthfourth- mitted on the platform of the Clubs train Midlothian Ring Marcus Daly 8170081700- The first dead heat on the Indiana tracks this without warning from behind and by three or C c by Sir Modred season occurred in the opening race at three four burly ruffians Its victim weighs loss than KissMoQuick Oneck Stable 750750- quarters of a mile Otho was the favorite but 125 pounds After being dealt with by the track he was Archer B c by St Andrew Lorilla Burns Water never dangerous Terra and 4 81 46 14 12 9 officials the Sloans will be given what there is Total 750750- Miss Star were the contenders the latter leading of of house in the law the State Indiana B c by Sir Modred 600600- into the stretch At the sixteenth pole Terra The average in the table above is high and Loto Arthur White Ch f by Islington S Archer swerved under the whip but Dorsey the Maid holds two records still though mere THE GREATEST OF FORM BOOKSBOOKS- Louise J Robinson knowledge of 1400 straightened him and ho just caught Miss Star the facts must cast suspicion on 1400B twenty B c by Morello on the post making a dead heat of it In the her mile and yards at Washington Park Because of inability to fill orders for the first Lulu Burns Waterhouse July 1893 in 1 40 The was actually 1600 run off Terra Archer led from start to finish race run in leather bound form book the small edition of 1600Br 140 The timers slipped a cog that day and Br f by Islington Lydelia A J Joyner and won easilyeasily- which was sold days was offered ¬ three after it 625 ¬ mile only Maid five Ten twoyearolds faced the starter in the sec timed the Marions fur 625B longs Daily Racing Form Publishing Company have B c by Modred Miss ¬ ond race with Lottie Wimmer as favorite and over the Morris Park eclipse course in Sir Laura Al Lake 650650- Ella T one of Tom Griffins good things well 56M was a keen tribute to her speedspeed- in preparation a work of art in the form line land Thursday Yo Ch f by Salvator Miss Woodford Marcus backed The favorite looked like winning until Tambien a high class mare of It will be a beautifully bound volume in black ¬ Daly 12001200- within fifty yards from home when Siegfried the second American class was killed in Ken flexible leather containing all the charts from B c by Maxim Daly 15001500- came up and won handily with Tom Anderson tucky She had finished her work as a racing Music Marcus Yo March 25 to May 31 inclusive full B c by Burns a good thirdthird- tool Tambien was in foal to Hanover when with a and Midlothian Nana Water house 1550 There was nothing in the third race but she died She won some 125000 for Smith in correct printed index The book will be of 300 five seasons as follows Laura F and Miss Kitty Marie Woodlands be ¬ or more pages and its charts some 1300 in LAKESIDE FORMFORM- ing scratched Miss Kitty was slightly the bet ¬ Year Eacs Won number will cover the racing at Little Rock ting favorite Laura F led throughout and won The form of Tuesdays fields at Lakeside is My Memphis Nashville Newport Birmingham First Race Cora Havill Mr Dunlap Martha handily from Miss Kitty with Hebe an 8 2 RR- indifferent thirdthird- 13 1 Forsyth Sheffield Lakeside Windsor Lexing ¬ Second Race Yours Truly Ella T Snag 10 4 In the handicap Irene Woods a warm favor ¬ ton St Louis Louisville Oakley Washington Third Race Nikita Toots SimmonsSimmons- 10 3 SnagThirdFourth Race Rubberneck Anna Mayes ite had it all her own way while another of Dick Aqueduct and Morris ParkPark- BehanFifthBehan Tom Griffins good things Nannie D finished Fifth Race May Fern Hillsboro GlenoidGlenoid- be a second and Doctor G thirdthird- The book will revelation in its line and Sixth Race Nannie D Excuse Tamerlane Evanatus was on his best behavior in the mile Good fillies and mares are scarce in these its price6reasonable Already nearly onethird days MORRIS PARK FORM and an eighth race off fourth he actually took Mr Rogers Lucania was about the best of the limited edition has been reserved Pre ¬ the leal at the half and holding it to the end of 1895 Since Firenze and Los Angeles the paid orders will be taken for it listed and filled NEW YORK May 25 The form for Tuesdays won with something in hand by half a length If femininity of the turf has been of moderate Morris Park fields1 is according to subscription list When the edi ¬ First Race Shakespeare II Rosedale ReliefRelief- Jack the Jew had had anyone up that could ride quality Yo Tambien and Maid Marian were Second Race Benamela Abuse Volley he might have made it interesting for Evanatus the best of all Lady Violet and Helen Nichols tion is exhausted subscribers will be notified VolleyThirdThird Race Horscope Domitor Haphazard It is the first time on record that Evanatus was were more occasional reminders of greatness and their money refunded The book will be HaphazardFourthFourth Race Deerslayer Dutch Skater Pala ¬ Smith got Maid in dinFifthdin ever in the lead at the half ana won a race Marian at Washington Park ready for delivery about Juno 3 Fifth Race Eidolin Azure The MansmanMansman- Dorsoy was told to ride a waiting race but ho 1892 from Tom McDowell who bred her She Sixth Race Buckrene Eclipse Marshall said as they were all waiting ho thought ho had won a race or two for McDowell and was CARBINES GREAT SON sold 60006000- would go alongalong- for One of the most remarkable races on record ST LOUIS FORMFORM- In the last eveut Ethelleah whose last races Yo Tambien was one of a lot of four which took place in Australia recently In the three ST Mo May 25 ¬ through big Chris bought Louis The form of Tues at Sheffield have been poor showed speed and Jim Grant Smith mile race for the Champion Stake Wallace the days Fair Grounds fields is won handily from Bob Lee Sammio Young ran from Theodore Winters for about 17000 after First Race Pretender JForris Hartman threeyearold son of Carbine ran a dead heat Dennis a poor race and Miniver a worse one winning some 25000 one afternoon in the fall DennisSecond with the fouryearold Trenton maro Quiver Second Race Treopia BB- of 1891 at Garfield Park- Buckvidere Jack Park According to onlookers no more gallant struggle Third Race Hawthorne Robert Latta JUDGE GILLETTES DECISIONDECISION- Yo Tambien was then a twoyearold and Whisper was evor seen on the turf and judging from the WhisperFourth decision of Judge Gillette in rather cranky As a threeyearold she was the Fourth Race Magnet Tartarian DavidDavid- The reasonable time made this statement would seem to be no Fifth Race Bing Bingor Sunburst Royal injunction case against the Indiana race star of western fillies and in 1894 scored in a the more than true The first mile and a half was PrinceSixthPrince sport harmoniously consistent way Last season she Sixth Race Damocles tracks will stimulate the and increase the run in 24554 and the last mile and a half in Tradition Dorah Assured of was an insane puzzle and retired to matron Wood quality of the local racing the 2 375ii the last half mile being covered in 52J4 ¬ dom met her death at playplay- FORMC- stability of racing near Chicago a large per seconds To give an idea how fast this time is OAKLEY FORM centage of western turfmen are naturally in ¬ The two mares left to the Kendall Stable will it may be stated that the first mile and a half INCINNATICINCINNATI O May 25 The form of Tues ¬ not add to its owners capital Urania is con ¬ clined to ward the Western metropolis The was run faster than Ormondes Derby and the days Oakley fields is as follows sistent but second
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