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Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, November 9, 1924 Daily Racing Form. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1924 drf1924110901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Daily Racing Form: n. Sunday, November 9, 1924 Daily Racing Form. Triangle Publications, Inc., Chicago, IL 1924 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognition (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has been done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Libraries Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Page [1] ' Copyright, 1924. by DAILY BACING FOBM PUBLISHING CO. Reproduction of any matter contained herein -without written permission expressly prohibited. VOL. XXX. NO. 286. CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1924 PRICE 15 CENTS Easily Triumphant: Sun Flag First in Pimlico Weight for Age Rae No. 2 EASILY TRIUMPHANT Sun Flag First in Pimlico Weight-for-Age Race No. 2. Scores Notable Success Over Two Such. Stars as Master Charlie and Zev. BALTIMORE. Md.. Nov. 8. G. A. Cochran's Sun Flag was winner of the second of the Pimlico Serial weight-for-ages races this afternoon. It was over the mile distance and chasing him home came Master Charlie, winner of the Hopeful and Kentucky Jockey-Club Stakes, with Zev, the greatest of American money winners, in third place. The other starter was Prince of Umbria. He was plainly outclassed and was well beaten. This was the feature of a thoroughly interesting program that attracted an immense crowd to the old Baltimore course. The victory of Sun Flag was in no sense a surprise after the speed that the good three-year-old has been showing in his races, but before the running of the mile Serial opinion was evenly divided between Master Charlie and Zev. No time was lost by Georgie Cooper, who rushed Master Charlie to the front, with Sun Flag after him, while Zev was outrunning Prince of Umbria. Going around the first turn Master Charlie bore out badly, as he has on other occasions. This enabled Sun Flag to draw up on him, but the two-year-old soon shook him off and again opened a lead. Leaving the backstretch Fator permitted Zev to run and. he moved on the first two in resolute fashion, but Master Charlie was still in command as he swung into the front stretch. MASTER CHARLIE OUTLASTS ZEV. Barnes challenged with Sun Flag an eighth from the finish and he was soon alongside of Master Charlie. The latter had little left and Sun Flag went on by to win going away by three lengths. Master Charlie stuck it out to save second place when Zev tired under the final drive and the two-year-olds beat him by a length. This was the first defeat suffered by Master Charlie since his sensational victory in the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga Springs. He had Avon four races and besides the Hopeful his most notable achievement was his victory in the mile of the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at Churchill Downs. This running suggested that Master Charlie is too much of a handfull for as light a rider as George Cooper and, though beaten, he gave an excellent account of himself. The Annapolis Highweight Handicap fell to Comixa. She was in front from the start and won by a half length from Vrana. Despite the narrowness of the victory 'it was an easy one. Comixa set the pace from a good start, with Cyclops racing in nearest pursuit, with Abu Ben Ahdem, General Thatcher and Vrana not far from the leaders. In the last eighth Vrana, the Canadian Derby winner and best filly seen in the Dominion racing of this year, challenged and quickly gained on the others. She passed all but Comixa and was only a half length behind the winner as they swept past the judges. Cyclops was third. STEEPLECHASE TO ETHEREAL BLUE. The cross-country offering of the day was the Autumn Green Spring Valley Steeplechase over the two and a quarter mile course. It resulted in rather a handy victory for J. E. Wideners Ethereal Blue over Da-mask t and Courteous. Courteous was the one to cut out the early running and for a turn ! of the field showed the way, with Ethereal 'Blue rating along back of him. Damask , raced fairly well up and for a time Vicaire was outrunning Lollipop. Dunks Green was without speed and quickly dropped out of it Ethereal Blue was taken up to Courteous twice in the run through the backfield, but when the Salmon jumper hung on Tamaro eased back and waited until the pacemaker had enough of showing the way. As he tired and dropped back, Kennedy moved up with Damask and it seemed that he would race over Ethereal Blue, but the filly had plenty left and when asked she drew out to leave the result no longer in doubt. H. P. "Whitney's Noah was winner of the 'three-quarters for second rater two-year-olds. "Break Well" McAtee at once went out into the lead and he was good enough to hold this command throughout Silver Fox was just as easily second best He left the post in good position but could not catch Noah in the stretch run. Barbara Frietchie was third after having raced forwardly most of the way. This was a race where no excuse could be found for Silver Fox. Ever since the Sara- l toga meeting this colt has been promising great things in the morning. He was away , well enough in this race and had absolutely no excuse. Rustic, the god son of Transvaal that races for A. H. Morris, worked a mile and three-' eighths this morning in preparation for his engagements in the Bowie and Pimlico Cups. He did his work in 2:27. The first mile and a quarter was in 2:12. Arrivals at New Orleans: Horses from All Sections of Country Reaching Crescent City Tracks Daily ARRIVALS AT NEW ORLEANS Horses From All Sections of Country Reaching Crescent City-Tracks Daily. NEW ORLEANS, La., Nov. S. Horses from Maryland, New York and Kentucky tracks, are arriving in New Orleans daily, to campaign through the winter racing season, which opens here Thanksgiving Day. Stable allotments have been taken up, at both the Fair Grounds and Jefferson Park, and it is predicted that there will be more thoroughbreds this year in the Crescent City, than at any other time in the history of southern turf. Announcement was made by President John Dymond, Jr., of the Business Men's Racing Association, that there would be several new barns built for prominent turf men, with tensive stables. Plans for a modernly equipped barn with thirty stalls, have been given to contractors and work on the first new structure will begin next week. The new barn is going to be put up for Payne Whitney of New York. Another new barn is to be constructed for S. N. Holman of Ohio. Several old barns will be torn down to make room for the new structures which will be electric lighted and equipped with shower baths for the stable help. The present site of the new Whitney barn, at the Fair Grounds, was at one time occupied by horses trained by Sam Hildreth, more than twenty years ago. It is expected that Mr. Hildreth will ship some of the Rancocas horses here for a winter campaign. E. R. Bradley the Kentucky breeder and owner of the Idle Hour Stock Farm stable, had his private barn of thirty stalls built at the Fair Grounds two years ago. The new Whitney barn will adjoin the Bradley structure and will compare favorably with many of the privately built barns at Belmont Park and Saratoga Springs. The Greentree stable consisting of twenty-nine horses will arrive here November 15, according to present schedule. Churchill Downs Closes: Great Crowd Present to See Final Day's Sport at Louisville CHURCHILL DOWNS CLOSES Great Crowd Present to See Final Day's Sport at Louisville Captain Hal Wins Golden Rod Handicap by Nar- row Margin From King Nadi Secondary Attraction to the Consistent Sunspero LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. S. The highly regarded Captain Hal accounted for the Golden Rod Handicap, featuring the closing day's card at Churchill Downs and worth ?5,S80 net to the winner, under an impost of 127 pounds, but his margin of victory was of such narrow proportions that it left a serious doubt as to his superiority over King Nadi at the weight arrangement that prevailed this afternoon. Captain Hal conceded King Nadi seventeen pounds. Both colts suffered from poor riding, Heupel, on the winner, making the blunder of subjecting Captain Hal to much usage in the early stages to wear down the non-staying Little Visitor, which was showing the way to the others. It caused Captain Hal to tire in the stretch after he had obtained what appeared a certain winning lead. The last eighth found him weakening steadily, but he continued in game style and passed the finish a nose in advance. King Nadi suffered by a weak ride, the first listless performance that Griffin has E)shown at the meeting. The youngster seemingly was under the impression that he would dispose of Captain Hal readily and the overconfidence cost the owner of King Nadi a handsome prize. From a spectacular point the race could not be improved on and the closeness of tae finish gave additional thrills. Only five engaged of the original fourteen carded, with Captain Hal a pronounced favorite. The suspension against Heupel was lifted to enable him to ride Captain Hal. After the first half mile the race was always between, the pair that fought out the finish, Blue Ridge landing in third place, having little uifficulty outstaying the tiring Little Visitor. The consistent Sunspero, which has figured in winning performances on several occasions since his coming to these parts, again scored when he led home a small but good band that started in the mile handicap, serving as the secondary feature. The five starters here were well matched and they raced closely grouped, Sunspero coming away in the stretch to beat Pegasus, with Price-maker leading the other pair in third place. WHITNEY COLORS TO FORE. H. P. Whitney's Bridesmaid was victress in the sixth race that brought to the post some good juveniles, including Deeming. The latter . was the favored one and seemed to have th race at her mercy an eighth out, but Bridesmaid, under vigorous handling, continued in game style and caught Deeming tiring in thu last twent yards and won by a short neck. Cream Puff, under hard pressure, managed to beat Beach Talk for third place. Speckled Beauty, after showing early speed, quit badly and finished lame. Racing under the auspices of the Kentucky Jockey Club terminated this afternoon for this year with an immense attendance at Churchill Downs in spite of unseasonable weather that prevailed. It has been one of the most remarkable years in the history of the Kentucky Jockey Club, by far the banner one, leplete with bright spots and many of the happenings will remain in racing history for all times. The sport at Churchill Downs and at La-tonia, since the opening of the season in May, has found steady favor with racing enthusiasts not alone in Kentucky, but throughout America, The rich stakes have ' been of world wide interest and the decision of the Third International Special was the racing epic of this country. WAPITI HOME FIRST. Already constructive plans are under way that will make for additional improvement in the sport and comfort of the patrons, for it is general manager Winn's intention to ketp the Kentucky Jockey Club tracks in the van of all courses in this country. Non-winners that started numerous times and regarded of a cheaper variety, engaged in the opening races. The first was at a mile and the winner turned up in Wapiti. He was much the best and Avon well under restraint from the outsider Halu, which succeeded in wearing down Wrangler for second place. Dorius and Sands of Pleasure found favor with the big crowd, but Wapiti was at all times the popular choice. The second race fell to the locally owned Randel, a frequent starter this year. He displayed a game effort this afternoon and fought it out hard with Moorfield and Ram-kin during the last sixteenth. Randel was not regarded with much favor and his supporters were well rewarded as a result Moorfield began in this race as if he would make a runaway of it. but he tired in the stretch only to come again near the end. The notional Ramkin loomed promisingly when he came around the others with a good (Continued on eighth page. CHURCHILL DOWNS NOTES LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 8. Col. Matt J. Winn will depart Sunday for his home in Covington but will be on hand for the Lexington opening. S. N. Holman departed tonight for New Orleans, preceding his two cars of horses that he will race at Jefferson Park and the Fair Grounds. Jockey H. Stutts returned Saturday morning from Pimlico and had several mounts during the afternoon. Kentucky Cardinal, which he had been engaged to ride in the Pimlico Futurity, did not start. Charles F. Price, assistant manager and steward of the Kentucky Jockey Club, will not go to Lexington. He will remain at his home in this city until after Christmas when he will leave for Naples, Florida, on his annual winter vacation. Clyde Van Dusen shipped his string to Lexington Saturday morning. Will Perkins will ship his stable to the same track Sunday. At the end of the Lexington meeting Perkins will transfer his stable to New Orleans and included in the list of horses he will take will be J. IT. Knight's good two-year-old filly. Little Visitor. Cuban Track Renovated: All Buildings Painted, New Fences Erected and Track Proper Resurfaced CUBAN TRACK RENOVATED All Buildings Painted, New Fences Erected and Track Proper Resurfaced. BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 8. Frank J. Bruen, general manager of the Cuba-America Jockey Club, was an arrival at Pimlico today. He stopped off on his way north from Havana to take in an afternoon's spout at Pimlico. Mr. Bruen is very enthusiastic over the outlook for the coming meeting at Oriental Park, which is scheduled to begin November 29 and continue for 100 or more days. "The entire plant has been renovated," said Mr. Bruen. "Every building on the place has been repainted, the roof garden of the clubhouse enclosed in glass, new fences built on the entire property and the track proper resurfaced with a coating of sand, pronounced by horsemen to be of a quality which compares favorably with any in this country. Oriental Park never looked prettier than it does now and the landscape gardeners have been busy, now that the rainy season is over, beautifying the grounds. I feel confident that visitors to Oriental Park this winter will say that we have the finest plant that they have ever seen. We have on the grounds at present 250 horses. During the next week there will arrive 125 from Kentucky, 150 from Columbus and about 100 from the Maryland and New York tracks." Mr. Bruen left for New York tonight, where he will remain for a week before returning to Havana. Master Charlie Retired MASTER CHARLIE RETIRED BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 8. Wm. Daniel's Master Charlie, probably the best juvenile of 1924, has been retired for the year. After the running of the Pimlico Serial Weight-for-Age Race No. 2, he pulled up lame and Andy Blakely said he would put him away until next year. He will be wintered at New Orleans with the others in the stable. All year Master Charlie has been bothered from time to time with a splint and it is this affliction that causes him to bear out on the turns. Lexington Road Now Open LEXINGTON ROAD NOW OPEN LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 8. The racing enthusiasts here were pleased with the announcement that the highway between Louisville and Lexington, which has undergone repairs for many months, has been completed and is now open to travel. This will insure a wholesome daily patronage from here at the Lexington track by those who usually motor there and return home after the races. Columbus Meeting Ends: Dust Flower Accounts for Au Revoir Handicap, the Closing Day Attraction COLUMBUS MEETING ENDS Dust Flower Accounts for Au Revoir Handicap, the Closing Day Attraction. COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 8. C. H. Bern-hardt's Dust Flower, heretofore considered a sprinter, dispelled any doubt about her ability to go a long route at Beulah Park this afternoon. Taking command at once, the daughter of Peter Quince showed the way by a comfortable margin throughout the running of the Au Revoir Handicap, fifth and feature race of the concluding day of the meeting. Hermidale was always best of the others and Asaph outgamed Barbara Palmer for third place. A cold, raw wind swept the course today, making winter wraps a necessity for comfort. Despite the unpleasant weather, an excellent crowd was in attendance. The sport, which was inaugurated only a year ago at this course, has become decidedly popular. Buddie Brown, Kendall and Double Shot were returned handy winners in their respective races. Naughty Nisba came from behind in the stretch to annex the fourth race, which she accomplished handily. Asa Jewell repeated the feat in the sixth race. Arthur Elrod, who has had charge of the mutuel plant, departs for New Orleans, where he will operate his van service and sales business during the winter. J. McNaught today sold Expressive at private sale to C. Hauser. L. Erb "purchased Mad Nell at public auction before the racing today for $600. W. M. Cain claimed Malthus out of the fourth race for $2,400. Judge John T. Ireland leaves for Lexington, Ky., and will later go to New Orleans to serve as steward. W. R. Norvell leaves for his home in California. W. R. Booker and H. D. Monroe depart for New Orleans. Starter Marshall Cassidy and his crew go from here to Tijuana. Propaganda pulled up very lame after his race today. Being unable to secure stalls at Bowie, T. Whiteside and other Toronto horsemen will ship back to Woodbine Park for the winter. Move over to Lexington MOVE OVER TO LEXINGTON LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. S. With the close of the Churchill Downs meeting today the scene will shift to Lexington, where a meeting of eleven days' duration will be inaugurated Tuesday. Already quite a number of racing establishments hav.e been transferred to the new scene of activity, but the exodus from Churchill Downs will not get into full swing until Sunday morning when two special horse trains will take their departure. Monday will witness additional shipments, and it is expected all of the horses intended for participation in the Lexington meeting will be on the ground by Tuesday morning. Dr. O'mara Injures Leg DR. O'MARA INJURES LEG BALTIMORE, Md.. Nov. S. J. J. Farrell, Jr., will winter his horses this year for the first time in eleven years. Dr. O'Mara, the star of his string, became cast in his stall a few days ago and injured his left hind leg. Page 2 DAILY RACING FORM VOLUME XXX. NUMBER 286 Entered as second-class matter, April 2, 1S9G, at the iost-offire at Chicago, Illinois, under Act of March 3, 1879. W. J. McMurray, Publisher ;td General Manager. Dally During Winter Months. Dally (Except Monday) ISalance of the Tear. A Daily Reflection of the American Turf by Telegraph 76460 is first index of 1924 Daily Racing Form Handicaps Daily Racing Form Handicaps PIMLICO The horses which seem best in Monday's races are: limlico, 3Id., Xoremlicr 8, 1924. 1 DESPOT, Barbary, Overall. 2 Rip, Barleycorn, Relentless. 3 3 Emissary, Faddist, Edisto. 4 4 H. T. Waters, Abu Ben Ahdem, Leather-wood. 5 5 Red Wine, Gladys V., Belle of Boyce. G Calcutta, Royal Duck, Pensive. 7 Nose Dive, Golden Rule, Ten Minutes. T. K. Lynch. Neiv York Handicap. j 1 Barbary, Volante, Miss Greble, Gamble. 2 Barleycorn, Owen Tudor, Rip, Relentless. 3 Watts, Faddist, Edisto, Emissary. 4 4 Miss Whisk, Senator Norris, H. T. Waters, Leatherwood. 5 Red Wine, Gladys V., Vexation, Zama. 6 Calcutta, Bounce, Better Times, Storm-along. 7 NOSE DIVE, Golden Rule, Ten Minutes, Wampee Clticaso Ilamllcap. 1 Despot, Can't Say No, Miss Greble, Red Hawk. 2 p Owen Tudor, Barleycorn, Warrenton, Relentless. I 3 Emissary, Faddist, Watts, Slow and Easy. 4 4 MISS WHISK, Leatherwood, Senator Norris, Joy Smoke. 5 Vexation, Red Wine, Gladys V., High Priestess. 6 Royal Duck, Stormalong, Cordelier, Vice-Chairman. ' 7 Nose Dive, Ten Minutes, Wampee, Prince Hamlet. Cincinnati Handicap. 1 Volante, Gamble, Florence Nightingale, Harlan. : 2 Barleycorn, Relentless, Rip, Owen Tudor. ' 3 Finland, Senalado, Faddist, Edisto. 4 Miss Whisk, Thunderbolt, Leatherwood, Bonnie Omar. 1 5 Red Wine, Vexation, Gladys V., Zama. 6 Bounce, Calcutta, Better Times, Minto II. , 7 NOSE DIVE, Golden Rule, Ten Minutes, Prince of Umbria. Observer's Handicap. : 1 Danby, Gamble, Can't Say No, Harlan. 2 Barleycorn. Owen Tudor, Rip, Relentless. ; 3 Slow and Easy, Edisto, Finland, Watts. , 4 Miss Whisk, Leatherwood, H. T. Waters, Thunderbolt. 5 Gladys V., Red Wine, Vexation, Buddugie. 6 Royal Duck, Stormalong, Bounce, Better Times. 7 NOSE DIVE, Ten Minutes, Prince Hamlet, Golden Rule. Consensus of Handicaps. 1 Despot, Barbary, Volante, Danby. 2 Barleycorn, Rip, Owen Tudor, Relentless. 3 Emissary, Watts, Finland, Slow and Easy. 4 Miss Whisk, H. T. Waters, Leatherwood, Senator Norris. 5 Red Wine, Vexation, Gladys V., Zama. 6 Calcutta, Royal Duck, Bounce, Storm-along. 7 NOSE DIVE, Ten Minutes, Golden Rule, Wampee. Here and There on the Turf: Stimulus at the Top by Hisself Disappoints Earl Sande Out of Hospital . Here and There on the Turf Stimulus at the Top. By Hisself Disappoints. Earl Sande Out of Hospital. A. G. Weston's Appointment. Marshall Field's Stimulus, the swift-running son of Ultimus and Hurakan, need go little farther to establish his right to the two-year- eld crown. His victory in the Pimlico Fu- turity Friday answered th3 question of his being able to maintain his speed for a mile. He had shown his ability to stay up to three- quarters, but when he raced for the big prize that added just 49,750 to his winnings he proved that he could maintain that speed for a mile among the best of them. Since the running of the Futurity at Belmont Park, in which he was beaten a head by Mother Goose, Stimulus has only tasted defeat once. That was at Laurel. And since that Futurity Stimulus has been the winner of seven races. He was unbeatable at Empire City; he was twice winner at Aqueduct and once at Jamaica and his crowning achieve- inent was his victory at Pimlico Friday. A colt of excellent proportions, he is blessed with good action and it has been demonstrated that he may be placed success- fully, though in many of his races his forte seemed -to be speed. While Candy Kid was making the pace at Pimlico, Stimulus was rac- ing back of him in a fashion that suggested an ability to go to the Whitney colt at the first asking. Then when he was asked he responded like a good colt. But that was not all. After he had raced the pacemaker into defeat it was not over. He still had to withstand a challenge from a good one when William Ziegler, Jr.'s, Star Lore made his gallant rush in the last eighth. There was no time to give Stimulus a long breath and Thurber had to drive him out to make the victory certain. Stimulus answered that call and it was right there that he proved himself of championship calibre. Of the twelve that raced in the Pimilco Futurity, there were seven that had raced over the mile distance before and Stimulus was not one of them. Star Lore had won the Junior Championship Stakes at Aqueduct. Pas Seul had finished a good second to Master Charlie in the running of the Kentucky Jockey Club mile at Churchill Downs. American Flag had won the Manor Handicap at Laurel while Single Foot had finished a good second in that race. By Hisself had won a mib stake race at Empire City in which he had thoroughly beaten Star Lore. Candy Kid had won at a mile at Laurel and Young Martin had also raced over the mile distance. Thus, besides Stimulus, those in the field of the Pimlico Futurity that had never before raced over a mile route were Sunny Man, Blue Warbler and Courageous. There remains the Walden Handicap, where it is hoped Master Charlie and Stimulus will be brought together and it is calculated to determine the supremacy between the pair. The Walden is under handicap conditions and there are many of those beaten in the Pimlico Futurity will go after that race at a weight advantage not enjoyed Friday. Then there are those who do not consider the Pimlico Futurity as exactly a truly run race. This may apply to By Hisself. There is no denying that his race was far away from the form that was his at the Empire City . meeting. There he gave Star Lore a sound beating, while, on Friday, Star Lore was only beaten a nose by Mr. Field's colt. This will naturally make the Walden Handicap an attractive . engagement for the son of Man o' War. And there were others that did not show to full advantage Friday. But that is inevitable and, for the time being, as least, Stimulus is at the top of the heap. And Stimulus has the bar sinister that bars him from registration in the . English stud book. It is glad news to know that Earl Sande is 3 out of the hospital even though he is walking ; with the aid of a cane. Sande has spent the ; best part of the racing season nursing a broken i leg. He has been unable to even see the glorious races of the year, much less take part t in them. He has only seen Epinard in action i 3 3 4 4 5 5 G 7 j 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 1 2 p I 3 4 4 5 6 ' 7 : ' 1 , : ; , . . . 3 ; ; i t i on the silver screen and but for his unfortunate accident at Saratoga he surely would have been riding one of the American thoroughbreds that started against the French invader. The appointment of A. G. Weston as one of the stewards of the present Pimlico meeting is a wise move on the part of the Maryland Jockey Club and one that is tremendously popular with the horsemen. It would be well if there was a practical horseman in every stewards' stand to sit in judgment on the running of races. Mr. Weston is particularly fitted for his high office in that he is a practical horseman of long experience. There are others just as well I qualified as Mr. Weston, but the wisdom of ' : the appointment lies in the fact that he is ; practical through his long association with the i turf as a trainer. If there is any office in the government of the running of races that calls for practical 1 knowledge more than another, it is in the , stewards' stand. Many a sportsman who has 3 a knowledge of racing and its rules is lacking ' r in that practical knowledge that can only be attained by years of experience in the handling , of horses and the development of jockeys. The 2 training of horses will -give a better idea of 1 t how to administer the rules when it comes to , sitting in judgment. The practical horseman 1 . is better equipped to distinguish between right t and wrong in the running of the horses. He a u has a knowledge of the horses themselves that t makes him the ideal official when it comes to , seeing to it that the horses race honestly. It is not meant by this that racing is - thing but honest. The cries of jobbery ninety P times out of a hundred are unfounded and 4 come from those who are ignorant of racing, but at the same time this practical horseman is the man who can silence these scandal mon-. - . gers. He knows, or should know, enough about the actual running of horses to see to it that t the sport is above reproach. For a long time there has been much said j Q and written in favor of the employment of if paid stewards on the New York tracks. This employment of practical horsemen is : s directly along those lines. Paid officials 5 would have to be chosen for their peculiar fit-: ness for the office and no better selection could A be made than of men who have long years of f experience such as that enjoyed by Mr. Weston. Daily Racing Form Charts I : ' ; i 1 , 3 r ' , 2 1 t , 1 . t a u t , - P 4 - . t j Q of if is s 5 A of f CHURCHILL DOWNS LOUISVILLE, KY., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924. Churchill Downs (1 Mile). Fifteenth and Inst day. Kentucky Jcckey Club. Autumn Meeting of 15 days. Vfeather cloudy. Stewards, C. F. Price, S. C. Nuckols, C. W. Hay and E. Hogg, Placing Judges, J. S. "Wallace, N. II. McClelland and E. 15. Webb. Starter, William Hamilton. Racing Secretary, J. S. Wallace. Racing starts at 1:30 p. m. (Chicago time, 1:30 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, cge of horse and weight carried. indicatcs apprentice allowance. SKTCryrjT FIRST RACE 1 Mile. (May 19, 1921 1:36 8 104.) Purse $1,100. 4-year-olds and -PtP 6 6 upward. Claiming. Net value to -winner $850; second, $150; third, 100. index Horses AWtlTSt U Vs Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equlv. Odds Str't 8.5438 WAPITI wb C 103 8 4 S- 2' 2 I'll1 K H'gland W H Hall 110-100 85493 HALiU wb G 10S 11 C 5'i 41 3l 31! 22 H Stutts A S Eastman 1640-100 85520 'WRANGLER wb 4 105 6 2 11 11 lh 21 33 S Griffin I J Brown 520-100 854683DORIUS wb 5 103 5 3 101 9 6n 5 4 R Z'cchini J Hedderman 360-100 854873S. OF PLEAS'REwb 11 108 19 7 S 51 4 4J 5" A Fran'co J T Looney 1020-100 85343 ROLDGOLD w 4 105 1 12 ll1 H 11 7 6 A Yerrat T E Mueller 2330-100 85487 PIEDMONT wb 4 10S 4 5 21 31 51 G& 7 W Fronk Mrs M F Shapoff 7975-100 85535 SISTER JOSELLA. w 4 105 7 3 4'' 7a 9l 9l 8 J A M'ney C B Shafer 4503-100 85535TED'S PLUM w 4 108 2 1 71 Sl 7 81 9& P McGuire Borgman & Bills f2853-10O S5558JCENNMARE w 4 103 12 10 9- 101 10 10 10 E McCl'ng Mrs C Ruscho t 85487MOLINERO wb G 1063 3 8 6h 61 81 11 11 J Gormley A J Molora 11780-1IW &5343HARRY B. wb 7 111 9 11 12 12 12 12 12 R Yelton Four Oaks Stock Pm Stb t fMutuel field. Time, 23, 48, 1:14, '1:40. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Wapiti, $4.S0 straight, $3.70 place, $2.70 show; Halu, $10.40 place, $5.10 show; Wrangler, $3.50 show. Equivalent backing odds Wapiti, 140 to 100 straight, 85 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Halu, 420 to 100 place, 155 to 100 show; Wrangler. 75 to ICO show. Winner Ch. g, by Harmonicon Catacomb II., by La das (trained by W. H. Hall; bred by Mr. William R. Coe). Went to post at 1:30. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. WAPITI raced close up in the early running and, taking the lead, came away in the stretch to win easing up. HALU raced well and held second place gamely in the final drive. WRANGLER showed the most early speed, but tired in the stretch. DORIUS began slowly and was far back for the first half, but came fast in the stretch. SANDS OF PLEASURE had no mishaps. PIEDMONT quit. Scratched S551G Jupiter, 113; S55583Pequot, 108; 85558 Repeater, 110; 8543S Macbeth, 106; S5558 Huoncc, 108; S5376 Hullo, 105; 854C8 Vanishing Boy, 103. Overweights Kennmare, 3 pounds; Molinero, 3. SEerrQ SECOND RACE l 1-16 Miles. (May 24, 19221:44 4113.) Purse $1,200. 3-year-olds tPtP 6 O and upward. Claiming. Net value to wiener $900; second, $200; third, $100. index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 8551G RANDEL w 5 112 2 5 52 5 3n lnfc Ink A Yerrat T E Mueller 1005-100 85 5 1 4 MOORFIELD wb 3 100 S 2 l3 I'll1 21 21 JC H'pLand T P Hayes 820-100 85520 'RAMKIN W 6 112 3 7 7 7 4i 35 3 J A M'ney Wright & Anderson 85-109 85469 BUGLER wb 3 108 5 4 3 2 5 4 4' H Stutts J J Troxler 850-100 8.5558SEA COURT wb G 105 4 3 4 3 21 5 5 K Yelton Four Oaks Stock Fm Stb 1905-100 85314 HOY W 4 110 1 6 6h 6 6 6 6s W Fronk Mr3 M F Shapoff 1470-100 84394CHEER LEADER w 10 105 7 1 2h 4 7 7 7 R Z'cchini R L Rogers 880-100 Time, 24, 49, 1:15, 1:42, 1:49. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Randel, $22.10 straight, $10.50 place, $4.20 show; Moorfield, $7.10 place, $3.50 show; Ramkin, $2.50 shew. Equivalent booking edds Randel, 1005 to 100 straight, 425 to 100 place, 110 to 100 show; Moorfield, 255 to 100 place, 75 to 100 show; Ramkin, 25 to 100 show. Winner B. g, by Jack Atkin Niko, by Ossary (trained by J. H. Moody; bred by Mr. D. W. Scott). . Went to post at 1:55. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the j same. RANDEL raced past the others with a rush after going three-quarters and, under hard riding, f outstayed MOORFIELD. The latter showed the most speed and finished gamely in the final drive. RAMKIN refused to extend himself fully after closing a big gap. BUGLER dropped back and came sigain in the stretch. SEA COURT rac well. HOY had no mishaps. CHEER LEADER retired early. Overweight Bugler, 3 pounds. QETE-TGi THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. (May 24, 19211:116128.) Purse $1,100. 3-year-olds and OOO 4 y upward. Claiming;. Net value to winner $850; second, $150; third, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't : (85276)PURE DEE w 4 109 6 4 4n 4s 31 lk M Gamer C H Trotter 210-100 (85517 )HUON PINE wb 3 105 7 1 3 31! 11 2a S Griffin Valentino Inn Stable 610-100 ; (85468) RAPID DAY wn 8 109 2 5 61 5 43 3 H Stutts Mra R McGarvey 470-100 85517 EASTER BELLS wsb 4 109 3 2 In l1 21 41 E Blind W E Caskey Jr 420-100 85517 KITTIE JIM " w 3 102 1 3 23 21 5l 51 H Hay Kohn & Theisen 815-100 , 8527C PONJOLA wb 3 105 5 6 5h 6 61 6l R Z'cchini A E Barrett 7060-100 ' S55173SAYNO w 3 10S 4 7 71 71 71 73 H Long Four Oakn Stock Fm Stb 1S65-10O i 85517 ODD SETH wb 3 108 8 8 8 8 8 8 W Fronk G B Shafer 1835-100 ' Time, 23, 48, 1:13. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Pure Dee, $0.20 straight, $3.S0 place, $2.70 show; Huon Pine, $4.70 place, $3.10 thow; Rapid Day, 3.30 show. Equivalent booking odds Pure Dee, 210 to 100 straight, 90 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Huon Pine, 135 to 100 place, 55 to 100 show; Rapid Day, 65 to 100 show. ; Winner B. c, by Martinet Lady Sebree, by Yo Puedo (trained by C. H. Trotter; bred by Mr. ; C. W. Sebree). Went to post at 2:21. At. post 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the : same. PURE DEE was far back in the early running, but came fast just before reaching the stretch j end, finishing gamely, outstayed the others. HUON PINE saved much gronnd on the stretch turn and to: k the lead, but tired and just lasted to hold second place. RAPID DAY had a rough race and was ridden wide into the stretch, which o;r him mucli ground, but finished fast and close up. EASTER BELLS set a fast pace to the stretch au'd quit. KITTIE JIM also quit in the stretch. Overweight Odd Seth, 1 pound. FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (May 19, 19211:36 8104.) Shawnee Park Handicap. 8gPQ4"Si OOQv Purse $1,700. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,300; second, $250; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't (85518.)SUNSPERO w 3 108 3 4 4 3" 2" l1 11 S Griffin R G McGill 105-100 (85538)PEGASUS w 5 103 2 1 3n 43 4s 21 21 H Stutts Audley Farm Stable 7G5-100 855G0 PRICEMAKER w 3 991 1 2 21 2l Ink 3s 31 J A M'ney C C Wright 695-100 ! S5470 HOPELESS wb 4 111 4 5 5 5 5 41 43 W Fronk H P Headley 500-100 ' : 855383VALLEY LIGHT w 3 96 5 3 1 l'l 3 5 5 II Hay G V Barnes 485-100 Time, 23, 47, 1:13, 1:38. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Sunspcro, $4.10 straight, $3.20 place, $2.30 show; Pegasus, $1.90 place, $3.10 show; Fricemaker, $3.50 show. Equivalent booking odds Sunspero. 105 to 100 straight. 00 to 100 place, 15 to 100 show; rcgasns, 145 to 100 place, 55 to 100 show; 1'ricemaker, 75 to 100 show. Winner B. c, by Sun Briar Espero, by Sir Dixcu (trained by n. Unna; bred by Mr. Willis Sbarpe-Kilmer). Went to post at 2:49. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SUNSPERO was saved under restraint to the far turn, then moved up with a rush and, passing PRICE-MAKER in the stretch, held PEGSUS Safe through the last sixteenth. PEGASUS dropped back just before reaching the stretch, but came again in the last eighth and finished fast. FRICEMAKER tired after showing much speed and racing into the lead. HOPELESS was always far back. YALLEX LIGHT quit in the last quarter, after setting a fast pace to the far turn. Overweights Pegasus, 1 pound; Pricemaker, 4; Yalley Light, 1. QPfQI FIFTH RACE 7-8 Mile. (May 21, 1921 1:23 4 110.) Fifteenth Running GOLDEN oOOQl ROD HANDICAP. $5,000 Added. 2-year-olds. Net value to winner $5,880; second, $300; third, $4C0; fourth, $120. Andex Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't (85245)CAPTAIN HAL w 127 5 2 21 l1 Is 11 In J Heupel A A Kaiser 50-100 (85492)KING NADI w 110 4 1 4l 4 21 2s 2s S Griffin J J Troxler 385-100 85492 'BLUE RIDGE w 113 3 3 5 5 42 4 S1 S O'D'nell J S Ward 1470-100 85540SLITTLE VISITOR w 119 2 4 11 2 3 3 4 H Stutts J L Knight 1230-100 (i;4986)RIVIERA W 108j 1 5 3' 3 5 5 5 E Martin R D Robson 1825-100 Time, 23, 47, 1:12, 1:26. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Captain Hal, $3.00 straight, 2.30 place, $2.30 show; King Nadi, $2.70 place, $2.60 show; Blue Ridge, $3.00 show. Equivalent booking odds Captain Hal, 50 to 100 straight, 15 to 100 place, 15 to 100 show; King Nadi, 35 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show; Blue Ridge, 50 to 100 show. AVinner Blk. c, by Black Toney Wavering, by Marta Santa (trained by AY. S. Hopkins; bred by Mr. G. B. Goring). AA'ent to post at 3:16. At post 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CAPTAIN HAL was made much use of in the early running in disposing of LITTLE VISITOR before going a half mile, then set a fast pace, but began tiring in the stretch and had to be hard ridden to outstay KING NADI. The latter began slowly, but gained steadily and came fast through the last eighth. BLUE RIDGE raced well and finished gamely. LITTLE ArISITOR set a fast early pace, but quit badly. RIVIERA was done after going the first quarter. Scratched (85331)Lee O. Cotner, 123; 854921 Deeming, 105: (S5540)Bignonia, 109 : 85540 Rural Route, 112; 85492 Cream Puff, 110; 85501 Lad o' Mine, 109; 84S77Annihilator, 109; 85442 Abstract, 110; 85540 Buttress, 103. . Overweight Riviera, 2 pounds. DKQO SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (May 24, 19211:116128.) Pinecrest Purse. $1,100 Added. oDOOffl 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner $850; second, $175.50; third, $117. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 85540 BRIDESMAID w 111 7 2 31! lh 21 Ink H Stutts II P Whitney 1G5-100 854923DEEMING w 106 2 5 2h 2 l1 2 J Gormley C B Dailey 245-100 85492 CREAM PUFF w 106 4 1 55 33 31 S S Griffin S ' J Kelley 485-100 BEACH TALK w 106 17 G 4 43 4 E Blind Idla Hour Stock Fm Stb 2395-100 85519 MIDNIGHT ROSE w 103 6 6 7 6b 5l 5 J A M'ney Kohn & Theisen 1175-100 85347 SPECK. BEAUTY w 108 3 4 Ink 5h 61 63 W Fronk Mrs M F Shapoff 1200-100 833942ATANDERLUST wb 103 5 3 41 7 7 7 R Yelton Tobacco Stable 4240-100 Time, 23, 47, 1:13. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Bridesmaid, $5.30 straight, $3.10 place, $2.40 show; Deeming, $3.20 place, $2.30 show; Cream Puff, $2.80 show. Equivalent booking odds Bridesmaid, 1G5 to 100 straight, 55 to 100 place, 20 to 103 show; Deeming, CO to 100 place, 15 to 100 show; Cream Puff, 40 to 100 show. AAMnner Br. f, by Chicle Rowes Bud, by Broomstick (trained by M. Goldblatt; bred by Mr. Harry Payne AVhitney). AVent to post at 3:49. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BRIDESMAID, away well and hard ridden for the entire race, finished gamely and outstayed DEEMING in the final strides. DEEMING raced into the lead and appeared a certain winner in the stretch, but tired unexpectedly in the last twenty yards. CREAM PUFF ran well, but had to be ridden hand to outstay BEACH TALK. The latter ran a Rood race and finished well. MIDNIGHT ROSE was far back for the entire race. SPECKLED BEAUTY quit and finished lame. Scratched 85519 Maximaneh, 100. Overweight Speckled Beauty, 5 pounds. OfiCrCO SEVENTH RACE 1 Mile. (May 19, 1921 1:3G 8 104.) Purso $1,100. 3-year-olds OutlOO and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $850; second, $150; third, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt y, Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't (85487) 'PAUL MICOU w5 1W 4 5 5' 5' 1' 1 1 J Gormley S T Baxter G40-100 (85541)CLOISl'ER w 3 110 5 7 7 6l 4 3' 2 S Griffin J McGco 440-100 ( 85520) PARADER wn C 111 7 3 41 2l 2 2 3 H Stutts T J Pendergast 310-100 ( 85516) LA P. D. BR'TEwn 3 100 2 8 S 7 7s 41 45 K H' gland J W Parrish 800-100 85541 QUESADA w 5 113 1 5 2h 3 51 64 5h W Fronk Mrs M F Shapoff 1375-100 85493 LITTLE CLAIR w 3 103 8 4 3h 4 Gh 7 G E McCl'ng C B Shafer 93-100 (85514) NIMROD wb 3 110 3 11 1" 3 5l 7 R Yelton P Stanton 555-100 84589 'PRIVILEGE w 3 100 6 2 C1 8 8 8 8 H Hay M Goldblatt 1460-100 Time, 23, 48, 1:13, 1:39. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid raul Micou, $14.80 straight, 0.20 place, $4.80 show; Cloister, $5.00 place, $3.50 show; Parader, $3.10 show. Equivalent booking odds Paul Micou, C40 to 100 straight, 210 to 100 place, 140 to 100 show; Cloister, 150 to 100 place, 75 to 100 show; Parader, 55 to 100 show. Winner B. g, by Thco. Ccok Miss Micou, by Aureus (trained by S. T. Baxter; bred by Mr. J. D. Stark). Went to post at 4:17. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. PAUL MICOU rushed into the lead after going a half mile and, drawing away, won casing up. CLOISTER began slowly, but finished fast and gamely under good riding. PARADER raced well, but tired in the stretch. LA rLANCUE DE BRIANTE closed a gap. NIMROD quit in the last quarter after setting a fast pace to the far turn. Scratched (85558) Wild Life, 110. Overweight Little Clair, 5 pounds. Page 3 Columbus COLUMBUS COLUMBUS, Ohio, Saturday, November 8, 1924. Beulah Park (1-2 Mile). Sixteenth and last day. Capital City Racing Association. Autumn Meeting of 10 days. Weather cloudy. Presiding Steward, W. J. Ireland. Presiding Judge, W. R. Norvell. Associate Judge, C. Stands. Starter, Marshall Cassidy. Racing Secretary, W. R. Norvell. Racing starts at 1:45 p. m. (Chicago time, 12:45). 85591 FrEST RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $600. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner $450; second, $100; third, $50. Eq. Odds Ind. norse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight ( 85397 )Buddie BrownlOS l3 M Millerick 320-100 (85363) Maria D'tner 115 23 O Pernia tOO-100 853G33Benita 107 3 J Roberts 520-100 (854 59) Ruby Marsh 107 4" D Priblo 1510-100 85501 Doc McMahonl07 53 W McCabo JSOO-100 85480 3Red Squirrel 112 Gl F Lux t 85501 Lena Wood 113 7s C Frost t 85528 Dr. MacMilIenll2 8 J Dominick 2410-100 tCoupled as J. McMillen entry; t C. S. Wilson entry. Time, 1:08. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Buddie Brown, $S.40 straight, $3.63 place, $2.80 show; Marie Dattner, $2.60 place, $2.20 show; Benita, $2.40 show. Equivalent booking odds Buddie Brown, 320 to 100 straight, 80 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Marie Dattner, 30 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show; Benita, 20 to 103 show. Winner Green Briar Stable's ch. g. by Light Brigade; Heliosis, by Star Shoot (trained by L. Erb; bred by Mr. Johnson N. Camden). Went to post at 1:50. At post 1 minute. Start poor and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Scratched 84920 Jingle, 109. Overweights Buddie Brown, 1 pound; Dr. Mac Millan, 5, 85592 SECOND RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second, $75; third, $50. Eq. Odds Ind. Horse. Wt Fin. Jockey. Straight. 85428 s Kendall 10S l3 K Noe 540-100 85503 "Trafalgar 107 2J V Swanson 90-100 85483 Mis3 Leggo 10G 3 W Martin 2470-100 85398 Sagamore 107 41 D Priblo 2540-100 85531 Huzzas 107 51 W McCabo 3520-100 85551 Crestw'd Boy 113 G1 G Williams 590-100 85503 Briar Sweet 103 7 J Stevens 540-100 85530 O'Kelly 106 P.up.J Roberts 3380-100 Time, 1:09. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Kendall, $12.80 straight, $4.00 place, $3.20 show; Trafalgar, $2.80 place, $2.80 show; Miss Leggo, $6.40 show. Equivalent booking odds Kendall, 540 to 100 straight, 100 to 100 place, 60 to 100 show; Trafalgar, 40 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Miss Leggo, 220 to 103 show. Winner Mrs. D. C. Henscl's b. g, 4, by Trevisco Flounce, by Plaudit (trained by E. O. Hensel; bred by Mr. K. D. Alexander). Went to post at 2:20. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Scratched 85572 Plaid, 101; (84306) Jim Heffer-ing, 100; 85550 Little Avon, 105; (8-1505) Horace Lerch, 100; S4S05 Little Romper, 105; 85532 Advance, 105; 85554 Consort, 110; 855743Rock Court, 105. Overweights Miss Leggo, 2 pounds; Huzzas, 2; O'Kelly, 1. 85593 TKrRI RACE 3-4 Mile. Pursa $500. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $375; second, $75; third, $50. Eq. Odds Ind. norse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 85551 Double Shot 109 P- E Sporri 590-100 (85531 )Keaolani 103 2nk v Swanson 220-100 j j 855303Loyalty 111 3 W McCabo 800-100 85398Sir Lawnfal 104 41 J Roberts 170-100 ' I 85367 Lucky Pearl 103 5 O Pemia 2030-100 85529 Sarafax 112 61 L Saucier 8150-100 85551 Charlotto B. 104 74 F Lux t2320-100 85550 Ed Garrison 105 S3 K Noe 1460-100 85529 Propaganda 111 9 J Dominick 2790-100 85482 D. Bother Me 101 10 S Holicko t tMutuel field. Time, 1:17. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Double Shot, $13.S0 straight, $5.80 place, $4.00 show; Kcaolani, $4.20 place, $3.60 show; Loyalty, $4.00 show. Equivalent booking odds Double Shot. 590 to 100 straight, 190 to 100 place, 130 to 100 show; Keao-lani, 110 to 100 place, 80 to 103 show; Loyalty, 100 to 100 show. Winner J. B. McGinn's b. g, 3, by War Shot Belle Taylor, by Cederstrome (trained by J. B. McGinn; bred by Mr. S. Christenson). Went to post at 2:5-1. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. Scratched (S5550)Lavinia. 112; 85012 Bantam, 112; S5531 First Blush, 106; 85232 Bowsprit, 106; 85055 Chestnut Girl, 103; 854S2 Georgia May, 111. Overweight Lucky Pearl, 2 pounds; Ed Garrison, 4; Propaganda, 5. 85594 F0TIRTH RACE 3-4 Milo. Purse $600. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $450; second, $100; third, $50. Eq. Odds Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 85401 Naughty Nisball2 H J Dominick 830-100 (85332) Leading LightlOS 2l K Sporri 20G0-100 ( 85504 )Malthus 104 31 K Noo 360-100 I j j I I 852G4sPeter Brown 107 41 W McCabo t340-100 85505Royal Dick 107 5"k j Roberts 860-100 85534 The Almoner 102 6l S Holicko 24S0-100 K548G Queen Bess 103 7l M Millerick f (85552)J. A. Scott Jr.104 S"k V Swanson 1000-100 8509G3End Man 107 9' W Martin 550-100 85552 C. J. Craigmilel04 103 L Saucier 3520-100 85429 3Raffles 11J ll3 C Frost 810-100 85096 Cavo Woman 109 12 D Prible t tMutuel field. Time, 1:15. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Naughty Nisba, $1S.G0 straight. $10.00 place, $7.20 show; Leading Light, $1S.00 place, $10.60 show; Malthus. $5.C0 show. Equivalent booking odds Naughty Nisba, S30 to" 100 straight, 430 to 100 place, 200 to 103 show; Leading Light, S00 to 100 place, 430 to 103 show; Malthus, ISO to 100 show. Winner E. Lutz' ch. m, 5, by The Manager Daisy Piatt, by Marta Santa (trained by E. Lutz; bred by Mr. S. C. Lyue). Went to post at 3:26. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. Scratched 85573 Jaunebar, 97; 85505 True American, 102; S5486 Perhaps, 110; 855703Pretext, 99. 85595 FIFTH RACE i Mile and 70 Yards. Au Revoir Handicap. Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Not value to winner $725; second, $175; third, $100. Bq. Odds Ind. norse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. (85505) Dust Flower 112 14 V Swanson 630-100 85504 3Hermidale 100 23 S Holicko 4030-100 85553 - Asaph 104 31 K Noo 1050-100 855053Barb. Palmer 112 43 J Dominick 200-100 85401 Fair Rowena lOij 51 W Martin 2170-100 852653KauiIa 113 64 G Williams 510-100 852653Grace Mayers 106 73 J Roberts 480-100 85401 3Scissors 107 S M Millerick 860-100 85403;Figuration 98 U3 L Leo 2840-100 85486 Medina 101 10 F Lux 4120-100 Time, 1:46. Track fast $2 mutuels paid Dust Flower, $15.00 straight, $S.60 place, $0.80 show; Hermidale, $29.40 place, $16.40 show; Asaph, $6.60 show. Equivalent booking odds Dust Flower, 650 to 100 straight, 330 to 100 place, 240 to 100 show; Hermidale, 1370 to 100 place, 720 to 100 show; Asaph. 230 to 100 show. Winner T. H. Bernhardt's ch. f, 4, by Peter Quince Stick Pin, by McGee (trained by D. Womel-dorff; bred by Mr. J. C. Milam). Went to post at 3:59. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Scratched 85231 Grass Tree, 97. Overweights Asaph, 4 pounds; Barbara Palmer, 5; Kauila, 5; Grace Mayers, 2; Medina, 5. 85596 SIXTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Purse $600. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $450; second, $100: ' third, $50. Bq- Odds Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 85483 3 Asa Jewell 110 H V Swanson 380-100 85555 Hercule3 111 23 W Martin 1140-100 85332 Neptuno 103 34 O Pernia 1110-100 85462GIanmoro 104 4l S Holicko 370-i00 85429 T. Swimmer 108 54 L Saucier 4800-100 85553Melvina 106 6 J Roberts 830-10G 85533 Furor 99 7' K Noe 1S20-K0 85532 3 'Thorny Way 100 8 J Stevens 180-K.O Timo, 1:48. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Asa Jewell, $9.60 straight, $4.60 place, $3.63 show; Hercules, $11.00 place, $6.80 show; Neptune, $5.00 show. Equivalent booking odds Asa Jewell, 380 to 100 straight, 130 to 100 place, 80 to 100 show; Hercules, 4S0 to 100 place, 210 to 103 show; Neptune. 1EO to 103 show. Winner Mrs. G. M. Johnson's b. g, 3, by Horron Dishabille, by King's Counsel (trained by G. M. Johnson; bred by Mr. J. B. Gorham). Went to post at 4:33. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. Scratched S55333Great Northern, 100; S55543 Lough Storm, 105; 85485 Mr. Beck, 103; S3353 Hello Pardner, 100; 85533 Brown Letty, 99; 851G5 Paula V., 100. 85597 SEVENTH RACE 1 1-4 MUes. Purso $700. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $515; second, $115; third. $70. Eq. Odds Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight. 855343Cl'k Stock's 103 l1 E Sporri 140-100 85555s Dellahm 104 2l J Stevens 520-100 85486 3 Wildcat 114 33 J Dcminick 4-10G 85534 Arragosa 106 4 J Roberts 4SO-100 8557G Kent L. 107 5" W Martin 1010-luO 8557G Winnipeg 312 6 S Banks 7S0-U0 Timo, 2:10. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Clock Stocking, $4.80 straight, $3.40 place, $2.00 show; Dcllahm, $4.40 place, $3.00 show; Wildcat, $2.80 show. Equivalent booking odds Clock Stocking, 140 to 100 straight, 70 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show; Dellahtu, 120 to 100 place, 50 to 100 show; Wildcat, 40 to 100 show. Winner J. B. McGinn's br. f, 4, by Pataud Met Mexican, by Mexican (trained by J. B. McGinn-bred by Mrs. W. C. Goodloe). Went to post at 5:09. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Scratched 85555 Grandest, 104; 85555 Bygone Days, 106; 85465 Buckhorn II., 107. Pimlico PIMLICO PIMXICO, MB., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924. (1 Mile.) Sixth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Autumn Meeting of 12 days. Weather clear. Steward representing Maryland Racing Commission, George Brown, Jr. Judge-at-Largc, Carlos M. de Garmendia. Stewards, George Brown, Jr., A. G. Weston and Frank J. Bryan. Placing Judges, J. B. 'nmpbell, Francis G. Riggs and H. P. Ccnkling. Starter, James Milton. Racing Secretary, Frank J. Bryan. Racing starts at 1:30 p. m. (Chicago time, 12:30 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each lace indicate date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. indicatcs apprentice allowance. SererOyl FIRST RACE 2 1-4 Miles. Autumn Green Spring Valley Steeplechase. Purse $2,000. tPQO'tfi: 4-ycar-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $1,400; second, $400; third, $200. Index Horses A Wt PP St 4 8 13 14 Fin Jockeys . Owners Equiv. Odds Str't (8514G)ETHER'L BLUE w 4 130 6 G 23 1 1 l3 1 J T'maro J E Widener 320-100 85070 DAMASK w 7 14G 5 3 4s 4s 2lB 2" 2 N Kenn'dy Greentreo Stable 200-100 85474 COURTEOUS w 3 133 4 4 Is 2nk 5 4" 34 W Collins W J Salmon t263-100 85495 LOLLIPOP w 5 131 3 2 G 51 3s 31 4 C Smoot R Pending 1535-100 (85495)VICAIRE w 5 133 1 1 3 3 4nk 5 5 J Pierce R Parr 510-100 854743DUNKS GREEN w 5 137 2 5 5 G Pulled up. L Veitch W J Salmon t Coupled as W. J. Salmon entry. Time, 4:14. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Ethereal Blue, $S.40 straight, $5.70 place, $3.30 show; Damask, $4.50 place, $3.20 show; W. J. Salmon entry, $2.40 show. Equivalent booking odds Ethereal Blue, 320 to ICO straight, 185 to 100 place, C3 to 100 show; Damask, 125 to 100 place, CO to 100 show; W. J. Salmon entry, 20 to 100 show. Winner Br. f, by Wrack The Welkin, by Contract (trained by J. H. Lewis; bred by Mr. James Temple Gwathmey). Went to post at 1:29. At post 1 minute. Start good and fast. Wen easily; second and third Criving. ETHEREAL BLUE, an extremely good juniper, raced into the lead when beginning the second turn of the field and held sway for the remainder of the race, went to her knees in landing at the final jump, but recovered quickly and was holding DAMASK perfectly safe at the end. DAMASK raced into second place in the second turn of the field arid made a game finish. COURTEOUS set the early pace nnd passed LOLLIPOP in the final quarter. VICAIRE tired badly. DUNKS GREEN also tired badly in the second turn of the field and was cased up after taking the eleventh jump. Scratched S54743Duettistc, 154. Overweight Lollipop, 2 pounds. SKKQiK SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (May G, 1924 1:10 6 116.) Purso $1,300. 2-year-olds. QOOt? Allowances. Net value to wiener $900; second, $250; third, $150. Index Horses AWtPPSt 4 y. Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 845963NOAH wu 112 5 3 1 l3 l3 14 L McAtee H P "Whitney 155-100 854773SILVER FOX wb 110 4 1 24 23 24 2 M Fator Rancocas Stablo 200-100 85496 BARB. FRIETCHIE w 111 3 2 3J 33 3 34 C Lang E F Whitney t4D55-100 8538G SENOR wb 110 7 7 53 41 44 44 P Walls B Reuge 3275-100 8549G SUMPTER wb 111 6 9 61 53 53 53 F Col'letti R Odom 2485-100 855103MIRADOR w 1111 14 71 8 Gk 6nk C Ponce W Zeigler Jr 775-100 8538G BATTLE FIELD w 112 2 G 81 9 74 7s E Barnes G A Cochran 1315-100 ( 85521 )LADY GLASSEN w 107 9 10 94 7" S3 S"k B Br'ning F Glassen 2S35-100 85141 ZERO HOUR w 112 10 11 10l 101 9' 94 J McTag't C Ferraro 10370-100 84835 KING JIMMY w 110 8 8 11 11 103 103 J Callah'n F E Brown 5735-100 MOUNTAIN OAKS w 101 11 5 4 61 11 11 L Schaefer Nevada Stock Farm Stable t tMutuel field. Time, 23, 47, 1:13. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Noah, $5.10 straight, $2.80 place, $2.50 show; Silver Fox, $3.10 place, $3.30 show; Barbara Frietchie, field, $S.00 show. Equivalent becking odds Ncah, 155 to 100 straight, 40 to 100 place, 25 to 100 show; Silver Fox, 55 to 100 place, 65 to 100 show; Barbara Frietchie, field, 300 to 100 show. Winner Br. c, by Peter Pan First Flight, by Thrush (trained by F. Hopkins; bred by Mr. Harry Payne Whitney). Went to post at 2:01. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. "Wlcn easily; second and third Oriving. NOAH set a fast pace from soon after the start and won all the way. SILVER FOX raced' in closest pursuit all the way, but was easily held safe by the winner. BARBARA FRIETCHIE raced forwardly and gamely all the way. SENOR was outrun, but finished gamely. SUMPTER began slowly and showed speed, but tired in the stretch. Scratched S5445 Harlan, 112; (852S4)Sandrae, 112; 85545 Slow and Easy, 109; 84294 Note o Love, 207; 85496 Edisto, 112; 85545 Senalado, 110; 85248 Volante, 112; 85124 Tony Griffith, 103. Overweights Barbara Frietchie, 2 pounds; Sumpter, 1; Mirador, iy; Zero Hour, 2; Mountain Oaks. 1. Q(T pTQJ THIRD RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (Nov. 3. 1923 1:42 3 110.) Purse $1,300. 3- OU JuO year-olds. Claiming. Net valuo to winner $900; second, S250; third. $150. index Horses AWtl'l'St Str Fin Jockeys Owners Kqulv. Odds Str't ( 85499 ) EAGERNESS W 98 2 1 Ink Ink 1J 11 in G Hudgins W A Rosen 190-100 i;54793ALTISSIMO wn 111 7 3 114103 10s 51 21 V Smith H Dougherty 1155-100 85544 'QUOTATION wb 103 12 12 53 54 33 2n 3" H Church H G Bedwell 893-100 85475 LEISCH wb 106 4 7 9l 8 8 6nk 44 J McT'gue E W Prico t740-100 85475LADY AUDREY w 101 11 G 4 41 41 4 5 W Harvey W V Dwyer f (85130) JUST w 108 1 2 8l 7l 6n 7161 J Leyland E K Bryson 550-100 (85029)BLUE AND RED w 106 G 4 3l 3l 24 3& 7 J Callah'n W L S Martin 1560-100 851483SLIGO w 106 9 5 71 94 71 81 8l L Lang F P Robie 1980-100 85547 'ROYAL QUEEN wb 98 8 9 101 Hh 11s 9 94 J Judy J McMillen f E5253 KING'S RANSOM w 111 3 10 121 124121 123 10 P Walls Victoria Stable t ( 85303) 'BROOMFIELD wb 106 10 13 13 13 13 U1 lib c Allen S Gooch 1000-100 85524WATCH CHARM w 107 5 3 6nk 61 9h 101 12 E Renzetti R McKeever 4775-100 (.85446) 'WILD GOOSE wb 106 13 11 2 2 5 12 13 R Fisher S Louis 2515-100 tMutuel field. Time, 24, 48, 1:14, 1:40, 1:45. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Eagerness, $5.80 straight, $4.10 place, $3.10 show; Altissimo, $8.30 place, $5.10 show; Quotation, $4.70 6how. Equivalent booking odds Eagerness, 190 to 100 straight, 105 to 100 place, 55 to 100 show; Altissimo, 3i5 to 100 place, 155 to 100 show; Quotation, 135 to 100 show. Winner Ch. f, by Yulcain Turkey Red II., by William Rufus (trained by G. Peterson; bred by Mr. Henry T. Oxnard). Went to post at 2:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. EAGERNESS set a gKod pace, withstood repeated challenges and just lasted to win in a resolute finish. ALTISSIMO gained steadily from a slow beginning and was going fast at the end. QUOTATION ran a good race, but tired near the end. LEISCH was in a jam on the first turn and saved ground on the second turn, but was forced to pull up in the stretch, then was going fastest of all when clear. LADY AUDREY tired. BLUE AND RED was pulled up sharply to prevent running against the heels of horses when entering the backstretch, then rushed into second place and tired. WILD GOOSE quit. Scratched 85218 Mary Agnes, 103; 85446 Vexation, 90; 84901 Escoba d'Oro, 103. Overweights Watch Charm, 1 pound. FOURTH RACE 1 Mile. (May 2, 1923 1:37 4 110.) Eighth Running PIMXICO tPOOi FALL SERIAL WEIGHT-FOR-AGE RACE NO. 2. $3,500 Added. All Ages. Net value to winner $3.466.66; second, $500; third, $250; fourth, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt Ya Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 85449 SUN FLAG wb 3 120 2 2 25 2' 24 Ink l E Barnes G A Cochran 260-100 (85442)MAS'R CHARLIE w 2 100 3 4 11 14 14 2 2 G Cooper W Daniel 250-100 85565 ZEV wb 4 126 4 3 3 3s 3 33 3nk L Fator Rancocas Stable 110-100 85526 P'CE OF UMBRIAwb 4 126 114 4 4 . 4 4 J Callah'n P H Sims 5115-100 Time, 23, 47, 1:12, 1:39. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Sun Flag, $7.20 straight, $4.10 place; Master Charlie, $3.40 place; no show mutuels sold. Equivalent booking odds Sun Flag, 260 to 100 straight, 105 to 100 place; Master Charlie, 70 to 100 place. Winner B. c, by Sun Briar Private Flag, by Hamburg (trained by J. Whalen; bred by Mr. Willis Sharpe Kilmer). Went to post at 3:03. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SUN FLAG saved ground while following MASTER CHARLIE, under good riding, and passing on the stretch turn, won going away fast. MASTER CHARLIE set a fast pace but ran wide on the turns, under a weak ride and tired. ZEV was under restraint early and moved up after the leaders when beginning the far turn and came fast in the center of the track, but tired near the end. PRINCE OF1 UMBRIA was always beaten but finished close up. Scratched 855253Scnator Norris, 120. QEPQQ FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (May 6, 1924 1:10 6 116.) Annapolis High Weight Han-OtluOO dicap. Purse $1,500. All Ages. Net value to winner $1,000; second, $300; third, $200. Index Horses AWtPPSt j y. Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't (85546)COMIXA wsb 4 129 2 2 ll l3 l3 11 E Scobie E B McLean 870-100 853533VRANA xr 3 115 1 1 51 5 4 21 P Walls J K L Ross 1450-100 846283CYCLOPS W 4 121 8 4 24 24 24 3 H Thurber R Odom 715-100 8554 G 3 A. BEN AHDEM we 3 124 7 5 41 3ak 3nk 44 j Maiben F M Taylor 165-100 8230G3GEN. THATCHER w 4 128 4 G 3 44 5s 5nk b Br'ning Nevada Stock Farm Stb 710-100 85305 WATTS wb 2 100 3 7 8 7 7 Gi J Callah'n F E Brown 390-100 K5527 TESTER wb 3 120- G 8 Ci 61 G" 7 H Myers J F Richardson 2335-100 S5033 OFF COLOR W 3 114 5 3 7nk 8 8 8 E Su'phin Glen Riddle Farm Stb 5395-100 Time, 23, 47, 1:13. Track fast. $2 mntuels paid Comiia, $19.40 straight, $8.40 place, $6.40 show; Vrana, $10.90 place, $0.80 show; Cyclops, $5.S0 show. Equivalent booking odds Comixa, 870 to 100 straight, 320 to 100 place, 220 to 100 show; Vrana ' M3 to 100 place. 240 to 100 show; Cyclops, 190 to 100 show. Winner Br. f, by Colin The Minx II., by Irish Lad (trained by J. F. Schorr; bred by Mr. Edward B. McLean). Went to post at 3:34. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. COMIXA set a fast pace from the start and outstayed VRANA at the end. VRANA began slowly but gained steadily and finished fast. CYCLOPS forced the pace to the last eighth and tired. ABU BEN AIIDEM showed speed, but tired after racing on the outside all the way. WATTS ran out in the stretch. GENERAL THATCHER tired. Scratched 855G53Mainmast, 131; S4744 Bontaud, 116; 85387 Setting Sun, 118. CCTSrCJCh SIXTH RACE l 1-16 Miles. (May 10, 1922 1:44 3 107.) Ruxton Stakes. $2,500 OtPtlOO' Added. 3-year-olds. Maidens at time of closing of entries. Allowances. Net valuo to winner $1,730; second, $500; third, $300; fourth, $100. Index Horses AWtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 85523 3MUNGO w 120 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 B Br'ning J A Buchanan 190-100 85238 GLADYS V. ws 117 2 4 4 4 4 4 23 J Maiben E Arlington 173-100 85389 MENSIS w 117 1 3 23 3 33 31 34 W Smith II Dougherty 503-100 850293SUBURBAN wn 120 4 2 33 2 l 24 23 4 J Callah'n J T Ready 440-100 Time, 23, 48, 1:14, 1:41, 1:48. Track fast. $2 mutuel3 paid Mungo, $5.80 straight, $2.90 place; Gladys V., $3.00 place; no show mutuels sold. Equivalent backing odds Mungo, 190 to 100 straight, 45 to 100 place; Gladys V., 50 to 100 place. Winner B. c, by Rire aux Larmcs Uibernia III., by Irish Lad (trained by S. L. Burch; bred by Messrs. F. R. Hitchcock and J. E. Madden). Went to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Start good and fast. Won easily; second and third driving. MUNGO sprinted into a long lead in the first quarter and won in a canter. GLADYS V. easily outfinished the others at the end. MENSIS ran well. SUBURBAN tired badly. SKKChfb SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. (May 10, 1922 1:44 3 107.) Arlington Hotel v9fjP7 Claiming Handicap. Purse $1,500. All ages. Net valuo to winner $1,000; second. $300; third, $200. Index Horses AWtPPSt y i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't 85414LIEUTENANT II. wb 4 100 14 10 33 33 3 14 l3 L Lang R E Potts f850-100 85476TEN EYCK wb 3 106 13 9 84 41 43 2 23 C Allen Ascot Stablo 590-100 85524 3THE ROLL CALL wb 5 110 111' Ink ink 3J 34 p Weiner Mrs J Bauer 355-100 85527REDSTONE wb 5 93 7 3 21 23 21 43 4h R Fisher Seagram Stablo t 85527 'DEPUTY wsb 3 106 11 8 6nk 6 71 5t 54 E Renzetti J McMillen t 85524RIGEL w 4 113 13 12 10' 94 5h 64 G3 J Callah'n J A Coburn G85-100 S5526BATONNIER wsb 3 109 10 11 7 Snk S4 83 7& H Church H G Bedwell 4315-100 85524 MASQUERADO w 5 93 3 7 12 11 10" 104 84 G Cooper J McCambridgo f 854503DRUMBEAT wb 3 103 5 4 51 5nk 6h 71 9 J Maiben G Willing Jr 1415-100 (85320)TRIUMPH w 4 108 4 2 9 4 73 93 91 101 P Walls W C Trover 4075-100 853203SOGARTH AROONw 4 105 G G 4nkl0 114H4H3 J Leyland Mrs II P Stearn3 t 84670 BR'KFAST BELLEw 3 105 9 13 13 13 13 13 12 W Harvey Idle Hour Stock Fm Stb 415-109 (85524) K'G O'NEILL II. w 3 107 8 5 Uh 123 12U121 13 J McT'gue J L Price 1335-100 8541G ORPHEUS wb 3 104 2 Left at post. B Br'ning Salubria Stablo 1085-100 tMutuel field. Time, 23, 48, 1:13. 1:39, 1:46. Track fast. $2 mutuels paid Lieutenant II., field, $19.00 straight, $5.60 place, $3.30 show; Ten Eyck, $7.90 place, $5.40 show; The Roll Call, $3.50 show. Equivalent boo'king odds Lieutenaut II., field, 850 to 100 straight, 160 to 100 place, 65 to 100 show; Ten Eyck, 295 to 100 place, 170 to ICO show; The Roll Call, 75 to 100 show Winner B. g, by Junior Casquetts, by Captivation (trained Aiy R. E. Potts; bred in England by Mr. T. Monahan). Went to post at 4:43. At post 5 minutes. Start good and slow for all but ORPHEUS. Won easily; second and third driving. LIEUTENANT II. followed the early leaders closely and, taking the lead in the stretch, won going away. TEN EYCK closed a big gap and finished gamely, but tired near the end. THE ROLL CALL set a good pace and was hard ridden all the way, but tired in the final drive. REDSTONE showed speed, but quit. ORPHEUS was left. Scratched 8516S Forest Flower, 103; (S5450)Guelph, 110; 85544 Cockney, 115; (84918)Rock Pocket ' 107. Overweight Ten Eyck, 2 pounds. Page 4 Pimlico Entries and Past Performances pi m li co " ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10 . WEATHER CLEAR: TRACK FAST. ' Third Race 3-4 Mile. The figures under the heading- "Rec." in Juvenile Handicap. the entries below show the best time of Purse $1,300. 2-year-olds, each hcrso at the distance since January 1, (Track record: May 6, 1024 1:10 C 11C.) : 1922. no matter where it finished. In cases 8549G Emissary ....pm 112 1:13 114.. 723 where record was made on other than a fast 85270 Faddist Ja IOC 1:12 114X720 or-good track, abbreviations show track con- 85588 Watts 109.. 715 ditions 85545 Slow anuEasyPm 112 1:13 111X715 85493 Edisto Pm 104 1:13 114.. 710 85545 Senalado Aq 115 1:13m 111X710 76IC0 IS FIRST IWPEX OF 1024. C4444 Finland DO 108 1:13 110X705 SH23 IS THE FIRST INDEX OF OCTOBER. , . . . - , .. mnn Fourth Race 3-4 Kile. Racing starts at 1:30 p. m. (Chicago time 12.30.) Glyndon Purse. Superior mud runner. XGood mud runner. Purse $2,003. 3-year-olds. Allowances. :J:F:iir mud runner. (M) Maidens. 'Apprentice (Track record: May C, 19241:10 C 110.) nllowances. b Blinkers. (85273) MISS WHISK..Ja 100 1:11 100. .750 The following abbreviations are used to designate (85527) Leatherwood ...Do 110 1:12 106 X 740 tracks at which time records shown iu entrie? 85525 Senator NorrisPm 120 1:12 103X745 were made: 85476 Joy Smoke ;..Hm 10SJ1:12 10C. .740 855SS Abu hdem Aqueduct Aq Jefferson Park JP Aurora An Kemptoi Park KP i, nCt-t' ...-, Ronnie Omar ..Pm 115 1:13 Ke (538,) "i Belmont Park BP Kenilworth Ki 85497 Pep to Peep ..Pm 127 1: 3 Blue Bonnets BB King Edward Bowio Bo Latonia La 85MC II. T. Waters. Pm 10, 1:12 X.S., 85588 Tester ....... 126 1 :12 Lu .Aq J03...30 Churchill Downs CD Laurel Lx (85523) Thunderbolt Pm 11. 1:13 103 ,30 Columbus Co Lexington 85416 Bal ot Brush Rd 10, 1:13 XJ Connaught Park ....CP Maple Heights ....Mil Conncaut Lake CL Marlboro ...Mb 807 Gilda Gray (M) .. 9,..,2.i Dade Park DP Mobile Mo ..,, Devonshire De Mount Royal MR .,:C1"h Eace 1 a'd 70 Tards, Dorval Do Omaha Om n Turse $1,303. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Maidens. Dufferin'.'".'.'".'.'"Du Pimlico .Pm , ' ClaiI"in- Empire Em Raceland Rd (Tck im record: Nov. 3, 1923 1:42 3 110.) Fair Grounds FG Reno Re 85443 Vexation Lu 11211:47 3 104. .725 Fort Erie FE Saratoga Sa 85547 Red Wine 3 107.. 720 Hamilton Hm Tanforan .Ta 5589 Gladys V Ja 97 i:44 3 101X715 Havre de Grace HG Thorncliffe Th 85523 High Priestess .. 3 101.. 710 Hawthorne Hw Tijuana ..- Ti 85523 Dusk 3 112.. 710 Havana Hv Toledo To 85385 Sam Smith 3 109..70: Huntington Hu Windsor Wi 85415 Zama IIG 100 1:48 S 104.. 700 Jamaica Ja Woodbine Wo 85315 'New Rival 3 107.. 700 First Race 3-4 Mile. 85524 'bBuddugie De 109 1:4C 4 108700 Woodberry Purse 85522 Flying Scotchman 11 110. .700 Purse $1,300. 2-year-olds. Allowances. 85383 Belle of Boyce... 3 101.. 700 (Track record: May C, 1924 1:10 6 116.) 'Tribute 8 108.., 00 Jml. ITorse. Wt Rec. AWt.Ilan. Sixth Race 1 1-8 Miles. 85373 Despot Aq 115 1:13 117. .725 Purse $1,300. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. (85413) Can't Say No 117.. 720 (Track record: May 17, 19111:513112.) (85411) Miss Greble .." 114. .715 85499 'bRoval Duck ...BP 113 1:53 7 10CX725 85494 Red Hawk (M) .. 85543 Stormalong ...Pm 100 1:55 3 105.. 720 Pm 112 1:14 109. .715 85417 Coidelier Hm 107 1:54 7 108.. 715 (85510) Gamble Aq 115 1:13 114.. 715 85500 'Vice-Chairman BB 11C 1:55 1 10GX715 85542 Danby (M) ...Aq 105 1:14 112.. 715 ( 85547) 'Bounce Lu 107 1:55 5 10GX115 85545. Overall (M) ..Pm 113 1:13 112. .715 85499 'bComme Ci ...Lu 105 1:54 8 103X715 85373 Judge Fuller ..Sa 122 1:14 117. .710 85524 'Calcutta Lu 109 1:54 4 111x715 8549G Barbary Pm 109 1:13 114.. 710 85547 'Pensive Em 111 1:55 4 10G..710 S5445 Harlan HG 115 1:13 117.. 710 84720 'Fornovo Wi 109 1:54 C 106X710 85072 Midinette . . 114.. 710 85543 'bNorth Wales Pm OS 1:54 5 103X710 85477 Kirkfield Pm 107 1:14 117.. 705 85479 'Minto II 10 111710 85124 Tony Griffith (M) 85412 'Black Shasta FE 92 1:55 3 94. ..705 Aq 9S 1:14 112.. 700 85498 'Royal Airman .. 3 97.. 705 855S5 King Jimmy ..La 112 1:12 117. .705 85547 'Better Times Pm 111 1:5C 4 106X700 85445 Laddie Buck ..HG 115 1:14 117.. 705 84825 'Flax 3 105X700 5243 .Volante Lu 108 1:13 117.. 705 C4901 'Escobad'Oro 3 97X700 85542 North Pole (M) .. 112. .700 85542 Revoke (M) 109.. 700 Sovcnth Race 1 1-16 Miles. 85039 Florence Nightin- Monumental Handicap. gale Aq 115 1:13 114.. 700 Purse $1,503. 3-year-olds and upward. Second Race 2 Miles. (Track record: May 10, 1922 1:44 3 107.) Twelfth Running Elkrid?e Steeplechase. 85306 bNose Dive Aq 119 1:43 5 116. .725 $3,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Allowances. 85526 Ten Minutes ...Lu 103 1:46 4 117.. 720 85146 Owen Tudor 137.. 700 85142 Wampee Em 112 1:47 3 105.. 715 (85522) Barleycorn 137x695 85567 Prince Hamlet.Pm 102 1:46 3 105 X 715 85146 Warrenton 137.. 695 85587 Prince of Umbria. 85249 Relentless ...... 137. .090 Em 106 1:45 4 119. .710 (85316) Rip 137.. 090 85255 'Gold Rock Lu 101 1:48 3 97X705 85522 San Dimas (M) . . 132.. 685 85217 Golden Rule ..HG 113 1:45 4 122X700 1 o4- DAPC 3-4 Mile. Woodberry Purse. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (May 1SI MAOC, O, 1024 1:10 4-5 11C.) Index Course Dlst Time T'ck Odds Wt St ?i Str Fin Jockers Started Order of Finish DESPOT, ch. c. 2 117 By Flittergold Destine, by Trap Rock. (Trainer, T, Welsh. Owner. T. Welsh). Breeder, Himyar Stud. 85373 Empire 1 l:39fast 41 104 5 8 S1 81 I? M'r'nellilO ByH'self, CampfircTales, Pique 85143 Umpire lm70y l:44fast 12 104 9 6 41 21 B M'rinellilO Mas.Charlie, Sumpter, Goldb'ter f.4784 Jamaica lm70y l:42fast 31 105 3 2 2s 21 B M'rinelli 7 Upsal, TenEyck, DickWhitting'n 84579 Jamaica 3-4 l:12fast 20 108110 9 7& 62 P Col'lettilO Stimulus, Beatrice, Nedana 84096 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 6 117 4 4 2l 2 C Turner C Stimulus, Titan, Danby 83076 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 13-5 115 3 2 2 1 J Maiben 13 Courageous, Sancy, King Jimmy B3602 Belm't 51 f MC l:05fast 12 115 8 5 6 4T J Maiben 13 Barbary. M'thaMartin, M'cellus CAN'T SAY NO, b. c, 2 117 By Sky-rocket Bayamo, by Bayardo. (Trainer, W. D, Wilson. Owner, Mrs. B. .McEachran). Breeder. Compton Stud. 85413 Laurel 1 l:41fast 2 110 1 4 31 Is J Maiben 0 Bryndear, YoungApril, Villager 85215 Laurel 1 l:41fast 10 10G 5 3 5 3'2 J Maiben 6 FieryFlight, MargieK., SeaFairy 85108 Laurel El f 1:10 fast 40 114 13 6 51 541 F H'stingsl3 Calemb'r, Ampolac, BuenaVista 84152 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 fast 15 115 3 9 8l 6 R M'thewsl4 Rastus, Akbar, Theo Red 83625 Belm't 51 f MC l:0Gfast 30 10G 13 10 9 671 F S'rembal6 Kath'nC'by, Travers, B'ghtldea 83496 Belm't 52 f MC 1:07 good 25 103 15 1G 16 16 F S'rembalO B'yG'gle, D.Wh't'gton, M'tleB'lc 82837 Saratoga 5-8 l:02mud 6 115 8 6 5 5 F Seremba 8 Champignol, Linrock, Ampolac 82590 Saratoga 51 f l:10hvy 50 10S1 9 9 9s 53 F SerembalO Theo Fay, Maddenst'n, Ampolac MISS GREBLE, ch. f, 2 114 By Jim Gaffney Blaze o' Gold, by St. Florian. (Trainer, J. W. Healy. Owner, J. A. Buchanan). Breeder. W. S. Threlkeld. 85411 Laurel E-S l:01fast 2 115 3 1 1 1 B Br'ning 9 Rin Tin Tin, Red Hawk, Flivver 85213 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 3-2 115 5 4 31 31 I Parke 8 Sl.andEasy, RinTinTin, B.Stout 84940 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 10 116 1 3 4"k 42- B Br'ning- 9 FairSand, S.andEasy, Red Hawk 79686 Belmont 5-8 st E8fast 20 100 2 6 Gl 82 B Br'ninglO T'fldol, Chrysalis, W.C.White'd RED HAWK, ch. f, 2 (M) 109 By Xylon Tomahawk, by Mohawk II. (Trainer, G. R. Tompkins. Owner, Glen Riddle Farm Stable). Breeder. S. D. Riddle. 85404 Pimlico 3-4 l:13fast 51 112 9 7 5 5 P Walls 17 Pettibocker, Pogonip, TeterPanl 85411 Laurel E-8 l:01fast 21 115 8 7 6 31 P Walls 0 MissGrcblc, RinTinTin, Flivver 85105 Laurel El f 1:08 fast 2 115 6 4 3 2 P Wall3 7 On Top, Rin Tin Tin, Lyrea 84049 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 12 116 8 7 5 34 P Walls 9 FairSand, S.andEasy, MissGreble 84673 Laurel 51 f 1:0S fast 7 116 4 7 B 52 J Maiben 10 Midinette, SI. and Easy. Menthol 84218 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 40 115 7 4 3 52 J Callahnl2 Fl.Nighfgale, Gamble, M.Martin 84025 Aqueduct 3-4 1:11 fast 8 108 2 1 3'1 4 J Maiben 10 JohnT.D.. G.DeMar, D.Wh'tton GAMBLE, ch. f. 2 114 By Sir Martin Guesswork, by Star Shoot. (Trainer. W. J. Speirs.- Owner, W. Zeigler, Jr.). Breeder. J. E. Madden. 85510 U.Hunts 7-8 l:25fast 7-10 109 1 2 Is l1 M Buxton 6 Irish Marine, Mirador, The Spa 85338 Empire El f 1:0G fast 20 108 4 G 6 E3i C Allen 6 Stimulus, Mirador, Gnome Girl 85239 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sfast 12 115 4 3 3 3 C Ponce 6 M'thaMartin. P.McWig's, M'fl'er 85143 Empire lm70y l:44fast 30 97 6 7 61 710 W HarveylO MasterCharlie, Despot, Sumpter 84788 Jamaica El f l:03fast 10 115 3 5 5 B7 C Ponce 10 G'mcGirl, P.McWig's, M'nflower 84528 Jamaica E-8 59 fast 20 115 8 9 9 S C Ponce 14 Plea.Mem'ies, M.Martin, Lupine 84337 Aqueduct 5-8 1:00 fast 15 1091 7 6 73 7" C Ponce 8 S'perl'tte, II.Broom. Pl.M'mories 84218 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13tast GO 115 6 3 21 2k C Ponce 12 Fl.Nighfgale, M.Martin, Sancy 83915 Aqueduct 5-8 5Sgood 15 106 11 10 12 12 P H'stingsH Primrose, Stampdale, Thundering DANBY, b. c, 2 (M) 112 By Star Master Lady Akjy, by Ormondale. (Trainer, E. Piatt. Owner, E. Piatt). Breeder, J. E. Madden. 85542 Pimlico 51 f 1:07 fast 9 112 2 1 13 2 C Lang 13 Panic, Bruns, Pogonip 84829 Jamaica 51 1:06 fast 12 113 2 4 31! 3 H Thomasl2 Night March, Arno, Delhi Boy 84706 Jamaica 3-4 l:14slow 21 115 5 3 3s 3'1 C Ponce 5 Sumpter, Lawless, Freya 84582 Jamaica 51 f 1:07 fast 10 115 4 5 El 41 C Ponce 12 King Jimmy, New Moon, Rodeo 84279 Aqueduct B-8 58fast 30 107 7 6 71 7" W An'rsonlO Stimulus, Nedana, Noah 84096 Aaueduct 3-4 l:13fast 10 103 5 5 3'1 43 G Fields C Stimulus, Despot, Titan OVERALL, b. c, 2 (M) 112 By Peter Pan Frillery, by Broomstick. (Trainer, J. Rowe. Owner, H. P. Whitney). Breeder, H. P. Whitney. 85545 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 6 113 G " ' 42 T, McAtee 0 Courageous, Goldpiece, Chrysalis 81738 Saratoga 51 f l:07good 6 108 11 9 ll1 1053 I Parke 14 Felix, Stirrup Cup, Goldpiece JUDGE FULLER, ch. c, 2 117 By Great Sport Magncla, by Fugleman. (Trainer. J. Boden. Owner. Triple Springs Farm Stable). Bred in England by Mrs. Edward. 85373 Empiro 1 l:39fast 8 104 2 5 61 9'i H ThomaslO ByH'self. CampfireTales, Pique 85102 Empire El f l:06fast 12 115 8 8 9 971 F Weiner 9 ByUisself, Pique, MarthaMartin 84107 H.deGr'oe 3-4 1:13 fast 25f 103 13 12 13 13 F Weiner 14 SingleFoot, S'atogaMaje, Chink 83123 C'naught 1 l:42slow 11-10 92 2 1 1 11 H Howard S Trigger, Gold Rock, Nivlag 82669 Saratoga 3-4 l:15hvy 15 112 2 12 12 12 F Weiner 12 Sunsard, Pas Seul, Sunny Man 82288 Saratoga 3-4 1:11 slow 41 115 4 4 3 3l H Howard Pique, Adolphus, Volcano 82054 Saratoga 3-4 l:12good 50 122 9 12 11 10' C Rob'sonl2 Sunny Man, Voltaic, Cloudland BARBARY, ch. f, 2 114 By Trap Rock Baytoria, by Peep o'Day. (Trainer. S. C. Hildreth. Owner. Rancocas Stable). Breeder, C. T. Wcrthington. 85496 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 10 109 4 3 3 4 M Fator 0 Arbitration, Noah, Goldpiece 85302 Empire El f 1:06 fast 11-10 119 3 6 Gs 4 L Fator 8 Sil.Fox, P.McWiggles, Ir.Marine 84030 Aqueduct 6-8 E9fast 13-5 112 3 3 3'1 31 L Fator 7 Swing'g, BrownBctty, Lightship 83856 Aqueduct B-8 C9mud 6-5 114 2 2 21 2 L Fator 5 Swinging, SweetAnn, Witchbr'm B3692 Belm't 51 f MC l:05fast 11-5 112 111 11 L Fator 13 M'thaMartin, Marcellus, Despot 83447 Belm't 51 f MC l:07mud 6 112 2 3 3 21 L Fator 11 Chatterer, Lupine, Sancy 83346 Belm't El f MC l:07fast 30 112 7 4 C1 4 L, Fator 15 Candy Kid, Maibird, Rockstone HARLAN, b. c, 2 117 By Jim Gaffney Katriona, by Woolsthorpe. (Trainer, H. Rites. Owner, J. E. Griffith). Breeder. J. E. Griffith. 85445 Laurel El f l:07fast 81 111 4 G 7 51 C Lang 7 S.andEasy, D.Runyon, Sanford 85386 Laurel 3-4 l:14good 36 108 2 5 6 42 R W'liams 0 Edinburgh, Edisto, Senor 84991 Laurel 1 l:40fast 91 100 1 3 3 " 3 L Lani 6 BarbaryBush, Orpheus, Villager 84675 Laurel El f 1:06 fast 22 109 1 6 G 72 C Lang 7 Swing'g, Primrose, Amer'n Flag 84489 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:13fast 6-5 115 4 1 1 1 C Lang 7 Antiquarian, Lad.Buck, P.Paul 84287 H.deG'ce 61 f l:07fast 13-10 118 4 3 2'1 2k C Lang 14 Ampolac, MasterBluc, PeterPaul IHDINETTE, br. f, 2 114 By Vulcain Hortense II., by Troutbeck. (Trainer, R. J. Walden. Owner, A. H. Morris). Breeders. Morris & Walden. 85072 Laurel 1 l:40fast 9 105 G 5 5 El B Br'ning 6 Candy Kid, Retire, Hurry Inn 84C73 Laurel El f 1:03 fast 21-10 116 3 6 3'1 1 I Parke 10 SI. and Easy, Menthol, All Gone 84104 H.aeGr'co E-8 l:01fast 13 116 4 6 42 31 R Grace 12 SunPolly, S.andEasy, L.Glassen i KIRKFIELD, b. c, 2 117 By Olambala Kerr, by Uncommon. (Trainer. T. J. Healey. Owner, R. T. Wilson). Breeder. R. T. Wilson. 85477 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 12 107 G 6 6 G" R Pierce C SunnyMan, CandyKid, SilverFox 81200 Empire 5-8 l:03fast 15 107 6 4 4 31 B M'rinelli 7 Q'n'sT'kn. Blen'rh't, Jedb'hAb'y 70708 B.Bonnets 5-8 1:02 fast 48-5 110 8 7 8 G S Bullman 8 S. to Win, Gymkhana, Traymor 70706 Oonn'glit 5-8 l:01fast 33-5 110 3 4 31 1 S Bullman 6 Mary Dear, Elm. Trigger 79494 Conn'ght 6-8 1:02 fast 81 114 7 5 4t 41 S Bullman 7 Traymore. Starmatia, IrishBelle 78090 Jamaica 5-8 1:03 hvy 8 115 5 Bolted. S Bullman 5 CacdyStick, TheoFay, MissBnbo TONY GRIFFITH, br. c, 2 (M) 112 By Diadumenos La Patrie. by Phaleron. (Trainer. A. G. Blakely. Owner, W Daniel). Bred in England by A. Sadler, Jr. 85124 Empiro Ab 3-4 l:09fast 18-5 118 12 11 ll1 914 G Babin 12 Irish Marine, Watts. Tr'sformer 84582 Jamaica 51 f 1:07 fast 7 115 9 11 9l 914 G Babin 12 King Jimmy, New Moon, Rodeo 84340 Aqueduct 3-4 l:12fast 20 98 7 7 7 6" G Cooper 7 Blue Moon. Zuker, Quarantine KING JIMMY, br. c, 2 117 By King James Autumn II., by St. Frusquin. (Trainer. S. C. Hildreth. Owner. Rancocas Stable). Breeder, H. F. Sinclair. 85585 See today'3 chart. 84835 Latonia 3-4 l:12fast 71 112 9 7 71 5 E Pool 12 RuralRoutc, Deeming, BriarHill 84582 Jamaica 51 f 1:07 fast 31 115 12 4 3 Ink i, Fator 12 New Moon, Rodeo, Danby 84 4 77 Jamaica 3-4 l:13fast 8 106 8 5 61 5 L Fator 9 Sanford, Courageous, Osage 83076 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 15 115 5 8 8 45 L Fator 13 Despot, Courageous, Sancy 83800 Aqueduct 3-4 l:14slop 15 115 8 7 61 5" L Fator 10 Thundering, Danby, Delhi Boy LADDIE BUCK, b. c, 2 117 By Rapid Water Mettie Bereaud, by Jean Bereand. (Trainer. J. H. Stotler. Owner, Woodlawn Stable). Breeder, G. W. J. Bissell. 85445 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 10 110 3 5 3l 7i H Stutts 7 S.andEasy, D.Runyon, Sanford 85248 Laurel 3-4 l:12fast 17 112 4 5 4 6" B Kenn'dy 9 Dangerous, Fair Sand, Volante 85147 Laurel 3-4 l:14fast 19-5 116 2 1 l4 11 B Kenn'dy 7 Sw'pingAway, Panic, Starbright 85071 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 12 116 1 1 l1 3 B Kenndy 8 AHGone, GunBoat, Storm Cloud 84014 Laurel 3-4 l:13&fast 1G 116 2 1 41 43 C Lang 11 Courageous, GunBoat, P.ofPowor 84715 Laurel 51 f 1:08 fast 91 116 1 3 3 3 J WaUacelO Volante, Gun Boat, Quiescent 84480 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:13fast 2 115 1 2 2 35 J Mai'son 7 Harlan, Antiquarian, Peter Paul 84348 H.deG'ce 51 f l:08mud 42 116 2 4 4 3 D Stirling 7 Sar.Maje, Volante, Gr.Moments 82504 H'thorne 51 f 1:11 mud 12 115 2 5 6 615 L Morris 0 TryAgain, Pillager. StarSJweepr VOLANTE, b. g, 2 117 By Fair Play Violet Ray, by Rock Sand. (Trainer. P. Pelletiere. Owner. G. Rabin). Breeder, Nursery Stud. 85248 Laurel 3-4 l:12fast 11-5 112 3 2 2h 3 E Ambr'so 0 Dangerous, FairSand, J.F.Kl'ver 85182 Laurel 3-4 l:12fast 44 108 1 5 4 31! E Ambr'so 7 Am'nFlag, Primrose. BattleField 84900 Laurel El f l:07fast 15 113 8 6 6 52 E Ambr'se 9 Contract, S'togaMajc, Courage's 84715 Laurel 51 f 1:08 fast 7-5 116 2 11 11 J Butwell 10 GunBoat, LaddieL'ack, Quiescent 84536 H.deG'ce 3-4 1:13 fast 3 10815 1 l1! 2 D Con'ellj 11 Sun Tess, Wavecrcst, Suburban NORTH POLE. ch. c, 2 (M) 112 By North Star III. Mixed Color, by Hastings. (Trainer, J. Whalen. Owner, G. A. Cochran). Breeder, E. F. Simms. 85542 Pimlico 51 f 1:07 fast 22 112 9 13 13 13" J Callah'nl3 Panic, Danby, Bruns REVOKE, br. f, 2 (M) 109 By Ambassador IV. Misplay, by Fair Play. (Trainer, W. Garth. Owner, J. S. Cosden). Breeder, P. M. Walker. 5542 Pimlico El f 1:07 fast 12f 109 13 12 12 1014 J Shanks 13 Panic, Danby. Bruns E5494 Pimlico 3-4 l:13fast 139 116115 9 10 11" J Butwell 17 Pettibocker, Pogonip, PeterPaul FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, br. f, 114 By Man o' War The Nurse, by Yankee. 2 (Trainer. R. A. Smith. Owner, W. M. Jeffords). Breeder, W. M. Jeffords. 85090 Empiro Ab 3-4 l:09fast 7 110 2 4 5t 51 F Col'letti 7 GnomeGirl, S'tAnn, P.McW'gles 84905 Jamaica 5-8 59fast 12 115 6 3 3l 3l2 C Kummer 7 Gn'eGirl, P.Mem'ries, Spectacle 84826 Jamaica El l:C"r:ist 23 109 5 5 5 51 L, McAtee 5 Superlette, Beatrice, Pl'tM'ories 84337 Aqueduct 5-8 1:00 fast 15 114' 4 7 61! 6 R Carter 8 S'perl'tte, II.Broom, Pl.M'mories 84218 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 15 115 1 1 11 1 C Kummerl2 Gamble, Martha Martin, Sancy 83447 Belm't 51 f MC l:07mud 7 112 3 4 Sl 62 H Stutts 11 Chatterer, Barbary, Lupine 82628 Saratoga 51 f 1:07 good 10 107 2 2 2h 41 F Col'letti 7 Superlette, Nina, Killashandra 82414 Saratoga 51 f l:07fast 20 115 6 2 11 31 F Col'lettlll Idiosyncrasy, FairVision, Teapot 2nd RACE Miles. Elkridge Steeplechase. "-year-olds. Allowances. OWEN TUDOR, br. g, 3 137 By Bryn Mawr Belle of Bryn Mawr, by Ort Welles. (Trainer, H. Garth. Owner, L E. Kieffer). Breeder. Canterbury Farm. 85146 Laurel Ab 2 3:51fast 17-10 130 7 2 2 2 J Pierce 7 Ether'lBlue, St. Savin, BcauxArt S4089 Laurel Ab 2 4:Clrast 13-5 130 4 1 1" 1" J Pierce 7 Traps'k, Warrenton, C.Products 84756 Laurel Ab 2 4:03fast 6 131 8 3 31 3" C Merglerl2 Orion'sSw'd, Beverw'k, B.Lights BARLEYCORN, b, gr, 3 137 By Light Brigade Five Aces, by Disguise. (Trainer, T. Welsh. Owner, J. E. Widener). Breeder. J. C. Milam. 85522 Pimlico 2 3:55 fast 4-5 132 1 2 l1 1 J Pierce 6 StL'rence, Mit'lleuse, Graylette 84980 Laurel Ab 2 4:01fai,t 17-10 130 1 2 Fell. L Cheyne 7 O'nTiidor, Trapstick, Warrenton 80741 Aqueduct 1 l:37fast 100 US 1 4 5 5" B Br'ning 0 Klondyke, Donnelly, South.Cross 70005 Jamaica lm70y l:44fast 6 111 5 6 4 42 B Br'ninglO Flax, Anne, Gay lien 78813 Jamaica lm70y 1:45 fast 9-5 111 1 1 11 1'B Br'ning 4 Dandyb'sh, Fairlight, LordBacon 78746 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 10 108 8 5 4'i 4 J Maiben 14 Escoba d'Oro, Jyntee, Despair 78555 H.deG'ce 3-4 1:14 fast 22f 100 9 4 l'l 1" W Marerl3 Julia M.. Flax, Humble WARRENTON. br. g, 3 137 By Trap Rock Melrique, by Melton. (Trainer, Woods Garth. Owner, J. S. Cosden). Breeder. P. M. Walker. 85146 Laurel Ab 2 3:51fast 41 130 1 Ran out. C Mergler 7 EtherealBIue. O.Tudor, St.Savin 84080 Laurel Ab 2 4:01fast 23-10 135 6 4 3 3" C Merrier 7 OwcnTudor, Trapstiek. C.Prod'ts 84537 H.deG'ce 2 4:0sifa.st 31 133 1 5 4l 4' C Mergler S Byng, Roi Craig, Lollipop 84227 H.deG'ce ? 4:07fast 12-5 131 2 3 l"k 11 C Mergler 6 D. Josephine. Links, B. Lights 83626 Belmont Ab 2 3:56fast 12 1321 6 5 5 5" C Mergler 10 ShineOn, HighCom'der, D'yGaf'f 78016 Jamaica 3-4 l:15s!ow 13-5 112 3 2 31 3 J Shanks S IrishDr'm. O.'sSword, St.L'rence 78744 Jamaica 3-4 l:13fast 8 101 8 4 3 3 J Shanks 13 Comedy. Protocol. II. Comm'der RELENTLESS, br. f, 3 137 By Vulcain Himation, by Hermls. (Trainer, M. Brady. Owner. J. E. Davis). Breeder. H. T. Oxnard. 85240 Laurel . 3-4 l:13fast 28 105 7 C 7 63 .T Maiben 8 Silk Tassel. Lilt. Blue Moon 84336 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:15fast 1 149 3 3 4 4 L Cheyne 5 H'ynhnm, St.L'rence, F.S'chman 84153 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:llfast 3-5 130 G 1 1 1" L Cheyne 7 St. Lawrence, Prickle, Ru ne 83857 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:13 mud 4 131 2 Fell. H W'liams 9 AlFresco, Hornsea, St.Lawrence 80656 Aqueduct 1 1-16 l:41fast 10 118 1 5 G G B M'rinelli 6 Pris.Ruley. Whetstone, L'yBelle 80524 Aqueduct 1 l:3Mslop 7-10 118 1 3 3 4U B M'rinelli 4 Sunayr, Whetstone. Ohone 80121 Belmont 1 3-3 2:19fast 9-5 114 5 3 21 2 E Sande 0 Fr.Dorecn, Pris.Ruley, Initiate RIP, ch. g, 3 ' 137 By Huon Star Dreamer, by Star Ruby. (Trainer, J. T. Kermath. 'Owner, Puritan Stable). Breeder. W. B. Miller. 85316 Laurel Ab 2 4:06mud 31 133 5 2 l10 l15 W Hunt 9 Draft, Freddcn Rock, Trapstiek 755.12 Churchill 3-4 1:14 fast lOf 115 12 10 lit" 10' F Smith 15 Mill Boy, Nogales. Levoy 75436 Churchill 3-4 l:13fast 13f 107 15 13 131 14 F Smith 15 Bourbon Bov, Buck Pond, Pest 74602 Latonia 51 f l:06fast E9f 105 7 9 91 10" F Smith 11 Glide, Stage Coach, Earl Pool 74256 Latonia El f l:06fast 79 1041 4 6 5& G' F Smith 7 Beau Butler, Earl Pool, Hunter SAN DIMAS, ch. g, 3 (M) 132 By Friar Rock Blue Grass, by Hamburg. (Trainer. G. Zeigler. Owner; H. S. Bowns). Breeder, J. H. Rosseter. 85522 Pimlico 2 3:55 fast 29 134 5 L. rider. C Smoot 6 B'leycorn, St.L'rence, Mit'lleuse 85389 Laurel 1 1-16 l:49good 202 108 5 9. 9 9'4 E Barnes 10 W.Charm, Telescope, TheRcaper 81459 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 50 99 5 9. Ill 10'4 J Dawson 14 Buck Pond, Cave Woma.i, Carol 81201 Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 30 94" 8 9 71 15 S Herbertl7 Reprisal Variation, Buck Pond 80892 Aqueduct 1 l:3Sfast 20 HI 8 S 6l 614 J Maiben 11 Woodlake, Passport. B.Buchanan 80792 Aqueduct 61 f l:19fast 15 110 7 8 8' S14 C Turner 9 BVkPond, Trop.Water, Passport 78241 Bowie 51 f l:08slow 42f 94 5 9 101 842 H Howardl2 Hidden Jewel, Frank G., Apex 77308 F.Gr'nds lm70y l:4Gfast 6 100 2 3 11 1211 B Breun'gl2 Telescope," WongBok, AmityCl'm Onrl DAPC '3-4 Mile. Juvenile Handicap. 2-year-olds. (May 6, 1024 OrQ HAUL 1:10 4-5 G 11C.) EMISSARY, b. c, 2 114 By Ambassador IV. Temptation, by Sweep. (Trainer. G. M. Odom, Owner, R. L. Gerry). Breeder. Miss E. Daingerfield. 85496 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 13 112 2 5 61 5 H Thurber 9 Arbitration, Noah, Goldpiece 85270 Empiro Ab 3-4 l:09fast 2 108 5 6 4 31 H Thurber 7 Noah, Peanuts, Campfire Tales 84939 Jamaica 5-8 59fast 11-5 115 1 3 21 11 II ThurberlO Arno. PollyMcWiggles, NewM'n 84478 Jamaica El f l:0Gfast 20 105 2 3 4 4 H Thurber 5 JohnT.D., Peda'gue, B'neyG'gle 80893 Aqueduct E-8 B9fast 12 110 6 7 7 710 E Barnes 10 TripLightly Marcellus, Beatrice 80431 Aqueduct 5-8 G9fast 20 107 12 10 10 81 H Thuiberl3 Superlette, Goldbeater, Rigoletto 80366 Aqueduct 5-8 E9fast 15 114 4 6 6t 9 H Thurber 9 Elf, Noah. Laplander 80047 Belmont E-8 st 68fast 30 115 2 2 21 4 T Finn 11 JedburghAbbey, Bl. Ridge. Swops FADDIST, gr. c, 2 114 By Campfire Sally N., by Josh. (Trainer, T. J. Healey. Ownir. R. T. Wilson). " Breeder. S. T. Wilson. 85270 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 13-5 118 1 4 5nt 74 B M'rinelli 7 Noah, Peanuts, Emissary 85018 Empiro 51 f l:06fast 3-5 112 2 1 11 2"k J Callah'n 5 ByUisself, McCrimmon. Ne'wM'n 84937 Jamaica 3-4 l:llfast 10 106 6 2 31! 32 B M'rinelli 8 MasterCharlie, Swope, StarLore 84579 Jamaica 3-4 l:12fast 10 107 5 6 41 52 B M'rinellilO Stimulus, Beatrice, Nedana 83225 Belm'nt 3-4 MC 1:14 fast . 7 107 3 2 l1! 1 J Maiben S Bother, Edisto, Peanuts WATTS, ch. c, 2 109 By War Cloud Love Story, by Sunstar. (Trainer, F. E. Brown. Owner, F. E. Brown). Breeder, D. W. Soott. 85588 Seo today's chart. 85305 Empire Ab 3-4 l:08fast 8-5 117 7 7 74 5C1 F Catrone S JohnT.D., Bar.Google, Br'tSteel 85171 Empire 51-f l:06fast 11-20 122 2 1 in lu J Callah'n 0 SilverFox, C'fireTales, Lawless 85124 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 8 118 1 2 2 2 M Fator 12 IrishMarine, Transformer, Freya 84829 Jamaica 51 f 1:06 fast 15 113 8 8 71 7' M Fator 12 Night March, Arno, Danby SLOW AND EASY, ch. f, 2 111 By Colin Shyness, by His Majesty. (Trainer, J. F. Schorr. Owner, E. B. McLean). Breeder. E. S. McLean. 85545 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 21 112 2 4 41 541 B Kenn'dy 0 Courageous, Goldpiece, Chrysalis 85445 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 3 107 5 2 2 12 B Kenn'dy 7 D.Runyon, Sanford, .T.F.Kleaver 85213 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 7-5 113 3 1 1 Is B Kenn'dy 8 RinTinTin, MissGreblc, B'nStout 84049 Laurel 51 f l:07fast 9-10 116 3 2 3l 2'1 B Kenn'dy 9 FairSand, Redllawk, MissGreblc EDISTO. b. c. 2 114 By Johren Tunnin, by Broomstick. (Trainer. W. H. Bringlow. Owner, Seagram Stable). Breeder, L. S. Thompson. 85496 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 11 104 5 4 7 61 B Kenn'dy 9 Arbitration, Noah, Goldpiece 85380 Laurel 3-4 l:llgood 21 116 13 4 2t E Barnes 9 Edinburgh, Senor, narlan 85250 Laurel 3-4 l:13fast 37-10 104 2 3 4 42 F H'stings 4 Cloudland, Hurry Inn, Contract 85032 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 41 118 3 1 VI 1 E Barnes 9 A.Woodliffe, MargieK., Sandrae 84051 Laurel 3-4 l:13fast 10 104 1 1 3'' B'l B Br'ning 8 Hurry Inn, Retire, Battle Field 84530 H.deG'ce 51 f l:06fast 20 109 2 3 44 -4 D Con'ellylO Retire, Chink. Alex Woodliffe 83736 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 10 118 4 3 3" Bl S O'D'nell 5 Senalado, Sarzana, Finland SENALADO. ch. c, 2 111 By Spanish Prince II. Day's Over, by OlamhaJa. (Trainer, T. J. Healey. Owner. R. T. Wilson). Breeder. R. T. Wilson. 85545 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast G 113 7 9 S 82 J Wallace 0 Courageous, Goldpiece, Chrysalis 85386 Laurel 3-4 l:14good 3-4 112 4 6 5l G'3 J Maiben 0 Edinburgh, Edisto, Senor 84841 Laurel 3-4 l:12fast 5 112 6 8 9 71 B Kenn'dylO Single Foot, Candy Kid, Retire 84276 Aqueduct 1 l:37fast 8 107 8 6 4l 3 J Maiben 13 Star Lore, Blue Ridge, Beatrice 84061 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13 slop 41 114 3 4 2'1 21 J Maiben 8 Nicholas, Star Lore, Dangerous 83858 Aqueduct 3-4 l:12mud 6 115 5 4 3 2'1 J Maiben C Beatrice, Peanuts, Extreme FINLAND, b. c. 2 110 By The Finn Romania, by Peep o' Day. (Trainer, Woods Garth. Owner, W. Stockton). Breeder. White & Garnett. 84444 H.deG'ce 51 f 1:0S mud CS 109 1 6 6 52 E Scobie 6 T'pL'htly, AlexW'dliffe, D'sG'ds 84 290 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:13fast 9-10 108 3 3 514 41 B M'rinelli 9 Gymkhana, Retire, nurry Inn 84107 H.deGr'co 3-4 1:13 fast 26-5 107 11 8 81 Gl J Shanks 14 SingleFoot, S'atogaMaje, Chink 83736 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13fast 12 120 1 4 41 31 J Butwell 5 Senalado, Sarzana, Flagship 83393 Belm't 51 f MC 1:08 slop 3 114 2- E Scobie 11 Pique, Rigoletto, Mirador 83285 Belm'nt 3-4 MC l:14slow 3 114 2 1 21 3'1 J Maiben 10 Goldbeater, Cloudland, GoldStick 82934 Saratoga 51 f 1:07 good 5 115 2 1 H 1 C Lang 10 Repulse, Despot, Forecaster 82625 Saratoga 51 f l:07good 13-10 112 1 3 l'" 31 L McAtee 7 Bright Steel, Senor, Thunderin? A.Wt DAPC -1 Mile. Glyndon Purse. I-year-olds. Allowances. (May G, frill HAUL 1024 1:10 4-5 G 110.) MISS WHISK, ch. f. 3 100 By Whisk Broom II. Wonder, by Disguise. (Trainer, F. Hopkins. Owner, J. P. Whitney). Breeder. H. P. Whitney. 85273 Empiro Ab 3-41:08 fast 4 105 2 1 1 11 L McAtee 8 H.T. Waters, Avisack, Dry Moon 85141 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sfast 41 112 1 1 2'1 22 L. McAtee 11 H.T. Waters, Elvina, SunAud'ce 84935 Jamaica 3-4 l:llfast 3 109 1 1 14 3" L McAtee 4 Avisack, Lady Belle, Margin 82111 Saratoga 3-4 l:12fast 12 112 3 5 7 7 I Parke 7 A.Marr'ell., L.Belle, Leopardess 81850 Saratoga 3-4 l:12fast 3 114 9 5 6n 71 I Parke 10 Salacia, BestBeloved, Bob'sMary 81379 Empro Ab 3-4 l:07fast 25 1061 3 4 4 1 5" F Col'letti C W.Counsellor. Outline, Brac'dale 81163 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sfast 12-5 105 a 3 21 2" L McAtee 8 MissCameo. UlssStar, C'TeW'm'n LEATHERWOOD, ch. g, 3 10a By Light Brigade Derna, by Peter Quince. (Trainer. J. P. Smith. Owner, B. Harding). Breeder. J. N. Camden. 85527 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 10 110 2 4 21 1" J Wallace 15 Mainmast, D.Thoiigbt, Maclean 85414 Laurel 3-4 l:13fast 4 108 4 1 l1 1J I Parke a Leonard G., Wraith. Carlton 8528G Laurel J-4 l:13ifast SI 107 4 1 11 2 P Walls 8 Carlton, Wraith, Eager 85181 Laurel. 3-4 l:12fast 17 IOC 1 3 2' 31 I Parke S SilkTnssel, Cailton, ScotcliIJroom 84993 Laurel 3-4 l:tSl"ast 14-5 110 C 3 31 11" G Babin 14 Wraith, Scoop, Ten Sixtr 84593 H.deG'ce 3-4 1:13 fast 4 111 7 5 3'' 4s J Wallace 9 D.Makcr, T.B.xpos're. W'llfindor 84445 H.deG'co 3-4 l:13mud 1 111 5 1 l2 l'S J Wallace 5 Pop tol'ccp, Everglade. Odd Scth SENATOR NORRIS, hr. c, 3 103 By Cudgel Cypher Code, by Disguise. (Trainer. H. G. Bedwell. Owner, H. G. Bedwell). Breeder. H. G. Bedwell. 85525 Pimlico 1 1-4 2:03 fast SI 101 2 2 2 23J B Br'ning 3 AgaKlian, Rig Blaze 85478 Pimlico lmTOy l:43Vsfast 12 106 11 5 5 3J B Br'ningll Cheiryl'ie, Reparation. r.Ruley 85319 Laurel 3-4 l:13mud 7 109 4 3 4nk 0S1 G Fields G N.IIMiore. Sh. Along. R.W'gfieli! 85217 Laurel 3-4 l:12&fast 61 100 3 1 l'l 2" J Maiben C Will Land, XocI, Golden Rule 85128 Laurel 3-1 l:13fast 2S 102 5 6 5 33 B Br'ning (i Will Land, Comixa, Goshawk 85033 Laurel 3-4 l:12fast 45 102 7 4 4i 7 II Church 8 Goshawk. WillLand, Broomster 84917 Laurel 3-4 l:125ifast 27 107 3 6 55 57 J Stevens 0 N.IIampshirc, Comixa. P.r'mstcr JOY SMOKE, ch. g, 3 10G By Sir Martin Sweet Brier, by Star Shoot. (Trainer, W. Irvine. Ownor, E. F. Whitney). Breeder, J. E. Madden. R547G Pimlico 1 1-S 1:52 fast IS 106 4 2 2' 2U J Callah'n G Rustic. Initiate. Ten Eyek 854 1G Laurel lm70y l:44fast 37-10 115 6 3 2s 21 P Walls G Bonaparte. Batonnior, Bal'tBr'h 85183 Laurel lm70y l:43fast 91 103 4 2 1 3" L Lang 5 Bl'dPl::y, Bonaparte, ltarh'yl'.iish 85107 Laurel 3-4 l:13fat 21-10 110 7 3 2U 11 P Walls 7 S.Tassel, TenSixty, DreamMaker 84950 Laurel lm70y 143fast 11 109 4 1 2 2: P Walls 5 Initiate, Bon. Omar, BallotBrush 84883 Laurel 1 1:39 fast IS 103 9 7 81 S10 L Lang 10 Rustic, Reparation, Cherry Pie ABU BEN AHDEM. ch. c. 3 103 By Omar Khayyam la Deliverance. (Trainer, G. Taylor. Owner. F. M. Tayler). Breeder. Belair Stud. 85588 See today's chart. 8554 G Pimlico 3-4 l:llfast 35 107 1 1 2 21 J Maiben 7. Comixa, NcwIIampshire, Osprey 85478 Pimlico lm70y l:43V&fast 44 103 6 9 11 11" M Fator 11 Cherry Pie, Reparation, S.N'orri 802G7 Aqueduct 1 1:3S fast 13-5 112 4 3 2l l1' J Maiben 10 NoseDive, Athclstan, N.Luiigh'e 8014G Aqueduct 61 f 1:18 fast 10 105 12 11 11' 7J J Cailah'nio Avisack, Bonapaite. Rival 80044 Belmont 1 1:33 fast 13-5 107 5 2 1 l1 J Maiben 11 Plough Boy. Roland, Gasper 79898 Belmont 1 3-S 2:lSgood 50 126 5 10 10s 10" F Col'lettill Mad Play, Mr. Mutt. Modest BONNIE OMAR, ch. c, 3 . 110 By Omar Khayyam Bonnie Mary, by Ultimas. (Trainer, J. Dow. Owner, B. Reuse). Breeder. Belair Stud. 85387 Laurel lmiOy l:44&good 12-5 108 1114 131 P Walls G Pr.IIamlet, BlindPIay, E.P'Ieton 85183 Laurel lmTOy l:43fast 61 109 3 5 5 52 J Maiben 5 Ulindflay Bonaparte, .ToJSmov 84950 Laurel lm70y 143fast S 112 2 4 4! 3s J Maiben 5 Initiate, Joy Smoke, Bal.Brush B4359 W'dbino lmTOy l:46slop 3-5 115 2 4 41 48i T Burns 5 JoySmoke. Long Point, Bontaud 84114 W'dbine 1 1-4 2:01fast 34-5 106 3 2 41 55 A Abel 10 H'cination, Il'ologe, K.Sol. Seal 84002 Th'cliffe 1 1-S l:53&slov 7-5 110 1 A Abel 5 F. of Truce, Mcrcutio, Dr.O'Mara PEP TO PEEP. ch. c, 3 103 By Ed Crump Owera. by Sir Wilfred. (Trainer, T. Rodrock. Owner K. E. Hitt). Breeder. Mrs. K. E. Hitt. 85497 Pimlico 3-4 1:12 fast 3S 127 4 4 4 41 W Milner 4 Zev, Goshawk, Lucky Play 84882 Laurel 3-4 1:13 fast SO 107 C 7 6 51 W Milner 8 Will Land, Batsman, B'tBeloved 84G77 Laurel 3-4 1:12 fast 7f 98 4 5 7l 7'i J McT'guelS Shuf.Along, N.H'pshire, WillL'd 84591 H.deG'co 1 l:38fast 5 110 5 1 2 3 B Br'ning 5 Floating On, Batsman, Gold Bug 84445 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:13mud 7 110 3 2 2i 2'i B Br'ning 5 L'therwood, Everglade, OddSeth 84288 H.deG'ce 3-4 l:13fast 31 112 3 5 3'' 01 II Callah'nl3 Caligula, OddSeth, Leatherwood H. T. WATERS, ch. c, 3 103 By Polymelian Lady Winsome, by Meddler or Fiti Herbert. (Trainer, J. W. May. Owner, H. M. Howard). Breeder. Himyar Stud. 8554G Pimlico 3-4 l:llfast 31 107 2 3 31 5s M Fator 7 Comixa, A.B.Ahdem, N.n'pshire 85375 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0SfaRt 7-5 117 2 1 ll 31 C Rob'son 5 Avisack, Elvina, Swingalong 85273 Empire Ab 3-4 1:0S fast 31 112 5 2 2 21 J Callah'n 8 MissWhisk, Avisack, Dry Moon 85141 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sfast 13-5 115 4 2 1 1? M Fator 11 MissWhisk, Elvina, SunAud'nco 85101 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09Vfast 21 129 3 1 1 2& J Callah'n 8 Billy Warren, Fly By, Peanuts 84979 Empire Ab 3-4 l:0Sysfast 3 107 2 2 31 61 II Thurber G An.M'ronell., Elvina, Swingal'g TESTER, b. c, 3 103 By Peter Pan First Flight, by Thrush. (Trainer, J. F. Richardson. Owner. J. F. Richardson). Breeder. H. P. Whitney. K558& Seo today's chart. 85527 Pimlico 3-4 l:12fast 22 114 1 C 10il0sl H Meyers 15 L'thcrw'd, Mainm't, D.Tiionght 85375 Empire Ab 3-4 l:08fast 6 119 3 2 5 5 J II Burke 5 Avisack, Elvina, H. T. Waters 84028 Aqueduct 3-4 1:12 fast 3-5 126 1 1 Is l'l L Fator 5 Cyclops, Rigel, Samaritan 83797 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13 slop 1S-5 106 4 1 11 3b L Fator 8 Broomstcr, Cockney, Silk Tassel 831G8 Belm't 61 f MC l:18fast 6 109 4 2 3" 5" M Fator 5 Reparat'n, NoseDive, Shuf.Along 8305G Belmont 3-4 MC imfast 4 117 1 7 6l 6" M Fator S Swingalong, Fluvauna, IndianT'l THUNDERBOLT, b. g, 3 103 By Trompe la Mort Sissie Ida, by Avington. (Trainer. F. M. Bray. Owner, T. Monahan). Breeder. G. D. Widener. 85523 Pimlico 3-4 l:13fast 41-10 115 3 1 11 l3 J Callah'nlO Sun Altos. Mungo, Salubria 85341 Empire Ab 3-4 1:11 fast 4 116 1 2 1 31 J Callah'nlO R'yFord, SceltThrough, SnnAItos 84 059 Aqueduct 61 f l:201&slop 15 117 3 1 l1 3J C Allen 7 TickTock, R'ckyFord, PoloGr'ntl 81074 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10fast 50 116 1 3 101 10s E Barnes 19 PrinceL'pold, Mungo, SeeltTh'gh 78915 Jamaica 3-1 l:15slow 6 110 4 2 5s 6" E Legere 8 Protocol, Hands Up, Exit BALLOT BRUSH, b. e.- 3 ICS By Ballot Galloping Oueen, by Ben Brush. (Trainer, A, L. Denny. Owner. E. J. Holland). Breeder. J. L. Carrick. 8541G Laurel lmTOy l:44fast 33 112 3 5 45 4'1J Maiben G Bonaparte, JoySmoke, Batonnier 85150 Laurel 3-4 i:l2fast 27 110 8 6 5t 5i B Br'ning S Osprey, Cherry Pie, Champlain 84950 Laurel lmTOy 143fast 35 109 1 3 3h 4 C Lang 9 Initiate, JoySmoke, BonnieOmar 84591 H.deG'ce 1 i:38fast 6 111 2 4 5 53 C Lang 5 FloatingOn, Batsman, P.toPcep 84S52 H.deG'ce 1 l:43&mud 7-10 112 3 1 l'l l1 C Lang 4 FloatingOn, Drumbeat, M'chAdo" 84 035 Latonia 1 1:44 hvy 7-5 101 111 l'l G Ellis G Sayno, Lathrop, Lavecn GILDA GRAY, hr. f, 3 (M) 97 By Tea Caddy Broom Corn, by Ben Brush. (Trainer, W. M. Baird. Owner. Mrs. W. M. Baird). Breeder, Himyar Stud. 85307 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10fast 100 105 6 6 4" 441 C Hooper 7 Nellie Grey. Fly By, Blissful 85201 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast CO 110 10 11 91 30" P Col'lettilS Variation, LadyBoss, L'yAudrey CfU DA PC 1 Slile ami 70 Yards. 3-ycar-oltls and upward. Maidens. Clalm- Olll nAUL in-. (Sov. mas 1:4 1-5 a 110.) VEXATION, b. g, 3 (M) , 104 By Trap Rock Annoyance, by Meddler. (Owner, R. Oppenheimj. Breeder. P. M. Walker. 8544G Laurel 3-4 l:14fast Sf 100 2 S 9s 4U G Hudginsl5 WildGoose. PeterPiper, SeaSand 84840 Laurel lmTOy 1:43 fast 47 1121 1 7 73 7" C Lang 8 Triumph, Gray Gables, Sir Glen 83734 Aqueduct 61 f l:19fast 20 105 15 16 IIs 15" B Br'ningl7 Bear Grass, St. Allan, Jyntee 81G19 Empire 1 l:41fast 11-5 11C 4 2 ' 2l 3J E Legere 9 Vul'nQueon, GladysV., J'samine 81415 Empire 11:42 fast 20 100 12 10 101 41 P CatronelS Br'nifield, Gov.Smith, MissBelle 81344 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 30 10SJ 9 11 11 J 13" G Rose 13 L.Audrey, BabyLane, Ex'dRuler " RED WINE, ch. g. 3 (M) 107 By Harry Shaw Supple, by The Commoner. (Owner, W. Wick) - Breeder. Mrs. W. V. Thraves. 8554 7 Pimlico 1 1-S 1:56 fast 11-5 105 9 8 61 53 G Fields 15 Bounce, BctterTimes, FrostyBoy 85500 Pimlico 1 i-16"l':4S fast 18-5 105 8 5 41 3s G Fields 10 Master Hand, Valor," Park Hill 85352 Laurel 1 1-16 lO&slow 6 1081 5 4 4 3s! E Barnes 0 GrayGables, Tjandi, DernierSou 85218 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47fast 14 109 3 4 5l 2& E Barnes 12 GrayGables, Yoshimi, M'yAgnes 85110 Laurel 1 1-8 i.54ifast 41 108 1 5 21 3s I Parke 8 SouthBreeze, Normal, WoodLady 85034 Laurel 1 1-ltf 1:48 fast 5 108 7 3 2k 2l P Walls 8 Altissimo, Stevens, MaryAgnes 84884 Laurel 11-8 1:55 fast 2 105 6 8 51 2 J Maiben 15 Altissimo, Danc'gFool, Bounce GLADYS V., b. f, 3 (M) 104 By Black Toney Katrine, by Disguise. (Trainer. W. H. Fizer. Owner. E. Arlington). Breeder, H. P. Headley. 85589 Seo today's chart. 85238 Empire lm70y l:45fast 6 10S 12 7 71 41 C Hooper 17 Better Times, Eagerness, Cinna 85144 Empire lm70y l:46fast 4 114 3 3 3l lf'U Callah'n G Reliable, Intrepid, SeeltThrough 85021 Empire 11:42 fast 8 107 7 5 41 31 C Hooper 7 Confetti, Reliable, Stony Point 84904 Jamaica lm70y 1:45 fast 31 114 9 6 44 4'1 G W C'rolUO BillyTodd, Intrepid, StonyPoint 84431 Jamaica lm70y l:46slow 8 101 3 6 51 31 G W C'roll 7 Sophy, Lockerbie, T.Puritanll. 84029 Aqueduct 1 l:40fast 3 107 1 4 3J 3" J Maiben 11 Invictus, Superbum, Bowman tDisqualified. HIGH PRIESTESS, ch. f. 3 (M) 101 By High Noon Empress, by Superman. (Trainer, W. E. Martin. Owner. W. E. Martin). Breeder, J. Butler. 85523 Pimlico 3-4 l:13fast 139 112 7 9 9 9" P Col'lettilO Thunderbolt, Sun Altos, Mungo 8502 1 Empire 11:42 fast 8-5 10S1 3 4 5 51 P Col'letti 7 Confetti, Reliable, Gladys V. 82052 Saratoga 3-4 l:13good 6 10S 6 7 9 81! T Br'thersl3 Redskin, Sledge, Lockerbie 81344 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09fast 30 104 5 4 6k 61J W Milner 13 L.Audrey, BabyLane, Ex'dRuler 71839 Empire 5-8 1:01 fast 31 112 8 7 SJ 10' F Col'lettill Ducky, Variation. Postillion, DUSK. b. g, 3 (M) 112 By Broomstick Capella, by All Gold. (Trainer, J. W. Healy. Owner, A. C. Bostwick). Breeder. H. P. Whitney. 85523 Pimlico 3-4 l:13ifast 55 115 9 6 61 6i E Scobie 10 Thunderbolt, Sun Altos, Mungo 75648 Bowie 51 f l:09slow 22 110 1 8 ll1 11" P Col'lettllX Bess.Gershel, FloBrown, Stevens 75589 Bowie 3-4 1:14 fast 25 116 2 8 10 10" E Kummerl2 Pepp, Catalan, Rinkey 75418 Pimlico 51 f l:0Sfast 81 109 8 6 5 31 E KummerlS F'rlight, DolIyGaffney, Elsbeth 75354 Pimlico 51 f l:08mud 46 107 14 11 135 11" E KummerW Ebony Belle, Our Star, Jackson 747G2 Jamaica 51 f l:0GVfast 12 107 7 7 7" 71 H Shillick 8 FirstL.II'ding Parvenu, Mitau 74G2G Jamaica 5-8 1:00 fast 4 112 2 3 3i 41 F Col'letti 8 Eb'yBelle, F.B.Walker, Fausto SAM SMITH, b. c, 3 (M) 109 By George Smith Nethersole, by Tournament. (Trainer, F. Harrington. Owner. W. H. Snyder). Breeder. W. C. Patterson. 85385 Laurel 1 1-16 1:50 good 14 105 8 3 52 5'1 B Br'ninglO DancingFool, Goldfield, OurStar 85283 Laurel 1 1-8 l:G3fast 25 108 12 6 71 7" B Br'ningH D.of the V'y, FrostyBoy, Bounce 85184 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47&fast 14 10S1 7 4 31 5" E Barnes 14 TheReaper, Despair, JVorthWales 85130 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47fast 35 108 4 2 2 3 B Br'ning G Just, Lanoil, Suppliant 85031 Laurel 1 1-16 1:48 fast 31 108 8 7 9 9" B Br'ning 9 Pest, Tjandi, Rock and Rye 84915 Laurel 1 l:42fast 7f 108 14 13 13 13" B Br'ninglS Jacques, Cordelier, WatchCha'ju ZAMA, ch. c 3 (M) 104 By Olambala Mexoana, by Mexican. (Trainer, M. Hackett. Owner, F. Capra). Breeder. R. T. Wilson. 85415 Laurel 1 1-2 2:30fast 51 90 5 5 5 5 O Brown 5 TheArchcr. Bounce, OldFaithful 85321 Laurel 1 1-4 2:10mud 84 98 5 5 4 41 O Brown 7 Hickory, Old Faithful, T.Reaper 85130 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47fast 58 104 6 6 6 6" R Pierce 6 Just. Lanoil. Sam Smith 83524 Marlboro 51 f l:09fast 7 116 3 A Allen C L.Gaffney, Qu'n'sOwn, BelleFay 83417 M'boro Ab 3-4 1:26 slow 23-10 109 5" C Jackson 7 T'onsBon, L'lTcnder, Rac'gStar NEW RIVAL, b. g, 3 (M) 107 By Cliff Edge Miss Wooster, by Wooster. (Trainer, M. Hackett. Owner. J. A. Johnson). Breeder. R. Neville. 85315 Laurel 3-4 l:lTmud 13f 113 14 14 14 14" E DubriuiLi RoseCloud, Mensis, Gr'tMoments 84915 Laurel 1 l:42&fast 7f 104 13 15 15 13" J Sm'wo'dlS Jacques, Cordelier, WatchCha'm 8453G H.deG'ce 3-4 1:13 fast 278 115 10 10 10"10" J Sm'woodll Sun Tcss. Volaute, Wavecrest 84395 H.deG'ce 1 lMS&mud 30 112 3 5 5J E C Lang G Gold Rock, Stevens, Uncle Dud 83G08 Marlboro 61 f 1:27 fast 19 109 6" D Stirling G Thriller, Salt Peter, Service Flag 83417 M'boro Ab 3-4 1:26 slow 16 109 7" E Josiah 7 T'onsBon, L'lTender, Rac'gStar BUDDUGIE, br. g, 4 (M) 108 By Berrilldon Canny Miss, by Ogden. (Trainer. J. Arthur. Owner. J. Arthur). Breeder. W. Garth. 85524 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:46Hfast 2591 10S 11 11 11 11" C Hooper 11 IC.O'Neillll., T.Roll Call, Rigel 81272 Windsor 1 3-16 2:01 fast 17 9'J 7 S 8 8" L Lang 8 P'llyLeigliton, Yoshimi, Mar.Boy 81181 Windsor 1 3-16 2:02fast 12 93 4 5 6 6" L Lang 7 Toodles, Yorkist. Athlete 80859 Dev'shiro lm"0y 1:45 fast 9 109 6 4 5 551 A Abel 12 Previeux, AsaJewell, Dnstproof 80745 Dev'shiro lmTOy 1:43 fast 10 100 1 7 7 6 L Lang 7 Darnley, Gem, Doctor Jim FLYING SCOTCHMAN, ch. g, 11 110 By Forfarshire Leg -Bail, by Suspender. (M) v (Trainer, W. O'Connor. Owner, M. Graham). 13 red in England by Lord Kesteven. 85522 Pimlico 2 3:55 fast 28 140 G Fell. II McD'ell G B'leycorn, St.L'rcnce, Mit'lleuse 8510G Laurel Ab 2 3:59 fast 77 131 7 8 L.R. H McD'ell 8 Chuckle, JimCoffroth, CrestHill 8475G Laurel Ab 2 4:03fast 91f 147 10 10 10 10" P Brady 12 Orion'sS'd, Beverw'k, O'nTudor 84674 Laurel Ab 2 3:58fast 59 136 9 8 8" 89 P Brady 9 Vicaire. Boatman, Chuckle 8433G Aqueduct Ab 2 4:15fast 50 130 1 4 3" 3" W M'ster3 5 Jl'yhnhnm, St.L'rcnce, R'ntless 84153 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:llfast 50 137 7 7 7 7 W M'sters 7 Relentless, St.Lawrence, Prickle .83857 Aqueduct Ab 2 4:13 mud 25 147 1 7 7 7" C Ireland 9 AlFresco, Hornsea, St.Lawrence BELLE OF BOYCE. b. f, 3 (M) 101 By Bard of Hope Lydia A., by Sir Wilfred. (Trainer, W. A. Burttschell. Owner, Flamingo Stable). Breeder, S. Ross. 85383 Laurel 3-4 1:15 good 61 98 12 12 JVhH J McT'guelS Merrimac, Atlantida, .GoldMount . 83392 Belm'nt 3-4 MC 1:15 slop 18-5 102 Left at post. R W'liams 9 Quarantine, Jeroboam, Lovable 73007 Saratoga 51 f l:0G5fast 40 114 9 11 91 10" B Marin'llil3 Defiant. Ebony Belle, LeonaDarc TRIBUTE, b. h, 8 (M) 108 By Kilogram-Royal Jig, by Hornpipe. (Owner, J. Robb). Breeder, J. Robb. First Start. (Continued on eighth page.) j . PIMLICO ENTRIES AND PAST PERFORMANCES (Continued frou fifth page.) 6tll RACE 1 l."llMilCS :-yeaJ-lds and upward. Claiming. (May 17, ROYAL DUCK. br. g. 7 ICQ By Royal Realm Duckshot. by Gallinul. (Trainer, G. W. Campbell. Owner, G. W. Foreman). Breeder. G. D. Widener. 85499 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:47fast 16-5 113 8 4 45 4" W Harvey 9 Eagerness, RosaYeta, R.Bottom S5417 Laurel 1 1-16 l:48fast 7 118 7 3 2121 I Parko 8 Gondolier, Prince K., Telescope 85035 Laurel 1 1-4 2:07 fast 4 109 2 3 3 3' I Parko G K.Troxcll, F.Free, O.Faithrul 84994 Laurel 1 1-10 l:47fa&t 11 109 2 5 51 7i II Callah'n 9 S'g'thAroon. BabyGrand, L.Clair 81837 Laurel 1 1-8 l:Glfast 11-5 117 2 1 Ink 1 I Parke "6 N.Wales, Widgeon, Kit. Troxell 84678 Laurel 1 1-16 1:17 fast 5 114 2 1 1 11 C Lang 13 Widgeon, Mensis, SirGalahadll. STORMALONG. ch. g. 3 105 3v Thunderer Mistress Ballot, by Ballot. (Trainer, R. A. Smith. Owner, Mrs. W. M. Jeffords). Breeder. W. M. Jeffords. 85543 Pimlico 1 1-S l:55fast 11 100 7 4 4 2l G Cooper 14 Satellite, Wrackliorn, Comedy 85238 Empire lmTOy l:45fast 12 105 4 6 CI 61 G W Ci oU17 ISetter Times, Eagerness, Cinna 84870 Jamaica lmTOy l:44fast 5 105 4 4 4 43 L McAtee 7 Scare Crow, Insulate, Rosa Yeta 84743 Jamaica lmTOy 1:45 fast 5 105 1 4 3k 321 H ThurberlO Anticipation, R.Yeta, Wynn'wM 8447G Jamaica 3-4 l:13fast 30 107 13 12 12 12 E Legere 14 Pat Casey, Skirmish, Lady Boss 83914 Aqueduct 1 l:39good 20 106 8 8 3110 II Thurberl2 Malt, Bowman. Sunshot CORDELIER, b. g. 7 108 By Rabelais Red Cross, by Macdonald II. (Trainer. P. E. Fitzeerald. Owner. J. H. Shea). Bred in France by J. Sanford. 8.5417 Laurel 1 1-16 l:4Sfast 17 115. 4 5 5s 5'1 J Maiberi 8 Gondolier, RoyalDuck, PrinccK. 8532f Laurel 1 1-t 2:10mud 14 112 1 3 5J 5" C Lang 7 Hickory, Old Faithful, T.Reaper 85145 Laurel lm70y l-46fast 8-5 111 1 1 21 U J Maiben 8 Cimarron, Goldmark, Parthenia 8491 5 Laurel 1 l:42'ifast 13 114 6 5 31 2l D Con'ellyl5 Jacques, WatchCbarm, Oakwood 84798. Laurel 1 1-16 lHSVsfast 43-10 114 4 12 13 13 E Renzettil3 M.R'selL, D.of theVTy, T.R'p'r 84170 H.deG'ce 1 1-8 l:55fast 2 108 3 1 31 32 J McTag't 7 DoctorJim. Dodona. Smuts VICE-CHAIRMAN, b. h. 7 106 By Ballot Bittra, by Kiikerran. (Trainer. J. M. Black. Owner, P. Huibekcuer). " Breeders, Talbot Bros. 85500 Pimlico 11-16 1:48 fast. 9j 113 2 4 5 S W Harvey 10 Master Hand, Valor, Red Wine 85355 Laurel 11-8 1:58 slow 13-5 107 3 1 11 l'l R Piert-3 0 LouisA., S.'sFlower, ScaM'arch 85218 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47.rast 3 108 5 7 4 65J It Pierce 12 GrayGables, Red Wine, Yoshiml 85075 Laurel 11-16 1:43 fast 12 119 3 2 2J 2 It Pierce 12 R'kB'tom. D.of t.V'ley, Cim'ron 84919 Laurel 1 1-16 l:17fast 14 105 S 3 51 -5 Tt Pierce 8 Normal, Suppliant, Humboldt 81595 H.deG'ce 1 1-4 2:0i7sfast 4 104 7 5 4'1 1 B Br'uing 9 Rechabite, Bounce, The Reaper BOUNCE, ch. g, b 106 By Bard of Hope Elasticity, by Aeronaut. (Trainer, H. J. Kennedy. Owner, Mrs. H. J.' Kennedy). Breeder. K. N. Gilmn. 85547 Pimlico 1 1-8 1:56 fast 6 113 6 2 21 Ink C Lang 15 BetterTimes, FrostyBoy, P'sive 85415 Laurel 1 1-2 2:36fast 33-10 97 1 3 4s 21 L Lang 5 TheArcber, OidF'thful, F'cyFree 85283 Laurel 1 1-8 l:55fast 7 114 13 9 6s 33S E Barnes 14 D.of theV'y. F'tyBoy, Cimarron 85151 Laurel 1 1-2 2:35!&fast 4 96 1 2 2'1 2" L Lang 7 T.Archor, T.For'ner, Invigorator 81884 Laurel 1 1-8 1:55 fast 11 112 9 7 6 41 E Barnes 15 Altissimo, RedWine, Danc'gFool 84719 Laurel 1 1-8 l:54fast 23-5 107 1 5 43 3S1 E Barnes 0 OidF'thful, R'habite, VanPatr'k COMME CI, ch. g, 8 103 By Astronomer Keep Still, by St. Blaise. (Trainer. E. S Wallace. Owner. Mrs. W. E. Martin). Breeder. S. Bedford. 85499 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:47fast 60 10S 5 5 6 G1J G Fields 9 Eagerness, RosaYeta. R.Bottom 85321 Laurel 1 1-1 2:10mud 27 107 2 6 6 6 R Fisher 7 Hickory, Old Faithful, T.Reaper 85219 Laurel 1 1-4 2:0S fast 49f 104 9 5 4 4 R. Pierce 12 Hickory, Fr'tyBoy, OldB'aithful 8514 5 Laurel lmJOy l:46fast 31 114 3 8 8 8" E Ambr'se 8 Cordelier, Cimarron, Goldmark 81353 H'thorne 1 1-8 l:57?hvy 20 111 2 6 6 61T E Martin 0 Haleakala, Over, Fire, Doughr'n CALCUTTA, ch. o. 4 111 By Colin Jamma, by Delhi. (Trainer. G. R. Allen. Owner. G. R. Allen). Breeder. G. Starr. 8552 1 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:46fast 11 106 2 5 G 5s A Vlemot 11 K.O'Neillll., T.Roll Call, Rigel 85070 Laurel 1 1-8 l:53fast 13-10 109 1 2 21 21 A Vllimot 5 Pr.Hamlet. L'tcn'tll.. Thom'ine 84883 Laurel 1 1:39 fast 30 102 6 3 l"t 5s B Br'ning 10 Rustic, Reparation, Cherry Pie 84292 H.deG'ce 1 1-8 l:53fast 6 107 3 2 2l 34J J Wallace 5 Valador, R'manBachelor, Ped'ler 84110 H.deG'ce 1 1-16 l:4Crast 23-5 110 1 2 2 l 2 J Wallace 7 Y.P'ccss, Mintoll., B'phrizonia 83082 Tim'um Ab 61 f l:23good 11 106 5' J G'emont 5 CoralReef, Racket, Capt.C'stigan PENSIVE, br. g, 4 10G By Pebbels Wistful, by Star Shoot. (Trainer, D. Barzilay. Owner, A. 'Davis). Breeder. J. Butler. 8554 7 Pimlico 11-8 1:56 fast 13 111 5 4 4l 42 F Col'letti 15 Bounce, BetterTimes, FrostyBoy 85337 Empire lm70y l:45fast 20 110 4 3 S'l 2 F Col'letti 0 Eagerness, War Mask, Canyon 85272 Empire 1 1-3 l:G3fast 10 111 8 9 71 Gl F Catronell Potcntilla, Eastlndian, ScareC'w 85119 Empire 1 1-16 l:49fast 10 101 4 3 31 25 L Simon 7 Sword. East Indian. ScareCrow 85020 Empire lm70y l:45fast 39 114 9 7 71 751 C Rob'son 9 Kellerman, Flying Devil, Levoy 81492 Empire 1 1:40 fast 50 114 11 10 10s 10" G Babln 11 St.V'ntine, W'dlake, B'gsBueh'n FORNOVO. ch. g. 6 106 By Ecouen May Dora, by Isidor. (Trainer. G. W. CamDbcll. Owner. W. J. Kraraerj. Bred in France b7 J. Sanford. S4720 Laurel 1 1-16 l:4Sfast 3 110 5 7 7 7" P Walls 7 Pilgrim, RockBottom, Cote d'Or 84541 H.deG'ce 11-8 1:52 fast 18 101 3 8 8 S21 L Lang 8 Guelph, Sog'thAroon, numboldt 84109 H.deGr'ce 11-8 1:51 fast 1S-5 107 9 2 2J 25 J Shanks 9 Drumbeat, Suppliant, Altissimo 84004 Th'cliffe 1 1-8 1:56 slow 16-5 104 Is L Lang 7 Kent L.. Golden Cup, Quotation 83889 Th'cliffe 1 1-4 2:0Dfast C-5 101 l"t L Lang 0 Van Tatriok, Arragosa, Dr. Jim NORTH WALES, b. g. 5 103 By Bachelor's Hope Grecian Bend, by Blues. (Trainer, E. S. Wallace. Owner, W. E. Martin). Breeder. R. B. Strassburfter. 85543 Pimlico 1 1-S l:55fast 17 105 8 7 9 911 C Allen 14 Satellite, Storniaiong, Wrackh'n K.5417 Laurel 1 1-16 l:48fast 29 103 3 8 8 S13 R. Pierce 8 Gondolier, RoyalDuck, PrinccK. 85287 Laurel 1 1-S lS'sfast 8 109 1 4 5l 61 It Fisher 10 Corfie, Gonddier, Old Timer 85184 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47Vfast 21 110 3 3 4 3s E Ambr'sel4 The Reaper, Despair, Donegal 85110 Laurel 1 1-8 l:51fast 35 106 6 3 7 7" H Callah'n S S'th Breeze, Normal. Red Wine 84953 Laurel 1 1-S l:547sfast 16-5 113 5 6 5l 613 J Maiben S EbbTide. KittyTroxell, Gondolier MINTO II.. b. g, 10 111 By Sundridge Miss Ronald, by Bay Ronald. (Trainer. H. Garth. Owner. Longridge Stable). Bred in England by J. B. Joel. 854 79 Pimlico 13-16 2:01 fast 6 105 8 7 73 7 J Shanks 11 Insulate, Wrackliorn, A'ltissimo S5320 Laurel 11-16 1:43 mud 7 102 2 5 5 5 R Pierce 5 Triumph, B'hrizonia, Sog.Aroon 851 11 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47fast 19-5 105 S 2 2 2l J Shanks 8 Humboldt, Jolly, Gray Gables 84994 Laurel 1 1-16 l:17tf,fast 22 113 6 6 6 54i G Hudgins 9 S'g'thAroon, BabyGrand. L.Clair 84843 Laurel lm70y l:44fast 8 112 2 2 2h 4s J Shanks G Fancy Free, Scoop, Suppliant 1 84495 H.deG'ce 1 1-2 2:32 fast 4 101 3 2 21 3J B Br'ning 5 Drumbeat. Lunetta, Suppliant BLACK SHASTA, br. f. 3 34 By Solomon Commauretta, by The Commoner. (Trainer, H. G. Bedwell. Owner, H. G. Bedwell). Breeder. H. D. Brown. 85412 Laurel 1 1-16 l:48fast 18 105 1 5 5 4nS B Br'ning 8 R'kBot'm, DernicrSou, Trooper 84913 Laurel 11:42 fast 24 100 4 8 12U12 J Stevens 14 Stevens, Tjandi, Serb's Flower 84798 Laurel 1 1-16 l:4S&fast lOf 100 7 5 3 452 B Br'ningl3 M.R'selL, D.of theV'l'y, T.R'p'r 8471 G Laurel 3-4 l:14fast 81f 103 12 11 101 10 II -Church 14 Cl.Th'sen, SeaS'd, Dr.Ch.Wells 84239 W'dbino 1 1-16 l:48fast 9 101 6 5 5'1 53 J Stevens 13 Metal. Sir Galahad II., Gem ROYAL AIRMAN, br. g, 3 S7 By Aernonaut Lady Galette, by Lord Edward II. (Trainer. F. White. Owner. P. S. P. Randolph). Breeder. G. D. Widener. 85498 Pimlico 2-4 1:13 fast 46 109 2 5 63 5 T O'Hara 13 LadyBoss, Pet.Piper, Dr.C. Wells 85371 Empire lmTOy l:47&fast 25 103 2 4 5 ft 1 O'Hara 10 Humorette, WarM'k, Chemiserie 85303 Empire 1 1-16 l:47fast 20 110 1 8 71 612 T O'Hara 12 Broomfield, Valor, Intrepid 84824 Jamaica 3-4 l:l:!fast 15 110 1 2 11 l1 T O'Hara 13 Reliable, Jeroboam, Kia 84431 Jamaica lm70y l:46slow 50 104 2 1 2"t 51 T O'Harall Invictus, Superbum, Gladys V. " BETTER TIMES, ch. g. 4 106 By Berriildon Bounty, by Clt. (Trainer, L. Meripole. Owner, G. Konigswald), Breeder. W. Garth. 85547 Pimlico 11-8 1:56 fast 37-10 111 8 1 Ink 2k C Hooperlu Bounce, Frosty Boy, Pensive 85238 Empire lm"0y l:45fast 5 116 3 3 ll l1 F Col'lettil7 Eagerness, Cinna, Gladys V. 85123 Empire lm70y l:46sfast 12 108 5 6 51 7"! A Ac'ardy 8 Bear Grass, Canyon, Confetti 848G7 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 8 115 9 6 7nk 6 H ThomaJlO Reprisal, PatCasey, K.O'Neillll. 84577 Jamaica 3-4 l:12fast 15 110 6 4 4l 3 F Col'letti. ? Polycarp, Rick Pond, Wildrako . FLAX. b. c, 3 105 By Von Tromp-Kathryn Kruter, by Transvaal. (Trainer, T. R. Queen. Owner, Joaquin Stable). Breeder. W. G. Shropshire. 84825 Jamaica lm70y 1 fuHfast 20 110 4 5 6 6" O Willis 9 Skirmish, B'gsB'hanan, Honfl'r 797G5 Belmont 1 l:40slop . 7. 112 1 1 51 5 J Callah'n 7 Escpba d'Oro, Anne, The Poet 79095 Jamaica lm"0y l:44'fast . 5 108 4 1 Ink lj j Callah'n 10 Anne, Gay Ben, Barleycorn 78882 Jamaica lm70y l:46mud 5 100 2 3 3"k 4 J Callah'n 8 Belle Artiste, Despair. Ed.Gray 78839 Jamaica 3-4 l-.lS&fast 10 107 4 7 7 6 L Fator 12 SandyH'ch, LadyBoss, Pr.Regent ESCOBA D'ORO, ch. f, 3 97 . . By Escoba Mollie Elliott, by Voter. (Trainer, A. Jacobus. Owner, A. Jacobus). Breeder, K. D. Alexander. S4901 Jamaica lmTOy 1:43 fast 10 103 2 4 4nfc 41 W Harvey 5 Lockerbie, Lady Audrey, Sophy 84870 Jamaica lnv70y l:44Vsfast 7 107 6 5 51 5 F Catrone 7 Scare Crow. Insulate, Rosa Yeta 84093 Aqueduct 7-8 l:25fast 5 112 6 7 71 5" G Fields 8 Quarantine, Potentilla, B. Times 84027 Aqueduct 1 l:33&fast 31 101 5 2 l"k 2" J Callah'n 7 Humorette. Venus, LadyAudrey "74U DAOIT 1 1-1G Allies. Monumental Handicap. U-year-olds and upward. Til HAUL (May 10, 1022 1:44 2-5 107.) NOSE DIVE, b. g, 5 116 By Aeronaut Agnier, by Clifford. (Trainer, J. W. May. Owner, H. M. Howard). Breeder, G.. D. Widener. 8530G Empiro lm70y lMSfast .9-10 111 1 2 2l 23 J Callah'n 4 Sw'along K.O'Neillll., Reso'tion 85203 Empire lm70y 1:44 fast 7-5 126 1 1 2nk 2 J Callah'n 5 Feysun, Long Point, Isosceles 85059 Empire lm"0y l:44fast 31 126 1 1 2l 21 J Callah'n 5 N.L'ghorne. Wampce, The Poet 83444 Belmont 1 l:3Smud 13-5 119 2 2 4 4 J Callah'n 4 L'leCliief, Fridayl3th, Reparat'n 83168 Belm't 61 f MC l:13fast 3 118 1 1 1& 21 J Callah'n 5 Reparat'n. Shuf. Along, B.War'u 8288G Saratoga 1 l:42&slow 7-5 118 1 2 ll l5 J Callah'n 3 Sunayr, Long Point TEN MINUTES, blk. c, 4 117 By Hourless Pamphyle, by Robert le Diable. (Trainer, G. R. Tompkins. Owner, Glen Riddle Farm Stable). Biceder. Xalapa Farm. 8552G Pimlico lm70y l:43fast 71 111 1 4 31 21 I Parke S Reparation, MissCerina, B.FIay 85285 Laurel 1 1-4 2:05Vfast 23-10 105 2 3 3 2'i I Parke 3 Valador. My Play 85109 Laurel 1 l:39fast 41 110 2 3 3 31 I Parke 7 Noel. Blind Play, K. Sol.'s Seal 84992 Laurel 1 1-16 l:46fast 23-10 103 6 5 3s 11 I Parke G Dr.O'Mara, G'nSpbere, Fl'gCloud 84883 Laurel 1 1:33 fast 13 103 1 5 6 4li J WallacelO Rustic, Reparation, Cherry Pie 805GG Aqueduct 1 1-8 l:50&slow 10 92 4 4 7l 781 G Cooper 10 Madl'lay, AgaKhan, D.Desmond WAMPEE, b. g, 3 195 By Campfire Orange Lily, by William the Third. (Trainer. T. J. Healey. Owner. R. T. Wilson). Bleeder. K. T. Wilson. 85142 Empire 1 1-16 1:47 fast 5 112 6 5 61 51 B M'rinelli 8 Frigate, Long Pont, Feysun 85059 Empire lm70y l:44fast 6 116 4 3 31 31 B M'rinelli 5 N.L'gborne, NoseDive, The Poet 8478G Jamaica lm70y l:41fast 31 110 4 4 4 4s B M'rinelli 4 NancyL'horne, Diogenes, Feysun 84630 Jamaica lm70y l:42fast 15 118 2 6 21 lh B M'rinelli 0 Missionary, Feysun, McAuliffe 83499 Belmont 1 l:38.good 15 107 9 10 . 6 4 J Maiben 10 Breakf 'tBell, KingAlbert, Rigel 82755 Saratoga 1 3-16 2:02mud 6 100 1 5 4s 4T1 J Callah'n 5 Sarazen, Aga Khan, Big Blaze 82593 Saratoga 1 1:43 hvy 13-5 105 o 3 l'l 1 J Maiben G Brice, Batsman. Defiant PRINCE HAMLET, br. c, 3 105 By Kinj James Disillusion, by Chilton. (Trainer, H. G. Bedwell. Ownar. H. G. Bedwell). Breeder. H. T. Oxnard. 855G7 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:45fast 43. 102 8 7 73 62 B Br'ning 8 Cherry Pie, Sunsini, Plough Boy 8547G Pimlico 1 1-8 1:52 fast 13 106 1 6 5 553 G Fields C Rustic, Joy Smoke, Initiate 85387 Laurel lmTOy l:41good .81 101 4 3 35 231 B Br'ning G Bon.Omar, Bl.Play, EdPendleton 85252 Laurel 1 1-8 l:52fast 17-5 105 5 5 31 l1 G Fields 5 Drumbeat, I.ieutenantlL, Scoop 85185 Laurel 11-8 1:53 fast 61 104 6 6 2'1 11 It Pierce 7 EdPendleton, Scoop, FlyingCIond 8507G Laurel 1 1-8 lfast 21 101 5 4 3 l1 R, Pierce 5 Calcutta. L'ten'tlL, Thomasino PRINCE OF UMBRIA. b. c. 4 119 By Brown Prince II. Umbria. by Superman. (Trainer. A. S. Woodliffe. Owner, P. H. Sims). Breeder. H. T. Oxnard. 85587 Sea today's chart. 8552G Pimlico lmTOy l:43fast 20 111 8 8 8 81S C Lang 8 Reparat'n, T.Minutes, M.Cerina 854 78 Pimlico lm70y l:43iifast 21 114 4 8 7 91 C Lang 11 CherryPie, Reparation, S.Norris 8454 0 H.deG'ce lmTOy 1:43 fast 11-5 107 4 3 3 4i C Lang 7 Noel, Bonaparte, Ten Sixty 80403 Aqueduct 1 l:37fast 5 120 5 5 4U 5'1 J H Burke G T.Minutes, R.AV'gfield. TirdVp 803G7 Aqueduct 1 l:36fast C 1081 7 4 51 63 J H Burke 7 Mad Hatter, Rialto, Dunlin 80149 Aqueduct 1 1-8 l:50fast 5 108 10 1 11 9si J H Burkel2 Hephaistos, Sunsini, Dunlin GOLD ROCK, ch. o, 3 97 By Half Rock True Gold, by Goldcrest. (Trainer, T. J. Donohue. Owner. C. L. Whiting). Breeder. C. L. Whitins. 85253 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47fast 6S 104 7 2 21 33 J McT'gue 8 TenSIxty, FancyFrce, Altissimo 84395 H.deG'ce 1 l:4SV&mud 1-2 110 1 1 l'l 1 J McTag't G Stevens, Uncle Dud, Dolomite 83702 B.Bonnets 1 l:43good 4 115 1 2 3 3'1 J McTag't 5 Poltova, Tidal Wave, Pelf 83123 C'naught 1 l:42slow 31 114 3 3 21 3'3 P Walls S Judge Fuller, Trigger, Nivlag 82951 C'naught 51 f l:06fast 46 102 4 6 61 62 J McT'gue 8 Wraith. Miss Domino, F.ofTruce 82365 Ft.Erie 51 f l:09&slow 81 101 2 1 Ink 2n R Punsh'n 9 Bedford. RacJiel Potter. Pali GOLDEN RULE, b. c. 4 122 By Wrack Golding, by Flint Bock. (Trainer. H.- McDaniel. Owner. J. K. L. Ross). Breeder. Mrs. L. Viau. 85217 Laurel 3-4 l:12&fast 5 115 6 5 4 4i P Walls G WillLand, Senator Xorrls, Noel 84G79 Laurel 1 l:3Sfast 4 110 1 3 Sh 4 P Walls 5 Initiate, Big Blaze, Bonaparte 83812 B.Bon' t3 1 l:39fast 11-10 116 1111 2i P Walls 3 Opperman. Nancy Langhorne 83397 Dorval 1 l:44mud 4-5 115 1 1 l'l l'l P Walls 3 Planet. Equity 827G8 Windsor 1 l:39ifast 3-2 103 1 1 1 1 P Walls 4 N.Langhorne. RoscatcII. J.David Page 5 DAILY SPECIALS $1 at all newsstands DAILY BOOK 35 cents. Mailed, 10 weeks, $3 TODAY'S FREE CODE: KMJCO MEMPHIS -LAUNCH- CANAL -LEVEL - CANAL HOT DOG! ANOTHER SMASHING WALLOP was handed the LAYERS when YESTERDAY'S ADV. $100 FREE SPECIAL: Bridesmaid, $5.30-$2 Won Wo begged you in YESTERDAY'S ADV. to GET THIS ONE SURE. Did J youl It was E given as tho LOUISVILLE FREE CODE. MONDAY Another Smashing Special Goes at Pimlico 8-1 Shot Not a single solitary detail has been overlooked. I tell you, THIS is the SMARTEST THING of tha week at PIMLICO and JLM SMART put ever THURSDAY'S BIG PIMLICO SPECIAL: Flying Cloud, $13.20-$2 Won And this one promises to be FAR BETTER. Rush right now to your newsdealer and ASK for tba DAILY MASTER CLOCKER $1.00 AT NEWSSTANDS. MAILED 2 "WEEKS, $9.00. 1 WEEK,. $3.00. Address: 440 South Dearborn Street CHICAGO, ILL. DETROIT FOR SALE CHICAGOANS FOR SALE Triangle Newsstand Griswold and Lafayette Blvd. , , , , . ,. . Arcade Newsstand 4 W. Madison St. Family Theatre Newsstands-Cadillac Square. ST. LOUIS Wm. Laser, 711 Market St. Drug Store Randolph and Clark Sts. OMAHA, NEB. Myer Coren, 1411 Farnum St. High Ball State and Quincy ' Sts. INDIANAPOLIS Moeslein, 112 Illinois St. , , , . . Dan e, 65 W- St. HAMILTON Halperin. 338 1-2 High St. s- -Randolph ST. LOUIS Foster. 410 Wash St. 17th St. "L" Station. CLEVELAND, O. O. Schroeder. 212 E. Superior. Newsstands Madison and Clark Sts. KANSAS CITY Recksecker, 9th and Walnut Sts. , , , , . . . . Mlkt and Bruno Newsstand T State and Cor. MILWAUKEE 8 3 Kirby Hotel, 432 Water St. AKRON Swartz' Newsstand. Van Buren, and all other newsstands. POST TIME PARLAYS 263 Fifth Avenue. Room 310. New York, N. Y. ?10 WEEKLY. SIX PARLAYS, $10 Six days' service for $10. A live last minute parlay, phoned or wired each day before noon. This offer is for ona week only and applies to old and new clients alike. We know you cannot surpass this information, no matter what you pay. MONDAY'S PARLAY SHOULD CONVINCE YOU We expect at least 30-1 in the mutuels and advise both old and new clients to get their remittance in early. We want you to start the week right. Last week wa started off Monday with a parlay that paid better than 9-1 and scored a parfect week. Our connections advise this week will be better and in order to make new friends we have reduced our fee, for one week, so everyone can participate. A glancs at our record for last week should prove the value of this service. HERE IS OUR RECORD FOR PAST SIX DAYS: SATURDAY A PARLAY PAID 9-1: SUN FLAG $ 7.20-$2 Won EAGERNESS $ 5.80-$2 Won FREOAY A PARLAY PAID 8-1: SWINGING $10.00-$2 Won THEO RED , $ 3.70-$2 Won THURSDAY A PARLAY PAID 38-1: COMIXA $41.20-$2 Won ENERGY , $ 3.80-$2 Won WEDNESDAY A PARLAY PAID 30-1: BARGAIN DAY $16.20-$2 Won PARADER .$ 7.70-$2 Won TUESDAY A PARLAY PAID 17-1: MAMOUD $ 8.50-$2 Won LADY BOSS .. $ 8.50-$2 Won MONDAY A PARLAY PAID 9-1: DEFIANT $ 7.60-$2 Won DIMMESDALE $ 5.50-$2 Won All the above horses filed in advance with this paper. Again we advise you not to miss Monday's parlay. As stated above, we expect a big price on this one. If you are skeptical about our ability to furnish winners, or have been subscribing for inferior information, try Monday's paTlay and bo convinced. Wire your remittance, $10 for six days' service. If possible, call at the office, hours, 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. This is our only office. Don't be misled by imitators, who are seeking to benefit by our success. POST TIME PARLAYS 263 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER 29TH ST., NEW YORK, N. Y. - WE WILL HAVE ANOTHER SPECIAL iS 10-1-PARLAY -10-1 BY WIRE oct. 4th. Next Saturday, November 15th. Don t Miss It WAS A Next Saturday, November 15, we will have another Special Parley. . ."V," Jt wiu be a TWO-HORSE "WIN" parlay, which will be wired to all W iv I umiuii il N E R subscribers. Our price for this information is only $2 and we believe tjla jj6 pariay SHOULD WIN AND PAY AT LEAST 10-1 cor, fact, so sure are we that we will havo two winners at fair odds, n n I f V pAnLA I that, if the parlay we wire you does not prove a winner and PAY 10 ,. to 1 at least, we -will mail you ABSOLUTELY FREE, GALLOP'S BY WIRt WEEKLY, and PARLAY PAGE and instructions, for four weeks and " ' " ' 7 ALS0 WIRE YOU OUR SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, Qyii St. FREE. You can either mail or wire your subscription but you must act quickly to get your subscription to us in tims. Don't miss this, flAQ A Special Parlay. Send $2 today and say, "For your SPECIAL 10-1 WHO M PARLAY BY-WIRE." WINNER GALLOP'S 219 S. Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL B Positively Nothing of Ours on Sale by Agents or Newsdealers Anywhere Page 6 CoLwiiMey Sold at Newsstands. Price, $1.00. What a Lacing We Gave the Laying Fraternity Yesterday jhl bridesmaid ,JbSi won f ; This one was our $25 Special and -was given FREE to tares thousand WTNLEY FOLLOWERS. That's the reason of price being: below expectations. This one was advertised for four days and I knew it was the goods and our vast army was advised to go the limit. I STAKED MY REPUTATION On BRIDESMAID, because I knew all about this race for ten days and I knew that only accident could beat him, and I gambled that there would be no accident. I GAMBLED AND I WON I have made thousands of dollars for followers for the past month and this week will give them a chance TO MAKE MORE THAN EVER FOR THEM My next big $25 Special again goes FEEE. This one will be given FREE to OUR "WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. I am forced to do this against my will, but for various reasons, will not be able to take on any new clients. MY OFFER IS To all that subscribe to my Daily TWO HORSE WIRE and LAST MINUTE $5 SPECIAL ($36 worth of information). "YES, WORTH IT," I will leave them on for the small sum of $25. This entitles you to the $25 SPECIAL which goes next Saturday, in the SIXTH RACE AT LEXINGTON. (I already know in which race it goes, and I know this one will be a starter, rain or shine. I even know who will ride him and many other details which, for my connections' sake and the mutual benefit of my followers and myself, I would not care to state now). REMEMBER, $61 WORTH OF INFORMATION FOR $25 YOU CAN PASS UP THIS OPPORTUNITY IF YOU WANT TO, BECAUSE ONLY THREE THOUSAND CLIENTS Will be accepted, as I do not care to take on any new followers. My books will positively be closeoT after this amount is in. WHY NOT BECOME AFFILIATED? With a man who is always looking out for the benefit of his followers 1 Send $25, now, to my Chicago office, which is at Suite 416, Crilly Building, 35 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111., and you will get the DAILY TWO HORSE WIRE for one week and the $5 LAST MINUTE SPECIAL, for a weak, and also the $25 Special which starts next Saturday, in the sixth race at Lexington. $61 WORTH OF INFORMATION FOR $25. MONDAY WILL BE ANOTHER WONDERFUL DAY. SOMETHING LIKE THURSDAY, WHEN I GAVE: BIGNONIA $68.00-$2 Won PEGASUS $ 4.40-$2 Won And I look for tomorrow's to be just as good. If you want to get two nice winners, then get Monday's ?5 wire and again you should be well satisfied. They are both personally 0. K.'d by the Col. himself. MISS THEM AND LOSE. GET THEM AND WIN Remomber, only three thousand clients will be accepted on cur subscription books, so rush your subscription NOW. DETROITERS, TAKE NOTE! WE HAVE TWO AGENTS ONLY IN YOUR CITY, THEY ARE DUNN'S NEWSSTAND Corner Michigan and Shelby Streets, and BAGLEY NEWSSTAND Corner Woodward and Monroe Avenues. (In front of NO Buildings.) CHICAGOANS, ATTENTION! MY WIRE CAN BE PURCHASED AT OUR OFFICE, 416 CRILLY BLDG.. 35 SOUTH DEARBORN SUITE 416, and at the ARCADE NEWSSTORE. 74 West Madison, and all other outdoor stands. For sale in Cleveland, ONLY AT 0. C. Schroeder, 212 East Superior. For sale in St. Louis ONLY AT Wm. Laser, 711 Market St. For sale in Omaha, Nebr.. ONLY AT Meyer Coren, 1411 Farnum St. For sale in Kansas City, ONLY AT Ricksccker's, cor. Ninth and Walnut Sts. No" BULLETIN I 145 West 41st St. New York City $10 Daily. SPECIAL RATE, 6 Days, $25 I IT PAYS TO GET KEAL INSIDE INFORMATION. MY ONE HOREE YESTERDAY WAS: Eagerness, $5.80-$2 Won FRIDAY'S ONE HORSE: MISS VAAL $25.90-$2 Won THURSDAY'S ONE HORSE: H C0MIXA $41.20-$2 Won I Filed in advance with this and otheT papers; also Western Union. H I will have nothing tomorrow, but will send you all a sweet long shot on Tuesday. Rush 13 your subscription and, remember, I will wire you horse the minute I receive your subscription no H waiting for codes, etc. Expect 15-1 Tuesday. I MY INFORMATION CANNOT BE BEAT AT ANY PRICE I IT PAYS TO STICK TO ME. I H. G. AHRENS PHOENIX HOTEL LEXINGTON, KY. Pay After You Win FOR DIRECT TRACK INFORMATION I will wire you at 10 a. m. opening day, Tuesday, November 11, tho name of a horse that you can go the limit on. My proposition: Winnings of a $5.00 straight bet. Also big special Thursday and all other specials at same terms to reliable players only. Send correct name- and address at once. LOUISVILLE RACES AMERICA'S PREMIER CLOCKER Thirty years' experienco as clocker. YOU CAN EMPLOY ME TO WORK FOR YOU $15 FOR THIS MEETING Opening Day, November 11; Last Day, Nov. 22 You will find me to be just ten years ahead of the present-day people in my line. Rush your subscription. Don't fail to send your address. From me you get track conditions and no scratched horses, but fit horses. My many clients will vouch for my marvelous success at Kentucky tracks. Consult a specialist of the game. I wire one or two horses daily at 11 o'clock. Telegraph remittances or remit by express order in letter Propositions not considered. Strictly cash only. PHOENIX HOTEL LEXINGTON, KY. Advertise in Daily Racing Form Subscribe for Daily Racing Form I SUNRISE SERVICE 156 Fulton Street, Suite 536 New York City TERMS $5.00 DAILY; $20.00 WEEKLY Grand Monster Special Monday MAN, OH, OH. MAN, WHAT A "PIPPIN" WE EXPECT TO SHOOT OVER THE PLATE MONDAY. One of the kind that has mado the Sunrise Service what it is today "The King of Them AD" Our connections have been looking this over for some tima and only after enormous expense were ablo to get in with tho people handling this affair. Mr. Player, does your bankroll need a little tuning up! If so, we urge you fc take a chance on this one. Wo never felt so confident on one horse in our career. Yesterday's Release: Comixa, $19.40-$2 Won Which proves again the value of this service. Nino winners at good prico3 in nine successive days does not look like guesswork, you will admit, but this is only tho beginning of my winter service, which should prove to be the best ever. Friday's Release: Swinging $10.00-$2 Won Thursday's Release: Satellite $12.90-$2 Won Wednesday's Release: Lucky Drift $15.10-$2 Won Tuesday's Release: Arbitration $41.80-$2 Won Monday's Release: Insulate $17.50-$2 Won Saturday's Release: Princess Adele . .$16.70-$2 Won Friday's Release: Johnny Jewell ..$18.10-82 Won Thursday's Release: Lexington Maid .$21.50-$2 Won NOTICE TODAY BIG $50.00 SUPER SPECIAL Today 10-1 or Better Expected Don't miss this big Special today. The above horses wore filed with this paper and also released to all my clients who have reaped a fortune on this information. THIS WEEK SHOULD BE OUR BEST, AS WE HAVE WORD ON SEVERAL LIVE HORSES THIS WEEK. WE RELEASE AS SOON AS YOUR REMITTANCE IS RECEIVED AT OFFICE, SO DON'T .HESITATE, RUSH YOUR SUBSCRIPTION. City clients, call. Out-of-town clients, wire fee with address. Wo wish to say that our $50 Super Special won again Saturday. SUNRISE SERVICE 156 Fulton St. Suite 536 New York City Tom Moore "THE PARLAY KING" TWO HORSES DAILY $20.00 WEEKLY $5.00 DAILY PARLAYS MAKE MONEY FAST. MY RECORD LAST WEEK: Friday's $10 Occasional: GOLDEN" CUP S57.90-S2 "Won Thursday's Star Money Horse: PEGASUS 4.20-S2 "Won ALL NEW YORK IS CRYING FOR "MOORE" Wednesday's $10 Track Wire: PAItADER 7.70-$2 Won Wednesday's Star Money Horse: AGA EIIAJT 3.60-52 Won Duo to 40 per cant scratches in this race the odds were greatly reduced: Tuesday's Star Money Horse: LATHE OP S28.50-S2 Won Tuesday's Money Horse: Pettibockcr 15.80-52 Won Tuesday's Occasional: PHIL McCAXX $17.60-$2 Won Monday's $10 Track Wire: STARBECK 54.00-52 Won Monday's Star Money Horse: WATCHFUL S12.30.S2 Won Monday's Money Horse: SKY SCRAPER II $11.80-52 Won Saturday's Star Money Horse: DAXDYBRUSH S21.50-S2 Won Saturday's Money Horse: WILD GOOSE S57.S0-S2 Won Gentlemen, these are the kind you get on my Two Horse Daily. Two big money horses for $5.00 daily or $20.00 weekly (6 racing days) . Subscriptions may start any time. Don't read my ad day after day; just join me and be a big winner. Friday's Star Money Horse: JOHNNY JEWELL $18.10-52 Won Friday's Money Horse: PLUS ULTRA $30.50-52 Won BETTER SUBSCRIBE, AS THE DAY YOU MISS IS THE DAY YOU LOSE TOM MOORE 106 Park Row. Room 605 NEW YORK CITY P1MLIC0 SPECIAL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Have been for ten years on the turf, and tho horse that I know about Tuesday looks as good a proposition as I have ever handled. Horse has worked very fast and his present fcrm has been carefully concealed. The stable expects easy win at good odds. Am open to hear from a few men that are willing to take a chance on a real good thing. Win first, then pay me. Terms within reach of all. Winnings of $5 straight sent me after the horse has won. Wiro correct address. Will release horse early Tuesday morning. CHARLES HAGEN 1301 N. Charles St. BALTIMORE. MD. GAR'S WEEKLY For Sale at All Newsstands, 35 Cents TODAY'S FREE CODE: PIMLICO MICHIGAN-BRICK-SEA -WHITE The Monthly Form Book NOW ON SALE DAILY RACING FORM PUBLISHING CO. 411 PLYMOUTH COURT :: CHICAGO, ILL. GREAT Opportunities ! for reliable bettors. I am handling investments to bo placed away from Pimlico track for prominent horsemen. NEXT BIG COMMISSION HORSE GOES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Terms: Winnings, of $10.00 straight bet. Wire promptly after horse wins. My last commission horses were: NOVEMBER 7: DR. HICKMAN . . .$10.70-$2 Won NOVEMBER 4: PETTIBOCKER ..$15.80-$2 Won NOVEMBER 1: BIG BLAZE $25.30-$2 Won OCTOBER 29: DUCKLING $18.20-$2 Won H. A. JOHNSON ROOM 402, 1658 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY Be Sure to Send Tour Correct Address Mr. Player : If you like the sport and arc a man of your word, I am in a position to give you service. This is not an ordinary proposition and not intended for those who cater to th average offerings. From time to time I receive Information that is unquestionable and from a most reliable source. 2fow, if you arc men of integrity and will make a 25.00 play for me, send mc yonr mail and telegraph address. If this is too high-class a proposition for you, kindly do not respond. Yours truly, J. J. PARKISON 303; -V. CONGRESS ST. CHICAGO, ILL. AMAZING RESULTS!! Obtained By tho Now EQUILIBRATOR SYSTEM At current fall meetings at Maryland and Kentucky. WON many times. Specified working capital. Daring operations profits were "split off" and twice retired according to rules. Most systems require putting up more capital, while the EQUILIB-RATOR provides for retiring capital. Pinches when losing and presses when winning.. Progression. Used for TRIBUTE ONLY. Can be played away from track scratches not needed. $25,00 by subscription only to first 100 subscribers. EaUTLIBRATOR PUBLISHING CO. 148 Woodruff Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Wonderful Winning System A cool, conservative method, wherein success is assured. Can be played at or away from the track, with large or small capital. It gives a few select plays each week. Won big money on a straight flat play. Stood the acid test with WONDERFUL SUCCESS for seven years. My system gives many good-priced winners. Fabian $17.10-$2 Bargain Day. .$16.20-$2 Loatherwood .$S2.20-$2 Lathrop $23.50-$2 ' Sequel $15.70-$2 Ruby Marsh. . .$31.80-$2 Dellahm $56.80-$2 New Hampshire$9.90-$2 Small payment down; balance as you win. Facts regarding systems that will open your eyes, FREE. Write: WATSOX CORNELL 341 West 45th St. Room 201 New York City THE INCOMPARABLE Tho Recoup, the most powerful one known. "Wins back lost system plays and at a good price. SYSTEM COMPLETE $3 BY MAIL November issue Even AS YOU AND I The Cornucopia THE FAVORITE AT New York The System Field The Incomparable Horses. $1 by Mail A Great Number $1 by Mail. THE SYSTEM PLAYER 499 RIDGEWOOD AYE., BROOKLYX, X. Y. i Pay From Your Profits THE MASTER KEY SYSTEM of playing the races will be mailed you for ono week's trial. No charge unless it shows an average profit of at least $10 a day on the $3 scale of play. For particulars mail this ad and a two-cent stamp to J. K. WILLIS 225 Thirtieth St. Miami Beach. !a. Daily Racing Guide Has the Winners ON SALE IN CHICAGO AT 4:30 P. M. DAILY. Page 7 "BURKE" THE BOY WHO KNOWS ONE HORSE DAILY TERMS 1 WEEK (G DAYS) $20.00 I DID IT AGAIN "BURKE" IS BACK IN FORM AGAIN SATURDAY'S PRIVATE SPECIAL SIXTH DAY: Eagerness, $5.80-$2, Won Just like old times, a vsinntir every day this -wroek. Six straight and positively only one horse given each day. FRIDAY'S PRIVATE SPECIAL FIFTH DAY: M ISS VAAL $25.90-$2 Won THURSDAY'S PRIVATE SPECIAL FOURTH DAY: SATELLITE , $12.90-$2 Won WEDNESDAY'S PRIVATE SPECIAL THIRD DAY: THUNDERBOLT $10.20-$2 Won TUESDAY'S PRIVATE SPECIAL SECOND DAY: PETTIBOCKER $15.80-$2 Won MONDAY'S PRIVATE SPECIAL FIRST DAY: INSULATE $17.50-$2 Won A $50 Flat Play on My Six Private Specials Netted a Profit of $2,200 How is that for a -week's return and yon don't have to pay large sums for the information. ONLY $20 covers you for a full week (six days). FOLLOW A HORSEMAN WITH A REPUTATION Everyone knows "Burke." I have operated for over five years and many can thank mo for being independent today. Remember, you old-timers, when I put over THE BOY, ?21.80-$2 Won, and GNOME, $25.80 Won, as well as many others. Those were the good days, but stick with mo and I promise you that this week should be another record-breaker. AM PERSONALLY ON THE GROUNDS And never send anything out unless I am positively satisfied that those whom I do business with are to bo trusted and that every angle is covered. Past psrformances m3an nothing to ms, Condition of horses and what tho connections are doing, interest me more than all the dope ever written. RUSH SUBSCRIPTION $20, for one week. "Wire, via "Western Union of Postal, or if in New York or vicinity, call at office. Local clients can obtain PRIVATE SPECIALS AT NEW YORK OFFICE. Be With Me Again Monday Something extraordinary, something BIG, one of the best things of the meeting. OH, WHAT A PRICE, MONDAY. Get in without fail. Start the week right and go along, winning every day. "Whatever you do, don't miss Monday's long shot. ONE HORSE A DAY ONLY. SUBSCRIPTIONS "WILL BE REFUNDED IF IT CAN BE PROVED THAT I GIVE MORE THAN ONE HORSE A BAY. E. J. BURKE Room 509, 23 Duane St., New York City PRESENT AND PAST MASTER 50 YEARS ON THE TURF HONEST OLD ANDY OCCASIONAL, $10.00 DAILY; $25.00 FOR G DAYS THE GRAND OLD MAN NEVER SLEEPS SATURDAY MY FOURTH -DAY: Randel, $22.10-$2 Won Comixa, $19.40-$2 Won FRIDAY MY THIRD DAY: MISS VAAL $25.90-$2 Won STIMULUS $20.80-$2 Won THURSDAY MY SECOND DAY: COMIXA $41.20-$2 Won SEQUEL $15.70-$2 Won "WEDNESDAY MY FIRST DAY: NIMROD $27.70-$2 Won LEATHERWOOD , $22.20-$2 Won j 4- Days $3000 Profit f and over that was made cn a 20 Flat Play. Where on earth can you duplicate this record for such a small fee? MONDAY A NEW WEEK. Make $5,003 during that week. Wire early and bo among the first on the list for quick service. SUBSCRIBE NOW! Wire your remittanco and correct address. ANDY 171 New York MR. -:- -:- Broadway, City GEORGE P. WHITE Room 204. 126 Maiden Lane, New York City TWO HORSES DAILY TERMS: 510 par day, in advance and winnings of $10. Pay after you have collected and prices paid better than 10 to 1. Both horses must win to send winnings. THE KING OF BONA FIDE "INFO" I LEAD THEM ALL ON WINNERS AT LONG ODDS YESTERDAY'S BIG SPECIALS: RANDEL $22.1 0-$2 Won ETHEREAL BLUE $ 8.40-$2 Won FRIDAY'S BIG SPECIALS: STIMULUS S20.80-$2 Won SWINGING $10.00-$2 "Won THURSDAY'S BIG SPECIALS: BOO BOO $57.G0-$2 Won TOMIXA $11.20-$2 Won WEDNESDAY'S BIG SPECIALS: LADY GLASSES" $20.S0.$2 Won TIIUNDEI1BOLT S10.20-S2 Won TUESDAY'S BIG SPECIALS: LATIIROr $2S.50-$2 Won PHIL McCANN $17.G0-$2 Won MONDAY'S BIG SPECIALS: STARBECK $51.C0-$2 Won WATCHFUL S12.80-52 Won MONDAY'S PARLAY SHOULD PAY 15-1 MONDAY A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT I AM A PRODUCER OF LONG SHOTS. Wire your $10, at once, and agree to the above terms and you will be in with the King of the Turf, and also make you a winner. TO REACH RACING FANS ADVERTISE IN DAILY RACING FORM MACK SMART Better Known as "Smarty" at All the Tracks. ?10.00 A WEEK. TWO HORSES DAILY. SIX GOOD PARLAYS. SMARTY SAID WIN, PLACE AND SHOW. Randel $22.1 0-$2 Won Eagerness $ 5.80-$2 Won A $10.00 PARLAY ACROSS THE BOARD WON $500.00 Saturday I advised all clients to play my two horses across tho hoard, as both would be long shots. If you took my advice, you certainly got enough to last for some time to come-. Just string along with. Smarty and you won't have to worry how deep the snow is this winter. Start the week right. If you are not a follower of Smarty's, start today and become a regular. FRIDAY'S PARLAY PAID OVER 20-1: Swinging $10.00-$2 Won Meddling Mattie. .$ 8.10-$2 Won THURSDAY "SMARTY'S" PARLAY PAID 48-1: Sequel $15.70-$2 Won Flying Cloud $13.20-$2 Won WEDNESDAY "SMARTY'S" PARLAY PAID 20-1: Huon Pine $10.40-$2 Won Thunderbolt $10.20-$2 Won Tuesday "Smart7" Just Missed: Pettibocker $15.80-$2 Won Bench Manager .$ 5.70-$2 2nd MONDAY "SMARTY'S" PARLAY PAID 15-1: Watchful $12.30-$2 Won Sunny Man $ 7.10-$2 Won REMEMBER, $10 FOR SIX (6) GOOD PARLAYS This service has stood the acid test for months, so there is no reason to be skeptical. All horses sent out by name and not in code. Weekly subscriptions only -will bo accepted. Call at office, or wire money by telegraph. Horses will be released at 9:30 daily. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR MONDAY, NOV. 10, I HAVE THE WORD ON A GOOD THING that is being put over at Pimlico. I am forced to charge $25.00 for this information, as I am under heavy obligations and tho strictest secrecy about this transaction. No matter what the outcome cf this race, the namo of the horse cannot be advertised. This will bo an old-fashioned killing. Rush your subscription. 106 PARK ROW, ROOM 211, NEW YORK CITY. ' SUPREME FLASH "LITTLE NOISE" Wizard of Tnrfdom "BIG RESULTS" Two Horses Daily. S10 Daily, or $25 Weekly, for Complete Service EXTRA SrECIAL OFFER $25.00 entitles yon to one -week's service (six days), consisting of two horses dally. Also our Super Supreme Specials that go ivhcn final O. X. Is received from our connections who need no comment. Our records of winning Super Specials is positively unsurpassed. YESTERDAY'S SUPER SPECIAL: WAPITI ...$4.80-$2 Won YESTERDAY'S FLASH: NOAH $5.10-$2 Won RAMKIN 3rd g-STJPREME SERVICE HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE SAFEST TURF INVESTMENT AVAILABLE. OUR RESULTS CANNOT BE EQUALED, as our connections are the highest and best, obtainable. Ask any Supreme Subscriber. RECENT SUPER SUPREME SPECIALS: REPARATION ? 3.90-52 Won GRAY GABLES $22.80-$2 Won II. E. COLEMAN $ 6.C0-$2 Won COCKNEY 8-1 Won RECENT WINNERS: WILD LIFE $3.80-$2 WON CARLTON $14.50-52 WON SUNSPERO $I.40-$2 WON STARBECK $12.20-$2 WON PEGASUS S4.40-S2 WON RUSTIC S17.30-$2 " 2nd A?r. BOSS .$ 8.50-S2 WON LEXING TON MAID '.".S27.00-$2 WON DEFIANT $oo"P WON SAat NGEL S38.10-S2 WON iV I'iitVs V-'jn'u HAT WARD 9-2 WON GRAY r GABLES $a.40-$2 w WON ctt? puttr tti sn ivnv ulus 52o.8o.2 won :::::::?"f? won PRIMROSE $C.40-$2 WO LADDIE BUCK $9.G0-S2 WON SOLA MIA 1.40-$2 WON WILL LAND $D.50-2 WON Our information comes direct from our connections at the principal tracks. Wiro $10, for six days (two horses daily), or $25 a week, for complete service, which includes all super specials. Only weekly subscriptions will be accepted. Do not remit by mail. Wire correct name and address to avoid delay. Address all communications to SUPREME PUBLISHING CO. ICS WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET NEW YORK CITT BOB WARD 131 AVE ST 39th ST. ROOM 201 XE1V YORK CITY SERVICE CONSISTS OP TWO HOUSES DAILY, $25.00 WEEKLY (SIX DAY'S) YOU CAN MAKE EVERY WEEK A WINNING WEEK j Nineteen Winners THREE SECONDS, .ONE LOSER OF TWENTY-THREE MOUNTS RELEASED Responding to the numerous requests from my loyal followers for daily servico, I have completed arrangements to releaso two horses daily for the nominal sum of $25. One week's trial will prove to you the calibre of my information. I WARD'S RELEASE YESTERDAY: COMIXA $19.40-$2 Won RANDEL $22.10-$2 Won If you appreciate real winning information, don't hesitate, but rush your remittance at once by Western Union or Postal, giving your correct address. WM. LYONS Fidelity Bldg. Cor. 26th St. and 6th Ave., Now York City. Room 602 TERMS: $5 DAILY, $20 WEEKLY TWO HORSES A DAY EVERYBODY KNOWS ME AS AN OLD-TIME SOUTHERNER. MY MOTTO "DEEDS, NOT WORDS." Pertaining; to Handle the Best Information Obtainable. That's All. A Trial Is the Only Convincer. Bis Double-Header WeeU-End Speeial Won. SATURDAY'S RELEASE RANDEL $22.10-$2 Won COMIXA $19.40-$2 Won NOTICE, MONDAY NOTICE, MONDAY Monday Should Prove a Banner Day for My Followers So String: Along With Me and Get Yourself Plenty Christmas Money. FRIDAY'S RELEASE: MISS VAAL S2.1.00-?2 Won MEDDLING MATTIE . . SS.10-S2 Won THURSDAY'S RELEASE: ' FLYING CLOUD . . . . ?l.20-$2 Won SEQUEL S15.70-S2 Won WEDNESDAY'S RELEASE: NIMROD ?27.70-?2 Won LADY CLASSEN . . . . S20.SO-R2 Won TUESDAY'S RELEASE: 1 PETTIBOCKER 515.S0-?2 Won LADY BOSS SS.50-S2 N Won MONDAY'S RELEASE: INSULATE S17.G0-?2 Won CAPTIVA S10.30-S2 AVon SEND MONEY WESTERN UNION OR POSTAL; OR CALL AT OFFICE Subscribe for Monthly Form Book and insure its prompt receipt. Page 8 Arizona Meeting at Hand: Twenty-Four Days of Racing to be Inaugurated at Phoenix Tomorrow Afternoon ARIZONA MEETING AT HAND Twenty-Four Days of Racing to Be Inaugurated at Phoenix Tomorrow Afternoon. PHOENIX, Ariz.. Nov. 8. Four stake events, to be decided during the twenty-four-day race meeting opening here November 10, brought out a total of 142 nominations, racing secretary W. W. Finn of the Arizona Jockey Club announced today. Each has a guaranteed value of $1,000. The first, to be run Monday, is the Inaugural Stake at three-quarters and is for all ages. Thirty have been named and "it is expected more than half of these will start Those nominated "are:" Maynard L., Mar-quesito, The Colonel, Cornflower, Busy Bob, Spirea, Malzavena, Perfect Day, J. B. Parker. Joe Underwood, Jolly "Cephas, Lady Small. Sasper, Brown Rock, Golden Pine, Solimente, . Eva Song, Olds Eight, Golden Red, Randolph, Margaret Madison, Recruit, Emma Williams, Jack Fountain, Cornstalk, Porter Ella, Olympian King, Kirkwood, Full o' Fun and Philip Lugo. Thirty have been named for the Governor's Derby, at one mile and seventy" yards, to be decided November 15.. The handicap is for three-year-olds and over. The third stake, the Thanksgiving Day Handicap, at one and one-sixteenth miles, has brought thirty-five nominations. It will bo run November 27, and -is for three-year-olds and over, as also is the Arizona Handicap, to be run the closing day, December G. Forty-seven have been named for this event at a mile. All is in readiness for the opening day and the track is in perfect condition. With a much better grade of horses here this fall than last year, track records at all distances are expected to go by the boards the first week with fine weather prevailing. Fifteen pari-mutuel machines will provide patrons with a medium of speculation, the same as last year, and manager John O. Tal-bott reports his crew of sellers and cashiers on hand from Omaha. The first six days of the meeting will be run in conjunction with the state fair. There -will . be seven races daily during the first week, with a possibility of adding one more on succeeding Saturdays. Pimlico Track Notes PIMLICO TRACK NOTES BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 8. Starter Milton suspended Catrone for three days. H. G. Bedwell claimed Modo from Marshall Field for 54,000. Sam Louis claimed Blue and Tied out of the third race for $2,500. Jockey J. Wallace has signed to ride for W. S. Kilmer for the season of 1925. Clarence Turner came from Louisville and brought word that the horses of 1L C. Fisher will be wintered there. D. Mergler arrived from Kentucky for a few days at home in Havre de Grace before reporting to S. N. Holman at New Orleans. J. McTaggart resumed riding after a considerable lay off. He was astride Zero Hour in the second. Despot's weight in the first race Monday should be 117 pounds instead of 112, as claimed by trainer Welch at time of making entry. Senalado, a Walden candidate of R. T. Wilson's, worked a mile this morning. The time was 25, 39, 1 :02,. 1 :15,- 1:28 and 1:42, an impressive performance. Five carloads of horses for Tijuana were shipped from here by Charles Primrose. In the shipment there were consignments from D. R. McDaniel, the Swingalong Stable, Frisco Hoag, .Mrs. Abbott, J. G. Wagnon and others. New Hope is the latest addition to the sale of horses in training be conducted here on November 13, by Charles F. Hill. Following are the others listed : Retire, Dimmesdale, Grenadier, Sea Skippr, Dusk, San Dimas, Digest, Cyclops and two mares of R. J. Wal-den's that are in foal to the French stallion, Rire Aux Larmes. In view of the general effort of horsemen here to stock up for winter racing, it is expected that the sale will be well patronized. E. F. Sims to Sell All His Horses E. F. SIMS TO SELL ALL HIS HORSES NEW YORK, N. Y., Nov. 8. Edward F. Sims, owner of the Xalapa Farm, has commissioned the Fassig-Ti'pton Company to sell all of his racing and breeding stock at public auction. The sale, which will be held in Squadron A. Armory, . New York City, December 10 and 11, will include all of the stallions, brood mares and foals of 1924 now at Xalapa Farm, and the horses which have been racing under the colors of the Xalapa Farm and Lexington Stables. To Divide Their Stable TO DIVIDE THEIR STABLE BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 8. W. Rosen and George Peterson will split temporarily at the end of the Bowie meeting, Rosen taking Eagerness and Gold Crump to Havana while Peterson journeys to New Orleans with the remainder of their horses. Lee O. Cotner Withdrawn LEE 0, COTNER WITHDRAWN LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 8. Lee O. Cotner was withdrawn early from the Golden Rod Stakes and it was reported that the colt had pulled up lame in his work Friday morning. On Way to New Orleans ON WAY TO NEW ORLEANS LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov.. S. The stables of A. L. Kirby and D. B. Lester were shipped Saturday morning to the Fair Grounds track in New Orleans. Wallance's 1925 Contract WALLACE'S 1925 CONTRACT BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 8. Jockey J. Wallace, second on the American jockey list, has signed up to ride for W. S. Kilmer for the racing -season of 1925. Latest Workouts Latest Workouts (296) LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 8. Today's training gallops here included the following: CHURCHILL DOWNS; Weather clear: track .fast Three -Eighths Mile. 252-Bdget O'Grady30 294-Dorius" 37 293-Blue Nose ....39 322-I,ittle Beauty 37 278- Barrage 39 292-Seclusion 30 Half Mile. 293-Buttin In 47 278-War Idol 49 293- Hazel W 52 275-Whirling Dun.. 49 218-Moms Boy ...51 Five -Eih this Mile! ' -2GS-Atta Boy 11.1:07 294-nessanna ...1:07 294- Dangerillo ..1:06 292-Lady Trilby 1:03 290- Duanne l:05Mr -293-McVicker ;..1:04 291- Dreamer 1:00 292-Old Top 1:04 Three-Quarters Mile. 293- Alex. Moore 1:18"'; 291-rresident ...1:19'6 287-Balboa 1:15 293-Royal Sweep 1:19 291-Donna Santa 291-St. Faust ...1:10 294- Fuo 1:20 . 295Tbe Badger 1:14 294-Fairy Masterl:17 295-Tlie Smasherl:lC 290- New Gold ..1:19 One Mile, . 294-Mainspring ..1:43 292-Sister Flo ..1:48 2SG-Nogales ....1:45 The Badger galloped quite handily in a good work. Buttin In showed good speed. Balboa did a nice move. BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 8. Today's training gallops heie included the following: TIMLICO. Weather clear : track fast Three-Eighths Mile. 294-Alchemy 35 212-Mary Maxim 38 279- Fraternity II.. 3S 293-Prince Tii Tii35 272-Gamble 39 292-Wraith 37 282-Insulate 3G Half Mile. 277-Alcx "Woodliffe 50 278-Mons Meg ....53 2G5-Belpro 51 293-Qniescent 4S 293-Bonnie Omar .49 292-Soldier True.. .51 254- George De Mar49 Five -Eighths Mile. 291- Advocatc 1:035 2S2-Golden Star 1:05 255- Blackstone ..1:05 287-L. Amb'sadorl:02 221-Buena Vista 1:02 293-Miss Greble 1:02 277-Equable 1:04 294-On Top 1:02 Three -Quarters Mile. 240-Apcx 1:20 287-Maclean 1:15 292- Bother 1:14 244-OIand 1:17 200-B'ty Maloneyl:17 280-P'sciHa Ruleyl:20 293- Chrysalis 1:1T Roanoke 1:17 294- Dry Moon ..1:18 259-Itoyal Duck 1:20 293- Faddist 1:17 295-Snowdfop ...1:1S 292- Miss Whisk .1:14 . Seven-Eighths Mile. 2S4-Jolin T. D. 1:32 293-Crumple 1:35 117-North . Pole 1:32 2S9-Walter E. ...1:31 One Mile. 279-Bcss 1:44 2G4-Laddie Buck 1:13 28G-C'pfire Talesl:45 294-Midinette ...1:44 294- Golden Spheiel:44 2S9-Opperman ...1:42 2S9-Gosuavk ....1:51 293-Quecreek 1:48 27S-IIurry Inn ...1:45 2S7-Reparation ..1:47 293- Jacques .-. ...1:43 291-Scnalado 1:42 2S7-Kirkfield 1:45 292-Ten Minutes 1:42 Mile and Thiee-Eighths. 294- Rustic 2:27 Golden Sphere ran welL Reparation was not extended. Opperman showed a good gallop. Senalado ran well. Bonnie Omar has his speed. Maclean showed a good gallop. Miss Whisk ran well. Ten Minutes galloped fast. Rustic ran well. Chruchill Downs Closes CHURCHILL DOWNS CLOSES (Continued from first page.) rush but just when he appeared the winner he began sulking and he just did outstay Bugler for the shorter portion, of the purse. Some fairly good sprinters engaged in the third race and it resulted in a lucky victory for Pure Dee, which beat Huon Pine, with Rapid Day closely in the'wake of the pair. Rap.a ay was probably the best but he suffered extensively from interference which finally forced Stutts to take him wide in the stretch. Pure Dee showed a good performance and held on gamely during the stretch. The early running was dominated by Easter Bells and Kittie Jim, but both retired after reaching the stretch. Easter Bells was claimed by C. B. Shafer at a cost of $3,100. Sale at Lexington SALE AT LEXINGTON Among the important announcements in the horse world the last few days is that the Donegal Farm mares and foals of 1924, the property of Senator J. W." Bailey, will be dispersed at the Annual Breeders' Sale, Lexington, November 17 and 18. Senator Bailey's establishment, while not extensive, includes some very choice matrons and weanlings. Among the brood mares are four bred to High Time (Sarazen's sire) and several weanlings by the same horses, while other youngsters include the get of Pataud and Trompe La Mort, The sale will include, all told, about 150 head, fifty of which are weanlings and in the catalog also will bo found the stallions Damrosch and Baigneuc.

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