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LEXINGTON FORM CHART. LEXINGTON, KY„ FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1916.— Second day. Kentucky Association. Spring Meeting of 12 days. Weather clondy. . Presiding Steward. T. J. Clay. Associate Judges, G*. D. Wilson and W. H. Shelley. Starter, Harry Morrissey. Racing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time 2:15 p. m.. Indicates apprentice allowance. 2pT ft/"k£* FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 95642—1:12—6—115. 00 Added. 3-year-olds and up-tlOUO ward. Selling. Net value to winner 10: second. 5; third, 5. "index Horses A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25172 EDNA KENNA w 3 97 2 1 2 32 42 ll A Collins W A Shea 2925-100 24756*VANDA PITZER w 6 106 3 3 61 5s 3 25 H Shilling J B Goodman 720-100 25592 CARRIE ORME wsn 4 108 4 6 51 2 21 3i M Garner E J OConnell 360-100 25619 3CELEBRITY w 4 10S 5 7 72 61 51 4» R Goose W Carr 735-100 254282MEX wb 4 111 9 9 4 l2 l1 5l J McCabe F D Weir 200-100 23693 UNCLE WILL w 3 103 12 li 41 6« 6« F Cooper C Arnold 2695-100 25142*OLD CHARTER w 3 97 7 5 8 81 83 710 C Hunt L R Boyle 27640-100 20949 IZZETBEY w 4 110 8 8 9 9 9 8s W W TlorA L Ferguson 440-100 25351 "MARY JAY w 3 97 6 4 3* 71 71 9 W Brazel Nevada Stock Farm 15030-100 Time. 34%, 51, 1:18%. Track heavy. mutuels paid, Edna Kenna, 0.50 straight, 1.70 place, .80 show; Wanda Pitzer, .80 place, .50 show; Carrie Orme. .30 show. Equivalent booking odds — Edna Kenna. 2925 to 100 straight, 985 to 100 place, 340 to 100 show; Wanda Pitzer. 190 to 100 place. 75 to 100 show; Carrie Orme, 65 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. f, by Stalwart — Tin Cup trained by J. W. Speirs. Went to post at 2:18. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. EDNA KENNA ran well in the rough going and, after maintaining a forward position from the start and drawing away into a decisive lead in the stretch, held WANDA PITZER safe in the final drive. WANDA PITZER was going fast at the end after having lost ground by coming wide. CARRIE ORME had no mishaps and finished fast. MEX showed high speed, but quit in the stretch after racing into the lead. CELEBRITY closed a gap. UNCLE WILL quit after setting the early pace. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched— 23550 Droll, 111; 24411 Ardent, 97; 23052 Bobs Olga, 92. Overweights — Mex. 1 pound; Uncle Will, 1. t PQA7 SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. 54317— 47%— 2— 105. 00 Added. 2-year-olds. Maidens. tluU I Fillies. Special Weights. Net value to winner 60; second, 00 ; third, 0. index Horses A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt SATIN w 115 3 1 1 ! I5 1« T McTagtJ N Camden 115-100 SWEET HELEN w 113 10 6 2 21 21 A W BkerC C Van Meter tl890-100 LYNETTE w 112 2 5 71 5l ■ T Rtce H Oots 10570-100 YERMILA w 112 1 2 51 61 4 R Goose J O and G H Keene 640-100 BELIEVE ME BOYS w 11211 4 82 7* 51 C Kbaum E R Bradley 1785-100 QUEEN ERRANT W 112 7 3 3*»«- » 62 E Martin T C McDowell 980-100 SUNFLASH w 112 8 8 61 4h 7* F Teahan Pastime Stable 1390-100 ROSEWOOD w 112 9 7 4* 83 82 D ConnellyJ W Parrish 2825-100 MABEL R. w 112 4 9 92 91 9= W AndressGallaher Bros t TRIOLET w 112 12 12 101 10= 104 M Garner Nevada Stock Farm 570-100 SCYLLA w 112 6 10 ll3 11« ll8 L Mink J Sanford 11515-100 25403 MILBREY w 112 5 11 12 12 12 J McCabe W E Applegate T tMutuel field. Time. 25, 52%. Track heavy. mutuels paid. Satin, .30 straight, .50 place, .90 show; Sweet Helen, field, 0.10 place, .70 show; Lynette, 8.90 show. Equivalent booking odds — Satin. 115 to 100 straight, 75 to 100 place, 45 to 100 show; Sweet Helen, field. 405 to 100 place, 135 to 100 show; Lynette, 1345 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. f, by Peter Quince — Nuns Cloth trained by J. C. Milam. Went to post at 2:54. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SATIN, away fast and well ridden, rushed into the lead at once and easily held the oihers safe after rounding into the stretch. SWEET HELEN raced in closest pursuit, but tired and just lasted long enough to save second place. LYNETTE was gaining fast in the list eighth. YERMILA was forced back soon after the start and, while racing green, closed a good gap. BELIEVE ME BOYS ran a good race. Overweights — Satin, 3 pounds; Sweet Helen, 1. Q PTQAQ THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. 95642—1:12—6—115. 00 Added. 3-year-olds and up- £t JOvO ward. Selling. Net value to winner 20; second. 00; third, 0. " Index Horses AWtPISt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 255612»FATHER RILEY wb 5 112 2 1 HI3 l3 l2 F Cooper R L Baker 330-100 25605 BILLY JOE wb 4 112 8 6 P 23 25 25 C Jones R P Dickinson 180-100 25605 STOUT HEART wb 6 110 6 8 8 51 31 38 A Mott F Staton 1050-100 25443 ROSE MARIAN w 3 100 7 5 6 » 41 42 42 M Garner C W Clark 4235-100 24866*I-LARNEY wb 5 106 1 3 4h P 61 5b C Hunt W J Weber 4475-100 23380 HAWTHORN wb 6 115 4 4 2 3and 51 6« T McTagt C F Buschemeycr 230-100 24298 BROOKFIELD WB 6 110?. 5 2 54 8 73 710 J McCabe F D Weir 6640-100 24020*HIGH HORSE w 3 1021 3 7 7l 71 8 8 H Shilling Williams Bros 4790-100 Time, 23%, 49%. 1:17%. Track heavy. mutuels paid. Father Riley, .60 straight, .30 place, .90 show; Billy Joe, .80 place, .50 show; Stout Heart. .80 show. Equivalent booking odds— Father Riley, 330 to 100 straight, 65 to 100 place, 45 to 100 show; Billy Joe, 40 to 100 place. 25 to 100 show; Stout Heart. 90 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. g, by Stalwart — Usury trained by E. W. Moore. Went to i»ost at 3:25. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. FATHER RILEY, favored by the going and showing the most speed under good riding, led throughout end won easing up. BILLY JOE moved up steadily and was going fastest at the end. STOUT HEART closed a big gap in the stretch. ROSE MARIAN finished well. HAWTHORN tired badly after being prominent for a half mile. The winner was entered for ,300; no bid. Overweights — Hawthorn, 3 pounds; Brookfield, 2%; High Horse, 1%. Q PQAQ FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 98365— 1:42 "4—3— 98. Beaumont Purse. SlluUu Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt.j % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 23791 DODGE W 112 2 3 l"" l1 l1 U ll F Murphy Weber and Ward 25-100 25208 MILESTONE wb 106 4 4 2 1 2= 212 28 220 A Mott R J Austin 830-100 23764=BIG FELLOW w 106 1 1 4* 5 43 3» 3 1 M Garner C Arnold 2505-100 23741 JACK ODOWD wb 109 5 5 3h 31 32 4* 42 D ConnellyP J Millett 1005-100 23869 POLROMA V Mill 41 5 5 5 J Kederis J Livingston 4040-100 Time, 24, 49%, 1:16%, 1:45%, 1:49%. Track heavy. mutuels paid. Dodge, .50 straight, .20 place, .10 show; Milestone, .10 place, .80 show; Big Fellow. .30 show. Equivalent booking odds — Dodge, 25 to 100 straight, 10 to 100 place, 5 to 100 show; Milestone, 55 to 100 place. 40 to 100 show; Big Fellow, 65 to 100 show. Winner — B. by Jim Guffney — Flora Willoughby trained by J. S. Ward. Went to post at 3:59. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DODGE lHgan in a tangle, but managed to recover quickly and, taking the lead in the first quarter, held MILESTONE safe, but had to be ridden hard for a time In the stretch. MILESTONE raced in closest pursuit all the way and ran a good race. BIG FELLOW overtook JACK ODOWD in the last eighth and finished well. JACK ODOWD tired after running well to the stretch. POLROMA sprawled badly in the rough going. OPCG1 A FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 95642—1:12—6—115. 00 Added. 3-year-olds and up- JdtJKJ A. J ward. Allowances. Net value to winner 30; second. 00; third, 0. ""index Horses AWtlPStj % *j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 23596 PORT LIGHT wb 3 103 I 5 1 1= 1- 1« M Garner Milam and Levy 1150-100 25504 BEN QUINCE vn 5 108 1 4 71 42 21 2 C Jones W C Weant 14125-100 258693WHITE CROWN W 4 106 !i 1 41 71 6l 3» C Hunt J Livingston T225-100 25423BROOKS wb 3 102 2 S 8 6 4l 4 » H Shilling J Shilling 1055-100 20074 KI.G GOR1N w 3 103 4 7 CI 5 3« 5" F Cooper R L Baker 920-100 23785 HUFFAKER w 3 1101 6 6 ? 21 71 6 " E Dugan W F Cisco 485-100 231713FLKlRO w 3 106 7 2 31 3* 5 71 J Kederis J Livingston t 23751 EULOGY w 3 101 8 9 9 9 9 81 H Stearns H Oots 3220-100 23489SLEETH wb 7 112 3 3 5" 8- 8 9 R Goose Adair and Baker 260-100 tCoupled in betting. Time. 23%, 49%, 1:17%, Track heavy. mutuels paid. Port Light. 5.00 straight. 3.60 place, .*5.50 show; Ben Quince, 9.00 place, 9.20 show; J. Livingston entry. .80 show. Equivalent booking odds— Port Light, 1150 to 100 straight. 580 to 100 place, 173 to 100 show; Ben Quince. 3350 to 100 place. 860 to 100 show; J. Livingston entry. 90 to 100 show. Winner — B. g. by Hamburg — Morningside trained by J. C. Milam. Went to post at 4:28. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. PORT LIGHT moved into the lead in the first eighth and drew out decisively in the stretch to win in a canter. BEN QUINCE saved much ground on the stretch turn and held on well in the closing drive. WHITE CROWN began slowly and dropped back, but came fast through the last eighth. BROOKS closed a gap and tired. KING GORIN raced well up to the last eighth. FLEURO raced forwardly to the stretch and tired. SLEETH dropped back after racing well for a half. Overweights — Bon Quince, 2 pounds; Brooks, 5; King Gorin. 3: Huffaker, 4%. Q "I | SIXTH RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 95719— 53%— 2— 115. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. 2.PT O O 1 JL Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second. 5; third, 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt !4 ■•: ■% Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24835:NORU.MBEGA W 109 3 4 4- 31 ]i A Mott J 0 Milam 720-100 -MIDWAY w 107 2 1 B 2= 2- M Garner .1 W Parrish 200-100 35316FRANK COLEMAN W UN 1 I 2 4 3* Q Garner .1 W Schorr 115-100 25095 SWIFT FOX w 107 I I ll 1- 41 E Martin F J Pons 1030-100 FRIOERIO vv 108 4 I V 5- 52 R Goose W H Baker 5285-100 F. C. COLE w 104 5 6 fi3 6° 6» T Hunt W F Knebelkamp 11340-100 EVELYN V. wb 104 1 7 7 7 7 F Murphy C C Van Meter 3300-100 Time, 24%, 51%, 58%. Track heavy. mutuels paid. Norumbega, 6.40 straight, .20 place, .70 show; Midway, .00 place, .50 show: Frank Coleman, .30 show. Equivalent booking mlds— Noruml egn, 720 to 100 straight. KM to KM place, 35 to 100 show; Midway, 100 to 100 place, 25 to 100 show: Frank Coleman. IS to 100 show. Winner— B. f. by Star Shoot— Noreen trained by J. C. Milam. Went to iKist at 4:59. At |H»st 1 minute. Start bad and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. NORlMl.EGA, from a slow beginning, gained steadily and, going fastest at the end, got up to win in the last stride. MIDWAY* ran well and appeared a certain winner in the last eighth, but tired at the end after stumbling several times. FRANK COLEMAN also tired in the stretch drive. SWIFT FOX set a good pace, but tired in the stretch. The others never figured seriously in the running. Overweights.— Frank Coleniau, 1% pounds; Frigcrio, 1. . ! ; « j !• ORfilO SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 98365— 1:42%— 3— 98. Purse 00. 3-year- andJJ X. M olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 00; second, 5; third, 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25049 SURPASSING wb 5 112 9 4 42 3» 1* 1- l»k J Kederis J C Hansen 80-100 25240 BENEDICTINA w 7 112 4 9 91 62 4"» 21 2* F Teahan E Corrignn +1150 100 £?£«.££££* WB3 103 7 10 10 7 7-4 5« 3» F Cooper J A Gibson 640-100 24988*CHOCTAW *«- wb 6 107 10 3 2J 21 3i 4»k 4= L Mink J N Mounce 6590-100 £?5!5 GOLD COLOR w 6 112 I 2 81 9 81 61 52 J Daniels F Peyton 1680-100 25619 LACHIS w 3 98 11 5 31 51 2* 3" 62 T Henry M Quinn 6510-100 ?561S INDUSTRY wb 3 93 8 6 ll l" 5» 72 72 T Buckles Glick and Buxton t or2S2 iJJ-SS-v., wb 4 112 2 11 11 102 9 83 8« W Meehan.1 M Goode 1155-100 25?52 TILLOTSON wb 4 112 I 7 51 4h 6» 91 9= J McCabe W E Applegate + ifSH?U?; J8.- CLARK wb S 112 1 8 71 81 10" 10« 10« R Guy W P Johnson 815-100 2 1666 HAROLD wb 4 112 6 1 61 11 11 11 11 G Garner Johnson and Crosthwaite 4670-100 tMutuel field. Time. 24%, 60, 1:18%U 1:47%, 1:52%. Track heavy, •o oi2 Jnutuf ls paid- Surpassing, .60 straight, .40 place, .00 show; Benedictina, field, .00 place. .30 show; Lynn, .10 show. ,JE?J?2vale"t booking odds— Surpassing. 80 to 100 straight, 70 to 100 place, 50 to 100 show; Benedictina. « field, 19o to 100 place, 65 to 100 show; Lynn, 55 to 100 sliow. Winner — B. g, by Ultimus — Dancing Water trained by W. R. Sallee. We1,t„0 poat at 5:81, At po8t 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SURPASSING raced into the lead after gating the first half, but had to be driven hard in the stretch to outstay BENEDICTINA. The latter was *oing fastest at the end and closed a big gap from a slow beginning. LYNN was far back for the first half and also closed up much ground CHOCTAW ra-ce™w,U1 $. tne 8tretch and tlred- LACHIS quit. INDUSTRY set the early pace, but failed to stay W. W. CLARK was never prominent. The winner was entered for 00; no bid. Scratched — 25423 Dundreary, 107; 25532 Chivator, 98. Overweights — Lynn, 3 pounds.
