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CHURCHILL DOWNS FORM CHART LOUISVILLE KY TUESDAY MAY 20 1919 Churchill Downs Ninth day Kentucky Jockey Club Spring Meeting of 19 days Weather threatening temperature 68 ° Stewards Chas F Price S C Nupkols Jr and S Goodpastcr Placing Judges W II Shelley N II McClelland and E Jasper Starter A B Djule Racing Secretary W II Shelley Racing startsat 230 p m Chicago time 230 i in W indicates whip S spurs B blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date track record age of horse and weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance IOIOO FIRST RACE 34 Mile Oct 16 1913 111 2 1050 1000 Added 4ycarolds and rJb db WtJr upward Claiming Net value to winner 800 second 149 third 91 Index Horses AWtP1St Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 423873DR CARMEN sn 7 110 3 C G1 2 I5 1s H J Burke R L Baker 350100 35010042254AMERiqN 42254AMERiqN EAGLEw 4110 4 1 3 = 4 4 = 2t T Murray R E Lovell 4810100 10487 CANE RUN wsC 110 7 2 I1 31 2 31 R Simpson W Perkins 1495100 42408 BUTSCOTCH II WB 5 110 13 2l iu 31 4l J Kederis J W Schorr 200100 42330 PORT LIGHT WB C 110 5 4 4 5 510 5 = G Robson P A Houdc 115100 42403 MATHER 4 102 6 7 7 7 6 G W Wright W C Covington 20240100 39604 SILK LADY w 4 105 2 5 5h C1 7 7 H Thurber W L Lewis GSSO100 GSSO100Time Time 24 49 115 Track muddy 2 mutuels paid Dr Carmen 900 straight 480 place 3SO show American Eagle 3U50 place 1170 show Cane Run 010 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Dr Carmen 350 to 100 straight 140 to 100 place 90 to 100 show Ameri ¬ can Eagle 1725 to 100 place 45 to 100 show Cane Run 203 to 100 show showWinner Winner Ch g by Boanerges Lady Knighthood trained by A Baker bred by Mr Overtoil II Chenault ChenaultWent Went to post at 22S At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing DR CARMEN began slowly but when fully in his stride came with great speed and taking the lead only had to cantlr in the stretch to win as his rider pleased AMERICAN EAGLE was well up froni ftc start and coming gamely in the stretch outstayed CANE RUN in the last sixteenth CANE RUN showed tho most early speed but tired in the stretch BUTTERSCOTCH II ran a fast half bafore tiring PORT LIGHT was deficient in early speed and retired in the stretch stretchScratched Scratched 39991sTalIv 105 42403 W W Hastings 107 42387 Grey Eagle 110 I IQA SECOND RACE 34 Mile Oct 16 1913 111 3 105 1200 Added 3yearolds TC faJ JbO and tipward Allowances Net value to winner 900 second 237 third 11S Index Horses AWtPPSt z Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv OJda Strt 42120WAR GOD AV 4 103 5 2 I1 Il IS C Robson Ogden Stable lO 100 42385 CLERMONT w 3 89 4 4 3J 21 2 = 2 T Murray G J Long 555100 5551004240B 4240B MARIE MILLER WB 5 106 2 1 2 3J 33 3 = O Willis G A Marshall 2SO101 42403 = MADRAS GINGHMw 3 94 1 3 4V 41 4s 4 S Boyle W F McGee 3751110 42305 BUGLE CALL WB 3 101 3 G 5 5 5 5 H Thurber Pastime Stable 2823100 2823100Time Time 24 48 115 Track muddy 2 miilucls paid War God 300 straight 380 place 230 show Clcrmont 1 0 place 300 sliow Mario Miller 270 show Equivalent booking odds War God 330 tj 100 straigitt 90 to 100 place 23 to 100 show Clcrmont 130 to 100 place r0toanO HliowMarleMillcr Lj6 100 slww TUitlcrjWent Winner B g1 by Uncle Tehcrd trained bj SM HcjidersQii Srffl by Messfs Headlcy TUitlcrj Went to post at 235 At post 1 minute Start good arid slow Won driving second and third the same WAR GOD showed the most speed from the start and held CLERMONT safe in the stretch drive OLKRMONT raced forwardly from tho start and held on gamely tinder hard riding in the stretch MARIE MILLER tired after going u half mile and seemingly was handicapped by the muddy going MADRAS GINGHAM refused to extend herself fully BUGLE CALL was always outrun outrunScratched Scratched 12346 Major Parke 09 09Overweights Overweights Bugle Call 5 pounds THIRD RACE 4 12 Furlongs May 8 1909 52 2 103 Purse 51000 2yoar olds Maidens Fillies Claiming Net value to winner 840 second 155 third 95 Index Horses AWtPPSt i 5i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 42344 MISS 3HNKS wn 110 S 2 li Il 1i J Groth A E Hundley 2SO100 2SO100422293niAMQND 422293niAMQND GIRL wn 108 2 1 4l 4 2 li Thurber T JI Murphy lflflO 42344 = LADY ROBERTS vftt 111 U 3 2 2 35 R Simpson W Perkins 210ltll 42302 MONEY MAD w 103 fi 5 U1 31 4i T Murray AVilllams Bros 19101W 19101W42388MOVB 42388MOVB ON w 112 4 C 3 ° 3 = 5s N Barrett L Erb 2CO10fj 4238 MAYROSE SB 108 17 7 63 68 J Alajestic J H Baker 70iraiKI 42384 J4ST1W42344DIXIE CENTERVILLE w 1115 5 8 S3 1 71 D Connlly S K Nichols J4ST1W 42344DIXIE FLYER w 107 74 5 = 8s S C Brown W F Knebelkainp i7rKHl 42344 CLEAN SWEEP w 112 39 9 9 9 J Bobbins W Kummich 7255lW Time 24V3 49 56Vi Track muddy 2 mutuels paid Miss Minks 700 straight 170 place 340 show Diamond Girl 1010 plaw 520 show Lady Roberts 330 show Equivalent booking odds Miss Minks 2SO to 100 straight 135 to 100 place 70 to 100 show Diamond Girl 445 to 100 place 1W to 100 show Lady Roberts i 5 to 100 show showWinner Winner B f by Jim Gaffney EUie Paton trained by J M Goode bred by Messrs A E Hundley Son SonWent Went to post at 331 At post 1 ininute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing MISS MINKS away forwardly and Tunning well in the going took the lead on the stretch turn and held DIAMOND GIRL safe in the final eighth DIAMOND GIRL well up from the start linishnl fast and gamely LADY ROBERTS raced into the lead witli a rush on the last turn but tired iip the stretch and was in theworst going MOVE ON quit badly Iu the stretch MONE1 MAD closed a gap in the last eighth Scratched 12380 Modiste 103 103Overweights Overweights Ccnterville 1 pounds Dixie Flyer 4 Clean Sweep 2 A Q FOURTH RACE 1 18 Miles May 27 1916 151 4 100 Pendennis Club Handi E M tO tf cap Purse 1800 3yearolds and upward Net value to winner 51350 second 300 third 150 r Index Horses AWtPPSt V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eiulv0dd3 Strt 42360 UNDER FIRE WB3108 2 4 3J 31 3i 11 I3 H Thurber P Dunne 265100 423483GINGER 265100423483GINGER w 3 95 1 3 2 1 li 21 2i S Boyle H H Hewitt 1235100 42407 = BEAVERKILL AVB 5 109 324 4 4 3 ° 3 ° C Robson Ogden Stable GO100 42317FREECUTTER GO10042317FREECUTTER AVB 4 113 4 1 I1 2i 2J 4 4 J Groth G J Long 960100 Time 24 48 48s s 114 141 l54 5 Track muddy 2 mutuols iftiid Under Fire 730 straight 380 place Ginger 030 place no show mutncls sold Equivalent soldEquivalent booking odds Under Fire 265 to 100 straight 90 to 100 place Ginger 215 to 100 place placeWinner Winner B c by Swynford Startling trained by P Dunne bred in England by Sir Mark Sykes SykesWent Went to post at 359 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing UNDER FIRE appearedjta be lame wheiv going to the post but kept well up with the others and given a gpod ride drew out in the last eighth to win easing up GINGER raced into the lead after goinj a half mile and held on gamely when ridden hard BEAVEKKILL require a strong ride and his rider today could not make him extend himself fully FREECUTTER set the early pace and tired badly in the last quarter OO FIFTH RACEr4 12 Furlongs May 8 1909 52 2 103 Jeffcrsontown Purse TC WTbOO Purse 1200 2yearolds Allowances Net value to winner 900 second 200 third 100 Index Horses Equlv Odds Strt MARIE MAXIM w 107 5 2 3i 1J l i T Murray C D Ray 813101 42344 SPRING VALE uiail 3 4 l 2i 2 X Barrett J Churchill 2lOd 42404SAilS 2lOd42404SAilS BOY w 110 43 2J 3 3 R Simpson Pastime Staljle 1151CO 1151COSTERLING STERLING w 110 05 4 4 = 4 = J Groth C C Van Meter 16701W 42404 HOSLER w 11Q 1 0 5 5 C Robson C H Carter G05100 CAPT G05100CAPT HERSHLERwllli 2 1 53 6 G D Connlly W Tolmie 3215100 Time 24 49 55 Track muddy 2 mutuels paid Marje Maxim 1S 0 straight SO place 340 sliow Spring Vale S440 ulace 320 show Sams Boy 200 show showEquivalent Equivalent booking odds Marie Maxim 813 to 100 straight 240 to 100 place 70 to 100 show Snrin Vale PO to 100 place 00 to 100 show Sams Boy 30 to 100 show AVIuiierrBr f by Golden Maxim Mary Reunion trained by J J Iloltman bred by Mr Charles D Went to post at 430 At i ost 1 minute Start good and slow Won easilj second and third ilriv ing MARIE JIAXIM moved up steadily and saving ground when coming into the stretch overhauled SPRING VALE iu the last sixteenth and drew out near the end SPRING VALE showed the most earlv speed and finished gamely but tired in tJHJ last eighth SAMS BOY raced wide for the entire wiiy anil ran a disappointing race under a bad ride STERLING raced fairly well but lost ground by rhciii wide on the turns Overweights Captain Ilershier I1 pounds SIXTH RACE 1 Mile Sept 27 1911 137 3 99 WUlard Hotel Purse Purso 1200 3yearolds and upward Allowances Net value to winner 900 second J200 third 100 Index Horses AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 42200 SILVERY LIGHT vrX 101 2 1 3h 4U 2 2 lt H Thurber H Tullett Tullett42348SENNINGS 42348SENNINGS PRKwn 3 103 1 2 I3 1 J is 11 2 ° O Willis O A Blanch 42241 HARVEST KING WB5106 3 3 4 2U 3s 3s 3i J Groth T M Goode 42332 HANOVIA r 7 107 4 4 G 6s 4i 4 4 C Brown 7 Marrone 42407SHODGE w 8 105 5 7 7 7 = 51U 510 51S T Murray K Spence 42407 RIFLE w 4 1115 6 5 53 51 6l 61 6l D Connlly J K Redmon 42406 STy AUGUSTINE w ilOO 7 G 2 3 7h 7l 7 C Robson T C McDowell 1223100 41970SOBOLUS 122310041970SOBOLUS w7103 S S8 S s S 8 N Barrett H Field GG33100 Time GG33100Time 243 481i 114 141 Track tnmlily J2 mutuels paid SilveryLight 1000 straight 120 place 310 show Scmiliiss Park 5300 place 300 bhow Harvest King 310Bliow ly Equivalent booking odds Silvery Light 400 to 100 straight 110 to 100 place 70 to 100 show Sen nines showWinner Park 150 to 100 place 75 to 100 show Harvest King 70 to 100 show Winner Ch c by General Roberts Roue Cherry trained by H Tullett bred by Mr George M Van Gordon GordonWont Wont to post at 459 At post 2 minutes Start good ami slow Won driving second and tliird the Mime SILVER LIGHT was allowed to drop back at the start and was in close quarters after passing the half but came with a rush when clear and outstayed SKNXIXGS IAKK in the last eighth SEN NINGS PARK set a fast pace for the going and only gave way right at the end HARVEST KING tired in the stretch and was a distant third HANOVIA was going well at the end HODGE was badly out ¬ run ST AUGUSTINE tired Scratched 42348 Texas Special 100 42365Harry Burgoyne 100 4133G Sansyming IOC 423C63 Bribed Voter 109 42332 Green Jones 109 42409Pastoureau 94 42346 = Rancher 115 423173Spearlene 103 42339 Vulcanite 95 95Overweights Overweights Rifle 2yj pounds Silvery Light 4 SEVENTH RACE 1 14 Miles May 9 1914 203 3 114 1000 Added 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 800 second 149 third 91 Index Horses AWtPPSt StrFm Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 423G8 SAZANAMY w 10 98 C 1 1s I5 1 1s 1 S Boyle Boylew F J Kelley 4 2405s EL KEY w 5 10S 4 3 2nt 2 23 2 2 C KelleyC Brown Brownwit B Chapman 42409IRRKGULAR wit 5 105 2 6 r i u 3 3 3 5 H J Burl Burke P Dunne 4238UDR SAMUEL ivsii 8 10J 5 4h c Robson AV Perkins 42405 BENEFACTOR w 4 104 12 44 4 4s 4 5s T Murray M J Rooney 895100 42409 D OF SHELBY vu S 107 5 4 34 32 5 = 6 6 W Hoasr W E Matthews 2960100 Time 2960100Time 25 50 50s s 116 143 J 211 Track muddy 2 niutuels paid SazaXaray 3430 straight 980 place 400 show El Rey 320 place 250 show Irregular 280 show showEquivalent Equivalent hooking odds SazaXamy 1015 to 100 straight 390 to 100 place 100 to 100 show El Rey 00 to 100 place 25 to 100 show Irregular 40 to 100 show showWinner BelmontWent Winner Ch f by Trap Rock Fizgig trained by G Land bred by Mr August Belmont Went to post at 530 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing SAXAXAMY soon rushed into a Inog lead and being kept hard at it all the way held EL REY safe in the stretch and won in a canter EL REY followed the winner in closest pursuit throughout and held on well in the stretch IRREGULAR closed a big gap in the last half DR SAMUEL had no mis ¬ haps badlyScratched BENEFACTOR tired in the last quarter DUKE OF SHELBY quit badly Scratched 12405 Aldebarin 108
