Rainy Day At Louisville: Decreases the Attendance and Leads to Racing Surprises.; Blanche Mac Defeats Stars in a Fast Mile--De Bonero Pays a Big Dividend in Mutuels., Daily Racing Form, 1922-05-19

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RAINY DAY AT LOUISVILLE Decreases the Attendance and Leads to Racing Surprises Blanche Mac Defeats Stars in a aFast Fast Mile De Bonero Pays a aBisr Bisr Dividend in jVIutuels BY J L DEMPSEY DEMPSEYLOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE Ky May IS The Chandler Stables good filly Blanche Mac showed a sensational performance in her first essay for the year by winning the mile dash that fea turod todays card and running the race in 139 over a racing strip that was deep and holding Klnburn the favored one fin others in third place The finish was of the furious driving variety Blanche Mac was in the thickest of the battle at the start and fr performance was a far better one than tha othera furnished She had to race at top speed in the first threequarters to shake off the persistent Marjorie Hynes and after succeeding in this was joined by Kinburn and Bonus The trio were almost on even terms on the stretch turn and it seemed here as if Blanche Mac was done and Bonus the prob j able winner In the last eighth Blanche Mac rallied again and coming on resolutely re ¬ gained the lead but Kinburn would not bo denied and he held on tenaciously until the last twenty yards where be began swerving out a trifle toward the outside and it re ¬ sulted in the loss of the purse for him by the margin of a neck Bonus tired suddenly in the last sixteenth but was only a length from Kinburn at the finish and six lengths before Marjorie Hynes The latter did not seem overly fond of the muddy going goingIntermittent Intermittent rains at frequent intervals de ¬ tracted much from the racing this afternoon and also caused a decreased attendance The rain camo with terrific force just as the horses were dispatched for the opening race and the accompanying darkness made it impossible to discern colors from the stand while the horses were racing down the backstretch After this heavy deluge came a clearing up but lowhanging clouds poured showers down at frequent intervals The program on the whole considering the heavy track and generally unpropitious weather was a good one and brought about excellent sport but likewise several pro ¬ nounced upsets upsetsHIGH HIGH COST BIG UPSET UPSETTha Tha worst disappointment was the Florl sant Stables High Cost an outstanding fa ¬ vorite in the threequarters dash His previ ¬ ous race in which he triumphed over some of the best sprinters here entitled him to be held in the highest regard but he was a failure throughout tho race this afternoon He was kept in clcso quarters during the early running resulting in his being under restraint with scant chance to extend him seif Meanwhile Elmer K was out in front going well and holding to his task in gamo fashion High Cost just before reaching the stretch attempted to come around the others and this move cost him much ground and his remaining chance for success He finally landed in third place Royal Dick splitting him and Elmer 1C 1CExcitement Excitement was created in tho opener which was won by A Boards De Bonero He brought a return of 1G4GO to 1 Only 120 being wagered on him From tho fleet Ing glimpses that could be obtained of the running of the race De Bonero showed in front and held tho mastery throughout Skiles Knob landed in second place with Wm Oldt third The latter was probably the best for he was away slowly and had to race around the others othersFIRST FIRST FOR E B BRADLEY BRADLEYThe The second race enabled E R Bradley to land his initial pursi of the meeting when his Blue Nose scored in lucky fashion over Triumph and Rustem Triumph was seem ¬ ingly best here but ha was sharply impeded when Big Sapp belted on the first turn Others in the race also suffered by this Rustem was one to benefit for he raced into a long lead at once anc in the last eighth appeared as if he would score a hollow vic ¬ tory but he gave way suddenly and Blue Noao and Triumph both succeeded in poking their nopea In front of him Blue Noso win ¬ ning in the last stride strideGangway Gangway mado it a double for the meet ¬ ing when he carried tho Frank J Kelley colors to victory in tho mile and a sixteenth dash which was the third race Gangway ran freely in tho going and mado every post a winning one Tableau dHonneur began slowly and had to bo ridden hard in the first half milo and gained steadily but was not I good enough to reach tho winner Continued on twelfth pace RAINY DAY AT LOUISVILLE Continued from first page Guest of Honor furnished the upset in tho sixth raco when ho won from Wida and Anna Tod Nowata and Miss Clairo found strong support in tho raco Nowata raced well for a half mllo but Miss Clairo dropped out of contention In tho first eighth eighthTho Tho concluding race a miio and threesix teentlus was attended by the heaviest wager ¬ ing of tho day despite tho ordinary band which furnished tho contest Tho Williams Bros Nurture won under J Kederls good ride with Nordeck in second place and Alex Jr third H J Burke on the latter seemed blinded by the flying mud and guided him all over the track trackJockey Jockey J D Mooney was forced to cancel his riding engagements for tho remainder of tho afternoon after dismounting from Tableau dHonneur on account of being blinded by tho mud mudAnother Another controversary over tho mutuel machine tax Imposed by city ordinance Is on Mayor Qulnn contending that tho city is entitled to tax on all machines where tickets can bo bought The racing manage ¬ ment holds that only tax on those machines where clickers aro being used and a record of sales made aro subject to the tax taxFormer Former federal Judge 1C M Landis now supreme head of baseball was among the visitors this afternoon afternoonConsidering Considering tho adverse conditions todays patronage was surprising surprisingFailure Failure to establish proper Identification for Sir William entered in the third raco was responsible for tho ordering of his with ¬ drawal from the raco racoTho Tho following ruling has been posted Any trainer permitting the use of his name ag trainer of a horse not in hla possession or undor hla solo caro or supervision shall bo suspended suspendedGeorgo Georgo Strato arrived in Lexington yes ¬ terday with tho fourteen yearlings from Wlklup Hancho that aro designed for sale at Saratoga next summer Thero aro eleven colts and throe fillies lu tho consignment tho ontlro band being elrod by Friar Rode and andDlBffUlfiO DlBffUlfiO


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