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Mobile Form Chart MOBILE ALA WEDNESDAY MARCH 21 1923 Half mile Second day Business Mens Racing Association Spring Meeting of 11 days Weather clear temperature 30 Presiding Steward Joseph A Murphy Plncing Judges M N Maefarlan and John Carey Starters William Snyder and William Hamilton Racing Secretary M X Macfarlau Racing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 230 p nu W indicates whip S spurs R blinkers Fig urca in parentheses following tho distance of each raqe indicate date track record age of horse and weight carried Indicates apprentice allowance FIRST RACE Atout 58 Mila March 15 1922 58 9 121 Purse 500 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 350 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt U i Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H G I E T MooreO Wendel 08694 P1TTER PATTER wn 6 lit 2 4 4 3 3 2 II Ric M C Pritchard 5 7 7 2i 65 86i HAPPY GIRL WB 4 115 32 H 2 2 3s B AtksonJ V Pons 20 20 30 8 4 08831 FAST TRIAL w 4 120 4 1 3i 6 4 4 R Bolton II Neusteter 2 21 3 13545 13 0857 M ARSE JIMMY WSB S 115 75 5 5 51 3 A Fraley C S Wilson 10 12 iz 12 5 o 21 GSG80 BLUE JAY WSB 13 120 86 6 4 = 6 = 6l T ThrairilRice Wilmert 30 SO 30 19 5 5G8G52 G8G52 BPETY RUMPS v 4 115 S 7 7 7 R HolwayA K Miller 2i 4 12 08637 SACAJAWEA wsn 5 120 5 8 S 8 S 8 W DunsnT J Jackson 10 10 S 2J 75 75Time heavyWinner Time 103 Track heavy Winner Ch z by Lorenzo Crowborougb by Crowberry trained by O Wcndel bred in England by Major J C Hartley HartleyWent Went to iKist at 230 At post 1 rainnte Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing GRANDKE was pocketed until rounding the last turn where he secured a clear course and racing into a safe lead maintained his advantage to win in a canter PITTER PATTER was a forward con ¬ tender throughout and gamely outfinished HAPPY GIRL The latter showed the most early speed but tired mishapsScratched in the lust eighth FAST TRIAL was hard ridden all the way MAUSE JIMMY had no mishaps Scratched SSK30Vansylvia 115 03737 Nylorac 105 105Overweights Overweights Sacajawoa 5 pounds F SECOND RACE About 58 Mile March 15 1022 58 3 121 Parse 500 3year t 4 olds azd upward Claiming Net value to winner 350 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt U 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners OIIC P S 088310 A OLSKISY WB S 116 7 3 I1 I1 1s 1 E AtkjtonG Drumheller DrumhellerSh J0338SDAH1NDA YT 7 111 3 1 Sh 51 41 2n T JohnsonO Tipp G52973PAT HAMPSON w 3 110 4 4 21 2 2i 21 3 T ThraUMIJ L Brannon 13 IS 15 5 2i 08835 JACOBINA w 5 111 1 6 5 5l 4 3 4J R HartonW M Cain 4 6 G 2 1 07771 RUGGLES w 4 116 5 5 6 C1 6 = 5 = R Rice J R Kelly 21 21 953513 08834 MARY G w 5 116 2 2 4J 3 5l G G ManganI M Rcuter 85 2i 21 4513 4513C8S21 C8S21 SKOOTER WSB 4 111 67 7 7 7 7 C Jackson A H Vivell 10 15 15 5 2i 2iTime heavyWinner Time 103 Track heavy Winner Rlk g by Dick Welles Sweet Nell by fisher trained by D F Cannon bred by Mr Thomas Pia t tWent Went to post at 253 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing f A fOMISKKY was rushed into the load at once and easily held sway throughout DAUINDA was hard ridden all the way and finishing resolutely outstayed PAT HAMPSON in the final drive PAT IIAMPSON saved ground on the turns and raced forwardly from the start but tired slightly in the Gnal strides JAOOHINA was compelled to race extremely wide 1I the way RUGGLKS was repeatedly cut off when he attempted to move up MAHY O was badly ridden THIRD RACE Ahout 58 Mile March 15 1922 58 9 121 Pursa 500 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 350 second 100 third 50 Index Horses AWtPPSt U C = i Str Fin Jockeys O H C P 00086 CREST WB 5 120 4 3 1 1 1 = 1s E Martin W Barnard 4 41 4i 65 1J 05970 AUNT DEDA WB 5 115 21 2 2 2 2 R Rice B R Wash 1 1 45 13 out 08830 BABYLONIAN wn G 120 1 2 3 3 3 3 W DunsnT T Mott 3 41 4 75 35 00182 SEA BOARD w 5 120 5 4 4 4 4 4 J SmwooUR Schwarz 8 10 S 21 65 65G883uARROW G883uARROW POINT WB 6 110 3 5 51 S 5 5 W Reid C Timberlake C 7 6 2 1 1IOLA IOLA WARD w 8 113 G G 6 6 G 6 E T MooreV H Bond 20 30 3D 10 5 5Time Time 102 Track heavy heavyWinner Winner IS g by Out of Reach Pierrette by lien Brush trained by W Barnard bred by Mr J Itutler ItutlerWent Went to post at 319 At post 2 minutes Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing C1SEST showed the most speed and taking the lead quickly hold the race safe and won under restraint AUNT DKDA raced in nearest pursuit of the winner throughout and mad a game challenge while rounding the last turn hut stumbled then recovered quickly but was unable to overtake the leader BAIJYIONIAN raced under hard riding from the start and ran a fairly good race The others were beaten ofl aftrr going a half mile mileScratched Scratched CSS32 Lancelot 120 C73S2 Edna D 111 08832 Winall 115 CSG13 Last Girl 115 FOURTH RACE About 58 Hilo March 15 1922 58 9 121 Purse 500 3year olds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 350 second 100 third 50 Index Horsed Vs i Str Fin Jockeys o n c P 1 1 1s I1 N Burger W D Bernhardt l21120112013out 4h 411 4h 2 J SchlgerT H Nichols 13 15 15 5 2 08GU7 JACOBEAN w 3 116 G 4 31 3 31 S J Bell S Jones 566 S5 710 0099 ST JUST w 6 116 2 3 21 2 2 4 R Bolton R Warfield 15 la 12 4 83 08830 SANDALWOOD WSB 3 121 C 5 51 5 5 5 = 1 W DunsnJ B Cloher 4 G G 32 12 08738 PROPAGANDA w 7 116 4 6 G G G G E T MooreE Lutz 20 20 15 4 85 85Time Time 102 Track heavy heavyWinner Winner I g by Marathon Somersault by Handspring trained by D Womeldoru bred by Mr Jerome If Itespess ItespessWont Wont to post at 344 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing JAOO took he lead quickly and won in a canter SKAltCH LIGHT III gradually improved his position while racing in the center of the track and outQnished JAC015KAN The latter slipped through licit to the rail wht n entering the stretch and made a game but tiring finish ST JUST quit after going well for a half mile SYNDALWOOl could nevor improve his position positionScratched Scratched OS759 Wireless 121 CSC97 Sandy II 110 Q Q A A FIFTH RACE 1 Mile March 11 1921 147 3 106 Purse 500 4yearolds and LPOO3txr upward Claiming Hot value to winner 350 second 100 third 50 IIIUIA L ses AWtPPSt U 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C t 0883I3GRAYSON w S 114 2 3 2l 2 1 1 G ManffanG Drumheller 3 4 4 1 out 08703 HERALD WB S 114 4 1 I1 I1 2J 2 2s E Martin J T Looney 21 13524 710out 08783 FOIAI ROOSTER w G 114 3 2 4 4 4 3 3 R Bolton R Warfielil 5 7 7 2 out 08783 MARIMBA wu 4 107 1 4 3l r T 4 4 R Doyle W M Cain 11114 out Time outTime 152 Track slow slowWinner Winner 15 g by Sir John Johnson Melee by Yankee trained by D F Cannon bred by Mr John K Madden MaddenWent Went to post at 403 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing GUAYSON was taken under restraint in the early running and saving ground on all the turns passed HKKALD when called on and won going away HEKALI set the pace nnd was hard ridden from the start withstood repeated challenges for threequarters then tired hut held the others safe FINANCIAL ItOOSTEU easily disposed of MARIMBA in the last quarter MAUIMBA showed speed but quit and ran a poor race raceScratched Scratched SS31JAmanda J04 GS473 Tnlane 111 SIXTH RACE 1 Kile a = d 70 Yards March 17 1922 148 4 109 Purse 500 4yearolds and upward Claiming Net value to winner 350 second 100 third 50 Index Horses Is i Str Fin Jockeys O H C P 0883SMAGICIAN w S 117 1 1 2l 1 1 = 1s 1s J Bell S Jones 15 27 1J out 0883 J ARDITO w 6 1131 2 4 5 3 3 3 21 R Rico E Marmouget 8871 out tI8719HARVEST outtI8719HARVEST KING w 9 112 5 3 1J 2 2i 2l 3 E Martin J T Looney 15 13 12 2 12 08835 T McTAGGART w 9 117 4 2 3s 4 4s 4 4l N Burger W D Bernhardt 688212 G2745 SfEARLENE w S 100 3 5 4l 5 5 5 5 J SchlgerRicc Wilmert 30 30 30 G 2 Tims 15854 Track slow slowWinner Winner Hr g by Salvation Illusion by Mesmerist trained by F U Doyle bred by Mr Edward Cebrian CebrianWent Went to post at 431 At post 1 minute Start good and slow Won easily second and third driv ¬ ing MAGICIAN after racing in close pursuit of HARVEST KING in the early running took the lead after going liveeighths but was ridden hard to maintain his advantage AUDITO moved up fast while rounding the last turn hut met with interference after entering the stretch then slipped through next to the rail in the final eighth and outgamed HARVEST KING The latter set the early pace but tired badly when forced to a drive TOM McTAGGART was never prominent SPEARLENK was outrun all the way wayScratched Scratched OS7i MJurgoync 100 CSS35Serhian 117 CS739 Viva Cuba 104 104Orenveights Orenveights Ardito ItA pounds
