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HAWTHORNE CHICAGO. ILL., MONDAY", AUGUST 18, 1924. nawtborne One Mile. Fortieth day. Chicago Business Mens Racing Association. Summer Meeting of 52 days. Weather cloudy. Presiding Steward, Joseph A. Murphy. Associate Stewards, Herman P. Conkling, Albert Sabath and Charles T. Kssig. Placing Judges, John Carey and Francis Dunne. Starter, James Milton. Racing Secretary, Joseph A. Murphy. Ilacing starts at 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs. B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. lndicatcs apprentice allowance. SATA FIRST RACE 6-8 Mile. July 10, 1923 592 113. Purse .00. 2-year-olds Fillies. AlTtl T: Maidens. Special "Weights. Net value to -winner 00; second, 00; third 00. tndex Horses AWtPPSt Va Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H C 1 S 82112SHESSANNA w 115 3 1 2" 21 2s lh II Stutts Audley Fm Stb 21 3S 16-51 1-3 82112 WINROCK w 115 3 4 41 4 3 S S Griffin H Oots 2 2 8-5 1-2 1-6 81G21PROMISING LAURAw 115 5 3 l4 1J Is 3 A Pickens E L Fitzgerald 3 16-513-5J-5 1-4 82349 ACCELERATION w 115 4 5 3 3J 4 4 W Lilley International Stb 41 41 13-102-5 81851 UNGUENTINE w 115 13 5555R Yelton E F Pritchard 20 25 25 8 21 Time, 24, 48, 1:01. Track fast. Winner TIi. f, by Sir Martin Manasseh, by Star Shoot trained by W. B. Finnegan; bred by Mr. John R. Madden. Went to pest at 2:29. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won, driving; second and third the same. HESSANNA, well ridden and lucky, moved up steadily through the stretch and got up to win in the last stride. WINROCK began well, but her rider almost fell off, causing her to be far back through the first quarter and, coming with a rush in the stretch, barely missed getting up. PROMISING LAURA showed fine speed and raced into a long lead, but began tiring in the last sixteenth. ACCELERATION had no mishaps. Scratched 82349 Helen Carter, 110; 82112 Headache, 115. QLfPAlVK SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. July 19, 1924 1:11 3 121. Purso ,000. 3-year-olds CfJadsk C and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPrSt Vi Va Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C 1 b 82350 LUGS ws 5 120 5 4 45 3i 21 1 N BarrettM J Cooko 4 C 5 2 1 820G2SMAY BUDDY w 4 115 7 3 2h 45 Z-i 2J G Ellis J P Welch 6 8 7 21 6-5 82354s GLENTILT wb 4 115 12 9 9h Gl f.J 31 D Jones Henius and Earl 31 4 18-57-5 7-10 821 13 5 HAROLD K. wsn 6 120 8 2 l1 11 lh 41 E Owen J Wangen 8 10 10 4 2 80409 BRIAN KENT w 4 115 2 12 10l 8h 6 5s A PrgrassEmeryvillo Stb 10 13 7 21 C-5 81515 VIENNESE w 3 10S 9 10 12 12 71 6i S Griffin W A Bgartner 30 40 40 15 8 8174C PUT AND TAKE w 4 115 11 8 81 9 8l 71 A TmbleyL J Brown 20 25 25 10 5 81985SMISS FORTUNE w 3 108 C 5 Gh 10 I1h 81 H Stutts M Shapoff 6 8 7 21 G-5 82114 MARK DENUNZIO w 6 128 1 7 7 7 5i 9l C Grops E E Major 15 20 15 6 3 82115 GE!5 w 3 113 3 11 111 ll1 ll1 101 "W BogskiMrs W J Pottertl 41 18-57-5 7-10 8149GCRf.:;CENT w 3 103 10 1 3 2h 41 lis j PicrilloPueblo Stb 8 12 10 4 2 82113TRANTULA w 6 115 4 6 6" 51 12 12 J GormleyA P Foley 30 40 40 15 8 Time, 23, 47. 1:13. Track fast. Winner R. g, by Bulse Princess Thorpe, by Woolsthorpe trained by A. Goldblatt; bred by Mr. J. W. Parrith. Went to post at 2:54. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. LUGS, under good riding, raced prominently from the start and, finishing fast, outstayed MAY RUDDY in the final strides. MAY RUDDY had to work through a rough race in the early running and was racing gamely at the end. GLENTILT began slowly and had to close an immense gap. HAROLD K. began tiring in the last eighth after showing the most early speed. BRIAN KENT, possibly best, was taken far in the rear until in the stretch, where he came with a rush. GEE began slowly and was always far back. VIENNESE closed a big gap. Scratched 7948G Kirah, 110; S1120 Harry Maxim, 115. THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. July 19, 1924 1:11 3 121. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds. 8flf7P dMi 4 U Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt V4 Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 82173SLADY FOX w 110 4 1 1 1 1 Is It Doyle W C Weant 4-5 1 7-101-5 out 82173 MULDRAUGH wb 115 2 2 2h 3s 3l 2h G Ellis J N Camden 20 25 20 6 21 82351 CLIMAX wn 115 3 6 Gl 21 2h 31 W Pool S W Grant 20 20 20 6 21 81B41FRBTWELL w 115 7 4 4 4l 4l 4s R Yelton M Lowen3tein 3 31 16-51 1-3 82173 ROCK HEATHER wn 115 C 7 7 5 55 58 C II worth J W Marchbank 3 31 16-51 1-3 816733CYPREME w 1121 1 5 5h G1 6s 6 A Collins Dickey and Jones 15 20 20 6 21 82351 SOPHIA MARIE wb 110 5 3 3 7 7 7 J GormleyW H Blanton 20 20 20 6 21 Time. 23, 47, 1:13. Track fast. Winner Rlk. f. By Moss Fox Bachelors Blend, by Tredennis trained by W. C. Weant; bred by Mr. W. C. Weant. Went to post at 3:1S. At post 1 minnte. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. LADY FOX raced into the lead witli a rush and, making the pace fast, easily won all the way. MULDRAUGH was close up for the entire race and, racing gamely through the final drive, outstayed CLIMAX. The latter ran a good race and finished gamely. FRETWELL only ran fairly well. ROCK J HEATHER was weakly ridden. Scratched S2352 Stake Me, 115. Overweight Cypreme, 2 pounds. 8 s? A TfrT FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 Furlongs. July 15, 1924 1:05 3 114. Olympic Theatre and3t 6 6 Handicap. Purso ,500. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Net valuo to winner ,050; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt M A Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II 0 P 8 82352s DR. HICKMAN w 7 111 5 2 ll ll Is Is J Bell B B Williams 1 6-5 4-5 1-3 1-6 82418 MOSS FOX II. w 5 105 3 5 5 G 2 2 W Bog ski W C Weant G 8 7 2 4-5 82418STHE RUNT wb 3 115 4 3 3s 3s 3 3 D Jones M Shapoff 31 41 41 6-5 2-5 82234 MISS CERINA w 4 101 1 1 2 21 4l 4 R Yelton Audley Fm Stb G 7 7 2 4-5 824 1 8 T. ARAUCANIAN w 5 10G 2 4 4 4 5 5 It Doyle R L Baker 8 12 10 3 7-5 82231 KINGS RANSOM w3 103 6 6 0 G1 6 G G Ellis Victoria Stb 7 10 8 21 6-5 Time, 23. 46, 59, 1:07. Track fast. Winner R. g, by Tony Bonero Lady McGee, by McGee trained by E. L. Snyder; bred by Estate of Mr. F. J. Pons. Went to post nt 3:44. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DR. HICKMAN raced into the lead with a rush and won all the way as his rider pleased. MOSS FOX II. was far back, for the first quarter and ridden wide on the turns, but came with a rush through the last eighth. THE RUNT raced gamely, but was tiring at the end. MISS CERINA was close up to the stretch. THE ARAUCANIAN was running fast at the end. KINGS RANSOM was always outrun. Scratched 82418 Brunswick, 117; 8241S Quince Garden, 110. Overweights Dr. Hickman, 3 pounds; Kings Ransom, 4. FIFTH RACE 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Aug. 14, 1924 1:43 and 115. Purse ,000. 8fidF7Q jQSt 4 O 3-year-olds. Claiming. Not value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Index norses AWtPPSt VI Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 82235s LIEGE wb 112 5 3 3 3s 2l 1 in H Stutts Marshall Bros 4 4 4 8-5 7-10 82419K1T wb 105 4 6 6 Gl 41 21 2 G Ellis J Lowe 4 41 4 8-5 4-5 82351 IMPOSSIBLE wn 107 11 V- V- in 3s 3 J GormleyS T Baxter 2 12-511-54-5 2-5 82175 GLANMORE w 103 G 5 5s 5 61 4s 4 It Yelton M Lowenstein 8 12 12 5 21 82290TOWNSEND wn 107 3 7 7l 8 8 5s 5s It McIIughDickey and Jones 30 40 30 12 6 81207PRAISEWORTHY wn 103 8 8 8 71 7 6s 6 A PrgrassEmeryville Stb 20 25 20 8 4 82290 JIMSON w 108 7 4 2"k 21 3s 7 75 L Morris Mrs E Wayland 3 4 31 6-5 3-5 82231 SQIRE McM ASTERS w 108 2 2 4 4h 5 8 8 W BogskiF Henze 8 12 12 5 21 Time, 23, 47, 1:13. 1:40. 1:44. Track fast. Winner B. g, by Light Brigade Alsace, by Wrack trained by L. F. Marshall; bred by Mr. Johnson N. Camden. Went to post at 4:10. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. LIEGE raced close up to the stretch where he rushed into the lead and, under alert riding, outstayed KIT. The latter, showing much improvement, closed a big gap and made a fast and game finish. IMPOSSIBLE showed the most early speed and set a fast pace, but began tiring in the last eighth. GLANMORE closed a gap in the last quarter. JIMSON quit after going well for three-quarters. Scratched 815S6 Humble, 102; 82419Mary Ellen 0., 102. fTCfc SIXTH RACE 1 1-1G Miles. July 19, 1924 1:44 3 100. Purso ,000. 4-year-olds 8f 4 7 and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 824I9HOY W 7 112 3 3 6h G 54 4h l- H Stutts M Shapoff 8 10 10 4 2 82293 DORIUS wb 5 112 6 5 5 2 3b 11 2s W BogskiPuoblo Stb 5 6 41 8-5 4-5 82293 KAUILA w 4 103 4 4 31 41 4h 31 3 G Ellis C A Hartwell 21 16-53 1 1-2 82293 MARGT WARE w 4 106 2 1 2 3 2 51 4 K EksonDerby Stb 4 6 6 2 1 82420JACK FROST wn 4 103 12 l1 1 l1 2h 5 S Griffin C E Hamilton 10 15 12 5 21 82021MERRIMAC wb 6 111 7 6 41 5s 6 6s 6 J Bell Mrs M E Wliams2 H-59-5 7-101-3 81896 THE FOREIGNERwb 6 115 r. 7 7 7 7 7 7 R Doyle W E Martin 8 10 8 3 8-5 Time, 23, 48, 1:13, 1:39, 1:46. Track fast. Winner R. g, by Wrack Anyday, by Locohatchee trained by M. Shapoff; bred by Mr. Arthur B. Hancock. Went to post at 4:35. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. HOY was far back for the first half, but gained on the others steadily and, being hard ridden in the stretch, got up to win in the last stride. DORIUS, racing in much improved form and taking the lead, had the race won seventy yards out, but his rider failed to note HOYS good rush. KAUILA was close up all the way and finished well. JACK FROST set a good pace, but tired in the stretch. MARGARET WARE ran well. MERRIMAC quit in the last quarter. THE FOREIGNER can do much better. Scratched 82419 Sagamook, 112; 82354 Royal Duck, 105. Overweights Margaret Ware, 3 pounds; Merrimac, 3.
