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QAIL RACING FORM |j LEXINGTON ! d XEXINGTON, KY.. SATURDAY. APRIL 25. 1925 . — 1 Mile. F.rst day. Kentucky Association. Spring meeting of 10 days. Weather showery. a Presiding Steward, C. W. Hay; Associate Steward, W. II. Shelley. Placing Judges, J. G. Keeder, r N. II. McCltlland and J. S. Wallace. Starters, William Hamilton and William Snyder. Racing Secre- . tary, W. H. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 2:00 p. m.. W indicates whq, S spurs, 15 blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the d stance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and . weight i arr.ed. Indicates apprentice allowance. j " 1 QOQ JA FIRST RACE— Futurity Cotrrse. Sept. 25, 1920— 1:09/5— 2— 120. William S. Barnes i OOl/V te.omo.-ial Purse. 30 Added. 3-yca.r-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to 1 winner 50; second. 58.50; third. 3. 1 . 1 Index Horses AWtPPSt % U. Str Fin JocVeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 1 I 85736 COLUMBIA wr 4 111 5 5 2-2 21 1J M Garner J N Camden 90-100 1 84985 QUINCE GARDEN" w 6 110 4 1 1" t» 1"» 2« ■ Pool R L Baker 415-10J 88094 MAK IN MAY w 8 110J 1 2 5*3 3! 31 D Connly M Mclherson 1075-10? 88538ARCADY w 3 109 3 4 44 410 4« 4» H Stutts H P Whitney 3:5-100 88409CHEAM PUFF w 3 97 2 3 5555 W Charles S J Kelly 2205-10 - Time. 23, 48%. 1:01%. 1:11. Tiack muddy. mutuels paid Columbia. .80 straight, .80 place, .40 show; Quince Garden, . CO place, : .10 show; Marv.n May, .60 show. Equivalent booking odds —Columbia. 00 to 101 straight. 40 to 100 place, 20 to 100 show; Quince Garden. 80 to 100 place. 55 to 100 show: Marvin May. 0 to 100 show. Winner--Ch. f. by Light Brigade — Rosa Mundi, by Plaudit trained by D. E. Stewart; bred by Mr. Johnson N. Camden. i Went to post at 2:00. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third ! I the same. COLUMBIA began slowly and had to race wide in the early running, but came fast in j the stretch racing and, finishing gamely through the last eighth, outstayed QUINCE GARDEN. The | latter began fast and showed the most speed in the go. us, but tired slightly near the end. MARVIN . MAY had M mishaps and was going well at the end. ARCADY only raced fairly well. CREAM : 1 Dlf dropped to the rear after go.ng the first quarter. Scratched— HIM Kentucky Cardinal. 100; MM Old Slip. OS; 88321 Bob Cahill, 107. Overweights — Columbia, 1 i»ound; Quince Oarden. 1; Marvin May, 1 * ; Arcady, .; Cream Puff, 2. OQQi -j SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. April 25. 1921— 47%— 2— 114%. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. OOtJ A Colts and Geldings. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockey* Owners Equi v. Odds Strt 88244 ALLEGHAN w 115 1 1 4 31 l"* W Fronk J T Looney 290-100 . 87830 JACK KNIGHT wsH 115 9 3 2 21 21 E Pool J L Knight 705-100 885633HIG HWIIP w 115 11 5 3« 4* 3" J Gorniley W E Applegate J265-100 ] . MASSILION w 110 4 2 ll 11 4* M Garner J N Camden 450-100 FRAZER w 115 3 8 71 6 51 W Pool D Breckinridge 1SSO-100 . 88676 ORATOR w 117 8 7 C !■ 6» H Hilton H P Whitney 1950-100, 88459*NINE SIXTY w 115 2 9 8" 5" 71 W Kelsay W E Applegate tj KYKX!K w 115 10 11 103 9 S» O Willis T P Hayes 6095-1C0 I 87963 KARL COMBS w 115 7 10 9 lO* 91 D Jones C H Knebelkamp t85-100 88244 BLUE PENCIL w 115 6 4 ll1 ll1 10 D Hum Idlo Hour Stock Fm Stb 108J-100 88147 BAR LIGHT w 115 12 6 S* 8 111 H Stutts Audley Stock Fm Stb 1530-100 TRINKET w 115 5 12 12 12 12 D Conn ly R A Fairbairn t tMutuel field. JCoupled as W. E. Arpegate entry. Time, 25, 49%. Track muddy. mutuels paid — Alleghan, .80 straight, .20 place, .50 show; Jack Knight, .30 place, .4* show; W. E. Applegate entry, .10 show. Equivalent honking odds— Alleghan. 200 to 100 straight. 160 to 100 place, U to 100 show; Jack Knight, Mi to 100 place, 70 to 100 show; W. E. Applegate entry, 55 to 100 show. Winner — B. c, by Everest — Ten Pin, by Jack Point trained by J. M. Goode; bred by Mr. G. L. Hundley. Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. AI.LE ;HAN began well, but was taken back on the first turn and ridden wide into the stretch, then finished gamely under hard rid ng and wore JACK KNIGHT down in the last seventy yards. JACK KNIGHT raced forwardly for the entire race and finished well. Bit; SWEEP ran a good race on the turns, but raced wide. MASSILION liegan tiring in the last eighth after showing the most early s-pecd. ORATOR raced well. N1NK SIXTY was forced back soon after the start. BLUE PENCIL was taken back sharply on the first turn. Scratched -Sandy Man. 115; Sanction, 115; Bob Spalding, 115; Renbarg, 115. Overweight — Orator, 2 pounds. 8fiO19 THIRD RAC£i — Futurity Course. Sept. 25, 1920— 1:09%— 2— 120. Purse 00. 3-year-OOU *m olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 88454 3*T S. JORDAN w 4 113 9 5 2t P 1 1 R Eludau W E Applegate 431-100 84589WELCOME w 4 112 10 7 51 41 21 2« S Griffin H Oots 265-100 88006- MllON PINE wr 4 113 1 2 31 5 41 P H Meyer T H Bernhardt 370-luO 85711 GLORIA QUAYLEwb 3 1»4 | 4 4» 2- 3" 4« A Vlemot O L Steele 495-100 85777 i SHINDY w 4 112 8 3 9*1 91 61 51 G Noel F Peyton 103"-100 88721 :Ji:i l: GH ABBEY wb 3 10 »i 6 1 D 31 51 61 H Stutts Mrs G W Church 415-100 •THOMAS PIATT w 3 97 11 10 10» 104 91 7" W Chsules Hislo Bros t3665-100 87635 SON Or TROMP wsb 3 M 7 11 11 11 10J 8 J Mermee W Perkins 4170-100 81119 AMIIAI.1KA w 4 110 6 6 6"» 6» 71 9* D Connly E F, Prichard t 64818 CONTACT W 5 112 3 8 7" 81 81 M* W Taylor II P Headley 3000-100 86201 McVICKAK w 3 106 4 9 8= 71 11 11 D Jones C H Knebelkamp t tMutuel field. Time, 23%, 49%. 1:02%, 1:12%. Track muddy. mutuels paid— T. S. Jordan, 0.00 straight, .10 place, .50 show; Welcome, .20 place, .00 show; Iluon Pine, .80 show. Equivalent booking odds — T. S. Jordan, 4..0 to 101 straight, 155 to 100 place, 75 to 100 show; Weliome. 110 to 100 place. 45 to 100 show; Iluon Pine, 40 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. g. by Luke Mcl.uke — Voteriua, by Voter trained by C. Van Dusen; bred by Mr. H. P. Gardner. Went to post at 3:00. At post 3 minutes. Star* good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. T. S. JOKDAN, heli od by the slow going and bowing the most speed, raced into a good lead, but had to be ridden hard near the end. WELCOME began slowly and gained steadily, but swerved in the last sixteenth. HlON PINE dropped back in the first quarter, but came again in the stretch. GLORIA QlAYLE showed siieed, but began tiring near the end. JEDBURGH ABBEY set the early pace but tired fast after going ■ half mile. SON OF TROMP closed a big gap. Scratched— 8K5«5 = Odd Seth. 108: 85625 My Valet. Ill: 85344 Volt, 113; 88143 Despard, 111; 80111 logo. ION; 87511 Tinamou. 102; 85714 Beautiful Addie, 103. Overweights — Gloria Uuayle. 2 pounds; Jtdburgli Abbey. 2Vi: Son of Tromp, 1; Ambalika, 3. 66Q/I0 FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Sept. 11. 1916 — 1:42% — 3 — 102. Phoenix OOiJiO Hotol Handicap. .C00 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 75; second, 73.25; third. 0.50. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 85799 ALMADEL B 3 103 2 2 l| 1" 1« 1 ll S Griffin H P Headley f50-100 82055 BEAU HITLER w 4 107 3 3 21 3» 3* 23 2* H Meyer Idle Hour Stock Fm Stb 285-100 88269 CORINTH W 4 109 4 4 31 2= 2J 33 3« H Stutts L T Cooper C45-100 82»06,CHACOLET wb 7L2 114 4 4 4 4 M Garner H P Headley t tCoupled as H. P. neadley entry. Time. 25%, 60%, 1:10%, 1:42%. 1:47%. Track muddy. mutuels paid 11. P. Headley entry, . to straight, .10 place; Beau Butler, .30 place. No show mutuels sold. Equivalent booking odds — H. P. Headley entry, 50 to 100 straight, 5 to 100 place; Beau Butler, 15 to 1C0 pla«-e. Winner— Ch. c, by Ultimus — Busy Lass, by Meddler trained by J. T. Taylor; bred by Mr. nal Price Headley. Went to iH st at 3:34. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. AI.MADEI. raced like a good colt, took the lead quickly, and was under hard restraint for a half mile, but drew away when called on and uas going well at the end. BEAU BUTLER dropped back after going the first half, but under hard riding came fast in the last eighth. CORINTH moved up with a rush at the half mile ground, but tired decidedly in the stretch. C1IACOLET was far back after going the first quarter and failed to improve her position in the stretch. Scratched- 85670;raome, 107. Overweights — Alniadel, 1 i ound; Corinth. 2. QQO/l/1 FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. May 11, 1911 — 1:37% — 6 — 108. Thirty -seventh Running ASH-0 5t/*rl LAND OAKS Purse. ,000 Added. 3-vear-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to i winner ,230; second, 50; third, 50. Index Horses AWtPPSt % i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odd* Strt 88036 = LITTLE VISITOR w 121 5 1 Ink lij I* l« 1« E Pool J L Knight 580-1O0 861223BI TTRESS w 121 6 7 9 7 4= 21 2s J Heupel R A Fairbairn +940-100 i 85798-ROTHKKMEL w 121 8 2 3 2"k 21! 4« 31 W W Tlor J N Camden JS5-10? | 85716 BIONONIA w 121 9 5 21 3* 3- 31 4» D Connly R A Fail bairn t • 88178:l.r.ll ESMAID w 121 7 3 51 4s 5* 5s 5» W Fronk II P Whitney 920 -10-J i 85758 DEEM I NO w 121 4 9 P 5» d- 6s 610 B Hai cey C B Dailey 1200-100 | 80077 HUCKWirT CAKE w 121 2 8 41 61 7 7 7 D Hum Idle Hour Stock Fm Stb 1385-100 I 853 4 7 KITTY PAT w 121 1 4 7h Fell. M Garner J N Camden t 88088 DANGER1ULO w 121 3 « 8» Fell. II Stuits Audley Farm Stable 2650-100 I tCoupled as R. A. Fairbairn entry. JJ. N. Camden entry. Time. 23%. 48%. 1:14%. 1:42%. Track muddy. mutuels paid — Little Visitor. 3.00 straight. 1925.sh.10 place, $::.40 show; R. A. Fairbairn entry, 1925.sh 10 place, .50 show: J. N. Camden entry, .40 show. Equivalent IxK.king odds— Little Visitor. 580 to 100 straight, 205 to 100 pace. 70 to 100 show; R. A Fairbairn entry, 355 to 100 piece. 75 to 100 show; J. N. Camden entry. 20 to 100 show. Winner B. f, by Sweep- Margaret Il..st:ngs, by Hastings trained by W. Ierkin-; bred by Mr. Charles Nu.kols. _ Went t ix.st at 4-0-1. At p *t 2 minutes. Start good and slow. on easily: second and third 1 driving. LITTLK VISITOR took kindly to the soft going and. racing into a long lead in the first half, • lield it to win in a eant-r. BUTTRESS was far back in the early racing, but closed a big gap and 1 finished well. ltOTHKUMKI. ra ed gamely, but tired in the last quarter. BIONONIA Ixgan tiring after going well for three -quarters. KllTY PAT fell in the first quarter. DANGERILLO could not avoid 1 the fallen filly and fell too. Scratched 88322 Beach Talk, 121; SS245;Princesa Adele, 121; 88040 Cream Puff, 121; 88912 Gloria 1 Ouayle. 116. QQ£V g£ EIXTH RACE — 1-2 Mile. April 25, 1921 — 47% — 2 — 114%. Spring Station Purse, Purse s OOt/4D 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances, Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt t DEVOID w 110 1 1 32 2» ll M Garner J N Camdon 1606-100 88563 SMACKER w 115 6 3 2 1* -* W K-l*ay W E Applegate 115-100 j BRIDE O T. WIND w 105 5 4 ll 3« 3« W Pool D Breckinridge 610-100 j ! d a r . . j 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 - : i I . : SUPPORTER w 108 7 7 41 41 45 J A Mney Williams Bros 4720-100 XTRA w 113 3 « 61 51 5» W W Tor H P Headley 415--100 87797;RED HEART w 111 8 5 61 7* 6» J H Burke T H Bernhardt 18X -100 87046PRCESS UMBRTA w 110 4 2 7« 6 7 E Pool Audley Farm Stable 20-100 86938 GEN. G1NOCKIO w 111 28 888C Dishmn South Side Stable 7855-100 Time. 24%, 49. Track muddy. mutue.s paid— Devon. 4.10 straight, .80 place, .50 show; Smacker, .40 place, .30 ahow; Bride o" the Wind. .20 show. Equivalent booking odds — Devon. 1605 to 100 straight, 340 to 100 place, 125 to 100 show; Smacker, 70 to 100 place, 15 to 100 show; Bride o the Wind, CO to 100 show. Winner — Ch. c. by Light Brigade — Derna, by Peter Quince trained by D. E. Stewart; bred by Mr. Johnson N. Camden. Went to post at 4:41. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and thinf driving. DEVON began well and. racing forwardly from the start, took the lead in the stretch and ew away from SMACKER in the last sixteenth. SMACKF.U, also away well, followed Bit IDE- O TUB WIND closely and took the lead, but began tiring and swerved in the last eighth. BRIDE O TUB WIND set a fast pace, but dropped back after reaching the stretch. PRINCES LMCUIA raced green and was ridden wide on the turn. The others were always beaten. Overweights — Devon. 2 pounds; Xtra, 2. CCQ 41 SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Sept. 11, 1916— 1:42%— 3— 102. Purse 00. OOtFO 4-yoar-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third. 0. Index Hon?ea AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 88687s DINGO w 4 107 10 7 l1 1» 1* V V H Meyer F P Wilson 310-100 o8038»SIX PENCE w 5 108 9 3 3 31 2» 2« 2* L Neal J Greeno . 855-100 88038 ATTRACTIVE wsb 4 102 6 6 6l 6« 5« .11 3« G Noel T Mountjoy 1T,:5-100 P-65S6 TIGHT wr 4 107 3 1 2« 21 41 51 41 W Charles T H Bernhardt 1360-100 88561 !MADM VENNIE wb t 107 2 I 5J 4i S* 4l 5* W Rnour C B Shafer UC30-100 88316WAR PRIZE wb 9 108 4 10 9« 9l 61 61 6» A Vlemot V Tyler t 87974 COLORED BOY wr 6 113 1 2 7» 71 7 7« 71 J Heupel G F Croissant 173-100 85797 UNCLE VELO wr 7 10S 5 8 S« 83 8 S1 8» S Kehrt T E Keating t 87410 TENDER SETH wr 5 113 8 5 41 5 9« 9« 9s W Fronk Mrs R McGarvey 795-100 85712 RUNQUOI w 7 113 7 9 10 10 10 10 10 J McCov C A Matlock 3820-100 tMutuel feild. Time, 23%. 48%. 1:16%, 1:41%, 1:46%. Track muddy. mutuels paid— Dingo, .80 straight, .70 place, .00 show; Six Pence, .70 place. .40 show; Attractive. 0.40 show. Equivalent booking odds — Dingo, 340 to 100 straight, 135 to 100 place, 150 to 100 show; Six Pence, 235 to 100 place, 220 to 100 show: Attractive, 420 to 100 show. Winner — B. g, by ilcGee — Ida Harrison, by Ingoldsby trained by J. R. Riley; bred by Mr. Charles W. Moore. Went to post at 5:13. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. DINGO raced into the lead after a quarter and won under restraint. SIX PENCE ran a good race and finished well. ATTRACTIVE closed a gap in the last quarter. TIGHT showed speed, but began tiring in the stretch. MADAM VENNIE raced prominently to the stretch and quit. COLORED BOY was far back all the way. Scratched— 8S305 Impossible. 107: 88323 Nogales, 112; 88324 Elusive, 102; 85501311810, 112: 88203 Ruth S.. 102; S831iTickler, 107; 88317 Kinburn, 113; S8323 Goldfield, 112.
