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QAIUY" RACINC FORM LEXINGTON LEXINGTON. KY.. TUESDAY. MAY 5, 1925. 1 Mile. Ninth Day. Kentucky Association. Spring " meeting of 10 days. Weather cloudy. , Presiding Steward. C. W. Hay; Associate Steward, W. II. Shelley. Placing Judges, J. G. Reeder, N. II. McClelland and J. S. Wallace. Starters, William Hamilton and William Snyder, liacing Secre- -tary, W. II. Shelley. _ Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 3:00 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fig- urea in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and, ! weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. CQQA FIRST RACE— Futurity Ccurse. Sept. 25, 1920— 1:09%— 2— 120. J800 Added. 3-year- ■ : OcFlvFO olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 5119.5?; third, 3. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 89137*TIPY WITCHETwb 10 109 2 2 41 32 1« 14 L Piciion T H Bernhardt 70-1CO 89042 ZANTE w 3 102 3 4 U lh 2" 21 W Charles H Oots 415-109 84033 •PRUDY W 3 93 6 5 2» 2* 3« 3» G Noel W F Poison 2210-100 1 LONCCHAMPS w 3 1041 4 6 6 6 5» 4l H Zcchini ■ J Holland 1389-100 89137 LiruilJOltlAN w 6 114 1 1 51 5* 4 5" W Pronk Mrs J Phillips 445-100 89171 THE ORPHAN w .". 103 5 3 3J 41 6 6 L Canlield O Bryant 9505-10; Time, 22%, 48V5. 1:01%, 1:11. TTack fast. mutuels paid— Tippity Witchet, .40 straight, .80 place, .00 show; Zante, .00 place, .10 show; Prudy, .10 show. Equivalent booking odds— Tippity Witchet, 70 to 100 straight, 40 to 100 place, 30 to 100 show; Zante, 80 to 100 place. 55 to 100 show; Prudy, DM to 100 show. Winner — 15. g, by Broomstick — Lady Frivoles, by St. Simon trained by D. Womeldorff; bred by Mr. Harry Payne Whitney. Went to post at 2:02. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. TIlPITY WITCHET was taken back in the first eighth and raved to the the stretch, then took the lead and won going away through the last sixteenth. ZANTE set the pace to the stretch and fin shed gamely. PRUDY raced well, but began tiring in the last eighth. LONGCHAMPS began slowly and closed a gap. CLOUUIIJOKDAN was forced back in the first eighth and was far back at the end. Scratched— S910S Beautiful Addle, 104. Overweight — I.ongc hamps, 1 % pounds. QQ9AA SECOND RACE— Futurity Course. Sept. 25. 1920 — 1:09%— 2 — 120. Purse 00. 3-year-O J/VfO olds aad upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Ecjulv. Odds Strt 87147COBHAM wb 4 109 4 1 l» l1 ll l5 H Meyer T V Mountjoy 5090-103 89105S,RED SETH ws 3 105 7 5 5 4 4 24 21 L Neal Mrs O W Church 65-100 mWlllM-lllPUL WB ■ 93 I 3 31 24 3l 3» G Noel W J Marlman 460-1X0 89171 LADY NEWTOWN w 3 102 3 4 24 34 41 4H J McCoy S Berry . 1690-100 88242 VIENNESE wb 4 109 6 2 6» DJ 54 5« L Mmery "W A Baumgartner 4470-100 SSSISORLOVA w 8 104 5 7 7 7 61 61 L Pichon Mrs J Diebold 470-103 89042 HELP w 3 M| 2 6 4 6» 7 7 J Berry C W Moore 11940-100 Time. 22%, 48. 1:01%, 1:10%. Track fast. mutuels paid— Cobham. 03.80 straight, 6.40 place, .20 show; Red Seth, .90 place, .40 show: Deceitful. .!K show. Equivalent booking odds- Cobham. 5090 to 100 straight, 720 to 100 place, 160 to 100 show; Red Seth, 4T» to 100 place, 20 to 100 show; Deceitfu, 45 to 100 show. Winner — Br. g, by Harry Shaw— Tsarina, by Kingston trained by F. Brooks; bred by Mrs. W. V. Thraves. Went to post at 2:36. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. COBHAM, under a good ride, showed the most speed from the start and, setting a fast pace, outstayed KEI SETH. The latter made up ground and came fast through the stretch. DECEITFUL raced well for the entire way, but was tiring at the end. LADY NEWTOWN ran a good half, but began tiring after reaching the stretch. ORLOVA ran poorly and was always far back. Overweights — Red Seth, 3 pounds; Help, 4%. GQ9A7 THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. May 11, 1911— 53%— Z— 115. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. OtJJm" 4 Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 89178 JUST A TOY w 111 2 1 l1 l1 1* W Kelsay Southsido Stable 190-1C0 I 89138 VALENCE w 109 3 3 24 2l 2| B Harvey H P Headley 205-100 I 89047 POLLY ATWELL w 104 4 4 6 54 3" S Kehrt J S Wigging 4065-100 89077 SERIOUS w 101 6 6 51 3» 4» J McCoy Williams Bros 806-100 • 89077 EARL COMBS w 107 1 2 41 41 5» D Jones C H Knebelkamp 1970-100 89104 DE GRADO wsb 110 5 5 34 6 6 E Pool J Livingston 390-100 Time. 23%. 48%, 54%. Track fast. mutuels paid— Just a Toy, .80 straight, .40 place, .70 show; Valence, .40 place, .80 1 show: Polly Atwell, .30 show. Equivalent booking odds— Just a Toy, 190 to 100 straight, 70 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Valence, 70 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Polly Atwell, 265 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. f, by Thunderer — Mrs. Mc, by Cesarion trained by E. Louden; bred by Mr. Thomas Piatt. Went to post at 3:11. At post 3 minutes. Start good nnd slow. Won easily; second and third 1 driving. JUST A TOY, going away fast and hard ridden, took the lead at once, held it gamely for the entire race and won easing up. VALENCE moved up gamely when reaching the stretch, but had to i be ridden hard in the last sixteenth to outstay POLLY ATWELL. The latter closed an immense gap 1 in the stretch and wou!d have lieen second in a few strides more. EARL COMBS tired in the last I eighth. SERIOUS was done after running a good half mile. Overweights — Just a Toy, 2 pounds; Serious, 1; Earl Conibs, 4; De Grado, 1. - QQ9Afi FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yard*. Sept. 11, 1916—1:42% — 3—102. Simpsonville OcJjrVFO Purse. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to , winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 82170 NEEDLE GUN wb 3 109 6 6 51 3h P 1* 1» O Fields W Ziegler Jr flOO-100 J 891432SARAH DAY wb 4 110 3 1 I2 l2 1» 21 24 W Pool J C Milam 900-100 89076 SAAB w I 110 7 3 3 4« 4* and 31 E Pool J N Camden 190-100 ! 89103 OLOUA QUAYLEwb 3 104 8 5 41 5« 5* 4" 4» A Vlc-mot O L Steele 1270-100 | 89103 COLL SCHOOLEHw 3 109 5 4 2 24 31 5» 5* E MeClng J J Greeley 3910-100 BORDERLAND w I 109 4 S 8 7* 64 6» 6 ° C Ponce W Ziegler Jr t I 88313 HIDDEN MONEY w 3 109 2 7 71 8 8 7»2 713 J Flangan J J Troxler 6785-100 89076 KUBALE w 3 109 1 2 610 6" 74 8 8 It Bludau S Washington 9430-100 t tCoupled as W. Ziegler Jr.. entry. Time, 23, 46%. 1:13. 1:41%, 1:45. Track fast. mutuels paid— W. Ziegler, Jr., entry, .00 straight, .80 place, .20 show; Sarah Day, .80 place. .!W show; Saar, .30 show. Equivalent booking odds— W. Ziegler, Jr.. entry. 100 to 100 straight, 40 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show: Sarah Day. 190 to 100 place, 45 to 100 show; Saar, 15 to 100 show. Winner- B. c, by Under Fire — Stitch in Time, by Dalhousie trained by W. J. Speirs; bred by J Mr. R. T. Judy*. Went to post at 3:40. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third 1 driving. NEEDLE GUM began slowly and liad to race wide for part of the way, but gained steadily and, • after a brief shaking up, raced into the lead in the stretch and drew away to win easing up. SARAH 1 DAY showed the- most speed to the stretch and finished well. SAAR had a rough race, but finished 1 resolutely. GLORIA gUAYI.E ran well. COLONEL SCHOOLER showed speed, but tired. BORDERLAND was never allowed to race at top siieed at any part of the race and was taken completely back on the first turn. Overweighl — Srar. 1 pound. z QQ9AQ FIFTH RACE— Futurity Course. Sept. 25, 1920— 1:09%— 2— 120. 00 Added. 3-yoar-O if J*l vf lJ olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; socond, 19.50; third, 3. . ! Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt | 89174 lltOSA C.REENER w 3 1C2 3 4 54 44 3« 1» J McCoy C OMalley 195-1C0 ? 88942 CONTACT » 5 Hoi 2 1 3 2l 1» 2* D Connly H P Headley 545-100 89137»JOLLY BOY w 4 109 6 2 14 ll 2» 3* H Meyer J C Milam 170-100 I 84207 GLORY wn 3 102 5 3 21 3*1 4» 4* W Bogski Ramsey and Crawford 520-100 0 89174 FREEHOLDER w 5 114 4 6 6 6 51 54 J Domick J Simpson 8S45-PK 0 89044 PETER EVANS wb I M| 15 45 52 6 6 R Bludau Gorham and Downing 4495-LO 0 Time, 22%, 48%, 1:01%, 1:10%. Track fast. mutuels paid — Rosa Greener, . l 0 straight, .80 place, .50 show; Contact, .00 place, .80 0 show: Jolly Boy. .40 show. Equivalent booking odds— Rosa Greener, 195 to 100 straight. 90 to 100 place, 25 to 100 show; Contact, 150 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show; Jolly Boy, 20 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. f, by Everest — St. Theresa, by Marathon trained by C. OMalley; bred by Mr. C. T. Worthington. Went to post at 4:21. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the e same. ROSA ;RKK"NKR was badly outrun for the first half mile, but saved "inch ground on the e stretch turn and, finishing gamely, got up to win in the last strides. CONTACT was taken back in n the first quarter and lost ground by coming wide into the stretch and tired slightly near the end. JOLLY BOY set the early pace, but began tiring fast after reaching the last eighth. GLORY was • dene aftc-r going three-eighths. Scratched 85714!Delectable. 109. Overweights Contact, IV. pounds: Glory, 4: Teter Evans. 4%. - C091 A SIXTH RACE— FutuTity Course. Sept. 25. 1920—109%— 2 — 120. 00 Added. 3-year-5t7Al .. U olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner. 50; second, 39; third, 6. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt - 89048TUAPNET wsb 4 M 15 41 3* 21 1* L Neal Williams Bros 45-100 • 85774*ELM w 3 98 2 1 1» V 14 2« W Charles V Mannix 590-100 0 89045 MooN BROOK w 3 103 5 3 S" 4 4» 3 J McCoy C E Lenahan 760-100 10 85796 IX ANNE w 3 105? 3 2 2» 21 3 4« S Kehrt C B Dailey 2715-100 10 883791,DICKNELL w 7 109 4 4 5 5 55A Vlemot J F Wallace 1015-100 10 Time. 23. 48. 1:01%, 1:10%. Track fast. mutuels paid Trapnet, . JO straight, .50 place, .10 show; Elm, .40 place, .30 show; ; Moonhrook. 40 show. Equivalent tx.oking odds— Trarnet. 45 to 100 straight, 25 to 100 place, 5 to 100 show; Elm, 70 to 0 100 place. 15 to 100 show Moonltronk, 20 to 100 show. Winner— Ch. c, by Trap Rock — Wrackinet, by Wrack trained by P. J. Williams; bred by Mr. W. B. 1. Wat kins. Went to post at 4:49. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv- • ing. TRAPNET refused to sturt with the others and was sway po; rly, but gained steadily after going the e first quarter and, finishing fsst, won going away. ELM showed the most speed to the last eighth, but it was easily passed by the winner. MOONBROOK came w.th a rush iu the last eighth. DlANNE tired d badly. Scratched 89Kt3»Oco Groom. 103; 84040 Helen Carter, 08. Orerweir-ht Duanue, 3% t ounds. " , ! ■ : OQOI -g SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Sept. 11. 1916— 1:42%— 3— 102. Purse 00. OwA/11 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 89010 RACHL POTTERwb 4 106 5 4 1 4 V 1» H 1« D Frogte Bonaventure Stable 1161-100 88974 » TENDER SETH wb 5 107 6 6 44 2» 2» 2* 2* L Pichon Mrs R McGarvey 235-100 88974 TAYLOR HAY w 6 110 2 1 5l 5»i 3 4 34 3* E Pool 3 S Taylor 310-100 88946»*ATTRACTIVE wsb 4 100 1 2 3l 4" 4" 4l 4* W Charles T V Mountjoy 320-100 89044»HUGO WB 3 95J 7 7 7 6 61 5 5« W Robsn O C Mosiiier 10220-100 89139»FOXMORE w 3 94 3 5 2» 3 5» 6l 6» G Noel W V Reeves 916-1C0 89171KIRKLEVINGTON w 7 105 4 3 6* 7 7 7 7 A Vletnot G R Allen 980-100 Time, 23%, 47, 1:13%, 1:40%, 1:44%. Track fast. mutuels paid— Rachel Potter, 5.20 straigt, .80 place, .80 show; Tender Seth, .70 place, .80 show; Taylor Hay, .50 show. Equivalent booking edds— Rachel Potter. 1160 to 100 straight, 340 to 100 place, 140 to 100 show; Tender Seth, 85 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Taylor Hay, 75 to 100 show. Winner — Br. f, by Pataud— Clarice, by Knight of the Thistle trained by L. H. Holmes; bred by Mr. R. H. McCarter Potter. Wont to post at 5:21. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. RACHEL POTTER was rushed into a long lead in the first quarter and, holding it well, won in a canter. TENDER SETH raced prominently for most of the way, but tired and just lasted to sav* second place. TAYLOR HAY suffered from some interference on the first turn, but finished fast. ATTRACTIVE was forced back while rounding the last turn and tired in the stretch. FOXMORE quLt Overweights — Rachel Potter, 1 pound; Tender Seth, 2; Hugo, 1%. . . _ -
