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MAPLE HEIGHTS CLEVELAND. OHIO. SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1925 —Maple Heights 1 Mile. Nineteenth and last day. Ohio State Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 19 days. Weather clear. Stewards, Joseph A. Murphy, John T. Ireland, Joseph E. Meyers and Frank Ivy. Judges, W. R. Norvell. Charles F. Henry, E. C. Knebclkamp and Chester Stands. Starter, G. Palmer. Kac ng Secretary, Itac-les F. Henry. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. IChicago time. 2:30 p. m. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the d. stance of each race indicate date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. •Indicates apprentice allowance. 8QQ98 FIRST RACE— 5 12 Furlongs. May 8. 1925— 103%— 5— 111. Purse 00. 3-year-old» CjfJiJ*d J and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 90; second. 40; third. 9. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % StT Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt [ S9807-EVENTIDE w 4 104 7 5 2h 1 1 11 J Dsataa Mrs W J Potter 1 770-100 89847 GLORY WB 3 103 3 4 5" 2j 2» 2»* W Hogski Ramsey and Crawford 2.11-100 89724 ATONEMENT w 4 109 2 1 U 31 3 3J K N«M O W Smith M*-1M 89851 JAUNEBAR WB 6 115 4 2 31 4 4» 4=1 J Tetrecca C W Hall 170-100 R87251BLACK ART w 4 111 8 6 7 7 C«k 5» D Stirling Mrs J W Murphy 4»-100 89807"SKOKI wb 4 106 6 7 61 6 5 6» E Sporri H R Blazier 2930-100 89849 STN GENTLEMNw 7 111 1 3 4 1 5" 7» 7= W Taylor A W Craft 1880-100 89888 DEAR VARIETY W3 104 68 8888L Neal A Zimmer 32JO-10O Timo. 23, 47, 1:06. Track fast. mutuels paid— Eventide, 7.40 straight, 2.40 place. .60 show; Glory, 00 place, .60 show: Atonement. .40 show. Equivalent booking odds— Eventide. 1770 to 1 r 0 straight. 520 to 1C0 place, 230 to 100 show Glory 109 to 100 place, 80 to ICO show; At nement, 120 to 1 0 i show. Winner — Ch. f, by Uncle — Noontide, by Col.n trained by W. J. Potter; bred by Mr nal Price Headley. Went to post at 2:24. At post 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Wen driving; second and third the same. EVENTIDE raced past the leaders when entering the stretch and, taking the lead, held the race safe to the end. GLOKY worked her way up on the outside in the stretch and finished fast. ATONEMENT set the early pace and saved ground where possible, but tired in the strtch. JAUNEBAR was closing up fast next to the inner rail when approac h.n:; the stretch turn, where he was sharply crowded back and had to be pulled up, which ruined h.s chance. The others were always outpaced Scratched— 89519Barlierry, 111. Overweight.-— Black Art, 1 pound: Dear Variety, 1. 6QQ9Q SECOND RAOE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. May 9. 1925— 1:03%— 6— 111. Purs~ SeaT-OfJfydiJ olds and upward. Claiming. Not value to winner 90; second, 40; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPI3l % % Stt Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 88182LOUANNA w 6 109 2 2 1 1 11 In W Hogski W R Padgett 300-100 , 89574 DECEITFUL w 3 103 0 4 2 2 2 2 11 Hay W J Marlman 310-100 ,88721 VIRGA CJUEEN w 4 106 8 3 3" 4 31 3 J Tunstall Mattinglv Xc Murphy 1450-100 89849 ORLOVA w 8 1061 5 8 6» 5-* 41 4 L Neal ■ Mrs J Di.bc.1,1 340-100 89310 SUNBORN w 3 103 1 1 4 3c 5 5 K Sporri Mrs H Mccjuage 2930-100 89724JOHN JR. w 12 106 4 5 5 6" 6 6=1 W Haiijan Mrs V Manalo 2100-100 89655MART BUNCH W5 10C77 7777R Bl.vs Neal Bros 830-100 89817 MELBOURNE w 4 111 3 6 Lost rider J Petrecca V Gallo 680-101 Time. 23%. 47%, 1:06%. Track fast. mutucls pad — Lonanna. JS 00 straight, .10 place, .40 show; Deceitful. 00 place, 00 show: Virginia Oucen, 20 show. Equivalent booking odds I.ouannn, SCO to 100 straight. 105 to 100 place, 70 to 100 show Deceitful 100 to 100 place. 30 to 101 how; Virgin. a Oue, i 211 to 100 show. Winner- 11. m, by I tike McLuke— Aunt Jo,ie, by Ogdcn trained by W. R. Padgett bred by Messrs. J. O. A G. H. Keonel. Went to post ut 3 00 At l ost 2 minutes. Start good nnd slow. Won driving; second nnd third the same. l.OUANNA need ir.to a clear lead while roucd tig the far turn and was never headed afterwards, but wus driv.ng hind at the end to earn the verdict DECElTIl I. raced in closest pursuit all of the last half mile unci was wear.n- the winn.-r down. VIRGINIA UUKKN raced wide through the stretch, but held the others safe. ORLOVA begun slowly and closed up much ground. StNBORN tired. MART HUNCH was pulled up at the start. Scratched 89888 liloe D, 99. Overweights — Virgin u Oueeu, 2 pounds: Orlova, 2%. QCUQQA THIRD RACE— 4 l-2~Furlon»-s. May 8. 1925— 1:03%— 6— 111. Purse 09. 3-year-old. OiEFCFOVr and upward. Claiming. Net valuo to winner 90; second. 40; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Kin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 89725 MARIE MAXIM wb S M 5 6 4 31 -! 1 W Ticil-.r W Fenwick 400 100 |85186OMEGA w 4 111 J 1 11 2 21 2 J Berg H Good 290-100 89686 PR CESS SIGNAL w 5 111 13 61 61 4 31 K Noe W S Trevey 700-100 ! 89«51 -PRIVATE PEAT w S 110 7 6 6 6 6" 4H W Ha.jan Elandc-r Bros "31-100 89847 GEORGE STAKE w 10 111 4 4 2 l"t 1°* 5« P Grc.o- J Randolph 7-0 100 nS14*WHISPBEIN wn 10.i J 2 3 4 61 6i I. Nasal S McNeill 1100-100 89805 MERRY O. w 3 100 6 7 7 7 7 7 H Hal W Palmer 1530-100 Time. 23. 47, 1:06. Track fast. mutucls paid -Marie Maxim. 1. UO straight, .60 place, .40 sh-jw; Omega, 20 place, .80 show: Princess Sunal. $:, 40 show. Equivalent l-..k ii. olds Man Maxim. 400 to 100 straight, 130 to 100 place, 70 to 100 show-Omega. 110 t-i 110 place, 40 to 1C slew 1rmcoss Signal. 70 to 100 show. Winner- Br m. by Golden BSSWjsl Mary Ucardon, by Peep o Day trained by W. Fenwick- bred by Mr. C. 1 Ray. Went to pest at 3 32. At post 6 minutes Start gc-od and slow Won handily; second and third driving. MARIE MAXIM cosecl up fast on the outs.de in the stretch and. fin. slung gamely, took the I le-acl and drew clear near the- e-nd. OMEGA was much used in racing w.th GEoKGK STARR in the j early running anil tired when challenged. PRINCESS SIGNAL closed up resolutely „u the inside in the last eighth. PRIVATE PKAT raced on the oulside practically throughout, losing much ground, but I finishes* well. OaKkaMI STARR raced into the lead unci tired badly in the last eighth. Scratched 89705 Lucky Lou, 98; 89888 Woodland Oueen, 104. I Overweights — Whispering, 2 pound*,; Merry O., L, CQQ91 FOURTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. May 87. 19*4— 1 :24%— 3— 88. Purse :0. 3-yoar-olds Oi/J/Ol and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 60; second. 60; third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt hi Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqulT. Odds Strt 89058 imilUMSTKU win C 110 4 7 65 4 P| l| K Noe L T Cooper 150-101 89806 BODY CllARD w» 5 113 S3 3 31 21 2=1 L Neal Neal Pros 170-101 89603ylICK I.lXCH wllM 1 1 2 1 2* 4 3J H Hay B Harding 1519-101 119346 WILLlM TKLL II. w 6 116 $ 4 f 5»5 5» 4 W line ski W R Padgett 1*50-100 89806 = MARY DKAR w 3 102 6 5 1 1" 3J Bj B Sporri Mrs II Mcljuage 1450-103 ■NUIiUWIIiLTN wu 0 117 7 6 7 6 6« «« ■ Hileman A Zimmer 1830-100 89524 CHIEF SPONSOR w 7 "•■ 2 ? 4 7 7 7 A Verrat J A Parsons 96M0a Time. 23. 47. 1:12, 1 24V Track fast. mutuels paid — Broomster, MM straight, .80 place, .80 show; Body Guard, .90 place. .60 show ■; Juick [.iimb. .01 show. Equivalent l.....kins odds — Broomster, 150 to 100 straight. 40 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show. Body Guard. 4.". to 10J place, :10 to 100 show; Quick Lunch, 100 to 100 show. Winner It. Broomstick Rock Sand W. A. bred by — g, by — Span Glas, by trained by Crawford; Mr. Harry Payne Yh:tney. Went to post at 4:08. At post 2 minutes. Start rood and slow for all but BROOMSTER, Won easily; second and third driving. DROOMSTF.lt dwelt at the "start, but closed a big gap after rounding the far turn and, coming on the outside after entering the stretch, raced into the lead and won going away. BODY GlAKD raced prominently from the start and easily took second place in the final eighth. QUICK I.lXCH raced well to Ike atreteh and was tiring at the end. WILLIAM TELL II. finished fast. MARY" DEAR dispayed the mcac early speed, but tired in the stretch. Scratched- 897118 My Destiny. 104. Overweight — Mary Hear. 3 pound* OQQOO FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Aug. 2. 1921—1:43—3—116. Memorial Handicap. Purse Ot/t/t «l ,509. 3-yoar-olds and upward. Not value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth. 25. Index Horses AWtPPSt1* H »» str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 89658 = POLVO wb 4 107 G 6 6= 5 6 31 1» L Pngton Mrs W J Potter 13fi0-100 89685 HIGH WATER wb 3 98 8 8 9 9 8j 4 21 A Yerrnt W S Heaton 631-100 c 89809 HBliAsrs w 6 112 2 2 3i 4 2 1» 35 H Hay Hialeah Stable 44"-100 89809- WINNIPBO w 5 110 9 5 4 j 3 1st 2J Il L Nenl C E Hudson 1470-100 89058TritNHEKRY w 4 100 7 7 71 6i 7» 5" 5» J Majestic Thistledown Stable 1401-100 89788-HONFI.KLR wb 4 101 5 4 2"k 21 3 6 61 J Berg C R Aldrich 1400-100 89727 I BONNIE OMAR w 4 11« 4 9 8» 7 $• 7 7" K Noe L T Cooper 110-100 89658 MY VAI.ET w 5 107 3 3 1" 11 41 8» 85 W Bogski J H Stamper Jr 3310-101 89684 SARAFAX w 6 97 1 1 o 8* 9 9 • J Dillea P Fonter 393J-10 Time. 23. 47. 1:11 5. 1:36*,, 1:43V4. Track fast. muMiols paid— Polvo, 9.20 straight, 0.80 place, .S0 show; High Water, 03 place, .20 skow; Pegasus. $.1.60 show. Equivalent booking odds — rolvn. 13T.0 to 100 straight. 440 to 100 place, 190 to 100 show; High Water. 230 to 100 place, 110 to 100 show; Pegasus. 80 to 100 show. Winner — Br. g, by Sweep -First Peep, by Dieudonne trained by W. J. Potter; bred by nimyar Stud I. Went to post at 4:41. At post I minutes. Start bad and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. POLYO. fairly close up from the start, worked his way up next to the inner rail in the stretch ami. taking a imall lead, held it gamely in the final drive. HIGH WATER, off badly, closed a tremendous gap and. working his way up on the outside through the stretch, was going fastest of all at the end. PEGASlS raced up in he lead midway of the stretch nnd humped WINNIPEG, knocking the latter off liis stride at the eighth post and outgamed him in the filial drive. WINNIPEG ran a credtable race, but aptieared to be beaten when meeting the interference. HONFLEtR acted badly at th je st and showed early sliced, but quit badly. BONNIE OMAR was practically left at the post and was taken up in the itrctch. Scratched— 89601 Rough and Re:idy, 107; 80081 Dustabout, 111; 89352 The Plainsman, 99; 89808 Rachel Potter. 100; 89891 = Brilli.int. Mi. QQQQQ SIXTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. May 27. 1924— 1 :24V4— 3— 98. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and 0t7l7OO upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 60; second, 60; third, 9. Index Horses AWtPPSt ,i t, % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 897fi8D!"ST FLOWER w 5 111 6 1 1 1" 1 I" J Dillea T H Bernhardt 210-100 89631 •PUD wb 5 106 5 4 » !« 1»!*L Neal J M Cooper 41i-lOO 89808 PIRATE GOLD wb 6 11 1 7 7 S* 31 3 3" W Dellow E Houghton 380-100 88674 LK.NA WOOD w 3 91 4 $» 5 4 4J C Kgston Thistledown Stable 400-100 89441 I»i THY P.UCKNRw C 110 1 2 4| 4 61 5» J Hero Mrs J H McCool 780-110 89808 KSCOI.ANE w 2 101 2 3 •• 6 6 6l H Hay Hialeah Stable IttO-lor MtMRIAF wb 5 101 2 5 7 7 7 7 W He.ban Blander Bros 3283-101 Time, 23, 47K, 1:12%. 1:25. Track fast. mutuels paid — Dust Flower. .20 straight, .20 place. .00 show; Tud, .60 place, .80 show; Pirate Gold. .80 show. Equivalent booking odds— Dust Fower, 310 to 100 straight. 110 to 100 place, 50 to 100 show; Pud, 180 to 100 place, 90 to 100 show: Pirate Gold, 40 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. m, by leter Uuince — Stick l.n, by McGee trained by D. Womeldorff; bred by Mr. J. C. Milam. Went to post at 5:16. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. DlST FLOWER took the lead shortly after the start and. showing the most Sliced, won ■ 11 the way. PlD raced closest up throughout and outgamed PIRATE GOI.lt. The latter raced on the outside all the way. but finished gamely. LENA WOOD could never get up. DOROTHY BUCK-NKK run well to the stretch head then tired badly Scratched 89465 H.bson. 102; 89808 Black Wand, 104. Overweight — Pud. 1 jmuncl. OQAQ | fEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. May 22, 1925—1:40% — 5—106%. Purse Ot/uOl 10. 3-vcar-olds and upward. Claiming. Not value to winner 90; second, 40; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 89847FRDOMS CALL wb 4 116 11 2 l1 ll 1» 1» ]■ W Ha jar. Mrs G M Johnson 950-llVi 89728 ALL RIGHT SIR wb 7 118 7 3 3J 31 2 2 2« E Hileman C A Schardt 30-lKl 89551 MIKE MORISSETw 4 IN 1 in 10h ML 6 41 31 J Majestic E Luts 3460-101; 89729 INcI.H VELO wsb 7 118 2 7 6; 51 3"* 31 4= P Oroos T E Keating 1110-WJ 897 .01STBVE.NS w 4 11 4 8 9 7» 61 5 6* A Yerrnt F J Boylo 580-100 89810=,SMAI.L STR w 4 111 12 9 11=11=10 71 6= L Neal Mrs J L Wade 270-100 89575"CI.EARF;ELD wb 9 113 6 12 12 12 11» »» 71 J Tunstall Mrs II H Henscl t58O-101 89770OOMIOSEI: wsb 4 113 5 11 7J 9 9= 81 8 E Sporri Hialeah Stable 4510-100 89347 ■WAUKPA wb 6 118 9 I 4 41 41 ft" 9 J Berg W H Brown t 89770ASHLANI w 6 116 10 6 8 81 71 10= lO* C Ksland Thistledown Stable 1450-101 nVtS*Mtnra DREAM w 4 111 2 4 5l 2«* SI ll il J Dillea Heym * Waldhoys 2180-KC 89222 PETER DECOY wlH 8 1 2 61 12 Pup. K Noe E Caillaux t tMu:utl field. Time. 23%. 47%. 1:12%, 1:37%, 1:42. Track fast. muuels paid— Freedoms Call. 1.00 straight, 0.20 p.ace, 1925.sh.00 show; All Right Sir, .40 place. ?5.0J show: Mike Morri sey. .20 show. Equivalent booking odds— Freedoms Call. 950 to 100 straight. 410 to 109 place. 200 to 100 show; All Right Sir. 270 to 100 place, 150 to 100 show; Mike Morrissey, 310 to 100 show. Winner--Br. c, by Transvaal — Marseillaise, by Cyclades trained by G. M. Johnson; bred by Messrs. Morris and Walden. | Went to post at 5:47. At post 2 minutes. Start good and sow. Won driving: second and third the ] same. FREEDOMS CALL raced into a long lead after rounding the far turn, hut began tiring near the end and barely lasted to win. ALL RIGHT SIR raced forwardly from the start and. fin shing j gamely, was nipidly oveihauling the winner at the end. MIKE MORRISSEY closed up considerable ground and outstayed INCLE YEI.O in the final drive. The latter moved up when approaching the stretch, but tired in the stretch. SETIlS DREAM was in a contending position when lie suddenly drop|Md back after rounding the far turn. PETER DECOY quit. Scratched 89810 Glad News, 111: 89849 Biddledec, 116; 8U810 Martha Moore, 111. Overweight- Peter Decoy, 3 tiounds. CQO* !T EIGHTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. JuL; 21. 1923— 1:57%— 9— 107. Purse 00. 3-year-and*Jiy%jiy olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 90; second. 40; third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi fi 1 Str Iin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt MM : DOC McMAHON w 3 ■ 4 2 4 21 11 1 1J J Majestic Woodland Stk Fm Stb 150-10.1 8»852 = IIALIT wb 7 113 115" 51 3" 2s !■! P Oroos R Z Jenkins 580-101 89769 LEX1GTON MAlDw 4 111 3 7 6= 6= 4 3i 3« L Neal O Cooko 47i-lor, 89728 i LITTLE CLAIR w 4 107 6 4 23 Ml 4 4« J Berg H Good 690-lfs c896871MADM VENNIEw 4 HI 2 6 7 7 6= 5« 5» E Hileman Mrn R Gulcardo 980-W 89810 ASHBIRTON w 4 10: 5 2 l« 11 51 6 6 A Yerrnt Mrs E II Josiah lOS-M 89893 STAR SWEEPER wb 3 10". 7 5 3= 4l 7 Pup. H Hay II Covert 72 MOO Time. 23%. 41%. 1:12%. 1:37%, 1:56%. New track record. Track fast. mutuels paid— Dec McMahon, .00 straight, .60 place, .00 show; Halu, .40 place, .80 6how: Islington Maid. .20 show. Equivalent Icooking odds— Doc McMahon. 150 to 101 straight. 80 to 103 pace, 50 to 100 show; Halu. 120 to 100 place. Ml to 100 show: Islington Maid, 110 to 100 show. Winner 11. g. by Towton Field — Maud McKee, by Luke Ward trained by C. S. Wilson; bred by Messrs. Cross A Haner. Went to post at 1:24. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. DOC McMAHON moved up rapidy on the outside after rounding the far turn and. taking : the lead in the* stretch, held the race safe at the end. IIAI.I" was saved to the last turn and made a e-hallengc in the stretch, but was ontfin hed. LEXINGTON MAID closed up much ground and easily took third place in the stretch. LITTLE CLAIR and ASHBIRTON both tired badly in the last quarter. Overweight— Doc MrMahon. 1 pound.
