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j , " J - " . J J .j j J j I , I ; LEXINGTON LEXINGTON. KY.. SATURDAY. APRIL 21. 1928.— 1 Mile!. First day. Kentucky Association Spring meeting of 13 days. Weather rainy. Stewards, T. C. Bradley, W. H. Shelley and J. J. Graddy. Placing Judges. J. S. YVallace. N. II. Mclx-lland and It. S. Shelley. Starter, W. Hamilton. Racing Secretary. Y H. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time. 2:00 p. m.l. XV indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. rtQPffY/lk FIRST RACE— Futurity Course 170 feet less than 3-4 mile. Hot Time. Nov. £6 1927 i« 4 4 Jf — 1:08% — 4 — 132. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50: second. 00: third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Va Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds 3trt •SMSItERRGE w 4 111 4 3 1»| 1* 1* 1* XV Garner J N Camden HMM 2I2C4H:ED LEATHER w 4 112 3 4 3 3" 2J 21 D Coimlly M M Wallace 192-100 WEST WIND w 3 113 8 7 P 4= 3- .I" E Scobie D Breckinridge +I0r.7-100 20750 SIR JOHX K. W 4 11". 7 1 411. 5« f.U 4: YV Lscher H Ci Goelitz Jr f 23443 LITTLE COLONEL w 3 110 5 8 6" 6i 6 51 YV Hicks S J Kellev 1.-49-100 SltMORMAN w 4 114 1 10 S Ss 71 6* L Canfield C XV Kiediuger 1842-100 22712 A. B. BEXSIXGERw 4 114 11 12 10« 9 9 7nk A Abel H Massev UVT-lOO 21264 RED GRA :GE wb 4 114 6 E 2- 2 4"» 8" F Chvetta Mrs L Burg 71-100 07582 BELLE w 5 110 10 2 711. 7J 81 9 J Berry J C Milam t 21047 CHEROKEE LEE w 7 110 2 11 ! " 10« 10- 10" B Ray R L Baker 2307-100 23525GAD wb 6 109 12 6 11 11 11 11 Y Moore Mrs W J Potter 137O-100 23358 WATCH ON wb 4 118 9 9 Fell. YY Cramp E E Mooar 368-180 fMutuel field. |P— Mllj ran as I eah iMM Time. :22%. :48%. 1:03%. 1:12%. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, SERGE .80 .68 .36 340—100 134—100 118—100 RED LEATHER 4.96 5.90 148—100 195—100 WEST WIND Field 5.74 187—100 YYinner- B. f. by Light Brigade- Satin, by Peter Quince trained by D. E. Stewart; bred by Mr. Johnson N. Camden I. Winner entered to be claimed for .SOO. WENT TO POST— 2:02. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. SERGE, running well in the going, raced into the lead at once, drew away on the last turn and waa easing up at the end. BED LEATHER raced forwardly from the start and lost ground on the final turn, but finished gamely. WEST WIND moved up on the stretch turn, where he saved ground and finished resolutely. SIR JOHN K ran .1 good race. LITTLE COLONEL could not reach the leaders. REB GRANGE tired. CHEROKEE LEE was always outrun. GAD met with interference when WATCH ON stumbled and lost his rider. Scratched — l.»S03:Mirafel. 114; 21132 Luxembourg. 118; 21324 Joy Ball, 107; 09673 Sweet Recollections. 109: 06932 Thistle Boy. 114: 209S0 Toanaa. 106. Overweights — YVcst YYind. 3 pounds; Belle. 1. T*Qr7r7-g SECOND RACE— 1-2 Mile. General Haldeman. April 27. 1926— :47%— 2— 116. Purse in«l 4 4 JL 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner 50: second, 00: third. 0. Ind X Horses AWtPlSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt PEGGT LEE w llu 6 6 2- 1 l°k F Chvetta H P Gardner r,6-100 23481 MAEGTE YVH.I.UT w US 11 7 3» 4= 2* K Horvth W S Dudley 1753-100 LADY YYTTT w 115 7 9 4: 31 3i W Fronk Serenata Farm Stable 15U-H4 CELERITY w 115 11 lh 2V 4= C Meyer H P Headley f277 100 22607 TANGLEFOOT w 115 5 4 6 6» 5 XV Dellow H P Headley" t CALEDONIA w 115 2 2 :, V" 6» XV Garner J N Camden 715-190 MARY" FRANCES w 115 12 11 8" 71 72 J Berry J C Milam tl 56--100 RHODODEXDROX w 115 9 12 12 8" 8* G Collins J Muth 3197-100 VERA C. w 115 4 5 - 9* !« A Abel J G Chinn L989-100 CHATTER BLACK w 115 3 3 !"U0- 10i B Ray O L. Steele S06-100 23257 SWISH w 115 10 8 11 ll5 11" E Pool A B Hancock 796-100 ELLEN ADAIR 115 S 10 10- 12 12 W Lscher Hieatt Bros t fMutuel field. JCouplid as H. P. Headley entry. Time. :25S. :50%. Tra-;k muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EGUIVAL NT BOOKING 0DD8-, PEGGY LEE .12 .20 .84 256—100 160—100 92—100 MARGUERITE WILLET 17.44 11.54 772—100 477—100 LADY WITT 11.82 491—100 YVinner— Blk. f, by Black Toney- Brown Bess, by Blitzen trained by C. Van Dusen: bred by Mr. H. P. Gardner!. WENT TO POST— 2:33. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Rhododendron. YYon driving: second -and third the same. PFGGY LEE worked her wa up fast in the first eighth and. taking the lead after passing CELERITY, held it gamely to outstay MARGUERITE YVILLET. The latter lost much ground in the early running, but. making a fast finish, was wearing the winner down. LADY WITT raced prominently throughout. CELERITY shewed the most early speed, but tired after reaching the stretch. TANGLEFOOT saved much ground on the turn. CALEDONIA showed early speed. RHODODENDRON began poorly and made up ground. Scratched — Frances Milward. 115; Catherine C. 115; Well Turned, 115: Jane Logan, 115; Poppv, 113; Wanda B.. 115. rtOfyryO THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Leonardo II.. April 25. 1921— 1:42%— 3— 103. Purs* M«J 4 4 mk 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50: seoond. 00; third, 0. Index Horses AYVtPPSt% % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 21328 UP SHE GOES wb 5 108 3 4 l1 l4 V l5 1* G Collins Million and Downing 471-100 23529 POXTMOI ws 7 113 7 10 9s 8* 5» 2: 2» L McClair C Irby 2M-100 23432 NANI-HAWAII wb 4 108 8 6 4|. 4s 4- 55 P K Horvth YV M Ingram 792-100 21328 BEAVERWOOD wb 4 108 5 2 2J 21 V i" XV Lscher W R Seamster 2ti7.".-100 3528 THISTLE GIYD w 3 102 9 8 5J 3"k 3J 41 Kj YV Taylor G Collins 4793-100 18311 SIR l:LPH wb 6 113 4 3 3» 6* 7= 6i 6* E Scobie M Cox L.O-lOO 20020 MADAM HMEI.Ii; w 3 101 10 7 6s P 61 7- 7* E Iewell J C Milam 1700-100 21175 JOE RUDOLPH wb 5 11311 110 10 10 10 8! B Ray J W Brackman 1182-100 23513-MY" EVA wSMH! 5 7 71 81 S1 9» C Hworth W Dondas 33-100 2 1295 TOM HAYES wb 3 101 6 9 S" 9« 9- 9=10 S Bond YV P Carroll !"47-10O T!me. :24%. :48%. 1:16% 1:44%. 1:51%. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-. UP SHE GOES 1.42 .70 .84 471—100 135—100 92—100 PONIMOI 4.12 3.28 106 — 100 64—100 NANI-HAWAII 4.40 120—100 Winner Br. m. by Hiion— Peep o Dawn, by Pep o Day trained by F. Quinn: bred by Messrs. Million and Bwaa. YVinner ent-red to lie claimed for .*SO0. WENT TO POST— 3:00. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start bad and slow out of machine. YVon easily: second and third driving. UP SHE GOES raced into a long lead after going the firt quarter and. keeping it, easily held PONIMOI safe. The latt-r began *!•« ly and raced wide while bettering his position after going a half mile, then finished fa.-t. NANI-HAWAII tared fairly close up. but tired in the stretch. BEAVERWOOD tired after going three-quarters. THISTLE GLAD tired after moving up when nearing the finish. MYC EVA unseated her rider at the start, then began well, but ran a poor race. Bi ratched— 2352S-Vendeuse. 109: 15100 Georgie. 113; 21322BIue Granite, 113; 20387 Little Rummy. 105; 23485 Counsellor Connolly, 113: 22500 Smiling Betty. 100; 20908 Seminola, 10S; 23507 Ijlla B., 10O. Overweights — Thistle Glad, 2* pounds; Madam Emelie. 1: My Eva. 1J; Tom Hayes, 1. Corrected weight — My Eva, 108. Continued on tenth page. ■ — ■ LEXINGTON Continued from third page. OOrTfQ FOURTH RACE— Futurity Course 170 feet less than 3-4 mile. Hot Time. Nov. 26, MU4 4 «l 1927— 1:0845— 4— 102. Oaks Trial Purse. Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second. 00: third, £50. Index Horses AWtTPSt *4 i£ Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str t 14454REYERIES OAIi w 115 1 4 1H V l2 14 E Fool V E Hui p 127-100 21324 -RUNWAY" PRCESSwb 115 7 3 21 21 2*1 V W Anison Shoestring Stable 3929-100 THE BEGUM 11. w 110 9 2 5 5! 3 34 L Canfield S H Velio 2234-100 154883S01HEE wb 115 5 9 10 8= 63 43 C Meyer H P Head ley 937-100 22860 ALEADER wb 115 8 1 4s 41 5* 51 W Harvey J H Manheimer 216-100 BLESSINGS wb 110 4 5 3* 31 43 64 V Bowden Mrs T J Regan C023-100 2354.1 COI.DKX TINTED wn 115 3 8 7 63 7= 7 W Caraor lair Acre Farm Sta 2159-100 21251 BLACK SPOT w 110 6 7 61 7= 8s 8» F Chvetta Coldstream Farm Stable t950-100 GERT1 E SOISSOXSw 110 10 10 9= 91 9* 95 L Pichon Coldstream Farm Stable t 19240 MANUELITA w 110 2 6 8" 10 10 10 D Connlly M M Wallace 2105-100 tCoupled as Coldstream Farm Stable entry. Time, :22«i. :49. 1:03V5. l:123i. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-. REVERIES GAL .54 .84 .12 127—100 92—100 56—100 RUNAWAY PRINCESS 26.26 10.20 1213—100 410—100 THE BEGUM II 7.48 274—100 Winner— Cli. f, by High Time— Reveries, by Rabelais trained by R. C. Frakes; bred by Mr. W. E. Hupp. WENT TO POST— 3:27. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good anil slow. Won easily; second and third driving. llfUnV CAL, under good riding, was sent through _ii the inside into the lead in the first quarter •nd held it gamely to the finish. RUNAWAY PRINCESS raced close up from the start and was in close pursuit to the stretch, where she tired slightly. THE BEGUM II. moved up slowly after going the first quarter and was racing gamely at the end. SOIREE closed a gap. ALEADER began fast, but stumbled ■when nearing the stretch, dropped back and never recovered. BLESSINGS tired. BLACK SPOT raced Wide. S, -rat.-hr d— 21032=Canberra. 115: 20029 Sissie D.. 110: 2C370 Little Hattie. 110: Fortunate Girl, 110. " I — OQT-7/d FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Leonardo II.. April 25. 1921—1:42—3—103. Nineteenth 4af«L 4 4 t: Running CAMDEN HANDICAP. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds ar.d upward. Net value to winner ,040: second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt *i V4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 81267 BOOTVAN w 3 103 7 2 l1 1= 1" Ill* C Landolt A A Kaiser 585-100 , 13558 3 FIRE ON wn 6 103 6 4 31! 3 2s 23 2« W Garner J McPherson 511-100 I 18460 SHARK wb fi 103 4 1 21 21 42 3= 3» L Canfield Q Collins 664-100 I 21297 -DKVON w 5 106 5 5 61 5h 51 5 45 E Fewell J J Greely 156-100 23550 MICKEY D. w 3 102 1 3 4* 4s 31 4 5= L Pichon W Dondas 450-100 I 22570 MISNOMER wb3 103 3 7 7 61 6» 6« 6:o W Lscher Re Mar Stock Fm Sta 3214-100 . 20719 9CTPIO wn 3 100 2 6 5 7 7 7 7 C Meyer H P Head ley 1359-100 Time, :24, :48, 1:15. 1:42%. 1:49. Track muddy. r— MUTUELS PAID , ,-EaUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- BONIVAN 3.70 .08 .36 685—100 204—100 118—100 FIRE ON 6.58 4.24 179—100 112—100 SHARK 4.24 112—100 Winner — B. c, by Boniface — Lady Ivan, by Ivan the Terrible trained by J. Everman; bred by Mr. W. W. Harden. WENT TO POST— 3.52. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. BONIVAN began with a slight advantage and, clear of interference, raced into the lead at once and hold sway for the entire race and drew away in the last eighth. FIRE ON, also having a clear course for the entire way, raced prominently from the start and finished well. SHARK raced prominently all the way. but was lucky to be third. DEVON raced well, but was taken back soon after the start and was f recd to close an immense gap. MICKEY D. tired badly. Scratched— 23380Marcoiii, 110; 21132Flattery. 1O0; 22934Genial Host, 107; 213263Barbara, 106; 18371 Lan.er. 102: 93145 Rockslide, 110; 20824 Lieutenant Mansfield. 100; 23770 Little Colonel, 98. Overweights — Bonivan. 3 pounds: Fire On. 4; Shark. 1; Mickey D., 1; Misnomer, 5. ■■ ] ! 9Q77Kk SIXTH RACE— 1-2 Mile. General Haldeman. April 27. 1926— :47!/5— 2— 116. Harrods- j MlO 6 4 O burg: Purse. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third. 0. Index norses AWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 22769 COURIER w 108 8 5 4 1 44 ll C Meyer II P Headley 392-100 I LITTLE JACKIE w 108 4 1 2* lh 2" E Fewell J J Greely 1863-100 THE DOCTOR w 110 6 7 31 3 34 J Berry J C Milam 1617-100 i LYNN BARKLEY wb 10S 5 3 l4 21 4nk G Collins J H Downing 1496-IPO C3557 NOS REDNA W 110 9 8 51 51 5* D Connllv J T Looney 576-100 ] • ASH PLAY* w 109 7 4 6 i 6= 61 F Chvetta Coldstream Farm Sta +538-100 I SARCENET w 108 10 6 74 73 74 W Garner J N Camden 175-100 I POT FULL w 108 3 2 93 S4 S* I, Pichon Coldstream Farm Stable + HURSTLAND w 113 110 » 94 95 E Scobie D Breckinridge 1863-100 ROCK TRAP w 108 2 9 10 10 10 W L seller Mrs C Clark 5448-100 I Coupled as Coldstream Farm Stable entry. Time. :25. :50. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , ECtUrVAL NT BOOKING ODDS- COURIER .84 .80 .20 392—100 190—100 110—100 I LITTLE JACKIE 14.32 11.88 616—100 494—100 I THE DOCTOR 7.98 299—100 I Winner — Ch. e, by Tryster — Miss Orimar, by Oriniar trained by J. Daniels; bred by Mr. R. M. Bast man. WENT TO POST— 4:18. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. COURIER worked his way up on the outside and. improving his position through the stretch, got up in i the final seventy yarJs to win going away. LITTLE JACKIE ran well, but was taken wide after reaching the stretch and swerved repeatedly in the final eighth, but, under a stronger rider, might have won. THE DOCTOR showed speed to the last eighth and tired. LYNN BARKLEY was rushed into a long lead, but tired badly after reaching the stretch. SARCENET began from the extreme outside and lost much i ground. HFRSTLANB began slowly. ! Scratched— 23491 Reflector, 110; 23557 -Veneita M., 110; Ultimexicau, 10S; Trank Horan, 10S: ; Bobbinalong. 108: Peggy Ma. k. MS; Miss Pink. 105. Overweights — The Doctor. 2 pounds: Cash Play, 1: Hurstland. 5. SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile. Helens Babe. April 27. 1927— 1:37" i— 4— 111. Nicholasville ! 2«r PTrT£5 «U 4 6 3 Purse. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 50: ■ second. 00; third. 0. ! Index Horses AWtPPSt % % H Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt : I i ■ i 21157R UND TRIP wb 3 108 4 2 l3 1- l3 l3 l3 L Pichon Coidstream Farm Stable 410-100 1 15803 NEDDA w 4 107 5 5 5s 4« 33 24 23 L Canfield G Collins 208-10ii I 20998 VOLE w 4 115 6 3 6 6 5s 58 32 E Pool J G Chinn 150-100 | 23541 PATON" w 3 108 3 8 4k ? 4M! 44 D Connlly E F Prichard 1176-100 11703 FIRE CURE WB 4 115 1 1 3J 31 2h 31 5 = B Ray R L Baker 1220-100 J 20362CAPT. LAWTONwsn 3 108 2 4 21 51 6 6 6 W Lschrr Ntedmore Stable 2554-100 Time, :2425. :483s. ldf%, 1:44%. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , -EGUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-ROUND , TRIP 0.20 .50 .58 410—100 125—100 29—100 ; NEDDA 4.94 2.44 147—100 22—100 ; VOLE 2.22 11—100 Winner — B. e, by Gainsborough — Quarter-deck, by The Telrarch trained by F. M. Taylor; bred by Coldstream Farm. WENT TO POST — 4 .40. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ROUND TRIP set the pace under restraint to the stretch where, after swerving out, he regained his * advantage and won easing up. NEDDA was outpaced for the first half-mile and made a fast finish. : VOTE ramo from far back with a rush in the final Ihree-eighths. PATON was forced back on the first 1 turn, but saved ground and raced into second place and. after being taken Lack near the last turn, made a game finisb. FIRE CURE tired after going three-quarters. Itllltllli UHCaliaaas. IW; 23774 Scipio. 108: 213tt*OM Fellow. 108: 20824 Lieutenant Mansfield, 108: 22528 Profiteer, 115; 17000 Sir Rogers, 115; 10434 Big Bill Thompson, 115; 11522 Ralph Harten-stein. 112: 23774 Misi.omer. MS. Overweight — Paton. 3 pounds. : QQTTftV EIGHTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Hydromel. April 28. 1927—1:42—3—105.1 Jmi%y 4 4 O 2 Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Colts and Geldings. Claiming. Net value to 0 winner 50: second. 39; third. 0. - Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt t 23544:";ALE w 4 120 3 6 6 5 2h 11 1" E Pool E Pucker 239-100 0 20482*c NGO II. w 6 109 6 1 2s l" lh 24 2= C Meyer H P Headley 1225-100 0 22232 LITTLE TORCH vv 3 101 5 2 I1 23 .31 311 3" W Noel Applegate and Van Dusen 213-100 0 20784*.M. COMAS W 4 120 2 3 3 4* 5» 45 410 W Lscher T M Botts 412-100 0 23497 "GRAND KING vv 5 117 4 5 41 3" 4h 5" 53 W Bowden C R Hood 371-100 0 21328 RATON W 4 114 1 4 5» 6 I 6 6 G Collins C M Smith 6462-100 0 Time, :233i. :48. 1:1625. 1:44. l:48"a. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID -EaUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-s GALE .78 .50 .32 239—100 75—100 16—100 0 CONGO II 8.92 3.00 346—100 50—100 0 LITTLE TORCH 2.58 29—100 0 Winner— Ch. g. by Wildair — Hortensia. by Meddler trained by R. C. Frakes; bred by Mr. Eugene e Backer. Winner cntcn 4 to be elainied for O0. WENT TO POST— 5:03. AT POST— 1 minut?. Start good and siow. Won easily: second and third driving. GALE was far back for the first half mile, then raaac with a rush when called on into the lead and d drew away in the stretch to win in a canter. CONGO II. was in the lead for most of the way and d finished well. LITTLE TORCH showed early speed, but raced wide in the stretch after losing much ■ ground on the last tuin and tired. McCOMAS was sharply impeded in the streteh by LITTLE TORCH. GRAND KING moved up fast after going a half mile, but refused to extend himself after reaching g a prominent position. RAYON was done after going the first quarter. Scratched- 2129.n Star- and Stripes. IK!: 23119 Fretwell. 114: 2S203 .Corposant. 115: 2129S General il Clinton. 115: 15499 Kumoelst iltskin. 100: MSM Alabama Bound, 115; 2EWI Thistle Sweep, 107. Corrected weights MrComaR. 120: .rand King. 117. c ~~ :
