Beulah Park, Daily Racing Form, 1928-04-28

. , . . j | I I ■ , 1 t I BEULAH PARK COLUMBUS, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928.— Beulah Park 12 Mile. Sixth day. Beulah Park Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 19 days. Weather cloudy and threatening. Stewards, J. T. Ireland, J. A. Murphy and II. D. Shepherd. Judges, W. R. Norvell and C. Stands. Starter, L. Dean. Racing Secretary, W. R. Norvell. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 p. m.. W 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. OOQ1 O FIRST RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. Carrie Moore, April 23. 1923 — 1:05%— 7 — 104. Purse «09 M-dmi 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 75; second 5; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt " % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 18952BILLY WELCH wb 6 107 8 6 51 2 1 ll 1* W Kompf C II Morrison 1870-100 18950 = IMA FOX wb 6 113 11 21 31 21 2h J Jeffries G Stewart 310-100 23408 BARBERRY wb 7 112 5 2 1" P 31 31! H Hay Mrs J Burks 230-100 19802 JOF wb 5 112 4 3 31 41 42 41 F Kiniry Selby and Van Meter 1080-100 18191 VALIANT w 5 106 2 4 91 9 1 83 52 G Gleason Franklin Stable 4660-100 23220GOLDEN ARMOR w 7 101 10 9 81 71 61 61 J OMalley E W Moore 4470-100 20590 TRIPLETT w 5 113 3 7 and 81 71 71 D Hardy W J Whalen 380-100 19614 EARL POOL wb 7 101 6 5 4l 51 51 81 G Seabo W H Hoist 620-100 19311 TOILER w 5 111 7 8 7" 61 9» 9« R McAley F J Boyle 2250-100 15987 DR. BARNES WB 4 108 9 10 10 10 10 10 J D Smith Mrs G Norris 4S70-1OO Time, 1:11. Track slow. - CERTIFICTS PAID . EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, EILLY WELCH 9.40 C20 .20 1870—100 410— 100 160—100 IMA FOX 4.80 3.20 140—100 60—100 BARBERRY 3.20 60—100 Winner — B. g, by Horron — Va-Va, by Stalwart trained by C. H. Morrison; bred by Mr. John B. Gorham. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:15. AT POST-5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. BILLY WELCH took the lead after rounding the far turn and drew away in the stretch to win easing up. IMA FOX was close up throughout, came resolutely through the stretch and outfinished BARBERRY. The latter showed early speed, but tired. JOF ran well and had no mishaps. VALIANT unseated his rider while at the post, but was recaptured before doing any damage. Scratched— 23550 Clydella, 113; 21015 Daniel R. Anthony Jr., 115; 18088 Uncle Bob, 109; 23782 Geo. Dever, 10C. Overweights — Toiler, 2 pounds; Dr. Barnes. 2. nQQI O SECOND RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. Carrie Moore. April 23, 1923 — 1:05% — 7—104. Purse mOiXO 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 75; second, 5; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 14976 BONNIE LIZZIE w 7 102 2 1 2 21! 1" V J Wise J Bronenberg 360-100 23392 IS ZAT SO w 4 108 1 2 l"k li 2 1 21 J Jeffries C Vail 400-100 23468 CORENNE w 8 100 6 7 8" 6 41 31 K Gleed WH Schwartz 540-100 23831 SPORTING LIFE w 4 111 5 10 10 10 8»k 4h R McAley F J Boyle 2330-100 23312ST. AUGUSTIXE w 13 102 9 8 71 7* 9 5" G Seabo A Miller 570-100 23042 LE MARIAGE w 4 102 8 4 4 41 3" 6 F Moore W R Hall 3130-100 18094 ARMKDEE w 8 107 7 9 9»k 9 7" 7» W Kempf C Campbell 7980-100 18189 MASON TOWLE wb 7 105 3 5 61 8 61 82 F Kiniry M H Jordan 1340-100 18951 PELION w 8 112 10 6 5" 3"1 5h 9 J Pevic T J Abrams 480-100 23778 HAPPY HOBO wb 5 107 4 3 31 5110 10 D Fowler Mrs W M Heath 990-100 Time. 1:12. Track slow. ,- CERTIFICTS PAID -EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, BONNIE LIZZIE .20 .00 .80 360—100 150—100 90—100 IS ZAT SO 4.20 3.40 110—100 70— 100 CORENNE 4.00 100—100 Winner — B. m. by Setback — Miss Blair, by Bowling Green trained by J. Bronenberg; bred by Mr. : I. E. Clark. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 2:47. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driving. BONNIE LIZZIE raced on the outside of IS ZAT SO from the start and, proving gamest through the stretch drive, won going away. IS ZAT SO had no mishaps and raced well, but tired in the final drive. CORENNE worked her way up on the outside In the last quarter and finished with a rash through the stretch. SPORTING LIFE, shuffled back early, finished gamely on the inside. ST. AUGUS- TIKB raced in close quarters much of the way and came fast in the stretch. LE MARIAUB and , PMLION tired after showing early speed. I Scratched— 22400 Boutonniere, 108; 23427Pollypath, 100; 187dl»Australette, 97; 2380C Becky Sue. 106. Overweights — Sporting Life, 1 pound; Armedee, 3; Mason Towle. 1: Happy Hobo, 3. OQQ1 A THIBD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Follow Me, Aug:. 15, 1927— i: 13— 6— 107. Purse 9600. 3-*6lOl7 A~A year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 75; second, 975; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt 14 V3 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Str t *3S34MLSS HOGAN w 102 8 9 8» 6i 5» 1" W Bonner E Lutz 1690-100 23834*BRIGHT PLUME w 100 7 4 4« 5°k 4» 21 G Seabo B B Xelson 0-100 Z3454:MISS EMMA w 105 2 2 31 21 1"* 32 S Trenchd K S Cleveland 450-100 X3834Z*PEXNYKILE wb 104 1 1 21! 31 31 41 E Shpslie L C Everitt 260-100 23860 WHITEKOOT wb 109 3 7 » 8» 71 5 | L Geving L Gallo 290-100 I 22954 CALZONA w 108 6 8 4k 6k 6 K Gleed J McBride 910-100 i 23834 KEEN L1XE w 105 9 3 11 Il 2» 71 P Kiniry P Easley 5310-100 23834 FLORIDA CASTLE w 107 5 6 7l » 81 81 N Coltoff H G Smith 1790-100 . 23834 SCHLEY B. wb 10* 4 5 54 7 1 9 9 J Wise A S Bowman 2450-100 Time, 1:20. Track slow. ,- CERTIFICTS PAID- EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- MISS HOGAN 5.80 6.00 .00 1690—100 700—100 200—100 . BRIGHT PLUME 11.40 6.40 470—100 170—100 MISS EMMA 4.20 110—100 Winner — B. f, by Westy Hosaa — Miss Present, by The Tartar trained by E. L11U; bred by Mr. ■Walter S. Payne. Winner entered to be claimed at ,100. WENT TO POST— 3:15. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start i:ood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MISS HOCAX came with a brilliant rush on the outside through the stretch and got np to win la the final strides. BRIGHT PLUME moved up rapidly on the inside through the final eighth and finished gamely. MISS EMMA was a forward contender throughout, but tired in the final driTe. PENNY RILE had no mishaps and was tiring at the end. WHITEFOOT was crowded back when going " to the first turn, but came fast when clear in the stretch. KEEN LINE showed speed to the stretch and quit. I S rat.hed— 23.-.09 Lady Jule, 103; 23834 The French Girl, 102; 238583Bobby Miles, 105. Overw eights — Miss Hogau, o pounds; Whitefoot, 2. nOQI C FOURTH RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. Spinaway. Aug. 21, 1923— 1:21*»— 6— 102. Purse j +JCb*J A«J 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 00: j third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 23234 FHAXKMAX wb 7 111 4 8 71 L* 1| 1* G Morton Mrs J Burks 1930-100 , 23833IL LK THOlGHTSw 7 109 3 6 31 l1 2»i 21 L Geving L Leiderman 420-100 2380OBOB SPALDIXG w 5 115 7 4 l* 3l 31 3" W McCray S Gorbet 530-100 ! 22643*X1XE SIXTY w 5 108 5 7 8 5 4* 4» E Shpshe P M Sturm 880-100 I 23474»1 ATRIAKCH wb 4 1C5 8 3 Vi 41 51 j» J Wise II Good 1060-100 j 23861 PITCHFORK wb 5 113 2 1 6 C2 8*J 6°k W Tribner A Smitha 300-100 j 8]175-*TIPV WITCIPTwb 13 105 12 5* 73 7* 7» G Seabo I S Shaffer 460-100 233863*J1MMY FIXN W 4 110 6 5 4»» 8 8 8 K Gleed L Clous 640-100 Time, 1:27. Track slow. CERTIFICTS PAIIK -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-- FRANKMAN 0.60 8.60 2.80 1930—100 1330—100 540—100 IDLE THOUGHTS 6.80 4.20 240—100 110—100 BOB SPALDING 3.60 80—100 Winner — Cli. g, by Superman— Franks Daughter, by Frank Gill trained by J. Burks; bred by Mr. Henry T. Oxnard. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 3:45. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. FKAXKMAN moved up rapidly after going n half and, passing IDLE THOUGHTS after entering the stretch, drew away into an easy victory. IDLE THOUGHTS had no mishaps and tired when challenged. BOB SPALDING was tiring and doing his best to outgame the fast finishing NINE SIXTY. PATRIARCH tired. PITCHFORK dropped back after going a quarter. TIPPITY WITCHET ran poorly. Scratched— 23837Cladstone, 113; 18951 Rose Stark, 10S; 22907Don Bonero, 110; 2383G Foreclose. 108. Overweights — Frankman, 1 pound; Idle Thoughts, 2; Pitchfork, L OOQ-J £* FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Carrie Moore. April 23. 1923— 1:05%— 7— 104. Fair idOtl J.O Sex Handicap. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 90; second, 35; third, 5. Index Horses AWtPlSt hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 18828 FALSK FACE WB 6 105 8 1 l1! 1» 1* l3 J Jeffries I S Shafer 400-100 23836 MISS MAGGIE w 5 103 4 3 31 3 3"k 21 S Trenchd W J Whalen 1620-100 21293 PTNDAT w 8 105 I 6 5 5H 41 32 J WTise G AV Fritz 590-100 20573 POST MISTRESS W 5 98 7 2 21 21 V 4nk F Silas C W Hall 460-100 23861 PAXOREL w 7 107 3 4 62 Ca 5» 5J E Shpshe Aldrich and Winans 910-100 23454BEST FRIEXD w 4 103 6 I 4i 4i 64 63 F Kiniry J J McAuliffe 310-100 18944sFORF/n:i.L w 5 94 2 7 7a 7» 71! 71 G Seabo R F Coppage 690-100 23.VJ0-IIARBINGER WiM 1 I 8 8 8 8 W Bonner Mrs R J Howell U10-100 Time, 1:09%. Track slow. r- CERTIFICTS PAID-, ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING QDDS- FALSE FACE 0.00 .60 .20 400—100 130—100 60—100 MISS MAGGIE 9.40 4.40 370—100 120—100 FINDAY 4.40 120—100 Winner — Br. g, by Sweep — Masque, by Disguise trained by I. S. Shsfer; bred by Mr. Glfford A. Cochran. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 4:15. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. FALSE FACE raced into a long early lead and won easing up. MISS MAGGIE was doing her best to outfinish FINDAY after racing forwardly throughout. FINDAY came gamely on the outside through the stretch from a slow beginning. POST MISTRESS tired in the last eighth after showing early speed. Scratched— 22414 Canister, 103: 23806 Barthelmess, 94. Overweights — Miss Maggie, . pounds: Best Friend. 5; Harbinger, L nQQ-| ry SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Winnipeg. Aug. 13. 1927—1:55—7—118. Purse 00. 4-mOoX 4 year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 75; second, 5; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt 1ft % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 23862REAP wb 8 112 6 2 I1 I1 l1 l1 U J Jeffries Jenkins and Perry 250-100 23366 CROSS WORD w 4 105 7 3 S1! 21 2= 23 25 P Cogan W A McKinney 190-100 23810 WILDCAT w 8 107 8 4 4= 4h 31 31 311 C Ksland W Metzgar 900-100 23864THITTAGOXG vv 8 104 1 8 71 5i 5* 41 4s G Seabo I J Collins 570-100 23837 THE ARCHER w 11 110 4 6 5" 62 6« 53 5* D Emery J M Emery 1170-100 23330*BEAR GRASS wsb 7 99 2 1 21 3* 41 G« 6« E Shpshe C H Everitt 1450-100 23863*TRAXSFER wb 5 102 3 7 8 75 71 7 7 W Bonner AV V Casey 1100-100 23862 LAXCASTER wb 3 109 5 5 ff 8 8 Pup. W Pmrose Mrs W C Trover 19S0-100 Time, 2:01. Track slow. CERTIFICTS PAID- -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, REAP .00 .60 .00 250—100 80—100 50—100 CROSSWORD 3.40 3.00 70—100 60—100 WILDCAT 4.20 110— 10C Winner — B. g. by lterrilidon — Harvest Queen, by Peep o Day trained by G. F. Jenkins; bred by Mr. William ;arth. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:44. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the 6ame. REAP set the pace and won all the way, but was straight at the end to retain his advantage. CROSS WORD made a game challenge in the stretch, but could not quite get up. AVILDCAT raced up into third place after going a half, but was tiring and hard pressed to outfinish CHlTTAtJONG. The latter ran wide on the first turn, but gained steadily and finished gamely. BEAR GRASS showed early speed, but tired badly. Scratched-238 2: The Rove. 107: 23863Payman, 107. Overweights — The Archer, 1 pound ; Lancaster, 2. nOQI Q SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Dandybmsh. Aug. 6, 1927—1:46—6—104. *li t/lj Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winenr 15; second, 15: third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPStJ,i % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 23837 CROISSAXTAXIS wb 4 110 1 1 l1 l1 I1 ll 1 J Jeffries G F Jenkins 150-100 23783 DYXAMO w 4 110 8 8 8 6 31 2 2« D Emery G S Ball 500-1C0 I 23783 TOSCAXELLI w 7 110 4 3 2nk 22 21 33 3» L Geving T P Edmonds 670-100 I 23807 MARVEL1TE w 5 108 7 7 6 5" 4s 43 4* J D Smith H T Palmer 1090-100 I 23810 BELLFOXT W 5 111 I 5 41 31 5» 52 53 R McAley F J Boyle 1240-100 1 23891 •BONNY CASTLE w 5 103 6 6 5 8 71 61 61 G Seabo J J Conway 650-100 23837 THE COMPETITORw 7 105 2 4 3" 4 8 8 71 G Gleason Franklin Stable 750-100 2380GT.KIJ IloT WB 4 99 3 2 7 71 6 7 8 E Shpshe Mrs C R Pierce 2280-100 Time. 1:52. Track slow. ,- CERTIFICTS PAID- -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— , CROISSANTANIS .00 .40 .40 150—100 70—100 70—100 I DYNAMO 4.00 4.40 100—100 120—100 [ TOSCANELII 8.40 320—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Friar Rock — Starlight Dance, by Star Shoot trained by G. F. Jenkins; bred by Mr. John E. Madden. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 5:15. OFF AT ONCE. Start, good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. CROISSANTANIS showed the most speed throughout, but had to be hard ridden all through the stretch to retain his advantage. DYNAMO closed up much ground and made a resolute challenge midway of the stretch, but tired in the final strides. TOSCANELLI tired after racing forwardly to the stretch turn. MARVEL1TE was going well at the end. BELLFONT showed speed for a half mile. THE | COMPETITOR dropped suddenly back afer going the first half mile. RED HOT ran to the extreme j outside on the first turn. Overweights — Bellfont, 3 pounds; The Competitor, 1.