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OAIUT RACING FORM • — AURORA - AURORA ILL.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1928 —Exposition Tark 1 Mi!e. Second day. Exposition Park Jockey 1i i:l.. Spring meeting of 29 da s. Weather clear. Stewards. M. Nathanson, C. F. Ilcnr.v and C. L. Trimlile. Placing Judges, It. A. Liigh, P. Dane and C. C an. pan. Starter, II. Morrissey. Racing Secretary, .. F. Ilenr.v. Racing starts 2:1." p. m. Chicago daj light savins timet. W Indicates whip. S spurs. I! blinkers. Eig-nres in parentheses following tlie distance of each race indicate horse, date, track reiord, age of horse and Wright curried. Indicates apprentice allowance. Mile. June 1925 1:12 3 1C8. Purse 00. 3-year-4UdO # y||£r£» FIRST RACE — 3-4 Cup o Tea, 23. — — — olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to -winner 25: second. 00: third. 5; fourth. 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Ms Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str t 23.359 STURDY STELLAhb 4 111 11 2 3"k 21 1= U It Finnrty Dearborn SLabie 160-lOu 23138= CUP TEA w 6 IOC 5 I f 31 21 2» J Parmlee W M Cain SM-1M 23544*SECHECY Wl 4 106 1 .r, 4h 41 42 31 M Meyer Mrs L M Holmes 3S7-1O0 19019 SUPPORTER w S 116 12 1 l1 1» 3i 4h O ■ Allen Lydia Mae Stk Fm Sta 21S0-10O 23508*1 H1-TS TIME WB 1 97 9 9 S 82 7» 51 E Warden Old Hickory Stable tl.V. 1-lljO 23280 JIM BETHEL. w 5 110 6 6 71* 71 and 61 E T Moore Mrs A W Wallin 3407-100 17156*FI. I: A LE BRETXw 4 103 7 4 61 6". 81 72 L Crown E H Fassett t 23592* IRENE ROHAN w 4 102 8 11 5 51 51 S5 O Critchfd Needmore Stable 3T.83-100 23473 ODD SETU wn 7 107 10 8 9 9S 9= 91 R Jones W C Morris 13834-100 23829»BOOTSlE wn ." 97 0 12 11» Mft ~10 102 J Inzclone Joliet Stable t 22635 RUSHEE w 4 lOfi 2 10 12 12 11= 11s P Rennie Rone Star Stable 31.77-100 23235 RAGTIME W 6 105 4 7 10* 11 » 12 12 R PePma Palmo Stock Farm Stable 405-100 tMutuel field. Time, :23"0. :47%, I:U%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . ESUIVAL NT BOOKING ODDS-STURDY STELLA .20 .40 .64 160—100 70—100 32—100 CUP O TEA 5.50 3.80 175—100 90—100 SECRECY 3.04 62—100 Winner — It. f, by Snrmatian — Stellnta, by Star Shoot trained by C. E. Cross; bred by Belair Stndi. Winner entered to be claimed for .." 00. WENT TO POST— 2:17. AT POST— 1 minute. Start BMi and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. ST I ROY STELLA began fast and was under restraint to the stretch turn, from where she raced into the lead with a rush, but had to be ridden hard near UK end to outfintsh til • TEA. The latter began fast and raced close up from the start and. after losing some giound on the stretch turn by coming wide, finished gamely. XECUECY also came wide on the stretch turn and had to be ridden bard to pit up for third place. SUPPORTER showed the most speed for a half mile and began tiring. DUFFS TIME raced well and finished gamely. Scratched— 23.703 Jessie Belle. 114: 23138 Broomoney, 110; 12174 Program, 101; 23.729 Sincerely, 109; 80677 Gunsight. 101: 23173 Maimonides. 104. Overweights — Duffs Time. 1 pound: Irene Rohan, 4: Bootsie. 1: Rushee. 1. • /! ACTT SECOND RACE— 5 1-8 Furlongs. Rachel Potter. Sept. 22. 1325— 1:053.5_4— 112. Purse 4Utl ,000. 3-year-old*. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second. 00: third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses AWtPPSt "4 Va Str Fin Jockeys Owners Knuiv. Odds Str t 23377 SENATOR SETH w 118 5 1 32 2= 23 1* R PePma Jones Stock Farm Sta 6.7-100 23341 -AMER AN THUXDRw 10T 9 3 VI 1* 11 22 C E Allen Arsonia Stable 387-100 23487 SETHS ROMANCE w 101 4 f. 2" 31 3" 2* C Landolt Mrs J W Smith 1937-100 23542 FORCE wr. 11.". C 4 411 5£ 5= 4J I Jones J J Russell .".0;70-100 23526*I ANVlXCx w 101 7 6 5* 41 41 5- M Meyer M C Scholtz 2173-100 23905= MISS TORCH* w 99 8 7 63 6l 61 6* W Noel II P Gardner 961-100 23341*LAI Y ONEIL w 104 18 7s 7s 7" 720 N Walters A Stroud 22M-1M 20617*NOW wn 101 3 2 8 S 8» 82 J Inzelone D E Wishard 71.V-100 23447*COi.NEL CAMPFS W 101 2 9 9 9 9 9 J Benda I.one Star Siable 10720-100 Time, :23«i. M%. LOO/o. 1:06V Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVAL NT BOOKING OLDS-SENATOR SETH .30 .34 .26 65—100 17—100 13—100 AMERICAN THUNDER 2.74 2.50 37—100 25—100 SETH S ROMANCE 3.88 94—100 Winn, r —IS. g, by Soth — Maud Bacon, by Tony Boncro trained bv 15. A. Jones: bred by Mr. Benjamin A. Jones*. Winner entered to be claimed for . COO. WENT TO POST— 2:42. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. SENATOR SETII raced close up for the first half mile, then too; the lead and won as his rider pleased. AMERICAN THUNDER showed fine speed, set a fast I a.e and raced well in the stretch wl.cn challenged. SETHS ROMANCE raced prominently all the way and was going fast at the end. FORCE came gamely through the stretch. MISS TORCH was nlwajs outrun and was taken back immediately after the start. Scratched-23399 Go Away. 100: 19377 Crispie Seth. 100: 1S032 Spring Toet. 111. AJAFQ THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Sannatuga. June 19. 1925— :54— 2— 101. St. Charles andI-x: lPO Purse. Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second. 00: third. 5: fourth. 5. Index Horses AWtlPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Ouners Equiv. Odds Strt 23557 = ROYAL Rl BY w 108 3 1 31 Z* V R Mozcr B Herman 148-100 23601 BOUNCING BALL wr. 111 5 3 l"k P 23 F M Smith J M Cooper 610-100 23937 PEGGY LEE w 108 9 6 25 211 3i W Noel II P Gardner 992-100 23601 WOO PEACE vv 113 1 2 4 ?. 41 4= R Jones Out West Stable 377-100 23557 OUTS IMAGE vv 10S 4 5 r, 51 r.» J Levland Mrs L M Holmes 8628-100 23484 MA7.ZIE WB 10S 6 9 9 7J 61 H Trotsek Mrs A Holland 1351-100 23213 SENTRY LASS W 108 2 4 Sh 81 7 . C E Owen T E Crist 4411-100 23601 BLACK DARLING vv 116 8 7 61 61" 83 C E Allen Irwin I, S and S Co 1574-101 234293RCNMAID vv 108 7 8 71 9 9 R Pe Pma G W Atkinson 1100-lO.t Time, :24. AS. :E44d- Track fast. , MUTUETS PATD , EOUIVAL NT BOOKING ODDS-ROYAL RUBY .96 $ 3.J8 .56 148—100 C4— 100 28—100 BOUNCING BALL 5.42 3.90 171—100 95—100 PEGGY LEE 4.20 110—100 Winner Ch. f. by The Porter- Ruby Hyains, by Orlando trained by G. H. Morton; bred by Mr. Edward It. McLean I. WENT TO POST— 3:08. AT POST— 7 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driving. ROYAL RlBY began fast, but was outpaced to Hu stretch by BOUNCING BALL and PEGGY LEE. then came to the outside r.nd, parsing tlum in the last sixteenth, won g«.ing away. BOCNCIXO HALL showed inn. li the mo t early speed and raced IECJY LEE into defeat, but tailed to withstand the winner. P0GGY LEE was forced wide on the tu ns by BOCXC1XO BALL and tired after forcing the early pace. WOODFACE saved ground by racing next to the inner rail and finished veil. MAZZIE acted fractiously While at the barrier and began slowly. SKNlItY LASS lacked speed. Scratched 23J91 Tluiiilercr.-sh. 108: 23510 Ilaimouy, 10S. Corrected weight — Woodface. IIS. 9nQ FOURTH RACE— 5 1-2 Turlongs. Racial Potter. £ept. 22, 1925— 1:053/5— 4— 112. Gen-Jmt ~m: jf £y *_? eva Handicap. Purje ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 50; second. 03; thiid, 5 10C: fourth. 0. Index Horses AWtlPSt 4 •£ Str Kin Jockeys Owners E |ii: v. Odds Str t 33526 ORESTES II. w 5 108 16 5" 31 21 11 J Leyland Miss M Kelly U03-100 23444 ANACONDA w f. 106 3 5 74 7s 51 21 P Rennie C D Pryor UK-M 213261HT TIME vv 5 114 2 2 lh 21 31 35 S Steele Joliet Stable 131-100 24011:CONul"ISTAI OR vv 4 110 8 7 2 J V 1" 4» R Jones Irwin L S and S Co 2S".-100 tit— TAMARIND w G Hi: 7 3 6: 41 61 5= L Brown Strite and Valentine fl933-100 23607 Y tSHELX wc 5 99 4 1 3» 6h 4h 68 A Prgrass It Z Jenkins 431-100 22216 RUNOLATHE WD 6 97 6 4 4» 5i 7s 7* J Inzelone Strite and Valentine | 20713 SEVENTN SIXTY vv 3 106 5 8 8 S 8 8 W Noel H P Gardner 3722-100 ■ftouph-d as Strite and Valentine entry. Time, :23*5. :47i. 1:00%, 1:08. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUIVALENT BOOKING ODDS-ORESTES II 5.86 7.98 .64 2193—100 799—100 182—100 ANACONDA 11.78 6.02 489—100 201—100 HOT TIME 2.68 34—100 Winner — 15. g, by Le Traquet — Lady Bacchante, by Gallinule trained by T. F. Bornman: bred in France bv Mr. J. I. Colin. WENT TO POST— 3:37. AT POST— 8 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Comiuistador. Won driving: second and third the same. ORESTES 1L, close up from the start, came with a great rush through the stretch when ridden hard and raced into the lead when n sixteenth out to win drawing clear. ANACONDA was forced back soon after the start, but saved much ground on the turns and finished gamely. HOT TIME was forced to race fast in the early running and begaa tiring after racing CONQUISTADOR into defeat. CONQUISTADOR acted badly at the post and was away poorly, then showed fine speed, but ;ut badly when reaching tne last sixteenth. SEVENTEEN SIXTY ran poorly. VOSHEI.L ran far below his true form. Hcrweights — Orestes II.. 3 i ounds: Tamarind. 4: Voshell. 4: Runolathe. 2. 9 1 Aft A FIFTH RACE— 1 MilT.~Fiora M.. May 1. 1928—1 :3920— 4— 1070 PurleLOCO. 3-year-JmlM:Jjj olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00: second, 00; third, 5; fourth. 5. Index Horses A Wt 11St 4 !.. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners l-. iui . . :Mds Strt 23360*11 BE1 wis 4 114 1 4 llv. P 1« 1* 11 J ParmTee Pueblo Stable 3eb-100 23562»0PI:N HAND w 5 112 9 1 10» 10" 105 41 2l J Gelloni W Caywood l:iW-l«l 23490 JOHN J. S. wn 3 104 11 10 71 7h 8. fr 5- F M Smith M B Cohn 2379-100 23529 -*Si;Tirs PREMI Mw f, 109 2 2 22 2 21! 2» 42 C Landolt Mrs J W Smith r.71-100 23422 IFOREBEC vv 3 101 7 7 5"* 4h 42 3h V M Meyer Palmo Stock Fai-a Sta ."S-100 23600*FLOI:i:NHA w 4 105 i 5 6» 61 T1* 8 6h L Brown Strite and Valentine 1211-100 23493*PRY MOON wn 10 108 12 11 11" 9» 5"? 7i P Oharlitz B F McClain Jr H9H-1M 23426 I.AKTARE w 4 101 4 6 J1 3» !» 5* 8uk F Halbert Arsonia Stable 4277-100 23528 THE oRLEANIAN w 3 101 3 9 4 V 6" H 9* W Noel Old Hickory Stable .".S3-100 23357 = STAU FALCON w 6 114 6 12 9111= 9s 101010- S Hicks J Mandona t 23830CAPTAIN" L»ONANwr 6 114 10 3 81 81 11» 11= 11 J Inzelone Joliet Stable 2402-100 23884,CAVALRY WB . 106 8 8 12 12 12 12 12 E Warlen C E I.enahan t tMutuel field. Time. :24S. :48%. 1:1525. 1:42. Track fast. , S3 MUTUELS PAID , EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- HEED .16 .40 .00 358—100 220—100 250—100 OPEN HAND 1186 10.92 493—100 446—100 JOHN J. S 10.96 448—100 Winner - h. e, by The Manager — Caution, by Planudes trained by W. Sims; bred by Mr. Thomas O. McDowell. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST — 4:09. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. HEED raced into the lead soou after the start and. holding U gamely, outfinished the fast coming OPEN HAND. The latter was far back for the first half mile and forced to race wide, but finished gamely after dosing an immense gap. JOHN J. S. ran a good race an. I made » game ftatah. SETHS PREMIUM raced prominently, but began tiring in the last eighth. DRY M " N bad no mishaps. LAE-TARH ran a good race, but tired after reaching the last eighth. FOREREC, well up from the start, began tiring in the stretch. Scratcned-23401 Ali Baba. 114: 24014 Jubal Early, 114. Overweight — John J. S., 2 pounds. •T A tkftl SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Cross Bow, May 31. 1926— 1:4525— 3 — 101. Purse 00. irivllJ. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00: third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses AWtlPSt U % Str Fin Jockeys Owneri E«iuir. O.leY Strt 23471 CLAPPER w o 117 6 2 21 l.J ll lnk l1 C E Allen Mrs A R Smith 17-btO •R;.-»08-.IIM DAHLMAN vv 3 102 4 4 32 31 2l 22 22 P Charlitz B F McClain Jr 2.92-100 24014 DUNBEATH vvi; .". 114 I E 4s 4s 4« V* 3s E T Moore D E Wishard 1463-100 23361 MONTEAGI.E ws 4 109 2 3 V 62 5 1 31 41 M Mitchell T Nestor 1980-100 20319 IEIIRAH wn 7 107 8 1 l1 211 3= 4» 5H C Critchfd R Z Jenkins 936-100 23545 TRIBAL w .". 104 7 7 712 5» 6s 6» 6 R Warner B Herman 4910-100 22730 STREET LIZ vv r, 107 3 8 8 8 8 719 7" J Caverns E E Major 149-100 18912" MOI.KEE w 3 102 1 6 6" 7" 7» 8 8 V Noel Lyda Mae Stable 8.784-100 Time. :24, :48S. 1:M%. 1:43*5. 1:49«5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID v EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-s CLAPPER .14 .06 .30 157—100 102—100 C5— 100 JIM DAHLMAN 16.84 8.30 742—100 315— IM DUNBEATH 4.74 1S7— 100 Winner— Ch. g. by I.errilldon — Starry Relle, by Star Shoot trained by D. J. ODrien; bied by estate of Mr. Lewis Garth i. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 4 35. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. CLAIIER raced into the lead soon after the start and held sway for the entire race. JIM DAHLMAN raced prominently from the start and was racing weil through the final drive. IHNP.EATII was going well at lie end and closed a gap in the last quarter. MONTEAGI.E ran a good race. STREET LIZ ran a bad race under a weak rider. Scratched— 23237 Forbearance. 114. Overweight — Jim Dahlman, 3 pounds. fP/ifhflCy SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Cross Bow. May 31. 1926— 1:452.,— 3— 101. Purse £i -i:jf vjt G0. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second. 00: third, 0; fourth. 5. Index Horses AWtlPSt 3 % Str Fio Jockeys Owners I." .juiv. 1Mb Strt 23612 TOM BYRNE w 3 102 3 1 l2 ll 1- lj 1*1 R PipjUl B Olsen lSS-DO S3376*qt ICK ASSET vv 3 92 5 3 2i 21 21 22 2« D Chamn T P Feelv 1603-100 23493 BIRD BEHAVE w 5 120 7 4 3 3" 3« 3» 34 F M Smith W B Wolken 8..3-100 23472*FEII AY 13TH vv 7 112 2 2 6 3* 7s 41 4 C Critchfd Mrs B E Lamport 3131-100 23128 HOUNKRO wc 10 109 1 8 7* 74 6V 7* 5» G Woolfe A J Molera 608-100 23406 PCES OF LHGHTwb 3 108 4 6 51 6l 53 5h 62 C McCrsn G P Lastar 731-100 23853 "RIB GRASS w 9 112 6 7 4J 4h 42 6 710 J Inzelone Joliet Stable S77-100 23706 CLIQUE « 0 120 8 .7 8 8 8 8 8 CE Allen Mrs W J Haves C34-100 Time. :24V :49%. l:16 /5, 1:42. 1:49. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID— - ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-TOM BYRNE .32 .20 .06 166—100 11C— 100 53—100 aUICK ASSET 11.68 5.32 484—100 166—100 BIRD BEHAVE 4.74 137—100 Winner — Ch. c. by Le Dinosanre — Go.dfeather. by Guldcres Irained by R. William*: br.-d by Mr. C. P. Sneed . Winner ent-red to l e claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:C2. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start g ;od and slow. Wmi easily: second and third driving. TOM BYRNE began f;ist. showed the most speed all the way and won as his rider pleased. QUICK ASSET followed the winner closest and raced well through the stretch. BIRD IJEHAVK ran weil and had no mishaps. FRIDAY MTH came fast and gamely in the stretch. PIECES OF BIGHT had no mishaps. LH.Ui; ran a,bad race. Scrati let:— 24014 Arragosa. 11.".: 23122 Haiti. 117. Overweights -Quick Asset. 1 pound: Pieces of Eight. 1.
