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OAIUT RACING FORM * AURORA — » AURORA. ILL.. TUESDAY. MAY 8. 1928--Exposition Turk 1 Mile. Seventh day. Exposition P:;rk Jochc.i lull. Spring mooting of 2!t days. Weather clear. Stewards. M. Nathunsou, C. F. Henry and C. 1.. iruuble. Placing Judges, it. A. Leigh, F. limine and . C. ainpau. Starter. II. Morrissey. 1!» in. Secretary. C. F. Henry HftCillg starts 2:1.~ p. in. Chicago daylight suxiiig tunc. V indicates wi.p, S spur-, 1*. blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of hor;o and weight carried. »Indicatea apprentice allowance. O/l fpandLfh FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile. Cup o Tea. June 23. 1925—1:12—3—108. Purss 00. 3-ycar- j £k*.andzbj olds. Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third. 5; fourth, . 5. Index dorses AUtlI.st 4 »._. Sti fin Jocke;. s Owners Knliiv. Odds Mr 1 24062- -OlICK. ASSET w yJ 1 7 V 4" 3» D G YVoolfe T P Feely 2U4-100 2390G NATIONAL. BRICK w 108" 3 11 7 i 7" 6" 21 K Hfman 9 Henze lSiJ-ldO 18561 COL. FALLON xv 110 12 1 2h 21 11 3** J Leyland T F Bornman t 24090 "ISAr.HLLA w lOfi 4 12 10= 8i 51 4" J Parmlee C D Pryor 17S-H0 23799*EUMl ELSTUSKIN wn 99 8 4 4 3h 24 51 J Inzelone Joliet Stable 44SO-100 M1S4*FAR AWAY xv 103 10 3 1" 6" 4.J 6= C Landolt J II Limbird 1933-100 17489 STAR OLORT xv 101 7 I 5 i 6= 7 1 71 A Prgrass J W Goode 470:5-100 P. J. CARR xv 10S I 8 11* 11* 8= 8s P Ronnie J Boland 1S40-1C0 24090 MY HAULING xv 98 9 I 8l 9=10* 9s E Warden Mrs W Collins 1G05S-100 240»0*KASV KISS xvi: 10". 0 9 9" 10l. 11? 102 J Gelloni L M Martin t 24132 AMI.ITIOUS xv 112 5 G 31 1| ii" 11= C E Allen Lyda Mae Stock F-m Sta 510-lUu •KDDIK CURTIS w 111 11 10 12 12 12 12 M Meyer Mrs L M Holmes 5053-100 j | tMutuel field. Time, ;23«3. :4935. 1:15. Track fast. I , MUTUELS PAID . ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— ttUICK ASSET .08 .70 .54 £04— 1C0 85—100 127—100 NATIONAL BRICK Field 9 01 8.98 352—100 349— 100 ! COL. FALLON Field 8.98 349—100 Winner P.. f, by Chntterton— ltrunctte II.. by Flint Rack trained by J. J. Iloltman; bred by Mr. Frank .1. Kellev. Jr.. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:16. AT POST— 3 minutes. Sart uood and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. QUICK ASSET, shuffled back at the siart, xvas forced to work her wav up on the outside and came wide into the stretch, then passed the leaders and won going away. NATIONAL BRICK, outpaced for the first half mile, found an opening on the inside in the stretch and outfinished COL. FALLON. The latter raced closest up and took the leal midway of the stretch, but could not hold it. ISABELLA ; j began slowly and was forced to race wide all the w;iy and c!o ed up much ground. EUMPE1.ST1I.T- i SKIN and FAR AWAY showed early speed and tired. AMBITIOUS raced into the lead after going the j first half, but tired. Scratches- 24".H Jean Scth, 08; 21131 Victoria, 09; 21S95 Marjanus, 08: 23390 Mr. Charlie, 10S: 23200 Bark Dale, 1W. Overweights — Quirk Asset, It pounds: Far Away. 2: My Darling. 4: Easy Kiss. 2. /LPt SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. Cup oT,_Tca. June 23, 1925—1:12—3—108. Purse 00. 3- Tt tt cj Jl year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net valuo to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; j fourth. 5. ! ■ Index Horses AWtlPSt V4 t| Str Kin Jockexs owners Iviuiv. Odds si t t i I 24134 -MISSiONAKY wJll 9 5 41 4". oj 11 E T Moore 1 B Wishard K6-M0 24135-T.AKL GEE wb 6 109 8 3 I1 l1 1* 25 C E Owen T E Crist 147-KO i S4174* •SUPKHPRAKK w C 114 4 2 31 3S 2" 31 C Landolt Pueblo Stable 279-100 23824*JOY BALL xv 3 103 3 9 G" G1 G1 4-» J Inzelone J C Gillein 40H4-10 j , 13752 J. G. DENNY xvb 7 112 6 1 51 51 5h 51 W Smith J II Brown 1U.9-100 24174*COI.L SCHOOLERw 6 104 2 7 TS 7- 75 Ch M Meyer J J Greely 61S-100 23542 INTENSE xvb 3 105 5 6 2" 2" 41 7s J Parmlee C D Pryor 2202-1C0 24174*HUo.X PINK xvb 7 114 14 Sh S3 S5 8« II Doggett C A Bernhardt 4707-KO 24135«TIIi: HANGMAN wn 4 101 7 8 9 9 9 9 T May W B Walker 15124-109 Time. :23=D. :483S. LUK. Track fast. . MUTDj-LS PAID - EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-MISSIONARY 9.10 .20 .54 855—100 160— 1C0 77—100 BALL GEE 3.12 2.40 56—100 20—100 SUPERFRANK 3.14 57—100 Winner — Ch. h, by Ilourless — Mission, by Pork Sand trained by D. E. Wishard: bred by Mr. August BelmoTit. Winner entered to be claimed for . .700. j WENT TO POST— 2:43. AT POST— 1 minute. ! Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MISSIONARY, after racing ciose up on the outside, came to the inside in the stretch and. challenging garni 1;. outfinisl.cd BALL GEE thiough the last sixteenth. BALL CRB raced into the lead at the start and sei the pace gamely until in the last eighth, but tired and sue limbed to the winner. BUPRR-FKANK raced close up throughout and finished gamely. JOY BALL xvas on the outside and lost ground and also had to overcome some interference. INTENSE forced the pace for the first half mile, then ! retired. I tf yg ST* e: «T» THIRD RACE— 4 1-2 rurlongs. Peggy. May 5. 1928— :53"3— 2— 1C8. Purse .0C0. 2-j 5lTt fei0 fe4 year-olds. Allowances. Net valr.e to winn-r 00: second. 00: third. 5: fourth. 5. j Index lbirses A Wt 1P St i Str Fill Jockeys Owners lv|inv. Odds Sir t 24010OAL BLACK xv US 8 ;"■ 2A 1 lnt P Eemiie Oil Hickory Stable 70-100 23356 PAUL BUN VAN xv 112 3 3 7: 61 i* L Whitcrc L M Scverson 1775-100 23539IOLLY POLLY xv 112 1 1 «* 2»| SJ R Jones J J Coughlin ]091-10e 24010 M C POOLE xv 112 2 G 4* 4" 4° J Levland Mrs L M Holmes 3:10:1-100 23982 = 01 I BET xv 109 f 7 V 5» 5" K Hfman J J Greely 2575-100 S4i33*8ENTRY LASS w 112 I 8 S 8 6» A Prgrass F E Crist 1S93-100 24175 HARMONY w 112 4 2 5J T" 72 P J McCbe Dixie Stable 8102-100 24058 : BOUNCING BALL w 115 7 4 31 3l. S F M Smith J M Cooper 373-100 Time, :24J5. :48. :54%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-COAL BLACK .40 46 .86 70—100 ft— 100 43—100 PAUL BUNYAN 7.72 5.14 £83—100 157— 1C0 DOLLY TOLLY 4.62 131— 1C0 Winn, r- 1lk. g. I.y Sir John Johnson — Claxonette, by Peter Quince trained by C. Iloubre: bred by estate of Mr. D W. Scott I. WENT TO POST— 3:10. AT POST— 1 minute. Start goxl and sloxv. Won drivin-;: second rnd third the same. COAI. BLACK began sc.mexvhat sloxvly. but ciosed a gap and forced the pace on the out.-do of DOLLY POLLY to the stn tch. then took a slight lead and. standing a long and hard drive gamely, outfiuish-d PAUL BUNYAN. The latter xvas outpaced to the stretch and seemingly xvas badly beaten, but suddenly raaw like a flash in the last eighth and xvas rapidly xvearing the xvinner doVn at the end. DOLLY POLLY set the early pace and raced xvell after being headed in the stretch. MAC POOLS ran a good race. BOUNCING BALL xvas speedy and close up for the first throe-eighths, but tired badly in the final drive. 949 FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. YUra i MT7~May 1. 1928— 1:39 -5— 4— 107T Pursa .C00. 3- Md ~£l and c3 d yer.r-olds and upward. Claiming. Net valuo to winner 00; second, 00; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Hacara A Wt 11St , J... ;lt Str Fin Jockeys- Owners E-ijuiv. Odds Strt 2413.-»-i:i:.l.lST xv 5 113 2 S 2J 3l 1"" li 1- J Inzelone B Creech ].I27-10I 24132 •SECRECY xxB 4 10S 3 2 V 2". 21 23 2"k M Meyer Mrs L M Holmes 145-100 M1M*BBAZEN xvb 5 113 1 1 5H1 h* 41 3| W Fisher G II Neal G13-10O 24096 PORRIDGE xvb 4 111 5 8 8 8 fi« 5* 4J R Finnrty L Ribes 326-100 taSMPOREBEC xv 3 101 4 4 6i 51 4h 31 5* P Charlitz B F McClain Jr 10-0-100 24174 BDGEWATER xvb 3 110 8 3 l1 1 3J G6 6» J Levland Needmore Stable 700-100 24090*SWT REOOLTNSw 4 103 G 7 7s 71 8 7J 1* C I andolt P Dunne 9421-100 24009*IAR OYER w 4 100 7 6 41 G= 7 8 8 R DaSSatt Joliet Stable C402-10C Time, :24J5. :48%. 1:14«5. 1.41. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— REALIST 0.54 0.02 .86 1927—100 401—100 243—100 SECRECY 3.08 2.C8 54—100 34—100 BRAZEN 3.40 70—100 Winner — U. g. by Manager Waite — Dream C.irl. by Yoter trained by B. Creech; bred by Mr. Thomas C. McDowell. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:36. AT POST— 1 minute. Start bad and rJ*W. Won easily: second and third driving. REALIST, sudlcnly improved and xvell ridden, overtook EDGKWATKB and raced into the lead wheu nearing the atrcteh turn and. finishing gamely, held SECRECY safe and xvas going away at the end. SECRECY raced close up from the start and challenged REALIST in the stretch, but tired and barely saved second place. BRAZEN xvas on the outside throughout and lost much ground, but xvas coming fast at the end. PORRIDGE xvas as good as left xvhen he turned sidev.is.. at the start, then closed an immense gap and xvould have been dangerous with an even start. PORSBEC tired in the final drive. ■DOBWATKB quit. Overweight — Edge water, 4 pounds. 9/19/f FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Rachel Potter, Sept. 22. 1925— 1:05%— 4— 112. Purse jandandtJ-E. ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 50; second. 00: third. 00: fourth. . Index Horses AWtllS v ■-.. Str bin Jockeys Owners Eqm v. Odds Sir t 23933 ANITA M. : xvi: 4 97 1 2 7 5 V 1" M Meyer J J Greely IsTT-lOO 24059 ORESTES II. xv 5 110 6 7 4i 3J * 21 J Leyland Miss M Kelly 9.14-100 S4SS4MERIWICK wb 3 10"1. 4 3 3l 4« 4J 3J W Smith W F Hausman 78S-100 24012 SIXTY xv 4 110 3 5 21 2» 31 4" C McCrsn H P Gardner 474-100 24059 CONQUISTADOR xv 4 106 7 1 1« I2 ll 5 1 R Jones Irxvin L S and S Co 1H7-100 24012 PAT xv 5 IOC 5 6 6* 62 66 6* P Rennie G I rumheller 274-100 23543 DREANA LEE wb 3 90 2 4 5 7 7 7 J Cavens L M Sevcrson 3065-100 Time, :24, :47«3. 1:0014. I:©?1!. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . EQUIVALNT BOOKING UDb- ANITA M 9.54 3.68 .02 1877—100 584—100 301—100 ORESTES II 7.42 5.40 271—100 170—100 MERIWICK 5.20 160—100 Winner— 15. t, by Sir Martin — Mozel, by Martinet trained by J. J. Greely; bred by Mr. L. A Moseley. WENT TO POST— 4:03. AT POST— 7 minutes. .Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. ANITA M. hejan fast, but immediately dropped back to the rear and appeared xvell beaten xvhon entering the stretch, then came xvith a nish through the last sixteenth and not up to nose ORESTES II. out in the last stride. ORESTES II. gained gradually and raced past CONQUISTADOR into the 1 ad when an eighth away, but cot, hi not xvithstand ANITA at. MRRIW1CK showid vast improennnt. raced close up all the xvay and finished xxith a ru-i. SIXTY fon-od the pace and challenged many times, but tired in the final drive. CONQUISTADOR set a fast pace anl racai into a long lead, then quit and was done in the stretch. Overw, -ights — Mcriwick. 2* pounds: Pat, 3. * A* K.K. SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile. Flora M.. May 1. 1928— 392.— 4— 107. Purs-s ,000. 3-year-400 olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 5: fourth. 5. Index Morses AWtlPSt 1 i i- :It Str Kin Jockeys Owners Eqiiiv. Odds strt S41351 •CUP Ti:.V xv 6 IOC 2 2 ll 1- l3 1- P J lariulee W M Cain :;:r.-lKl 23404I*RINCE Til TIIw- 8 118 1 3 41 41 21 21 2s R 1 e Pma Jones Stock Farm Sta 138-100 23600*RAYMN1 DALE xv i 10S 4 1 21 21 3i 3J 3i C Lyon S Polk 1227-1M 24173»RIOT w 4 105 3 6 6h G1 4» 41 42 L Connors Derby Stable 31,59-100 •24136THK ORLEANIAN W 3 106 6 7 7" 51 5» 5 5n* P Ronnie Old Hiikorv Stable 356-100 23383 BLH30 BRANCH w 5 110 7 8 8 8 Gl 61 6» J Guerra D L Keiffer 110S8-100 • 24135*SKTHS PRKMIUMw 5 108 8 5 51 71 7i 7« 7» J Gelloni Mrs J W Smith 1102-100 JB4174,BERRY PICKER wn 4 108 I 4 34 3» 8 8 8 A Bush F P Kriss 3707-100 Time, -.24%, :48yS 1:14*£, 1:40%, Track fast. j j | I ! , MUTUELS PAID , EaUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, CUP O TEA .70 .52 .68 335—100 76—100 34—100 PRINCE Til Til 2.76 2.36 38—100 18—100 RAYMOND DALE 3.26 63—100 Winner — It. m. hy Chicle — Safe nome, by Hilarious trained by W. M. Cain: bred by Short Grass StmD. Winner entered to be claimed Cat ,700. WENT TO POET— 4:40. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Wou easily; second and third driving. CUP » TEA raced into the lead after rounding the first turn and. setting a good pace, held PRINCE Til Til safe throughout and easily xvon all the xvay. PRINCE TII Til moved up fast after going t lu-first five-eighths, easily passing HAYMOND DALE, and finished fast and gamely. RAYMOND DAI.K showed speed in racing prominently all the way, but xvas tiring at the end. RIOT saved ground on all the turns, but suffered fiom repeated taking up. BERRX PICKER xvas done after going a half mile. *PA6?EZ.£Z. SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Cross Eow. May 31. 1926—1:45—3—101. Purse M-rAlOD ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second. C0; third. 5: fourth, 5. Index 5ata« AWtlPSt t ~i % Str Em Jock, ys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt titiS •HBC xvi: 5 112 7 2 2"" 2l 11 ll li M Meyer Mrs L M Holmes 213-100 24221 DUN DEATH xv 5 120 5 8 61 and 6» P 21 E T Moore D E Wisharl 826-100 •1095*ROCK CANDY xvn 4 115 3 5 51 6l 51 3- 34 II Trotsek E Hildebrandt 518-100 2J095 JIM DAHLMAN xv 3 101 4 3 3= 3 31 21 4« P Charlitz B F McClain Jr 1150-100 21179STAR FALCON wn G 113 8 7 81 75 7« 6i 5*1 C Landolt J Mandona |I1 Sjl t4Stt*BIRD BEHAVE xv 5 115 9 9 9« 81 XI 8- 6J F M Smith M B Colin 721-100 S4StS*RPH HART ST N w 4 110 10 4 lnk l,,k 2 4" 7= W Magner Mrs E Denemark t 24179tlIPY NEW YKARw 4 108 1 1 42 4 4| 7h 811 G Woolfe J J Holtman 497-100 24062 PCES OF EIGHT xv 3 110 2 10 10 10 10 9* 91 C McCrsn O Plaster 6411-100 24095 SCISSORS wn S 115 6 6 7" 9= 91 10 10 J Ford S Waterman 4051-100 tMutuel field. Time, :2i%. :48«i. l:la%, 1:41%. 1:48*5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID N EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS HEC .26 .76 .34 213—100 08—100 07—100 DUNEEATH 6.02 4.34 201—100 117—100 ROCK CANDY 3.72 86—100 Winner — Dr. k. by Ttajan— BeUa Desmond, by Desmond trained by L. M. Holmes; bred by Mr. John E. Madden*. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 5.075" AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. HEC followed RALPH llAKTKNSTKlN closely in the first half mile, then took the lead when called on and. coming fast in the stretch, out finished DUNEEATH. The latter could not get through until in the stretch, ihen came xvith a belated rush in the last sixteenth and finished faster than the winner. ROCK ANDY was on the outside all the xvay, losing ground, hnt made a game challenge in the stretch and finished close up. JIM DAHLMAN ran well and threatened after entering the stretch, but tired. STAR FALCON made up ground. RALPH IIARTENSTEIN led briefly in the first half mile, then xvas done. Scratched— 24014 Arragosa. 113: 21014 .Tubal Early, US; 24062 Friday 13th. 110; 2403G Clapper, 117. Overweight — Pieces of Eight, 4 pounds Corrected xveiglits— Dunbeath. 120: Hec. 112: Jim Pahlman. 101.
