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PIMLICO PIMLICO. MD.. SATURDAY, MAY 12. 1928— 1 Mile. Eleventh and fast day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring meeling of 11 upys. Weather clear. Stewards, A. 0. Weston, J. Brown, Jr., and A. H. Morris. Judges, J. 15. Campbell, F. G. Riggs and II. P. Conkling. Starters, J. F. Milton. Racing Secretary. J. 15. Campbell. Racing ■tarts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 2:30 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, II blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. O/fl A "g "i FIRST RACE— 2 1-4 Miles. Consolation Steeplechase. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and up-A4tH1 ward. Handicap. Net value to winner ,400: second, £400; third, 00. Inder Horses A Wt IP St 4 8 12 14 Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 15141 BAR LEYCORN w 7 150 2 1 ll 3" 31 1= l2 D Byers J E Widener 103-100 24295 DRN 1 E YERTUws 6 138 7 5 3s 5 4n* 28 V* F Preece W Seyburn 3030-100 24243 PHIDIAS w 7 140 1 2 6 lnk 5 4 32 R H Cfrd Sunnyland Stable 1063-100 24243 ANGUS w C 133 5 4 5J 4J 2= 3"k 4 N Harris J A Parsons CS10-100 tit 17 NOMAD wb 5 141 4 3 2"* 2»J lnk P.. out. O Brnins Mai shall Field 315-100 24243 VITAMIN w 9 135 3 7 4= Lost rider. Nv Moals i A Saportas Jr 6155-100 1 981 2 = SKEDADDLE w 4 148 6 6 Fell. J Pierce E If Byers 290-100 Time, 4:273£. Track fast. , 32 MUTUELS PAID , -EftUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— BARLEYCORN ,.8 4.10 .70 .80 105—100 85—100 40—100 DRAGON DE VERTTJ 13.00 3.90 550—100 95—100 PHIDIAS 3.80 90—100 Winner 15. Five trained J. H. bred by Mr. J. — g, by Light Brigade — Aces, by Disguise by Lewis; O. Mill in i. WENT TO POST— 2:29. AT POST— 4 mnutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third the same. BARLEYCORN raced .lose up and took the lead, then was passed, but came again in the last half Into nn easy lead when NdMAI bolted out of the course near the last jump and held DRAGON 1E TBIO safe. The latter, jumping well and always close up, finished resolutely. PHIDIAS jumped well, but was taken wide all the way and tired after going the first two turns of the field, but outfinished the tiring JINULH. The latter made several efforts to take the lead, but made a bad landing at the twelfth jump and tired. NOMAD was well in the lead when he bolted through the brush on the last turn and ran out of the course. VITAMIN lost his rider at the fifth jump and SKEDADDLE fell at the first. overweight — Vitamin, 3 pounds. VA/ti 9 SFCCND RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Shuffle Along, Nov. 3. 1923— 1:42%— 3— 110. £u ~S. ~Hz JL J Turce ,300. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming, Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 50. Index Horses AWtlPSt 4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24249: -FRANCES ROCK W 5 113 9 8 7uk 6» Vi l°k lh P McGinis J Bishop 180-100 23795-JENNY DEAN w 4 DE 4 7 5h 5» 73 4"k 21 A Bulcroft Mrs J W Dayton 585-100 23051 JIM BRIDGER w 3 112 8 9 S* 7h 4nk 3« 3i L Jenner Nevada Stock Farm Sta 1005-100 23872*SUCKY vvn 3 101 6 4 2h 1!J l1 2» 4bL A Robtsn P H Faulconer 470-100 24;09-MEISTER wb E 123 7 5 43 2"k 2nt 3°k 5* J Shanks Mrs A Q Robertson 980-100 2432K SELFISH v 4 US 10 0 61 81 9» 61 6 J A Abel F J Gilroy 4675-100 24209 HIGHWAYMAN wb 5 121 2 1 93 10 10 9" 71 P Godwin Sunnyland Stable 975-100 24329 FABLE wb 4 118 3 3 l1 31 Si 7"k 8- O Brown W J Owens 12195-100 2420»*O1TRIEDA v. r. 1 113 5 2 3" 4" 6" 8»k 91 II Little S Louis 2780-100 24296*L1NEN KING w 3 107 110 10 9h 5h 10 10 J C Mergr E P Summerfield 1310-100 Time, :24*5, .49%, 1:15. 1A2%. 1:48. Track fast. , MUTUEL6 PAID i EGuTVALNT BOOKING ODDS-PRANCES ROCK .60 .50 .00 180—100 75—100 50—100 JENNY DEAN 5.50 4.60 175—100 130—100 JIM BRIDGER 7.80 290—100 Winner — B. ni, by St. Roil: — Frankness, by Miller trained by J. Bishop; bred by Mr. John E. Madden!. Winner entered to lie claimed for *J,O00. WENT TO POST— 3:10. AT POST— 2 minutes. Slart good and slow. Won driing; second and third easily. FRANCES ROCK, outrun early and forced to race on the outside, worked her way into third place rapidly, then passed SUCKY into the lead and, under hard riding, barely managed to outfinish JENNY DEAN. The latter suffered from interference on the first turn and was missed about badly, but secured a clear course on the outside and finished fast. JIM BRIDGRR b«-gan slowly and finished fast. SUCKY tired after taking the lead. FAI5I.E and MEISTER quit. Sirat.licd— 242S»8"Rim. 121; 24209 Gaffncy. 110; 24298 Red Scot, 109. * A A -6 Q THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Watervale. May 17, 1911—1:51—3—112. Purse ,300. 3-Alr4:iJL«IP year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net vahie to winner 00; second, 50; third, 50. I dex Horses AWtPPSt V* Vx % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24333- "VALENTINO vvp. G 126 7 1 1* l5 1* Dili E Barnes FC Frisbie 320-100 24171 MIRACLE w 4 122 6 2 21 21 31 *• 2» A Abel K E Hitt 315-100 24211*CLIB wb 3 107 3 7 7J 6" ? 3! 31 J C Mergr ■ Ross 920-100 24333 HARRY BEAL wb 3 114 5 8 8 71* 4i 4i 41 O Brown J E Beal 2400-100 24332s KANDriT vv 6 112 8 3 31 3"k 5nk 5»J 5* R Jackson HG Bedwell 795-100 24332 **TCRQUOISE wb 4 117 4 6 4Ji 5"" 61 63 65 A Robtsn S Louis 380-100 24 332 BAtKROPE wb 4 122 1 4 5" 4" 78 7s 713 D Mergler R Parr 1050-100 23975 RED CURL wr, 4 117 2 5 6U 8 8 8 8 J Crgmyle L I octor 2880-100 Time, :24*i, :49%, l:H%, 1:42. 1:56V5. Track fast. , MTJTTJELS PAID « ,-EO.UTVALNT BOOKING ODDS-VALENTINO .40 .50 .60 320—100 125—100 80—100 MIRACLE 5.40 4.50 170—100 125—100 CLUB 4.60 130—100 Winner — 15. h, by Whisk Proem II.— Beauteous, by nnmburg trained by F. C. Frisbie; bred by Mr. Darrv Payne Whitney. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:46. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and fo;-t. Won ridden out: second and third driving. VALENTINO sprinted into a long lead, held it resolutely when forced to a drive and was under hard riding to outfinish MIRAl LE. The latter raced forwardly and was slowly wearing the winner down. CLUB raced on the ootsMe and lost consid rable ground when he came wide on the stretch turn, but finished gamely. HARRY" PEAL worked his way up on the inside and finished gamely. KANDUIT quit. Scratehed— 24215 Mens Meg. 117. directed weight — Valentino. 126. 4T» A A -J» /i FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Mainmast. May 6. 1924— 1:10*6— 6— 116. Southern Handi-As-4Z4 JL cap. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ,000; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt ],4 V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equi v. Odds Strt 24246:ORPORAL W 3 107 4 2 4l 3nk lh lh J C Merg r R L Freeman 495-100 24050 -LASSA wb 4 107 6 8 5" 4h 3= 2" J Crgmyle S Ross 410-100 24170 liRENIER wn 6 109 3 4 2h 21 l!"k 35 E Barnes Mrs W J Giblin 465-100 24245 CANDY" HOG w 4 114 8 5 61*. 6» 51 4 J P AValls H T Archibald 245-100 24051 HIGH GAME wb 3 103 2 6 1» HI i* 51?. J Callabn A Barklie 1190-100 20171 EVER MORE w 4 105 1 1 S» 53 6= 61 L Pichon Seagram Stable 2315-100 21315--RFNDALE w 3 10 7 3 74 7= 73 7i A Robtsn Ascot Stable 2215-100 1»782KL1»JELLER wb C 112 5 7 S 8 8 8 11 Jackson H G Bedwell 1470-100 Time. :2325. :48. 1:13*5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , -EGUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— CORPORAL 1.90 .00 .40 495—100 150—100 70—100 LASSA 4.40 3.20 120—100 60—100 GRENIER 4.00 100— 10C Winnr — B. c, by George Smith — Coretta, by Cylgad trained by E. Tnieman; bred by Mr. F. W. Armstrong. WENT TO POST— 4:23. AT POST— 1 minute. Stnrt bm4 and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. CORPORAL, hard ridden from the start and close up, came to the outside and in a hard drive out-finished LASSA. The latter began slowly, but worked her way up on the inside and, finishing fast, barely failed to get up. JRENIER was hard ridden all the way and finished gamely. CANDY BOG was on the citside all il:e way. HIGH CAME was. in a jam shortly after the start, then secured racing room on the inside and rihed into the lead, but tired. EVER MORE ran well for a half mile. Scratched- 24087 Stephanus. 110: 24331 Prompter, 100: 24170 Manuscript. 100. ep A A ~6 K riFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Shuffle Along, Nov. 3. 1923— 1:42V»— 3— 110. ■ii-t Arundel Purse. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner SI. 000; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtlPSt i || % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt t4333 SOCIAL, MUG w 4 119 3 4 t 31 3h l3 D C Kummer E M Byers 100-100 24245 BALKO wn 3 105 5 2 lh lh lnk 2h 21 J Callabn W M Martin 465-100 24051 NOlNi: . wb 3 107 1 3 4" 4 45 3- 31 A Robtsn B F Sanford 993-100 24214 LA MORTE w 4 119 2 1 6 6 and 41 4° E Barnes H G Bedwell 1263-100 24331 PROMPTER w n 3 105 C 6 2= 2= 211 5»1 51 O Bradley Dilwin Farm Stable 4110-100 24309 WILLIE K. W 4 121 4 5 5- .V 6 6 6 D Mergler W Keating 420-100 Time, :24, :492s. I:MK, 1:41. 1:45«5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-SOCIAL MUG 5 4.00 .70 .30 100—100 35—100 15—100 BALKO 4.00 3.00 100—100 50— 10C KOINE 3.50 75—100 Winner— P.. g. by 15rown Prime II. — Select Shot, by Star Shoot trained by M. Hirsch; bred by Mr. Hal 1ri.e Ileadley. WENT TO IOST— 4:59. AT POST— 1 minute. Stait good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. SOCIAL Ml ; need in rlMC up pursuit of the leaders and, coming through between them after en-t ring the JMBM stnt.li, fttmt l.Al.KO and won in a canter. BALKO set a good pace and raced PROMPTER into defeat, but could not withstand the winner. KOINE raced close up, made repeated efforts and continued with good courage. LA MORTE, a trailer. hallenged and finished gamely. PROMPTER "as made too nun h u-c of in racing with BALKO and tired. WILLIE K. ran a bad race. S.rnt ii-d— 2124S Fore Lark. 119. f A A -4 £* SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Hephaistos, May 10. 1922—1:44—3—107. Twelfth Run- -i-iJLO ning PIMLICO SPRING HANDICAP. ,500 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ,430: second, ,000; thiid, 00; fourth, 50. Index Horses AWtPPSt M Va % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24297 mANTHR w 5 118 4 3 6"k 2*k D * ln S ODnell J FJ Griffith 320-100 24005SIR HARRY wb 4 117 6 10 10 71 CI 21 23 L Pichon Seagram Stable 13-100 24053BANT N wb 5 107 8 8 8= C 3h »• 3h J Crgmyle E R Morehouse 1370-100 24005 FLIPPANT w 4 107 7 9 yh 91 7nk 53 4h O Fields Sage Stable J130-100 24»05 BIDDY BAUER w 4 HO 2 2 4" 31 4h 41 5i L Craver Idle Hour Stk Fm Sta 1315-ltiO 24245 AUCJLLA wb 5 106 5 3 E1 8J 81 6" 6- A Robtsn C C Kmithson 2290-100 24165KENTl"CKY II. w 4 120 3 1 2"k lu 51 71 75 C Kunimtr A C Schwartz J 24245 3MONTFHRRAT w 5 107 9 6 lh 41 21 Si 8= J Bejshak Sagamore Stable 1445-100 24240tJ. FRED A. wb 6 100 10 7 7»k 5" 9« 9s and8 B Palumbo J F Adams 4445-100 240885EDISTO wb 6 U3 1 4 3 10 10 10 10 L Steinht Seagram Stable J , tAdd«d ttarter. tCoupled as fage Stable and A. C. Schwartz entrv: iSeagram Stable entry. Time, :23«i. :48, 1:18%, 1:39%, l:46y5. Track fait. , MUTUELS PAID . EGUIVALNT BOOKING 0DD8-, CANTER .40 .40 .60 320—100 120—100 75—100 SEAGRAM STABLE ENTRY 6.50 4.40 225—100 120— 100 BANTON 6.50 225—100 Winner— Ch. h, by Wildair — Virginia L., by McGee trained by n. Rites; bred by Mr. J. E. Griffith. WENT TO POST— 5:37. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third easily. CANTER followed the pacemakers closely and, securing a clear course while saving ground on to* last turn, passed KENTUCKY II. and, racing in game fashion, managed to outfinish SIR HARRY. Th« latter began slowly, but came with a rush through the last half mile and was wearing the winner down. I5ANTON raeed prominently throughout and made a game finish. FLIPPANT was moving up fast on the inside when he was cut off on the far turn, then came to the outside and finished fast. BUDDY BAUER raced well. MONTFERRAT quit. Overweights — Hanton, 2 jiounds: Flippant, 2: J. Fred A., 2. *?/i A "1 T SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile ancf 70 Yards. Shuffle Along, Nov. 3. 1923— 1:42V5— 3— 110. i£g -tHt _I_ 4 Purse ,300. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 50. Index Horses ■ AWtlPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 24299= PRESS GANG wb 4 118 3 8 82 S8 71 V lnk J C Mergr J A Parsons 440-100 24329 KXW-ME-GNE wb 5 118 6 4 63 6" 5nk 3" 21 S Palumbo Mrs YV J Martin 915-100 19543HHXIE SMITH wb 7 11B 4 3 4" 3"k 2" 2" 3» W W Croe P M Burch 1005-100 24211*RED SPRUCE w 3 107 7 2 31 2h 3i 41 41 H Little P H Faulconer t6645-100 2 39 7 9 3* SPAN" SH PCESS w 3 104 11 6 52 52 4l 54 52 A Robtsn E Hancock 215-100 24299 ZUKER wb 6 123 9 5 2nk 4h f 6U 6" D Mergler J Y Christmas 4830-100 24172 NETTIE SWEEP w 5 120 8 11 11 105 10" S 7nk J Crgmyle 8 Burr.-side 755-100 24211 IRISH LORD w 3 110 2 7 72 7h 8s 7 1 81 E Barnes J P McGovern 5990-100 24126*SFKY" wb 4 115 10 9 91! 9» 9h 91" 92 L Edw ids B K Bryson 485-100 24172-DELUSIY"E w 8 110 5 10 102 11 11 11 10i A I ysou T Francis f 23745 FINISTERRE w 3 112 1 1 l1 l1 lh 10 11 T Burns YVoodlawn Stable 3520-100 tMutuel field. Time, :24%, :49y3, 1:15%, 1:42%, 1:47%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . EQUIVAL NT BOOKING ODDS- PRESS GANG 0.80 .20 .40 420—100 1C0— 100 120—100 KNOW-ME-GNOME 8.00 5.80 3C0— 100 190—100 DIXIE SMITH 7.30 265—100 YYinner — Ch. g, by Crimper — Zeureka. by Zeus trained by J. A. Parsons; bred by Mr. E. F. Whitney. YVinner entered to he claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 6:19. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Nettie Sweep. Won driving: «econd and third the same. PRESS GANG, away slowly and far out of it in the early stages, made up ground steadily on the outside, responded willingly to assume command at the eighth post and held o.i gannlv thereafter. KNOW-ME-«;NOME moved up fast on the inside on the far turn and finished resolutely. DIXIE SMITH was prominent throughout, slipped through on the inside when entering the stretch, but tired in the final drive. RED SPRUCE ran a good race. SPANISH PRINCESS was always close up. but tired. ZUKER tired under his weight. NETTIE SWEEP was sidewise when, the start came and was practically left, but closed a big gap. FINISTERRE tired badly. Scratched— 24329 Harry Carroll, 116; 24211 Deposition. 109; 24120 Sou ke Stark. 110. ■ — — a
