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HAMILTON, OHIO HAMILTON. OHIO, SATURDAY. MAY 19. 1928— 1-2 Mile. Sixth day. Hamilton Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 18 days. Weather cloudy. Presiding Steward, J. T. Ireland. Associate Stewards, II. 1. Shepard and W. Hangman. Presiding Judge, W. 11. Booker. Associate Judge, OL Stands. Starter, G. Wingfield. Racing Secretary, T. J. I.rown. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 2:15 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track reeord, age of horse and weights carried. *Indiates apprentice allowance. 9 AfandQkfh FIRST RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs. Donation 00. 2-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to 443 winner 15; second, 5; third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 24264 SAUCY POLLY w 108 1 E 22 li l« W Pmrose Guciardo Bros 1330-100 24600 JIMMAI.EE w 105 6 7 51 2 2* C S Phils Mrs W F Meehan 1720-100 245162LOW SHOES w 112 5 4 8 5 3" R Zcchini II Garth 110-100 24516 ARVILLA II. w 110 7 2 4h 4nk 4 J Hatton T S Hampton 9280-100 TACHECO w 103 2 1 7 6 5 S Bond C N Jones 2320-100 24600 ROCK TRAP wn 104 4 6 Gl 3 Fell.K McCray O L Kilpatrick 2200-100 24600ELBEE w 112 8 3 V Fell. T Malley Mrs W I Bernhardt 210-10 24600 -MISS BEAVRKILLwn 112 3 8 3 Fell. S Madd-«n O E Keline 740 100 Time. 1:03%. Track heavy. r- SURPLUS REFUND- , EQUIVALENT EOOKING , SAUCY POLLY 8.60 $ 7.40 $ 3.20 1330—100 270—100 60—100 JIMMALEE 16.20 5.40 710—100 170—100 LOW SHOES 2.40 20—100 Winner — Ch. t. by Audacious — Princess Polly, by Prince Palatine trained by R. Guciardo; bred by Mr. Robert L. Gerry. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 2:19. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third easily. SAUCY POLLY saved ground on the first turn, where all of the others excepting EI. BEE ran very i wide, then held the race safe through the stretch. JIMMAI.EK swerved over in front of ROCK TRAP midway of the stretch, causing the latter to stumble and fall, then finished well. LOW SHOES suffered from serious interference on the first turn when forced to the extreme outside, but closed up much ground afterwards. ARVILLA II. finished gamely. ROCK TRAP was close up when he fell. EI. REM apparently had the race at her mercy when she stumbled and fell when nearing the stretch turn. MISS BEAVEREILL fe ll over her. Scratched— 241 88 Oh Me. 117: 23P04 Lilly E.. 112: Miss Jimbill, 112, Overweights — Saucy Polly, 3 pounds; Arvilla II.. 2; Rock Trap. 1. O/IJCh"! SECOND PACE— About 5-8 Mile. Donation 00. 3- and 4-ycar-olds. Claiming. Net id-JrrO JL value to winner 75; second. 5; third, 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % k Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Rook. Strt 24181"*IKRAI.TA WB I 93 1 2 21 1» 1* 1 = 1 N Coltoff J M Emery 190-100 24434 PENNYRILE w 3 101 2 1 3= 21 2* 2* G S Phils L C Everilt 590-100 •M434 BLUE AGATE wb 3 103 7 6 G 52 SS V J Klnbard G S Ball 2720-100 24392 J SNAPPY PAL w I 103 4 7 7J 65 5 41 H Brown B McSherry 2320-100 24567 =THE FRCII GIRLwn 3 103 3 I 4 31 4 55 T Malley K M Little 170-100 24567 TITTER w 3 P6 5 8 8 7 7 61 J II Rice. L B Underwood 2780-100 24348 MISS LILLIAN wb 3 106 8 3 li42 61 7 1 Fowler Mrs I J Collins 1610-100 24517 =ST. CECELIA ws 3 100 6 4 V Fell. W Bonner S Jones 740-100 Time, 1:03%. Track heavy. -52 SURPLUS REFUND- , EQUIVALENT BOOKING PFRALTA .80 .00 .80 190—100 150—100 90—100 PENNYRILE 5.80 4.80 190—100 140—100 BLUE AGATE 5.20 160—100 Winner — B. c. by Disguise — Rosella. by Voter trained by J. M. Emery; bred by Mr. John II. Ross-eter. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:48 AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. PERALTA saved ground on the first turn, where MISS LILLIAN ran out and, racing into a long lead, kept it to the end. PENNYRILE held the others safe all through the last half. BLUB AGATE gained steadily and easily took third place in the stretch. SNAPPY PAL finished resolutely. THE FRENCH GIRL stumbled several times and gave up in the stret-h. MISS LILLIAN quit badly. Scratched— 24602018, 103; 24507Jack O Lecn. 101; 24602 Jane Elizabeth, 98; 21403 Spanish Fiver. 100. Overweights — Peralta, 1 pound; Pennyrilc, 4; P.lue Agate, 5; Snappy Pal. 3; The French Girl, 5; Miss Lillian, 5; St. Cecelia. 4. fP/ift€fP THIRD RACE— About 5-8 Mile. Dor.afon 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net rf£vP«7f value to winner ; second, 5: third, S50. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt 2443.VPURE DEE w 8 112 12 21 2 1 11 S Banks A B Jessop 190-100 244332JOF wb 5 111 7 4 42 4" 2= 22 J Hatton- Selby and Van Meter 540-100 24520 BERTRAM W. wb 5 105 8 5 5 52 52 31 K Gleed K Vanderjack 1630-100 24317 FABER wb 8 108 4 3 3" 31 41 41 II Brown Mrs J W Pinkham 88S0-100 C4314 = ROMA w 8 104 6 1 1" 1" 3 5 T Malley T Shearn ""0-103 20909 RATL McNMRAwb 4 108 3 6 Gl 71 7* Gl W Pmrose A Stevens C410-100 24103 WATCH IT wb 4 106 2 7 7 61 61 7« C S Phils E II Perkins 620 100 025431SALLY DOR w 5 109 5 8 8 888R Zcchini W L Hatcliett 740-100 Time. 1:05. Track heavy. S2 SURPLUS REFUND- , EQUIVALENT BOOKING . PURE DEE .80 .60 .20 190—190 83—100 63—100 JOF 4 00 3 80 100—100 93—100 BERTRAM W 4.C0 130—100 Winner— B. g, by Martinet— Lady Sebree. by Yo Puedo trained by A. B. Jessop; bred by Mr. C. W. Sebree. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 3:15. AT POST— 1J minutes. Start gooel and slow. Won driving: second ami third the same. PURE DEE raced close up and. taking the lead in the stretch, held it gamely in the final drive. JOF saved ground on the first turn, where the leaders ran out. and made a game rush on the inside through the stretch. BERTRAM W. closed up gamely in the final V;;!.th and easily headed FABBB The latter and ROMA tired. Scratched— 24482 Newt, 100: 2i3152Uncle Abe. 106: 24315 Carrie Belle. 10S; 24483 Mark Aurele 106. Overweights — Pure Dee, 2 pounds: Faber, 2; Ila-/el McNamara, 4. Corrected weight — Roma. 104. i jLdPJQ FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Donation 00. 5-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net Ad-dfcxL»s «L value to winner 75; second. 5; third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi % Str Fiu Jockeys Owners Equiv. Book. Strt .1182 EARL POOL wn T Ml 4 1 1« 1» l.l* T Malley W II Hoist 7M-1M 84518»VIENNESE w 7 102 2 3 31 3" 32 2- K Gleed T Herbert "90-100 21024 SINGLEHAND wn G 109 3 2 22 22 21 3=1 W Pmrose Guciardo Bro* OiO-lOO 24317BILLY OHARE ws G 104 5 5 5 62 6» 42 J Congore EP Barnes 2S-0-100 21569 LITTLE JIMMY w 6 109 6 7 62 5" 5« 52 R Zcchini W O Powell -Xl-lOO 05681 THOMAS PIATT w 6 104 7 8 8 8 72 61 J Klnbard S Jones 2SSO-100 84,438 CHARGE ON w 5 109 16 4 4« 41 7» D Fowler W Miller 300 100 23810SPEARO wb 5 104 8 4 7 7"" 8 8 J Wise II Good ir,40-l00 Time. 1:21. Track heavy. 2 SURPLBS REFUND- , EQUIVALENT BOOKING , t,.t ,.„„, EAHJ-POOL 7.20 .80 .40 760—100 240—100 120—100 VIENNESE 4.40 3.60 120—100 80—100 SINGLEHAND 4.00 100-100 Winner— Ch. g, by Delhi— Bonnie Carrie, by Ogden trained by A. Cragin; bred by Mr. Thomas Continued on twelfth page. HAMILTON Continued from third pagel. Piatt. Winner entered U be laimcd lor StHKl. WENT TO POST— 3:46. AT POST— J minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and tliird driving. i:UI. POOL took tlie lead at once and won in a canter. VIENNESE finished gamely and headed 8INCLEHAND in the final stride. The latter had no mishaps and finished gamely although tiring. BILLY DllAKE finished fast. LITTLE JIMMY could neer get up. CHARGE ON rau very wide ou the first tnrji. Scratch**-21209 Impossible, 109: 24518 Air Mail, 107; MMB P.ill.v Welch. 104: 2414C Uncle Poll. 112. *T ~/i£± FIFTH HACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Donation 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net TbMJt Tb value to winner 50: second. 00: third, 0. Index Horses a wt i rst ■, i, -v4 Mr r in Jockeys IMraen E |tiiv. ItooK. Mr t iiSil loll: Tl-.l.N SIXTVw 4 104 5 I i 1 li V U T Malley Looker Clark .".lO-lOO 24572-WLACK MAID wn 4 103 2 2 3h 3" 2i 2= 2= W Barrett H Garth 5H0-1O0 23837OI. ALSTON]-; vv 6 120 C 4 45 iS 3= V 33 D Fowler I J Collins 230-10.I 24484 -CLASS MAID vv 8 111 3 3 6 6 G 5= A L Aron R F Coppape 1090-100 S4S71*HANK MONK W 5 111 1 C 5h S* P| 41 9 W Bonner Cv lone Stable «_0-100 24268-STANMoLE vvnollj 4 5 2 3» 4 6 6 J I Smith Ahlrich and Winans 210-100 Tim?. 1:55V5. Track muddy. SURPLUS REFUND- , EQUIVALENT BOOKING , FOURTEEN SISTY 3.80 $ 4.60 $ 3f.O 590—100 130—100 60—100 WRACK MAID 4.C0 4. CO 130—103 10?— 100 GLADSTONE 2.83 40—100 Winner — Cli. K. by North Star III TelMha*. by Voter trained by II. Booker; bred by Mr. Ileibert P. Cardnoi I. Winm r entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO PC ST— 4:13. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third tie same. FOURTHS SIXTY showed tkc most speed throughout. rao d STANMOKE into defeat and withstood a challenge from WHACK MAID in the stretch. WRACK MAID moved up n.p:dly on the outside of the winner while rounding the turn for home, but tired in the final drive. GLADSTONE easily took third pfaKC in the last quarter. STANMOBE quit badly. Corre. ted weight — Stanmore. 113. *" A £*$ UZ SIXTH RACE— About 5-8 Mile. Donation 00. 3-year-clds and upward. Fillies and A~l:Dt/ti Mares. Net value to winner 50: second. 00: third. 0. Index llorsis A WtlTSt 4 -.. Str Kin Iim keys Owners Equiv. Book sir t 24438SMACKEK W 5 107 1 5 4- o1 li 1J J U Snmli Alilrieli fe Winans L0-1OJ MSltPOST MISTRESS W 5 107 4 2 11 li 2= 2- T Malley C W Hall 130-100 246 15-LENA WOOD w 6 1G8 2 1 2» 2h 3J 33 RZcchini Mrs M 1 1 Martin 510-100 24.VH MISS SMALTY w3 95 3 3 3 4= 45 45 N Coltoff J C Baton 1250-100 23792 STATIC WB 3 100 5 4 5 I 5 5 J II Rice C P Fisher 2820-100 Time. 1:02%. Track muddy. SURPLUS REFUND , EQUIVALENT BOOKING , SMACKER .40 .80 No show prices. 120— 100 40—100 POST MISTRESS 2.80 40—100 Winner I.r. m, bv Cudgel — Featherwit. by Colin trained by J. Winans; bred by Mr. H. C. Ragan. WENT TO POST— 4:44. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; seiond and third the same. SMACK EH worked her way up next to the inner ra.l after going the first quarter and. taking the lead while rounding the stretch turn, drew away and was easing up in the last few strides. POST M1STKESS lost ground on the turns, but made a game finish. LENA WOOD raeed well all the way. MISS SMAUTV was in lose quarter while rounding the first turn between the leaders and was crowded bad:. Scratched— 24."i21 Ann Crogan. 113: 24482Clydella, 107. Overweights — Lena Wood, 1 pound; Static, 5. 9 A I3QC SEVENTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Donation 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claim-jiCDtjO ins. Net value to winner 75; second. 5: third, 0. Index Horses A Wtll.St V *and *4 -Str Kin Jockeys owners hqmv I took Strt 244851 I. INC LlLA w « 108 2 2 l. 1" n I1 1" J IV vie J S Baldwin 680-100 24563JASONETTE w 4 103 5 1 23 31 2" "2 h 2 C S Phils C W McKay 590-100 24522 BRUXKhb yvn 8 104 6 4 5J 4= 4* V 34 S Bond Mrs V Reeves 1610-100 34S7t SPRING vv 4 108 3 7 7 7 5= 41 45 R Zcchini Mrs J K Arthors 0:0-100 24572 LITTLi: CLAIR W3 7 105 4 3 3 2i 311 5* 5 T Malley James Eronnenbere 2S0-10O 346*2 » WRACK RAY ws 7 102 1 0 6 fi 7 63 65 H Brown ■ M Lutz 23C-100 24604 = SABATTUS MAID vv 5 9S 7 I 42 S" 0= 7 7 J Conpore J T Looney 800-100 Time, 1:54%. Track muddy. r-%2 SURPLUS REFUND , EQUIVALENT BOOKING . FLYING LULA 5.60 $ 7.40 $ 3 80 680—100 270— 100 93—100 JASONETTE 7.40 5.40 270—100 170— IOC BRUNELL 5.40 170—100 Winner— 1!. m. by Libyan Sands — riyaway, by King William trained by J. S. Baldwin; bred by Mr. O. A. Binnohii. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:13. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won driving: seiond and third the same. FLYING I ILA set a good pace throughout and finished gamely under a powerful ride. JASONETTE was best, but was taken wide on the turns, losing much giouud. then would have won in another stride. lSKCNEI.L made a game challenge in the stretch, but finished in close quarters between the leaders. SPRING dosed up much ground. LITTLE CLAIR tired. WHACK HAY showed scant speed. Scratched 21437 Lunbury, 109; 24605 Illinois King, 104; 24522 Atador, 112; 24354 The Archer, 99; 24C47 Ivy. 105. Overweights — Flying I.uln. 3 pounds: Spring, 1: Bahattas Maid. 1. O/f 430*1/ EIGHTH RACE — 1 Mi:e and 70 Yards. Donation 00. 4-year-olds and upward. -frsJo55 " Claiming. Net value to winner 75: second. £75: third. 0. Index lloises AUIIlSt i, -2 • ., Str Kin .lorkeys Owners Equlv. Hook. Strt 21005-oLI i TOM w ." 1C8 8 1 l«|l I1 1J -lJ R Z echini J R Schuster 170-100 C457t:PAYMAN vv 7 112 7 4 42 4 31 2J 2-1 J Iev ic T I-irassin 240-100 M4M*BL.UR CADDIC vv 5 100 1 2 21 2* 2 3= Si T Malley Mrs W Heath 1240-100 24571ILISH RUINS wn 4 100 C 8 8 8 CH 43 4» N Coltoff Q S Ball 700-100 Z4MMIMADDENSTOW2I w G 110 5 3 3= 3J 4J 5= r.J H Hatton R Lucas 490-100 24C42:I:AI:L JR. wIM 3 7 73 CJ 1* 7« rh J Klein L B Inderwocd 4M0-100 24571 CYCLAMKN vv 4 100 4 fi 5" and Sj 6 75 J Conpore J T and W S Buckley 1620-100 MM7**CRUDBXA3 ws8 M 2 5 61 ? 8 8 8 J H Rice G J Winter 2S20-100 Tims. 1:54%. Track muddy. r-52 SURPLUS REFUND- , EQUIVALENT BOOKING , OLD TOI.I $ 5.40 $ 3.20 $ 2.60 170—100 60—100 30—100 PAYMAN 3.20 2.40 60— 1C0 20— 1C0 BLUE CADDIE 3.40 70—100 Winner — Ch. g. by Ilunbridge — Visible Beauty, by Hairpin trained by J. R. Schuster; bred by Mr. J. G. Crecnerl. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WLNT TO POCT— 5:45. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third handily. OLD TOM set a good pace all the way and won easing up. PAYMAN steadily improved his position in the last quarter and easily held second place. I.I.IE CADDIE was tiring badly at the end. IRISH HI INS fini-l.ed with a belated rush from a slow beginning. MADDENSTOWN qnit. Scrat.l.ed SMOttPGaaeraie/Wth, 97; 24004 KairHgM, 104; 24320*Jlauale Shannon, 99; 24570 Patriarch, »n. Overweights Old Tom. 4 pounds; Irish Ruins, 1: Earl Jr.. 3.
