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FAIRMOUNT PARK COLLINSVILLE, ILL., WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. 1923— Fairmount Park 1 Mile. Tenth day. Fair-mount Jockey Club. tea. Spring meetrtig of 37 days. Weather cloudy. Stewards. J. A. Murphy. J. B. Campbell and A. T. Spivey. Placing Judges, B. Berryman. It. S. Shelley and P. C. Gnlliger. Starter, W. Snyder. Racing Secretary, J. B. Campbell. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 3:00 p. as.. W indicates whip, S spurs, 15 blinkeis. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. 6 pr r«r -fl FIRST RACE— 5-3 Mile. Candy Q.uccn. June 24. 1926—1:00—2—101. Purse .0C0. 2-£i t_F «IP Ld A y.-ar-olds. Fillies. Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, C0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equi v. Odds Strt KATRINA L. w 115 5 2 1* l10 1* l» K Horvth L Gentry 116-100 25296 JESSIE CARET w 115 1 3 3°k 23 2« 2! II Fisher Oakland Farm Stable 180-100 25473 OCEANID w 115 3 5 510 5* 4« 3" L McClair B B Rice 1772-100 253963VIRGINIA PLYNN wn 115 G 4 4H 4J 3" 4» F Smith C W Moore 987-100 ROSETTE w 115 2 6 6 6 6 5s C Sanders A P Foley 4S58-100 2529G GLORIA HARE w 115 4 1 2l 3J 0h 6 W Lscher J W Brackman 10GS-100 Time, :25. :5C%, 1:04. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID— ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS--, KATRINA L .3? 88 .40 116—100 44—100 20—100 JESSIE CAREY 3.04 2.56 62—100 28—100 CCEANID 3.66 83—100 Winner — B. f, bv Upset — Fantail. by Ogden trained by L. Gentry; bred by Mr. Thomas Piatt. WENT TO POST— 2:00. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good aud slow. Won easily; second and third driving. KATRINA L. raced as if she far outclassed the others, raced into a long lend and won in a canter. JESSIE CARET passed GLORIA HARE while going the first quarter and easily held the others safe for second place. OCEANID raced on the inside and, closing a gap in the stretch, outfinished VIRGINIA FI.YNN. The latter moved up gamely in the stretch, but tired. ROSETTE was badly outrun. GLORIA HADE showed speed for the first half mile, then was done. rtfffreTieTj SECOND RACE— 3-4 Miles. Harass. Sept. 1. 1927— 1:11% — 4—112. Purse .0C0. 3-MtlOffim year-olds and upwr.rJ, Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, C0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vt, Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25135 DAR-FUR wr. 5 110 6 7 7« 73 4H l W Lscher P H Jones BMM 2363C*MAi:GIK K. an 0 108 2 5 5J 5* 3" 2J A Tiner Mrs G W Ogle M73-1M 25476 MASTER SWEEP W 1 112 4 4 3li 31 2" Z V Moore Mrs W J Potter M4-100 S51M**THB ABBOT w 6 109 3 6 C! CJ C 4™ E Shpsbe Battle Ax Stable 1U7-100 B5SSS* SOUTHERN KISS w 3 96 5 2 I* l"k lh 5= J Cavens B B Rice 200-100 25441MIAMI TRIAD wb 4 118 8 3 4 41 5J 6J K Horvth I, Gentry 84 ill tSlSS*SIR MAURICE wr. I 103 18 8 8 8 71 C Turk G L Kalbfleisch M3Z6-1M ISIMHNRY SOMMERS w 4 110 7 1 2"k 2S 71 8 J Eaton Murdock and Mcquillan 1469-100 Time, :25. :51V5. 1:18;5. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- DAR-FUR $ 8.54 $ 5. ,2 $ 4.82 327—100 186—100 141—100 MARGIE K 26.48 13.50 1224—100 575—100 MASTER S"VvEEP 5.50 175—100 Winner — Br. g. by Tchad — Arden Rose, by Orlando trained by J. Phillips; bred by Mr. J. F. Winnl. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST — 2:2G. AT POST — 2 minutes. Start good and slow out of machine. Won driving: second and third the same. DAR-FUR was eutoaccd to the stretch, but, under strong riding, quickly closed a gap and, finishing between MASTER SWEEP and SOUTHERN KISS, took a brief lead and held MARGIE K. safe. The latter also came fast in the stretch on the inside, reached the leaders near the «nd and easily outlasted MASTER S EEP. MASTER SWEEP raced on the outside, keeping close up all the way, and held on well. TIIE ABBOTT closed with a rush and was wearing the leaders down. SOUTHERN KISS showed the most early speed, but tired. HENRY SOMMERS forced the pace to the last turn, then quit. Scratched- 21270 -Ruth Cold. 104; 25439 Galloping Dawn, 101; 25439Betty Smith, 101. Corrected weight— Dar-Fur. 110. OETE" S Q THIRD RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Mix-Up, Aug. 31. 1927— 1:4444— 3— 107. Purse ,000. 3-and. £ «3 .fei O year-olds. Claiming. Not valuo to winner 00; second. 00; third. 00. Index Uoises AWtPPSt Vt Vi ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt S54ttGRIERDILDA will 2 1 2» 21 lnk l3 1* K Horvth L Gentry 478-100 25297 -DENNY COONET wb 111 14 4 3J 3* 2"* 23 L McClair N P Carur.o 93-1CO 25297 MONEAGUE w 111 3 2 l1 li 21 3« 3J W Lscher P O Anderson IIKIS-IOO S5SS7*MARABOU w 103 5 3 3 42 48 4s i- 3 Cavens Irrepressible Stable 2223-100 £3444*HAYE8*8 CHOICE w 113 6 5 6 6 6 5 5" V Moon Mrs W J Potter MB MO 254394WOOLLATT w 103 4 6 5 53 E| 6 G E Shpshe Mrs J Keller 3*31-100 Time, :25%. :51. 1:18V5. 1:46. 1:53. Track h3avy. , MUTUELS PAID -EQUIVALNT BOOKING CDD2- GRIERDILDA §11.56 .70 .54 478—100 85— 1C0 77—100 DENNY COONEY 2.84 2.64 42—100 32—100 MONEAGUE 3.58 79—100 Winn-r — Ch. t, by John P. Orier — Samovar, by Martagon trained by I*. Gentry; bred by Mr. Thomas Piatt. Winner entered to be claimed for S2.000. WENT TO POST— 3 CO. AT FOST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. GRIERDILDA raced in close up pursuit of MONEAl.UE nntil after rounding the far turn, then, challenging the leader, took the lead easily and came away to win in a canter. DENNY COONEY raced forv.ardly. came wide into the stretch and finished gamely, but was unable to threaten GRIERDILDA. MONEACUB moved into the lead and s« t a good pace to near the last turn, but tired. Corrected weight — Hayess Choice, 113. _ - a FOURTH PACE— 3-4 Mile. Harass. Sept. 1. 1927— 1:11%— 4— 112. Casoyvill3 Purs3. 2ETE«r /4 StJJi Purse .CC0. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 00; second. C3; t-.ird. 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi Ms Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 21262 WORD OF HONORw 4 10G 2 G 31 2 1*1 U H Fisher Audley Farm Stable 41:9-100 24432 BUNTHORNE wn 4 107 4 2 6 411 31 2J K Horvth Mrs R Tollard 906-100 tSSISMEMORIA wn 3 93 6 5 5 31 2" 3s 11 Slipshe F Hayes 251-100 14848 ETHEL GALLIGERw 4 107 3 1 P* I1* 4 4= J Iarmlee W M Cain 2025-100 25378 LEYLAND wb I 103 5 1 4" 6 5" 5* W Bogski J McNamara 2148-100 25199 WATER LAD wb 3 N 13 2 . H 6 6 F Reilly Capital Stable 133-100 Time, :25. :502j. 1:17%. Tiack heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , -EttUIVALNT BOOKING CDDS- WORD OF HONOR 1.98 S 5.60 $ 3.30 439—100 180—100 65—100 BUNTHORNE 7.00 3.86 250—100 93—100 MEMORIA 3.16 53—100 Winner— B. g, by Ormoudale — Lady Doreen, by Ogden trained by S. M. Henderson; bred by Messrs. Montfort and B. B. Jones. WENT TO POST— 3:31. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow out of machine. Won driving: second and third the sam". WORD OF HONOR moved up strongly after going the first half mile, tl.ea forced the pace to the last turn and. racing into the lead while crowding back Bl NTHORNE in the last sixteenth, held the latter safe. BUNTHORNE suffered f r m much crowding soon afler the start and was in close quarters, then came on the inside in the stretch and was weariag the winner down fast when the latter came over sharply, forcing BUNTIIORNIO bark. MKMORIA raced on the outside, showed good speed and finished gamely. ETHEL GALLIGES showed the most early speed befure tiring. Overweights— Ethel Galliger, 4 pounds: Leyland. 3: Water lad, 1. «T ET fr T BT FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mi.e. Haracs. Sept. 1. 1927— 1 :11%— 4— 112. Purse ,000. 3-£di_VtJandi_9 year-olds and upward. Claimng. Net value to winner 00; second, 03; third. 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt 3/i V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25068* I.Li: AH NVLEw 7 107 14 2l 33 2- 1 J ParmUe W M Cain 171°-100 25200* FOCUS w 3 109 I 2 li 1 p* J* E Shpshe II Brownlee 609-100 25081 THE RUNT wn 7 11 1 8 1 3V Z ?, 3« K Horvth L Gentry 129-100 SSt*8*HIGH L1PE wn 5 105 7 G 73 G3 P* 4* M Rose ALKiiby RM-Ni 851 33* POST MISTRESS w 5 101 G 7 G3 43 4- 5J M Knitdit C W Hall M4-MI 19 138 BLAH W 5 108 2 E 43 5J 63 6J J Jones A K Van Ree 2773-100 24993* LUCENT wr. S MS 5 8 8 8 8 ." J J McTe W J Wh.ilen 4SS2-100 20190 *MARJORY SliTIIw 4 101 4 3 5h 7» ? 8 A Tiner Mrs G W Ogle 511-100 Tim3, :25, O", 1:17%. Track heavy. r MUTUELS PAID— - EO.UIVALNT ROOKING CDDS-, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE .... 6.21 3.16 .80 1712—100 £58—100 190—100 FOCUS 9.02 4.06 351—100 102—100 THE RUNT 2 81 42—100 Wlaaer — Ch. g, by Balae — Baaeweeel, by Macaete trained by W. M» Cain; bred by Mr. J. W. Far-rish. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO PCST— 4:05. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow out of machine. Won driving: second aud third the same. LOUISVILLE AND NASH VI I.I.E raced close up, forced the pace throughout and, passing FOCUS and THE BUNT in the stretch, won by a safe margin. Finis displayed the most speed la near the last sixteenth, held on well, but was outfinished. TIIE RUNT also showed cunt speed to the stretch, ! but was on the outside and tired. III ;II LIFE closed up a good gap and fin slie.l ralag well. Scratched— 25295 Azure, 110: 25477 Polar Sea. 110: 25077 The Major. Ill; *GS95*OM BUI, 111. I .Continued on tenth page. FAIEMOUNT PAUK Continued from third page. OCT CftfJ ilXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Anaconda. Aug-. 27. 1927— 1:42»A — 4—100. Purse AlOaAO SI 000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 21; third. 1114. Index till— AWtPPS t% M ?i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25442 "GOLJ i-n WANITRw S Mi 3 2 I* 11= 1* 1" G Wilams F Haves 1S3-100 24442 SWEEP-NET w 5 89 C 3 i :: 2 2J 2= E Shpshe P Reuter 367-100 25379 POST lH UN wii4 112 1 1 3 33 33 3i 3J W Lschcr Wright and Anderson 459-100 2547!-ARABIAN vb 7 110 2 6 6 64 4i 43 4« W BogsUi Mrs L M Holmes 2S7-100 25479 LAST CENT w 5 113 4 4 5" 41 5" 5*» 5*» C Ponce S G Sinclair 4691-100 2507! OVERDRAFT vvc 5 115 5 5 44 I 6 6 6 F Smith L Gallo 2084-100 Tine, :25. :505. l:17s5, lAZt, 1:48;. Track heavy. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUFVALNT BOOKING ODDS— GOLDEN WANDERER $ 8.66 $ 3.02 $ 2.56 183—100 61—100 28—100 SWEEP-NET 3.54 2.72 77—100 36—100 POET HORN 3.36 68—100 Winner— I., g. by Tbc Weadercr ClHd Pantan. hy Star Shoot trained by P. B. Fitzgerald; bred fcy Mr. .1. W. Beaa. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 1:39. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; scond and third driving. GOLDEN WANDERER raced ns if htt and. Well ridflB. lapsed SAA EEF NET into the lead in the first three-eighths and drew away to win a« his rider pleased. SWKEl-.NKT showed the most early speed, bat coald Bet cope with the winner. POST HORN raced .lose up. came again in the stretch and was wearing SWEET-NET down at the end. ARABIAN gaini d gradually, but came wide into the Stretch. LAST CENT w;;s outrun. OVERDRAFT quit and was beaten off. Scratch* d — 23479Tercher, 104. O K E£ «" fT SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Anaconda. Aug. 27, 1927— 1:421/»— 4— 100. £i$£tJMd 6 Puise ,000. 4-ycai-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 0C ; second, 21; third. 14. lades Horses AWtPPSt *£ 2 ?4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25300 GRASS MAID W S MS 4 2 3 2h PI F 1*1 L Aron Missouri Stable 684-100 25399 REALTY wb 4 110 2 4 610 3I 31 3* 21 K llorvth Mrs W P Gaines 640-100 25229*RBAP wn 8 111 1 1 1»| 1* 1*1 2h 35 A Tiner Jenliins and Perry 613-100 25248 AOK1.E W. wSlll 6 5 9 F V F* 4" W I. seller PO Anderson 127-100 25474 SWOOP wb 5 110 3 3 2" 41 4» 4n* 53 H Fisher Nugent Bros 363-100 25478 BOY FRII BOMEwi 9 IN 7 6 4" 6s fi» 6s 65 W Taylor Davis and Phillips 16407-100 25201 FAUSTO wi 7 110 577 7 7 7 7 O Cltlland C C Wright J.542-1O0 Time, :25%, :51, 1:17, l:433i, 1:4S35. Track heavy. , KUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUFVALNT EOOKING ODDS— GRASS KAID 516-68 $ 7.34 $ 4.34 684—100 267—100 117—100 REALTY 7.62 4.50 281—100 125—100 REAP 4.40 120—100 Wiaaer— It. in, by Sheet «.r;:s — Pun Maid, by Peter Tan trained by O. Johnson; bred by Mr. H. 11. Hewitt I. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:11. AT POST— 2 mir.utes. S:ait g oil and slow. Won baadUy; rccead and third driving. GRASS MAID wes in . ! -e aaraait of HEAP for the first thn e ijuarters, then, passing the latter into the lead, held way and easily held REALTY safe. REALTY raced close up on the inside and. challenging the leaders in the stretch, mitflnllhld REAP. The latter set a good pace to the last turn before tiring. ADKLK W. was hard ridden and under held riding most of the way, but failed to respond. SWOOP had no mishaps and tired. The others were always outrun. Scratched 25445 flredoa, 111: 25299 Heather Wine, 105.
