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FAIRMOUNT PARK COLLINSVILLE, ILL., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928— Fairmount Park 1 Mile. Twenty third day. Fairnuunt Jockey Club. Inc. Spring meeting of 37 days. Weather clear. Stewards, J. A. Murphy, J. B. Campbell and A. T. Spivey. Placing Judges, B. Berryman, R. S. Shelley and P. O. Galligi-r. Starter, W. Snyder. Racing Secretary, J. B. Campbell. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time. 3:00 p. m.. V indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weights carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. r»_n»QOQ FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Spanish Aster, Sept. 15, 1927— 1:05%— 3— 102. Purse IJ «J 0 ,000. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt Yx Yi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25987 2GAINESWOOD w 110 3 5 3i DJ 1* l2 M Knight B Combs 131-100 25586 BETTY BROWNINGw 113 6 1 42 3i 2» 2« L Aron Missouri Stable 718-100 25586 3 POLAR SEA wb 115 7 8 5h 4» 42 33 D Smith B Haughton 205-10C 21703 BILL JOYCE w 113 2 3 V 2» 31 4l L Morris E K Bryson 77G-1O0 25763 GALPING DAWN wb 105 9 4 6J 6a 62 5« H Mertz E F Prichard 5718-100 24296 JANE BROOKER w 104 4 7 7J 71 7l Gnk F Smith S Louis 5277-100 26168*TOM McCUE wb 104 1 2 2" 54 5" 7» P Francis A J Pershall 42:4-100 2.V43*EIGIITEEN SIXTY w 104 5 6 8 83 8* 8» R Richsn E E Watson 5145-100 21701 JACK IVOR wb 109 8 9 9 9 9 9 J Ford C Bunte 416M5-1O0 Time, :24%, :49%. 1:01%. 1:08%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID . EQUIVALHT BOOKING ODDS- GAINESWCOD .68 .20 .42 134—100 60—100 21—100 BETTY BROWNING 6.64 ?.8G 182—100 43—100 POLAR SEA 2.52 26—100 Winner— B. g, by Chicle — Paloma, by Golden Sun trained by H. Cavanaugh; bred by Mr. Browned Combs. Winner entered t.- be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:00. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. GAINESWOOD passed BILL JOYCE in the first half mile, then raced into a long lead and won easing up. BETTY BROWNING also easily passed BILL JOYCE into second place and held it. POLAR SEA was in front for an instant right at the start, but fell to his knees, almost pitching his rider off, then raced gamely and closed an immense gap. BILL JOYCE showed the most early speed, but tired when headed. TOM McCUE quit. Scratched — 14954 Fair Legion. 104: 20039 Wocllatt. 109. Overweights — Bill Joyce. 2 pounds: Galloping Dawn, 1. •TSQQQ-SECOND-RACF.5 1-2 rFurlons7SpaishTAster, Sept. 15, 1927— 1 :05%— 3— 102. Purse Av5.a=* LTe_F ,000. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, C0. Index Horses AWtPPSt % Yi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str t SSMtCRISPIE SETH w 10S 1 2 D 1 J lnk A Tiner Mrs R Pollard 109-100 8SSS2 IPEALJA w 10G 4 8 2h 2J 2»k W Taylor Wolfville Stable 573-100 26106*SHEi;iFF SETH w 106 5 6 6l 62 31 3J J Cavens E E Major Sr 514-100 •J5016 ISABELLA w 115 2 3 4* 51 41 4 D Smith C D Pryor 771-100 26039*PENTGUIN wu 106 8 1 71 82 61 5» J J McTe J McXamara 2202-100 J5982 MASTER EDDIE wb 10G 9 4 9 9 71 6l D Hardy J E Hayes 4tilS-100 25SS1 TURN OVER w 111 7 7 53 3 51 7* T Murray C H Trotter 1097-100 25654 *ORMOGIRL w 99 6 9 82 7l 9 S2 M Knight V B Campbell 2954-100 25942 KING HIGH wb 109 3 5 2 4" 8 9 J Ford M J Whalen 15771-100 Timo, :24%. :49%. 1:03. 1:09%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- CRISFIE SETH .18 .96 .82 109— 100 48—100 41—100 IDEALIA 4.98 4.14 149—100 107—100 SHERIFF SETH 4 26 113—100 Winner — B. f, by Seth — Crispie, by napshurg trained by R. Tollard; bred by Mr. Benjamin A_ Jones. Winner entered to be claimed for .7." 0. WENT TO POST— 2:35. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CRISPIE SETII took the lead soon after the start and showed the most speed throughout, but barely lasted to win. IDEALIA soon raced into closest pursuit of the leader end forced the pace, but also tired and barely lasted to outfinish SHERIFF SETH. The latter came swiftly on the inside in the stretch and finished fastest of all. but in close quarters. ISABELLA was forced to race on the outside all the way and tired. TURN OVER and KING HIGH were done after showing speed in the first half mile. Scratched -20173 Denny Cooney, 112; 1S131 Nodding, 10C. ffOOOrh THIRD RACE— 5 T-2 Fuilon?s. Spnnish Aster. Sept. 15, 1927— 1 :05%— 3—102. Purse AUO W COO. 4-yoar-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, C0. Index Horses AWtPPSt Yi Yi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 26 1 06 2 CLAY PIGEON wb 5 103 4 1 l l2 l2 l2 M Knight G Taylor 380-100 25765 XAMA wb 4 107 2 6 2S 2 21 23 K Horvth J McNamara 637-100 84412 OURIEDA wb 4 107 6 8 51 4! 3 P J Ford S Louis t*17-100 25878*MY DESTINY w 6 102 12 4 81 52 5s 4" P Francis A J Pershall 2631-100 24316 TRIPLETT wb 5 106 1 2 4» 31 42 52 D Smith M J Whalen 3260-100 26043- BRAY ANNIE w G 98 7 7 9 71 Gl G* J Cavens Irrepressible Stable 24345-100 25475GAY HALLIE wb 4 106 9 It 11" U| in 7" J Parmlee AV M Cain 5129-100 252!9 BEN OMAR wb 4 108 10 10 71 82 71 8« O Clelland A D Van Ree t 258743*HRY SOMMERS wb 4 107 8 12 12 12 101 0! A Tiner Murdock and McQuillan 158 100 25874 GRCE JOIINSTN.vr. S MS 3 3 31 G". Bj 10» L Aron F Shreves t 25583 FENM N w 5 108 5 9 102 01 9* ll2 W Taylor J Goedecke Jr 12937-100 22065 CHICK UP w B S 112 11 5 G2 10 12 12 T Murray Nugent Bros 797-100 tMutuel field. Time, :24, :48%, 1:01U., 1:08. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID . ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS CLAY PIGEON .60 .32 .38 380—100 91—100 69—100 NAMA 5.78 4.34 189—100 117—100 OUIHEDA Field . 4.80 140—100 Winner— Ch. g. by Trap Reck — Bonne Cause, by Elf trained by G. Taylor: bred by Mr. Samuel Ross. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 3:10. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start good and s!ov for all but Henry Somniers. Won easily; second and third driving. CLAY PIGEON, lucky at the start, began fast and raced into a good lead and was never seriously threatened, always holding XAMA safe. KAMA, hard ridden, followed in closest pursuit and always held second place safe. OUKIEDA gained steadily, overhauled GRA 1 JOHNSTON and TRIPLETT and easily led the others to the finish. MY DESTINY wenied his wav up graduallv and closed a big gap GRACE JOHNSTON and TRIPLETT tired. HENRY BOMMKBS had miui the "worst of the start and was as good as left. Scratched— 20171 Broomoney. Ill; 25701 Starbeck, 103; 25701 Kathleen K., 103; 20229 Speedwell 93; 15001 Pro-Consul, 108; 2016S Little Doris. 103. Overweights — Triplett. 3 pounds; Gay Hallie. 4: Grace Johnston, 2.- Of!** _ V| FOURTH RACE— l~Mfle7~i IrlslTYal7~Sept. 14, 1927—1:38—2—900 Purse .000l J-"WuV A year-olds and upward. Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 21; third. 14. Index Horses A Wt IP St Vi- Vi %. Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv.. Odds Strt 26037»CLFO w 3 99 2 2 2»1 2"k 21 2"k 1 M Knight A .1 Pershall S55 100 2fi 168 COVERLET w 3 OS 1 4 l2 1 1» 1«|2| M Rose J HOMallev 3609-100 2M43*GEE EFF CEE wn 4 107 I 5 4 4I 3s 31 3 A Tiner J E Comiskie 301-100 26173 BETTY SMITH w 3 107 4 3 3* 5« 41 4-* 4J It Mertz E J OConnell 627-101 !6173 EDDIE CURTIS wn 3 110 3 17 7 52 S* P K Horvth Mrs I, M Holmes 143-100 •.-.81-, BUZ PUS wb G 107 7 7 62 SJ 7 G2 P .1 Parmlee W M Cain 707-100 2SS4t*PAS3AUF W 3 103 fi I 5 q G1 7 7 W Tavlor J Goedec-ke Jr 4sS0 100 Time, M%, AS- -. 1:16. 1:43%. Track slow. -TT.n hB2„MUIULS PAID » r-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- 114 tliJ 85i-10° 362-10° 155-100 COVEiET GeeeIfItcee-::::::::::::::::::::: ■"■ ta 1457-100 6itzZ A inner— Ch. f. by King Gorin— Maid Militant, by Raiatew trained by A J. Pershall- bred by Mr. S. K. Nichols. Winner entered to be lainicd for SI f 00 WENT TO POST— 3:51. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving, second and third the same. LEO was outrun by COVERLET to the stretch turn, but. following the hitter cleat ll. moved up gradually, wearing the winner down and oatfiaishiag her. COVERLET raced away into a long lead in the first three-quarters, but was tiring fast in the Usl eighth and was oatfiaished. OBI EKE CEE raced on the outside, but could nerer reach the leaders. PETTY SMITH tired. EDDIE CCRTI8 dropped out of it soon after the st:irt. PASSAIK quit. Scratched— 2"S1 2 Paige, 103; 201CSTom Nash, 107; 25810 Dilly Doran, 103. Overweight — Cleo, 1 pound. 9fift2 FIFTH RACE— 3-4 Mih7 Harass, Sept. 1, 1927— 1 :ll?i— 4— 112. Purse ,000. 4T dnsWaUlPdni year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, £200; third, 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt BM3***GOLX MINT w 4 112 1 3 l" Ill1 1" A Tiner Mrs R S Pollard 86~100 25S74* •ADVENTURESS w 8 101 5 1 32 P 22 2" M Knight H T Coggins 799-100 2S1S»*TEMPTER wn 4 1K 3 5 11 42 41 3" K Horvth Murdock and McQuillan 762-100 6171 LUCKY DRIFT w G 111 4 2 V 5 5 4h T Murray C II Trotter 71S-100 257061 OAR- tR wn 5 103 6 6 fi 6 6 51 H Richsn P H Jones 24J8-10O •i6038*ETHEL GALLIGERw 4 110 2 4 21 32 31 6 J Parmlee AV M Cain 5S9-100 Time, :234. :47*i, 1:13*5. Track slow. 1 Continued on nineteenth page. FAIRM0UNT PARK Continued from third page , MUTUELS PAID . -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- GOLD MINT .72 .14 .48 80—100 57—100 24—100 ADVENTURESS 4.66 3.02 133—100 51—100 TEMPTER 2.96 48—100 Winner — B. g, by Golden Broom — Netie K., by St. Martiu trained by R. Tollard; bred by Messrs. Gorl.am Bros.. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:25. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GOLD MINT displayed much the most early speed and set a fast pace all the way, but was tiring at the end. ADVENTURESS was in closest pursuit of the winter, forced the pace gamely and, wearing him down fast at the end, would have won in a few more strides. TEMITEIt was outpaced to the stretch, then closed a big gap on the inside and finished gamely. LUCKY DRIFT had no mishaps and raced well. ETHEL GAI.I.1GER showed good speed and raced well to the stretch. Overweight — Lucky Drift, 2 pounds. — : 1 *?£yfy SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Helens Babe, June 16, 1928— 1:44%— 5—111. Purse ,000. 4K1 o3 VT *3 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 21; third, 14. Index Horses AWtlPSt V* *-2 ;!i Str Kin Jockeys Owners Bqotv. Odds Strt SSOSODR. LARRABEE wi: 5 112 2 5 5 4-* 3- l1 li R Richsn I O Anderson 253-100 25984*SWEEP-NET w 5 104 1 2 31 21 lh 2»* 2- J Cavens P Router 724-100 26112 MARGIE K. wb 6 107 3 1 lnk lh 21 3" 33 A Tiner Mrs G W Ogle 312-100 2M39*HTGH LIFE wb 5 110 4 3 21 3U 4+ 4* 45 K Horvth A L Kirby 212-100 25986RAMBT.E wb 6 107 5 4 41 5 5 5 5 P Francis Sundhcimer and Teishall 8:9-100 Time, :24%, :484i, 1:14%. 1:42%. 1:49. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID . EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, DR. LARRABEE .10 .62 .78 255— 100 131—100 39—100 SWEEP-NET 7.52 4.06 276—100 103—100 MARGIE K 2.86 43—100 Winner — Ch. h. by Light o m Life — Deara, by The Sharper trained by C. R. Anderson; bred by Mr. R. Jiff in. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:59. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. DR. LARRABEE, well ridden, was raced along in close pursuit of the leaders nntil after making the for turn, then moved up with a rush to take the lead and win going away. SWEEP-NET was close up in the early stages and, after rating MARGIE K. and HIGH LIFE into defeat, took the lead, bat was not god enough for the winner. MARGIE K. set the early pace, but tired and pulled up lame. HIGH LIFE ran well for the first half mile, then tired. Scratched— 26234 2 Open Fire, 107. 0|?* rfc/1 SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Helens Babe. June 16, 1928— 1 :44%— 5— 111. Purse £t J O Vf ~r£ ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third. 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt % 4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 26112-F1KEDOG wb 4 116 4 and 0 22 2« 2* ll S Cooper R Cooper 1365-100 25988 GRASS MAID w Slll 5 6 4h 61 5h 311 2h L Aron Missouri Stable 637-1S0 26174LUCENT wb 5 108 1 3 l1 l2 l1! lh S2 D Hardy W J Whalen 3821-M0 26037 BLAH w 5 111 10 4 71 4" 32 4 4" J Parmlee A E Van Ree 709-100 25986 CHIEF SABATTUSw 4 114 9 7 61 51 64 5J 5+ A Tiner Nugent Bros 541-100 26037 - BENEDICT VOW wb C 110 3 1 31 3 41 6+ 65 F Smith L Leiderman 154-100 26169PHIL McCANN w 7 108 2 8 9" 81 73 72 71 M Kniirht J H OMalley t23S5-160 26174*JOE RUDOLTH wb 5 103 7 10 10I21015 S5 8° S" J Cavens J W Erackman t 26234 TICKER wb 7 110 8 2 8 92 9« 9" 9= D Smith Mrs A Jarobus + 25766SLEEPY HEAD wb 7 108 6 5 21 71 10 10 10 P Francis A J Pershall 4993-100 26231 BRST PLATE wb 5 113 11 U 11 11 Pull. up. L Morris E K Bryson 827 100 tMutuel field. Time, :24%, -.49%, 1:14%, 1:42%. 1:49. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID ,-EO.UI.VALNT BOOKING ODDS- FIREDOG 9.30 .72 .98 1365—100 336—100 299—100 GRASS MAID 6.86 5.40 243—100 170—100 LUCENT 12.94 547—100 Winner— B. g, by Under Fire — Avis, by Ballot trained by R. Cooper; bred by Mr. R. T. Judy. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:31. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start bad and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. FIREDOG raced in close pursuit of LUCENT for the first half mile then, challenging the latter an eighth out, moved into the lead and easily held it to the end. GRASS MAID was on the outside most of the way, came fast in the stretch and headed LUCENT in "the last strides. LUCENT raced into the lead and set a good pace to the stretch, but tired when FIREDOG challenged. BLAH got through on the inside and gained a contending position on the back stretch, hut tired in the final quarter. BENEDICT VOW raced poorly after the first half mile. BREAST PLATE was as good as left at the post and was pulled up at the far turn when hopelessly out of it. Scratched— 25527 Adele W., 108; 25947 Sentimental Toininie, 105; 26112Sir Maurice, 105- 26234 White Boots. 110. Corrected weight — Breast Plate, 113.
