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FAIRMOUNT PARK COLLINSVLLLE. ILL., MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1923.— Fairmount Tfirk 1 Mile. Twenty sixth day. Fair-mount Jockey Club. Inc. Spring meeting of 37 days. Weather cloudy. Stewards, J. A. ktarafcy. J. B. Campbell and a. t. Bnivey. Placing Judges. B. Berryuian, R. s. Shelley and P. C. Calliper. Starter. W. Sr.yder. Itaein-j Sen tary. J. It. Campbell. llanaj; stints at 2:90 p. in. Chicago ttnne, icno p. in.. W Indicate* whip. S spurs, B blinkers. I*tg-ores in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weights carried. *Indi«ates apprentice allowance. ____ * «C?PfiQ FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Spanish Aster. Sept. 15. 1027— 1:05 Jfc— 3— 102. Capt. x3 «31 0 R. G. Cousley Purse. Purse 000. 2-year-olus. Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner $.00: second. 00: third. 00. Index Horses AWtlISt i m Str Fin Jockos owners Ei|U.v. Odds Sir t 26371-*.NOi lsn w 113 5 7 ". 7". 31 l"k J Parmlee W G Reichort 320-100 •C371*GOLDEN ART w 100 1 4 4h i 11 2nt M Knight C Morris 6094-100 25206 THISTLE STAR w 110 12 2 51 1" 21 3= 1 Smith G Collins 2771-100 26371 BUNOLIN W 110 10 6 7lA Cl VI 4s S Cooper G C Milton t2H7-100 2f»107 NANCY BYRD w 115 6 12 ll1 101 "h 8*1 I- Morris E K Bryson 4S.V100 26107*VELA wb 105 3 1 J 3J 61 6J R Richsn E E Watson 217S-10O PAIR ARGUMENT w 113 7 3 6» I 51 71 C Ponce II G Bedwell 931-100 •BETSY JAYNE w 10J 9 11 12 91 8« S3 P Francis M Bowenstein t 26371 DISCREET w 110 4 9 lh 5" 91 9" W I/scher J L ft V K Podge 540-100 26371 PANZORA w 110 II 10 Hh 81 101 10* K Horvth E J OConnclI 569-100 2610H TOM CAOWTN w US 8 8 10 ll3 ll5 11s J Ford AV W Hausman t 2G37 1 JUNIOR SETH v IPS 2 fi Lh 12 12 12 A Tiner Mrs G W Ogle 743-100 tMntuel field. Time, :24%. :50. 1:03. 1:09%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUIVALHT BOOKING ODDS- VANO.UISH .40 $ 5.C4 .56 320—100 152—100 78—100 GOLDEN ART 32.10 31.13 1505—100 1459—100 THISTLE STAR 22.14 1007 — 100 Winner — .. c, by Victor S. — Cinica, by Feather Bed trained by W. I. Fultz; bred by Mr. R. M. Eastman. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:C2. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. VANQUISH was shuffled back at the start and raced far back for the first half mile, but, coming to the inside in the stretch, dosed an immense gap and got up to win in the final strides. GOLDEN ART savtd ground while racing forwardly on the inside and took the lead an eighth away, but was ©utfinisht d THISTLE STAR moved up Cast on the outside into the lead vhen entering the stretch. but tired in the final drive. BUNOLIN closed up some ground and ran a good race. NANCY BYRD also closed a big gap. VELA and DISCREET quit after showing early speed and so did FAIR ARGUMENT. JUNIOR SETI1 amis dose up in the first quarter, but was sharply impeded and knocked back. Scratched— 21.2;;::-Virginia Flynn, 112; 25872 Busy Baby, 105; 25521 Gloria Hare, 115; 25440 Susie Tal, 110. oni* ,f_Qi~£EC0ND RACE— C-4 Mile. Harass, Sept. 1. 1327— 1:11%— 4— 112. Major Charles A. H?l«3i7t Ecss Puree. Prrre ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00: second. C0: third, S100. " Index Horace AWtlISt *i VL« Str Kin Joe key a Owner* Equiv. Odds Str t 25042 -FA I.BEN LEAF w 4 112 2 1 1- ll l3 l.t B Aion Missouri Stable 2089-100 26372 FORWARD TASS wb C 110 3 9 C 3* 41 21 K Horvth Mrs B M Holmes 224-100 26037 1OCTOi; GLENN w 8 110 1 6 V 4» 21 35 R Pafqin Nugent Bros 251-100 Sw2t9*SPEEDWELL w 4 100 4 3 4h 5* 5 4h C Turk G L Kalbfleisch 1*790-100 2637 1 SALUTATION wc 1 10i 6 4 21 2 J 31 5" P Francis National Stable S16-100 25133* I iBTV LOVE wis 3 103 11 2 85 8= 7" 61 J J McTe J II Shea t 25764*SOANSO w 5 105 8 8 11* 10s 9* 7J D Hardy Miss B Davis 27911-100 26.171 3 * COB A B BEET wb 8 110 12 7 71 7i 8- 83 D Smith Reams and Jones 1868-100 I6941*SHASTA BA WB 4 100 7 5 3" 61 6» 93 M Rnight R Gingcrich C472-100 26229 = PIIII, FOTO w 4 105 5 11 12 12 101 103 A Tiner M Estopinal and Sons 311-100 26300 PENMAN w E 114 9 10 91 9"1 ll3 11s W Taylor J Ooedecke Jr 25306-100 M234*GOLPBEATER nltoNK 10 HI 12 12 J Cavens J W Brackman t tMutuei field. Time, :24, :49%. 1:15. Track slew. , MUTUELS PAID N -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS, FALLEN LEAF 3.78 4.42 .12 2089—100 621—100 206—100 FORWARD PASS 4.42 3.20 121—100 60—100 DOCTOR GLENN 2.S4 47—100 Winner— Br. f. by Honey wood— Thistle Belle, by Knight of the Thistle trained by 0. Johnson; bred bv Nevada Stock Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:3G. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. FALLEN LEAF showed nuch the most early 6peed, raced into a long lead and held sway to the end. FORWARD FASS moved up gradually, but ran out on the stretch turn and continued to race wide through the stretch. DOCTOR GLENN showed speed and ran a faiily good race, but was tiring at the end SFEEDWELL raced in close quarters, but made a game finish. SALUTATION raced iu closest pursuit to the last eighth and began tiring. SHASTA LA showed early speed, but quit badly. Scratched— 25042 The Cocoon. 104: 20377-Thistle Beauty, 104; 2637C Captain Fox, 110; 25812-Taige, 100: 2SS12 Silent .lack. 110; 2.:220 Oarr, 105. Corrected weight— Coral Beef, 110. OOM £ THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. Irish Pal. Sept. 14. 1927— 1:3S%— 2— 90. Sixth Tank Company 5G jL*C7 Perse. Perse ,000. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third. C0. Ii.u.-x Horace aWtllSt *4 -,. -V4 Sti Inn Jockeys t.vners Equiv. Odils Strt 26373*1 EX.W COONEY WB 110 T 2 2 1" l3 1- ll M K:.; -ht 10 MvCuan S49-1M 25i!7 THISTLE ARIOUS w 103 5 8 4V 3h 43 21 V D Smith G Collins M-108 26.17.1 " LAUDATION W H 2 10 5 5» 4"! 2l. 3 34 J J McTe S II Velie 573-10 ■••••PENGUIN wb 101 6 4 3,k .".= 51 5»1 4* E Mumra J McNan.ara OS-1M M313*ROS*MARY BCOCK vv 100 11 7 Ch 71: 7l 71 V E Silas W M Cain 1288-100 SS*42*PAIR JUSTICE w 100 1 3 10h ■ 82 S3 6"k A Tir.er II O Bedwell t!204-100 StS9S*JANE BROOKER w 100 8 G 7 61 fij 6nk-7* P Fra.icis S Bouis t 26.174*YARGEE W B 107 3 1 H 21 31 4» 83 R Richsn Mrs K Ramsey 2735-100 26211 COTTAGE BOY w 10". 12 9 11 9nk 9 93 9» D Hardy V Haves + M377*BILLY KORAN wb 100 2 11 S1 105 10" 10" 10c C Turk G L Kalbfleisch 7977-100 2«231*THISTLE OEAD w 100 9 10 N U 11 11 11 G White L Gentry 1129-100 Bfl377*JEAN BOND wn 102 4 Beft at post. J Cavens J Q Brown Jfil-100 t.Mutuel field. Time, :2423. :433i. 1:1444, l-41-5. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS DENNY COONEY 2.88 $ 7.72 $ 7.2S 549—100 286 — 100 263—100 THISTLE ARIOUS 4.52 3.80 126—100 90—100 LAUDATION 4.32 116—100 Wiaaet — Dlk. c, by Sweep — Hindu P-ess, by Delhi trained by E. McCuan ; bred by Himyar Stud. Winner eatered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:10. AT P0£T— 1 mir.ute. Start good and slew for all but .lean Fond. Won handily: second and third driving. BENNY COONEY. racing in vastly and suddenly improved form, followed YABGBB closely, then took the lead w1h:i called on and held sway to the end. THISTLE ABIOU8 raced forwardly on the Inside ihroughcut r.i.d oatgaaMd LAUDATION in the final diive. LADFATION was on the outside, but showed speed ar.d raced fairly well. PENCFIN had no mishaps and cou.d never reach the leaders. YAR-«;EE showed earlf Ipeed and ran well for the first three -quarters, thca quit. JEAN BOND was hopelessly left. Scratched 26IM Master Eddie 105: 2C234 Quick Stick, 100; 2C452 Mrs. Snyder, 100. Orerwelghtf — Pensaia, 1 paaad; Cottage Boy. 5. -ft FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Anaconda, Sert. 3. 1S27— i:51%— 4— 104. Colonel Moore 2ntl CJtlAJL N. Falls Purse. Purso J1.C00. 4-y?ar:olds a=d upward. Claiming. Net value to winner C0 ; second. S203: tlird. 00. ladea Uetaee aWtPPSI % Vk % Str Im Jarkert owners Equiv Odds str t 5:6235 HFB1MC w n 5 110 3 2 ;V * . 4» 4 1" J lord J Mc.Nani.ara 1341 55 t«4521 *ELTAS O. w 9 107 5 3 4.. 3"k 31 2 2 A Tiner Oakland Stable 319-bO 26301 CHIEF BABATTUSw 4 M2 6 5 l3 l1 11 11 33 R rafqin Nugent Bros 378-100 2MS3*JUNRS NURSEw 4 146 7 6 7 7« H f* 4 J Cavens E ■ Major Jr 463-100 26l71r*T.AI Y STONE W S Ml 1 7 6« 6* dS 6s 51 E Mumm C Irby 327-100 M3M**LUCENT wn 5 MS 2 1 2h 2?. 2J 3" 6,0I Hardy W J WHialen 1378-100 2C3«4*PHIB McCANN W 7 MS 8 4 3 4H 710 7« 74 M Rose J II OMalley 28017-100 25945 LADY BRAXTEOwa 5 M7 4888888 K Horvth B T Cot-gins 1059-100 Time, :£4"s, :43, 1:IS%, 1:42. 1:55. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, DUBRIC 8.82 1.86 $ 8. CO 1341—100 493—100 330—100 ELIAS 0 5.00 4.22 150—100 111— 1C0 CKIEF SABATTUS 5.04 152—100 Winner— Ch. g. by Whisk Broea II. — Tampa, by Rabel::is ftrained by J. MeNamara; bred by Mr. Barrv Payne Whitney. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO T03T— 3:45- AT POST— 1 m nute. Start go d ar.d M0v -. Won driving: second and third the same. Dl BRIC raced clo-e up i;n-:er restraint to the stretch anil nader a well judged ride made a fast finish throngs the last eighth and gut i ■; U win in the last stride. ELIAS O. b itan moving up fast after rouiiiling the far ti:r:i and raced p.st CHIEF SABATTUS into the lead in the last eighth, but was out-fin shed. CHIEF SABATTUS raced into the lead and set a good pace to the last sixteenth, but tired. JCNIOR8 NURSE closed np Brack ground. LUCENT ran well to the stretch turn, then quit. Scratched— 98174 Botch, 110. Overweights — lady Stone. 1 pound: lady F.raxted. 2. •Sjf»Er-d O FIFTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Spanish Aster. Sept. 15, 1927—1:05% — 3—102. Jeffer" /zlJ?JjL±ci soa B.-.rtacks Purse. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner SiOO: seeon.l. 00: third. 00. hull x Horse* AWtlISt i ,« Sti Fin Jockeys owners Etunv. odds Mr 1 2 ;i«2-B »Y GIBSON wn Bi 4 2 1 = 1 1- 1M 1- 1» Si.iith P Renter ::t;-|nj 2«:04-» -MAC POGLE w 100 3 5 41 P| 2i 25 K Horvth Mrs B M Holmes 530-100 2«172SCLET BRIGADEwa IU 2 1 2»J 2h 3* 3:i J Berry J C Milam - 172-100 26042 OUR PAL w 102 7 6 CJ 6". 51 41 W Taylor Oakland Farm Stable 15821-100 2«MtPETTT PAN will 1 3 31 41 4 5"k I. Aron "E J OConnell 513-100 2C0I2 JUDGE STAYLOR w 101 6 7 7 7 C3 6« Y Smith E K Bryson 3.VJC-10U 24731 THUNDER CALL will I 4 5» 5« 7 7 T Muriav II Roseacher 1858-100 Time, :23. :4S%. 1:01*5. 1:08. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID—, EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS— ROY GIBSON $ 6.74 $ 3.82 $ 2.34 237—100 91—100 17—100 MAC FOGLE 6.58 2.70 229—100 35 — 100 SCARLET BRIGADE 2.28 14—100 Winner — Ch g, by Sweep On — Aurora, by Peter Quince trained by P. Reuter; bred by Mr. J. J. Troxhr. WENT TO POST— 4 20. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Wen easily; second and third driving. l;oY GIBSON displayed nwch the mo-t speed iu the lead at all stages and won as his rider pleased. MAC rOGLI raced ci.is, np end saved groaad, finally overtaking BCARLET BRIGADB and outfinshing l.er. The latter raced in close early pursuit of the leader, bat found the pace too fa t and soon began taring. OUB PAL aras ontpaced to the stretch, then flalshed fast and gamely. PETIT PAN showed early speed. 1 i:t was in close quarters on the inside and tired. Of er oeight— ThaaaV i Call, 5 pounds. JT* ET|r*h SIXTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. Anaconda. Sept. 3. 1927— 1:51 a — 4— ToiT Major L. P. 4zt VJ tj _1_ O Ford Pu:se. Perse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00: second. 00: third. 00. lades Huis.d AWtlISt1, v... -4 Str Kin Jochoja Owners Bqalv. Odds Strt 2H37.5-*sil: BfAURICE «u .". 105 ti 4 1 3 2h H A 1 mer C I. K.ubtleibch -8 -h M37SsaOCEN CURRENTwdMS 5 6 63 63 4" 3 Li M Knight C C Wright C.OiiOl •PIREDOG wit 4 115 15 3* 21 l1 lh 31 S Cooper R Cooper 197-100 K8S21 AI l.l.i; W. w 5 107 4 3 5". 5" 6« 41 4= K Horvth P O Anderson 822-100 2C452J ARRAGOSA w 8 103 2 2 ll 1"* 33 V 55 J Iiirmlee W M Cain IM2-M0 2CI71 1 l:i.. l.l.i; u. w 4 105 3 1 7 71 7s 78 Ch F Smith K Iitt H2-1M BC174* HEATHER WINE w 5 107 8 7 41 43 f.h CI 7s P Fran, is B B Bice 2S7C-108 26304*Ji i; RUDOLPH WB S Iff 7X88888J CavOfM J W Braclunan 1742-100 Time, :21, :49i. UU%, l:414i, 1:55. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- SIR MAURICE .76 .60 .88 288—100 80—100 44—190 OCEAN CURRENT j.64 3.58 182—100 79—100 PLREDCG 284 42—100 Winner B. g, l.v Sir I.irton— Sand Fnlrv. by Rock Pai:d i trained by W. Mitchell; bred by Messrs. MoDtfort and B. B. Joncfei. Winner cctcltd » be claimed lor ,500. — ■ ,j WENT TO POST— 4:51. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BIB MAUBICB followed ARKACiOSA and FIUElXXi in close pursuit to the stretch, then passed riBEDOG gradually end won drawing clear. OCEAN CURRENT was saved for the first five-eighths, then began clo-ing up and finished fast. FIREDOU forced the early pace and took the lead, but tired in the final drive. ABEI.E W. had no mishaps. ARRAGOSA showed the most early speed, but was done after going tie first seven eightha, EK1.A LEE II. was messed about. Scratched— 26304 Bleep] Bead, 110. Overweight — Arragosa, 1 pound. Corrected weight — Fircdog, 113. 2dU K. ■fT/i SEVENTH RACEi~i7l6~~Miles. Helens Babe. June 16. 1928—1:44—5—111. Sixth OuXT Infantry Purs=. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 21; third, 14. Index Horses AYtlFSt% Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25689* "VILLAGER W C 112 4 4 6 5 5* 5« ll P Francis Mrs B MeEaehren 414-100 2«0:.8 GOVERNAR SETHw 3 106 1 3 4« 4» 41 31 23 W Taylor J Goeclecke Jr 2285-100 M170]FRANK ANDREWBw 4 111 3 2 2» 3 21 2" 3» K Horvth C Irby 104 100 2581C-*FINBANI w 6 112 5 5 2* 2 3l 4h 41 M Knight J Keller 401-106 2«173*MONEAGUE w 3 07 6 1 l1 l2 l1 1» 5« A Tiner P O Anderson 84: 100 26453 SBBEIY TIME w 3 110 2 6 5* 6 6 6 6 J Ford M Eeknian 2438 101 Time, :24«/5, rtt%, 1:14. 1:40, l*4t%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID v EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, VILLAGER 0.28 $ 5.6S 80 414—100 184—100 40— 10C GOVERNOR SETH 22.88 5.54 1044 — 100 177—100 FRANK ANDREWS 2.4S 24— 100 Winner-B. g. by Omar Khayyam— Virginia, by Ormondal- trained by W. G. Wilson, bred by Mr. Arthur It. Hancock. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:25. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third the same. VILBAriEIl dropped out of it after the start and was far back to the far turn, then began gaining strongly and, coming like a flash in the last eighth, wore down the lenders and won going away. GOVERNOR SETH was rated under restraint to the stretch turn, then moved up f::t and took a slight lead, but was no match for VILLAGER. FRANK ANDREWS, hard ridden, raced forwardly at all stages and made a game challenge in the stretch, but was not good enough. FINLAND ran well for the first three-tjuarters, then tired in the last three -sixteenths. Scratched— 20 151 1 Fortunate Girl, 105. On l weight — Sleepy Time. 4 pounds.
