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,1 , H OAIJJT RACING FORM ~""~ * " ► AURORA . AURORA, ILL., THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1929.— 1 Mile. Eleventh day. Exposition Park J x k CloU Spring meeting of 19 da vs. Weather clear. Stewards, M. Natbanson, C. L. Trimble and C. F. Henry. Flaring Judges, R. A. Leigh, F. Dunn* and C. C. Campau. Starter, Harry Morrisscy. Racing Secretary, C. F. Henry. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago daylight saving timi W indicates whip, 8 spurs, B blinkers. Fig-ares in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. "Indicates apprentice allowance. Q£2"i QA FIRST RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Prisoner, May 23, 1928—1:05—4—112. Purse 00. 3-OvPJL and" year-olds and upward. Claiming-. Net value to winner 25; second, 00: th.ni. 0; May-16-29-Anr fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,600; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to 00. Idex Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeya Owner* Equiv. Odds Strt 358712NAE BREEKS wb 3 108 5 5 1J 11 lU5 J Parmlee Old Hickory Stable 330-100 36129ROCKY WAT wb 3 110 2 6 81 7h 41 21 J Cavena P T Chinn 4!:S-100 36063 FOLLOW ME w 8 107 4 1 41 41 2" 31 H Clemts C E Davison 1752-100 35069 CLEAR STAR w 4 103 6 3 2" 3" 31 41 C Landolt E McCown 4623-100 32273 HER ANSWER wb 4 111 8 8 51 51 6i 5h E Spshire J Greenebaum 1114-100 36130 CATCH HIM wb 4 117 3 2 6 61 71 61 D Smith W M Cain 273-100 36062 HIGH SPOT wb 4 110 7 4 3» 21 5" 7» J Leyland S T Eaxter 2160-100 35048 WESTERN EAGLEw 3 110 1 7 71 8« S» 85 J Scurlock K S Cleveland 2144-100 36163 BALL GEE . wb 7 109 9 9 9999T Luther Gwyn Oaks Stable 031-100 Time, :24, :47%, 1:01, 1:07%. Track good. , MUTUEL8 PAID , ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, NAE BREEKS $ 8.60 $ 4.16 $ 3.00 330—100 108—100 50—100 ROCKY WAY 6.76 4.30 188—100 115—100 FOLLOW ME 6.48 224—100 Winner— B. c, by Ultimatum — Plaid Kilts, by Disguise trained by C. Houbre; bred by Mr. E. tt. Drake. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:16. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; 6econd and third the same. NAE BREEKS showed the most speed, won all the way and finished easing up. ROCKY WAY raced on the inside and, saving ground on the turns, gained gradually and got up to outfinish FOLLOW ME. The latter, always close up, came fast on the outside in the final eighth, but tired near the end. CLEAR STAR, on the outside, raced well to the stretch before tiring. CATCH niM was always outpaced. HIGn SPOT showed early speed, but was done in the stretch. BALL GEE raced poorly. Scratched— 34637 Volsel, 101; 3C167 Panketa, 104; 32574 Thistle Princesa, 102; 360962Ma beth, 107* 36157 Hand Or. 100; Top Cook, 99. Overweights — Nae Breeks, 2 pounds; Western Eagle, 2. j QA1Q1 SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Prisoner, May 23, 1928—1:05—4—112. Purse 00. OOXtl J. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00: third, 0; May-16-29-Anr fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,600; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36061 LY PARTRIDGE w 4 107 5 4 2" 33 2»* 11 E Spshire Valley Lake Stable 231-100 36095 SUPERFRANK w 7 112 1 1 41 2h 3 1 21 C Landolt Mrs A Wallin 551-100 36032 BIDABLB w 3 108 4 10 10 10 and•• 3" J Parmlee A T Sansone 1167-100 35993 BEOWULF wsb 4 106 3 9 92 6h 4l 4b R Ayraud Irwin L S and S Co 3W2-100 35993 3 ILLUMINE w 3 102 6 2 l1 1»J 11 5* M Knight G Demarest 4D3-100 33578 OUR BUDDY w 7 109 2 8 811 7 i 6» 6s H Clemts C N Young 1971-100 35994 EMPHATIC w 4 108 9 3 3" 4» 71 7J J Leyland Huntingdon Stable 423-100 35961 THEO. FAY wb 7 Ho 8 7 7» 51 8s 81 J Congore O L Foster 1277-100 36165MARGT ELNORAw 10 102 10 6 6" 9h 9= 94 F Douglas A G Tarn 6371-100 25287 TAMALE DICK, wb 6 106 7 5 5" » 10 10 T Root W L Stabler 7352-100 Time, :24%, :47%, 1:01%, 1:07%. Track good. , MUTUELS PAID s -EQUrVALNT BOOKING 0DD8-, LADY PARTRIDGE .62 .20 .90 231—100 110—100 95—100 STJPERFRANK 6.52 3.58 176—100 76—100 BIDABLE 4.06 103—100 Winner — Br. f, by Seth — Tze-Lsi, by Voter trained by B. A. Jones; bred by Mr. Benjamin A. Jones. Winner entered to be claimed for ,400. WENT TO POST— 2:45. AT POST— -4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. LADY PARTRIDGE, raced on the outside of the leaders and, forcing a good pace despite losing ground on the turns, came fast in the final eighth and got tip to outfinish SUPBRFRANK. The latter raced close up on the inside, saved much ground, made a rush from near the last eighth and finished well. BIDABLE was far back to the stretch, then came through fast between the leaders and nosed BEOWULF out in the final stride. BEOWULF also closed up much ground and finished well. ILLUMINE set the pace to the stretch, but tired badly in the last sixteenth. EMPHATIC quit after racing forwardly for the first half mile. Scratched— 36027»Nondaga, 108; 360283Fallen Leaf, 107; 36032; Japhern, 104; 35872 Catherine 8L, 105: 35993 Knockabout, 110. QD1 Q* THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Stampdale, May 21, 1923— 1:11%— 0—109. Purse 00. OO M. kJ **i 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 60; second, 69.50; third, May-10-29-Aur 8; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 it 00. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36029 KIT CARSON ws 7 118 2 1 21 lnk Pi 11 R Ayraud Leslie Stable 44S-100 36065*VOSHELL wb 6 113 6 7 6» 5» 41 2*1 F Douglas Betty Lou Stable 593-100 361303*STRDY STELLAwb 5 103 7 2 31 » 23 3»k M Rose Irrepressible Stable 230-100 35816 "NEVERMORE w 5 113 1 4 51 41 3" 4 1 M Knight J V Pons 200-100 35395PAT CALHOUN wb 6 118 3 6 7 7 5» 5Bk S Trenchd J R Ledoux 1514-100 32217 MARY-DALE wb 4 113 5 3 4 61 6 6« J Congore Mrs A R Smith 2841-100 15255»CLEM wb 5 101 4 5 l"* 31! 7 7 T May Rold Bros 8481-100 Time, :24, :47%, 1:13%. Track good. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUTVALNT BOOKING CDD8-, KIT CARSON 0.96 .70 .22 448—100 185—100 61—100 VOSHELL 6.54 3.86 227—100 93—100 STURDY STELLA 2.68 34—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Polymelian — Lacework, by Tracery trained by T. Smith; bred by Mr. William R, Coe. AVinner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO PCST— 3:14. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. KIT CARSON, racing in suddenly and vastly improved form, raced CLEM into defeat when entering the stretch and raced into a good lead, but was tiring badly in the final sixteenth and was forced out to the limit to hold VOSHELL safe. The latter was outpaced for the first three-eighths, then gained rapidly and, finishing fast on the outside, was gaining on the winner. STURDY STELLA had to race on the outside and ran well, but began tiring in the final drive. NEVERMORE was hard ridden and saved ground where possible, but tired. MARY-DALE showed brief early speed. CLEM quit. Scratched— 3C133 Ritter, 110; 34963 Scotland Forever. 108; 35994 Ethel GaUiger, 103: 36166 Black Flyer, 118: 35925 Antonio, 101; 3509C Old Bill, 113; 32433 Coquina, 103. QA1QQ FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Dolly Seth. June 1, 1928— 1:38%— 6— 103. Endeavor Purse. OOl.tFO Purse ,100. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, May-16-29-Aur 00; fourth, 0. Ind;» Hcrses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 35876 DON FERNANDO wb 116 2 4 4" 1»1 PI 23 P C Landolt E McCown 839-100 36098 = ULUNIU w 116 7 7 63 2»- 3s lok 2» J Parmlee S C Hunt 177-100 35498VIMONT wb 116 5 6 7 3* 2"k 34 3J1 J Leyland J J Meyers 207-100 35781THISTLE STAR will 11 2 1 # 41 4s 4« V Smith G Collins 927-100 36098TOMMY LAD wb 113 6 5 31 5" 55 54 5» J Congore O L Foster 849-100 35998 BIG GUN w 107 4 2 5» 63 6* 6« 6« E Spshire I Weil 1415-100 36032 TRANSATLANTIC wc 107 3 3 1" 7 7 7 7 T Root Miss E M Lanter 11516-100 Time, :24, A8%, 1:14%, 1:39%. Track fast. , S2 MUTUELS PAID n EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, DON FERNANDO 8.78 .40 .24 839—100 220—100 112—100 ULUNIU 3.88 2.62 94—100 31—100 VIMONT 2.70 35—100 Winner — Br. g, by Paicines — Silver Diana, by Maintenon trained by E. McCown; bred by Mr. Baron Long. WENT TO POST— 3:44. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DON FERNANDO raced into the lead on the far turn and held sway to the stretch, then, after being headed by ULUNIU, came again and outgamed the latter through the final seventy yards. ULUNIO closed a big gap in the first three-eighths and, coming on the inside in the stretch, took the lead, but was outfiuislied. VIMONT raced forwardly after going the first quarter and threatened the leaden when entering the stretch, but tired when forced to a drive. THISTLE STAR saved ground on the turns and had no mishaps. TRANSATLANTIC led briefly, but soon quit. QfilQlA FIFTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Florence Mills, May 30, 1928—1:45—5—112. Purse ,000. uDxiJtc 3-year-olds and upward. Colts, Geldings and Horses. Claiming. Net value to winner May-16-29-Aur 00; second, 00; third, 5; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,000; if for 00, allowed 3 pounds. Index Horses AWtlPSt% % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv Odds Strt 36101 COMMON GOLD wb 6 117 8 6 41 21 l3 1» Ul J Leyland A G Tarn 17C-100 35965 3 BY GOSH wb 10 114 1 3 8 8 71 5i 2"" C Landolt W E Higglns 247-100 35962 ASOR CHARLIE wn 4 114 6 8 6i 4i 31 31 32 J Parmlee E L Snyder 452-100 30101 =OJO wb 5 114 3 2 P 1» 2» 21 4 T Luther P J Kenyon 1263-100 36095 MATT McGOEY w 5 114 5 7 7i 73 51 4" 51 J Dillea F Douglas 1385S-100 36134 CATESBY wsb 7 114 4 5 31 31 4= 6» 6» R Ayraud Out West Stable 1588-100 35993 MERRY PAL wb 3 102 7 4 21 51 6" 72 7J J OMalley G Plaster 8730-100 35998 BARUIE OLIVER wn 3 105 2 1 51 6" 8 8 8 R Crees C Irby 1046-10Q Time, :24, :49, 1:15. 1:41%. 1:47%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, COMMON GOLD .62 .62 .50 176—100 81—100 25—100 BY GOSH 3.26 2.82 63—100 41—100 ASSESSOR CHARLIE 2.70 35—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Gold Enamel — Maudie, by The Commoner trained by A. G. Tarn; bred by Mb, Clayton Morris. Winner entered to he claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:14. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and fast. AVon easily; second and third driving. COMMON GOLD raced under restraint to the far turn, then raced to OJO with a rush and, taking the lead, held sv.ay to the finish. BX GOSH raced well back of the leaders to the stretch and, finding ! racing room on the inside, rapidly closed a gap and, finishing etaac up. outgamed ASSKSSOR CHARLIIand The latter gained steadily on the outside and made a game finish. OJO set the pace to the far turn and tired alter being sharply crossed by COMMON GOLD as the latter took the lead. CATESBY, was done after going three-quarters. MEItRV PAL quit. I Scratched— 36100 Settee, 114. II On-j QR£ SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Florence Mills. May 30, 1928—1:45—5—112. Purse ,000. «l v JL *!7 «3 3-year-olds and upward. Colts, Geldings and Horses. Claiming. Net value to winner Iay.l6-20-Aur 00; second, 00; third, 5; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,000; if for 00, allowed 3 pounds. a» Index Horses AWtFPStVi hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt , 36067]l_NBEATH: wsb 6 114 7 2 l1 l4 1* 1« l=i R Ayraud Irwin L S and S Co 62-100 35930 OLD GUARD w 6 1H 1 1 3= 31 2* 2 2nk H Clemts H B Small 16-3-100 86100 FORETOLD w 5 114 5 4 7* 7* 7« 51 31 M Knight Missouri Stable 2937-100 S596? WAPOXOCA tb 7 114 4 6 5i 6J 4J 31 4l J Scurlock Mrs L M Holmes 2176 100 35962 HANDS UP wb 8 114 8 7 6* 51 6! 6i 5* R Crees E B Carpenter 61.V10O 36169 PRIG wb 5 117 6 5 41 2» 31 41 61 D Smith W M Cain 1248-100 36134 TREASURER w 10 114 2 8 8 8 8 8 71 C I.andolt Dire and Padgett 1545 100 26100 BILLY BEER wb 5 114 3 3 2» 41 51 7* 8 T Luther N Ghersanich 6708-100 Time, :24»i, :482i, 1:14SS, l:40*i. 1:48. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID N EftUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- DT/NBEATH .24 .20 .78 62—100 60—100 39—100 OLD GTJAHD 9.08 6.22 354—100 211—100 S"ORETOLD 7.38 269—100 Winner— B. g, by Donnacona — Miss Oertel, by Handsel trained by C. B. Irwin; bred by Mr. T. W. •aruettl. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 4:44. AT POST— 1 minute. St:irt good and fast. Won easily; second and third driving. DlNBEATH, continuing to race in his best form, raced into a Ions lead quickly and won in a canter. ©LI GUARD gradually worked his way into closest pursuit of the leader and. racing gamely, oui finished FORETOLD. The latter was saved for three-quarters, then worked his way up rapidly and finished fast on the outside. WAPOXOCA moved up resolutely after entering the stretch, but tired. PRIG raced well lor the first three-quarters, then was done. BILLY BEER gave way badly after going the first half mile. Scratched— 36168First Dance, 114; 36101 Bank Jr., 114. a, Q£J-| €kft SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Lane Allen, May 8, 1929—1:43—4—115. Purse OOXt/O ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; JM;n -! !--•- Vur third. 5; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,000. Index Horses AWtPPSt i y% % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 1 1 3587G:J"X JOHNSN JR. w 6 118 3 6 41 42 41 3= ll C Landolt Dire and Padgett 1G3-100 36062 rRK McMAHON wb 5 108 4 5 3* 3» 31 1" 21 T Root Miss E M Lanter 632-100 36100 SEMPER FELIX W 3 108 1 8 61 6* 5J 5»1 31 J Leyland Mrs F Farrar 993-100 I 36033 -PAXDY w 6 111 7 2 2l lh lnk 2h 41 R Ayraud A T Sansono 197G-100 35929 CSELR COXLLY w 6 112 6 7 8 71! 7* 6" 5= T Luther A Pelleteri 14-2-100 , 36066= ALABMA BOUXDw 5 108 2 4 1J 2» 2* 4h 6* F Douglas C Irby 320-100 [36099 Jl LIE II. wb 4 108 8 3 5ll 5" 6! 7» 7* D Chamn McConnell and Walker 3101-100 359643TRV AGAIN w 7 113 5 1 71 8 8 8 8 J Parmlee T F Bornman 1214-100 Time, :24l/5, :48«i, 1:14VS, 1:40, 1:45*». Track fast. , MTJTTJELS PAID N EftUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-s ! JOHN JOHNSON JR. .26 .34 .82 163—100 67—100 41—100 JFRANK McMAHON 6.06 4.10 153—100 105 — 100 SEMPER FELIX 4.16 108—100 Wiuner — Ch. g, by Sir John Johnson — Calanthe, by Ben Trovato trained by W. R. Padgett; bred by jMr. 1 . W. Scott. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:14. AT POST— 7 minute. i Start good and blow. Won easily; second and third driving. JOHN JOHNSON, JR., raced close up under restraint for the first three-quarters and, coming fast •n the inside when in the stretch, gradually passed the leaders and, outfinishing FRANK McMAHON, won k«uiiig away. The latter, much improved, raced forwardly on the outside and took a brief lead when an I eighth away, but failed to withstand the winner. SEMPER FELIX closed up much ground from a »low beginning and finished fastest of all. PANDY raced ALABAMA BOUND into defeat and took J the lead but was done in the stretch. ALABAMA BOUND set the early pace, then was forced along at a gnod pace by PANDY until he quit. Scratched— 30168-Coppershiue, 118; 36168 Arabian, 111; 300993Frank Hawley, 111; 36169 Shampoo, 106; 35118 Pathan, 106. Overweight — Semper Felix, 1 pound.
