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CHURCHILL DOWNS LOUISVILLE, XT., TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1929.— Churchill Downs 1 Mile. Fifteenth day. Churchill Downs, Inc. Spring wetting of 19 days. Weather showery. Stewards, C. F. Price, S. C. Nuekols, T. C. Bradley and E. Hogg. Judges, W. II. Shelley, S. H. McMeekiu and 8. Goodpaster. Starter, W. Hamilton. Kacing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 3:00 p. m.. W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. •Indicates apprentice allowance. 0£ rnrr FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mil*. Distinction, May 30, 1922— 1:11— 5— 122. Purse ,200. 4-OOdO 4 year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. jMa-2and-29-C.D Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,500. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36396 DUMPY w 5 110 8 3 71 41 1» a* W Crump H Massey 896-100 36362 LITTLE TORCH w 4 110 3 4 lnk lnk 21 21 C McCrsn C Van Dusen 812-100 36253 NOBLE; WRACK wb 4 110 1 8 10° 82 6s 32 E Pool Mrs A Luzader t2355-100 36224 s WATCH ON w 5 115 6 5 3* fr 311 41 K Watson Valley Lake Stable 146-100 36396 HEDEMORA wb 4 110 8 1 2* 21 41 5" D Dubois R B and B O Hickman 584-100 32029 WHISK ARROW wb 4 107 11 2 4 54 5= 6 L Pichon G V Barnea 1182-100 36396 FARGO w 4 115 2 7 9» 10s 9i 7 J Heupel Laffoon and Yciser 4794-100 36365 BEAUMONT w 4 111 7 6 83 71 7 81 W Fronk H P Hcadley 917-100 32552 ELFKIN w 4 108 4 9 and 94 10s 92 R Jones Mrs E Denernark 2437-100 36365 MISS LEE w 4 IOC 10 10 6i 61 8h 10« D Frogtte C N Lewis £893-100 35574 LONGCHAMFS wb 7 110 5 11 11 11 11 11 J Ryan J T Looney t tMutucl field. Time, :23%, :47, 1:13%. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- BUMPY .. .. 9.92 1.18 $ 9.76 896—100 459—100 388—100 SniE Mia :::::::::::::::::::: ™* •«• 274-100 149-100 NOBLE WRACK Field 11.84 49.4— 1UU Winner ch. h, by Gnome— Supercilious, by Superman trained by E. C. Anthony; bred by Mr. Cary T. ;ravson. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST — 2:02. AT POST — 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; becond and third the same. DUMPY, under a strong ride and well suited by the footing, moved up fast from the start and, responding well when ready after reaching the stretch, raced into the lead on the outside, then swerved, but scored handily. LITTLE TOUCH, much used in alternating in the pacemaking, began tiring after be-in- headed NOBLE WRACK closed fast after losing ground most of the trip. WATCH ON had early speed while racing in close quarters and tired in the stretch. HEDEMORA was done after reaching the stretch. WHISK ARROW had no mishaps. • . .. . Scratched— 36512 Turn Over, 110; 36398Geyser, 112; 3C512=The Bat, 105; 3L.60 Colonel Gilmore, 110. Overweights — Beaumont, 1 pound; Elf kin, 1; Miss Lee, 1. nnpnO SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Ruddy Light, June 2, 1923— -.59—2— 112. Purse ,200. 2-OUJVO year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. ■lnuei" Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys " Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36330 -STAR LASSIE w 115 9 7 11 l4 l3 ll R Jones C C and G Y Hieatt 569 100 CHELYS w 115 2 3 51! 33 2 2« E Pool A B Hancock 3992-100 HERETIZ w 115 5 2 21 2 33 3» W Fronk H P Headley 442-100 36467 2VERMICULITE w 115 4 5 7 1 61 4" 4» T Murray D E Stewart 276-100 36294 MABEL BASIL w 115 10 9 8« S8 62 55 D Dubois Basil Manor Stable 1259-100 36467 MORGANA w 115 7 4 41 7= 5" 6 K Watson J M Chinn Jr 1467-100 36397 RUTH MAYES w 115 8 6 6" 5" 8« 1* J Heupel W S Dudley 813 100 36397 JALNA w 115 1 1 3" 4" 7J 8J N Huff E B McLean 513-100 TELA w 115 3 10 10 10 96 9« K Hfman H Oots 11025-100 35439 MISS SUDDUTH w 115 6 8 9° 94 10 10 J Ryan Serenata Farm Stable 3565-100 Time, :23%, :48, 1:01 Vs. Track muddy. ,— MTJTUELS PAID— ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- BTAR LASSIE 3.38 .30 .46 569—100 165—100 123—100 phftvs 14.06 11.62 603—100 481—100 I1ret?z • ■;;;;;;;;:;;:;:::::::::;::: 730 265-100 Winner— Ch. t, by Ladkin— Star Class, by Star Shoot trained by A. D. Steele; bred by Hamilton Farm. WENT TO POST — 2:30. AT POST — 2 minutes. St irt good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. ST4.R LASSIE appeared to cross over sharply, forcing l,a«k several opponents In the run to the turn, then opined up a big advantage and, ridden out, held CHELYS safe. The latter, always close up, closed gamely after losing much ground on the stretch turn. I1ERETIZ began fast, suffered from interference, but tired in the final drive. VERMICCLITE began slowly, but was going well in the final stages. MABEL BASIL raced wide. RUTH MAYES was outrun. JALNA was forced back in the crowding at the turn and never recovered. Scratched— 36225 Rattle, 115; 3C330 Lelia Peachy, llo; Longlashes, 11a. VfeiOF 0A THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Distinction, May 30, 1922 — 1:11—5 — 122. Purse ,200. 4-OOtJJtf year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. May-28-29-C.D Claiming piice, ,000; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,500. Index Horses AWt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqaiv. Odds Strt 35292 *CLEORA w 4 105 7 1 l1 US l4 1*1 K Russell Harned Bros 607-100 36170 CRESTWOOD w 4 110 1 3 2i 2i 2 2» D Dubois J B Respess 202-100 36108 PRINCE BULBO w 4 112 3 5 5» 4= 4 3 W Lilley Miss B Watson 1065-100 36362 DARK ANGEL w 5 106 4 6 31 34 31 4» D ConnHy Mrs W F Hausman 966-100 35684 MINERVUS w 6 113 2 4 7h 61 5 56 K Noe Serenata Farm Stable 192-100 32262 OLD TIMES w 4 115 8 2 42 6 i 6 61 Wr Crump G M Hendrie 1690-100 36328 ASPINWALL GIRL w 4 105 5 8 6» VI 7s 73 F Rouzier D Lehan 846S-100 36436ECHOLIGHT wb 4 100 6 7 8 8 8 8 F Kruger A A Kaiser 10765-100 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:14V5. Track muddy. , 52 MTJTUELS PAID— ,-EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, prr-oR* 4.14 .86 .22 607—100 143—100 111—100 SlaandooD".::::::::::::::. ..::... «■ 6%36 112-100 J££ PRINCE BULBO . o.7«s *•" iu" Winner— B. f, by "jack Han, Jr.— Little Pai.chiti. by Golden Maxim trained by J. Reed; bred by Idr L Jones. Winner entered to be claimed for ,700. WENT TO POST — 2:55. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. .■ CLEORV broke fast, but was under strong restraint while making the pace to the stretch, where she drew into a decisive lead and, under hustling tactics, won thereafter. CRESTWOOD raced prominent] v from the start and held on gamely under severe pressure. PRINCE BULBO suffered early lntor-lerence lost ground on the stretch turn andclosed fast. DARK ANGEL had speed, but weakened in the drive MINERVUS was crowded repeatedly in the opening quarter and was forced back, but closed up some ground in the stretch. OLD TIMES was done after reaching the stretch. Scratched— 36432 Queen Royal, 107: 34033 Downcast, 112; 36518 Bonny Basil, 105; 3636o Deputy, 110; 30512 Coohogau, 110; 23507 Zeta, 105. Overweight — Dark Angel, 1 pound. rtnTr-A FOURTH RACE— 1 1-1G Miles. Lady Madcap. Kay 24, 1922—1:44—4—113. Purse ,200. « 0«3 4 J 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Claiming Jlay-2b-29-C.D price, 00. "Tndex Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36365VANDAL w 112 9 3 11 lnt V l1 V K Hfman H Oots 216-100 36329LONGWOOD w 105 6 10 101 and 5* 33 2" J Hikes E J Lehmann t6645-100 36436 3* MARY McCLAIN w 100 5 1 23 2- 21 2= 35 H Schutte Audley Farm Stable 377-100 36433 ILLUSTRIOUS w 107 10 9 9" 8 8 5* 4 A Abel Byrd and Hieatt 1127-100 30362FAUL REVERE wb 105 3 8 41 32 34 4* 5 F Rouzier D Lehan 1460-100 36329 LIGHT HAMPSON we 110 11 11 11 11 9h 7 6» L Pichon Parkview Stable 4182-100 364 70 = BEECH WOOD w 110 8 4 82 6" 6i 6" 7* R Huff F J Wei land 445-100 36104 EAGER PLAY wb 110 7 2 V 51 4" 8* 8 J Heupel C E Fatterson 786-100 ?6433 PURPLE SAND w 107 2 5 31 4" 71 94 9 J Ryan W Reed t 36329 STAR FORWARD w 105 1 6 6" 10= 11 101 10 K Watson C N Lewis 4672-100 36436*BABY DELHI w 100 4 7 51 7" 10 11 11 W Cooler J B Respess 2203-100 tMutucl field. Time, :24%, :48«i, 1:15, l:*t%, 1:49%. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS VANTlAL . $ 6.32 $ 4.06 $ 3.20 216—100 103—100 60—100 loNGWOODFieid •.:....•.:".:...:.. 31.86 10.20 1493-100 410-100 MARY McCLAIN 3.36 68—100 Winner— Ch. g, by Tryst or— Stamps, by Wadsworth trained by A. Hamel; bred by Messrsu R. and H Oots. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST — 3:25. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. TAKDAL took the lead at once, withstood repeated challenges from MARY McCLAIN and. ridden •ut held LONGWOOD safe. The latter, slow to begin and far back for five-eighths, closed with a rush and headed MARY McCLAIN in the final strides. The latter raced on the inside while forcing the race to tie stretch where she went wide, then swerved near the end, but held on gamely. ILLUSTRIOUS showed a fair performance. PAUL REVERE was taken back at the first turn and tired after going well to the stretch. BEECHWOOD had no mishaps. Scratched— 3643«-Thunder Gill, 102; 30334 Little Scout, 110: 32743 Neptunis, 110; 36470 Sir David ONeil, 105; 36329 Lida Love, 105. Overweights — Illustrious, 2 pounds: Purple Sand, 2 pounds OOrTry-i FIFTH RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. Distinction, Oct. 17, 1921— 1:17%— 4— 112. Market OOt3 4 X Street Merchants Purse. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value Waj-2S-29-C.l to winner ,150; second, 25; third, 25. lndei Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 364 34 CLOG DANCE w 4 111 4 1 1" ll l3 l»l E Pool R S Clark t65-100 36255 LD BRADALBNEw 3 107 3 4 2 24 2 2" D Connlly D Breckinridge 257-100 36332 NELLIE LYONS w 3 102 5 6 5"" 4h 31 3» K Russell S II Stono 4564-100 36140 SUITOR wb 3 107 1 3 3» 5 41 41 A Abel E J Lehmann 2380-100 36331ACCOUNT w 5 112 2 5 4b 31 h* 5 K Noe Oakland Farm Stable 899-100 361 71 VIGOROUS w 3 107 7 7 64 6° 68 6° H Thilpot R S Clark t 36434 JEM w3 107 62 7777 L Pichon Taikview Stable 4151-100 tCoupled as R. S. Clark entry. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13. 1:19*4. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID , -EOUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS H. S. CLARK ENTRY .30 .24 .14 65-100 12-100 7-100 XORD BRAEDALBANE 2.94 2.86 47-100 43-100 NELLIE LYONS 4.02 101—100 Winner— Ch. g, by Wildair— Minuet, by Olambala trained by A. Baker; bred by Mr. Richard T. Wilson WENT TO POST— 3:55. AT POST — 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. CLOG DANCE displayed high speed in the going from the start, drew clear after reaching the Stretch turn, but began tiring in the final eighth and was ridden out to the utmost at the end. LORD BUAEDAI.BANE began rapidly, forced the pace under mild pressure to the stretch turn, where he retired as if beaten, but came again fast near the end. NELLIE LYONS workd her way up gradually with a loss of ground and Hosed fast and worked out a full mile in 1:41%. SUITOR showed an even •ffort. ACCOUNT could not gain a contending position. Overweight — Account, 1 pound. I QORrrO SIXTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Ruddy Light, June 2. 1923— : 59— 2— 112. Purse ,200. U OOO 4 *d year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Claiming 3Iay-28-29-C.D price, ,000; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 50 to ,500. Index Horses AWtPPSt % y% Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36173 CAMPION w 112 8 5 2h 2- 23 11 C McCrsn G F Schreiner 298-100 36435 THE MOON w 109 9 4 1 l2 ll 2 J Heupel Laffoon and Yeiser 220-100 36431 COLONEL HENRY w 110 3 1 51 4 3 34 W Crump D Breckinridge 446-100 ASPIRIN w 111 2 6 9 81 51 4" D Dubois W S Dudley 4337-100 36197RIP FIELD w 111 6 3 3 31 4= 5 W Fronk H P Headley 404-100 36252 APrLAUD w 106 7 7 4i 51 6 6J L Canfield E H Von Roenn 5679-100 MR. DICK w 115 5 9 7 7h 71 7h K Noe Oakland Farm Stable 2497-100 36333 ROUGHNECK w 109 1 2 8h 9 9 88 H Philpot Audley Farm Stable 8388-100 WOOD AXTON w 109 4 8 - 6h 6h 8h 9 J Ryan Serenata Farm Stable 2760-100 Time, :23*4, :47*4, 1:01. Track muddy. r — MUTUELS PAID v EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- CAMPION .96 .76 .20 298—100 138—100 60—100 THE MOON 4.50 3.14 125—100 67—100 COLONEL HENRY 3.00 50—100 Winner — B. f, by Campfire — Inquisition, by Wrack trained by B. C. Bunbury; bred by Mr. Arthur B. Hancock. Winner entered to be claimed for 1929.sh,200. WENT TO POST— 4:25. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; seond and third driving. CAMPION, a quick breaker, raced restrained while in closest early pursuit, overhauled THE MOON with a rush after reaching the stretch and was not fully extended in holding him safe in the final stages. THE MOON rushed into a clear lead, continued well under pressure when challenged in the stretch and held on gamely after being headed. COLONEL HENRY, never far back, made n resolute finish. ASPIRIN moved fast around the stretch turn, but was tiring at the end. RIP FIELD, hard hustled, could not get to the leaders. Scratched— 36431Haramzada, 109. Qr»ETr7Q SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Lady Madcap, May 24, 1922—1:44 — 4—113. Purse «L 0«3 4 O ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; 3Iay-2b-29-C.D third, 00. Claiming price, ,500. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36368 DOUBLE O. w 3 105 8 5 1 l1! I1! lh ** D Dubois J J Farrell 1175-100 36300 GEORGE McCRANw 4 112 11 4I 41 2h 23 25 K Noe Serenata Farm Stable 843-100 36362CREEK INDIAN wb 5 114 6 3 21 2 1 33 3= and H Philpot Audley Farm Stable 305-100 36433SUPERLOVE w 3 103 7 4 31 3 » 42 41 4 L Pichon « P Headley 923-100 36464 -HERENDEEN w 4 112 2 8 8 8 71 and 5" K Watson Valley Lake Stable 203-100 36100 LANCER w 7 112 4 7 51! 51 5 6 63 R Jones C C and G Y Hieatt 761-100 36257 RESPOND wb 4 112 5 2 710 7° 8 8 71 JRjan P J Gorman 1452-100 36368 SISTER PAL vv 3 100 3 6 61 6 6» 71 8 K Russell Oakland Farm Stable 3193-100 Time, :25, A9%, 1:15%, 1:41, 1:47«4. Track muddy. , MUTUELS PAID EQUTVALNT BOOKING CDDS-, DOUBLE O 5.50 2.10 .52 1175—100 505—100 226—100 GEORGE McCRANN 9.66 4.62 383—100 131—100 CREEK INDIAN 3.38 69— 1C0 Winner — Ch. c, by Omar Khayyam — First Witch, by Hurst Park trained by D. T. Morris; bred by Mrs. W. Showalter. Winner entered to be claimed for ,700. WENT TO POST— 4:55. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Uerende°n. Won driving; seconel and third the same. DOUBLE O., racing in his best form, made a good pace and, standing a long drive gamely, outlasted GEORGE McCRANN. The latter, never far back, moved up with a rush after a half mile, suffered slight interference from the winner in the final eighth and weakened sharply right at the end. CREEK INDIAN raced close up from the start and held on fairly well. SUIERLOVE raced foiwardly. but wide for the entire race. HERENDEEN, left at the peist, closed an immense gap and was probably much the best. LANCER had no excuse. RESPOND fell while at the post, where he tripped over the barrier and was outrun. Scratched— 36108 High Storm, 112; 36368 Frank Fullen, 112; 36226 St. Ignatius, 105. Overweight — Superlove, 1 pound. ,_ — — — — : ■
