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CHURCHILL DOWNS LOUISVILLE, KY., FRIDAY, MAY 31. 1929-Churchill Downs 1 Mile. Eighteenth day. Churchill Downs, Inc. Spring meeting of 19 days. Weather cloudy. Stewards, C. F. Price, S. C. Nuckols, T. C. Bradley and E. nogg. Judges, W. n. Shelley. S. H. McMcekin and S. Goodpaster. Starter, W. Hamilton. Racing 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. OJry-g O FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Distinction, May 30, 1922—1:11—5—122. Purse ,500. 3-UU 4 JL t year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,150; second, 25; third, 25. May-31-29-C.D Claiming price, ,500. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 365163GOLDN RACKET wb 4 115 5 1 2S 1» ll lS J Heupel Leichleiter and Flanigan 106-100 32666 RETORT w 5 110 2 3 3J 3« 2»S 2 i K Russell W Reed 600-100 36434 SISTER ZOE wn 4 110 3 4 4J 4« 4« 3» D Dubois Four Oaks Stk F*m Sta 1997-100 36469 CASH PLAY wn 3 103 4 2 1J 2S 31 4« D Connlly Coldstream Farm Stable 181-100 36571 SUITOR wb 3 103 1 5 5 5 5 5 H Schutte E J Lehmann 2350-100 Time, :23%, :46%. 1:12%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, GOLDEN RACKET .12 .18 No show prices. 106— 100 69—100 RETORT 4.82 141—100 Winner — Ch. c, by Golden Maxim — Brightstone, by Deutschland trained by J. J. Flanigan; bred by Mr. T. M. Murphy. Winner entered to lie rluimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:04. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GOLDEN RACKET began quickly, but was slightly outrun to the turn, where he disposed of CASH PLAY and. continuing fast under severe pressure, held RETORT safe. The latter, always close up, swerved badly after reaching the stretch, where his rider could not bring him to the outside of the leader and, racing more kindly, might have been best. SISTER ZOE finished fast through the final quarter. CASH PLAY began tiring after showing speed for more than a half mile. SUITOR waa outiun. QDrT-i A SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Ruddy Light, June 2, 1923— : 59— 2— 112. Purse ,200. lUl JLr4 2-year-olds, Maidens. Fillies. Claiming. Net value to winner, 00; second, 27; May-31-29-C.D third, 18. Claiming price, ,5C0; if for ,200 allowed 3 pounds; ,000, 6 pounds. Index Horses AWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 365683HERETIZ w 115 5 6 ln* l1 Is l1 W Fronk H P Headley 101-100 3CC08 RATTLE WB 110 4 2 4S 4* 32 2 S E Pool H Neusteter 417-100 36294 TRULY MOVIN w 104 6 3 2l 2» 2 3» J Hikes J P Chinn 1264-100 36513 »VIEUX CARRE w 109 1 4 6 5S 5* 41 L Pichon Southland Stable 4r7-10O 30608 SUPER TOY w 109 3 1 3» 3S 41 5» D Connlly S M Look 8::: -100 36399 MEDSOME LAURA w 107 2 5 5» 6 6 6 H Sharber J M Branham 2828-100 Time, :23%. :48%, 1:01%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, HERETIZ .02 .68 .36 101—100 34—100 18—100 RATTLE 4.74 3.42 137—100 71—100 TRULY MOVIN 4.48 124—100 Winner — B. f, by Supremus — Mamie Smith, by George Smith trained by W. W. Taylor; bred by Mr. Hal Price Ileadley. Winner entered to be claimed for ,700. WENT TO POST— 2:30. AT POST— 1 minute. Start had and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. HERETIZ, away poorly, rushed into the lead in the opening quarter, increased her advantage after reaching the stretch, and won with speed to spare. RATTLE improved her position slowly through the stretch, where she saved ground. TRULY MOVIN, weakly ridden, forced the pace gamely, lost ground entering the stretch and tired near the nd. VIEUX CARRE had no mishaps. Scratched— 30225 Twenty Five Sixty, 109. Overweight — Rattle, 1 pound. Q pLrr~t THIRD RACE— l 1-16 Miles. Lady Madcap, May 24. 1922—1:44—4—113. Purse •Jl 4 JL*_P ,200. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. ] Iay-31-29-C.D Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,000. Index norses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36573 SUPERLOVE w 110 1 3 2» IS l2 l2 V W Fronk H P If If IT [J 195-100 34W?«*I4 NGWOOD w 107 7 6 3 S 2 2« 2S 2" N Huff E J Lehmann 7SS-100 36518 1T.ORHI wb 102 4 1 7 5S 4 33 33 L Canfield C C and G Y Hieatt 22S7-100 34034* BLIND HILLS wr. 107 2 2 5 6S 5S 4« 42 K Russell F Wright 148-100 36570 •MART MeCLAIN w 97 3 4 1» 3« 34 5« 5« H Schutte Audley Farm Stable 693-100 P.2679 MANSFIELD w 110 6 5 4S 4S C" 6J 6J C McCrsn W C Goodloe 4991-100 36570 LIGHT HAMPSON wis 107 S T * 1 7 7 7 L Pit hon Parkview Stable 3421-100 Time, :24%, :49%, 1:14%, 1:40%. 1:45%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID -EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS SUPERLOVE .90 52 .30 195—100 76—100 65—100 LONGWOOD 7.86 6.94 293—100 197—100 FLORHI 822 311-100 Winner— B. f, by Supremus — Air Cushion, by Feather Bed trained by W. W. Taylor; bred by Mr. nal Price Ileadley. Winner entered to be claimed for 700. WENT TO POST— 2:55. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Continued on fifteenth page. CHURCHILL DOWNS Continued from third page. SUPERLOVE, well ridden, forced the early pace under restraint, easily withstood a challenge from liONUWOOD after reaching the stretch and won easily. LONGWOOD raced prominently from the •tart, moTed up menacingly on the stretch turn, but tired in the final drive. FLORHI gained much round In the final quarter and was going well at the end. BLIND HILLS dropped far out of it in the first quarter and could not gain a contending position. MARY McCLAIN had brief early speed. Corrected weight — Longwood, 107. * Q£ry-| £* FOURTH RACE— 5-8 Mile. Ruddy Light, June 2, 1923—59—2—112. Purse ,200. OO 4 JLO 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Claiming. Not value to winner 00: second. 00; Jlay-31-29-C.D third, 00. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,200, allowed 3 pounds; ,000, 6 pounds. Index Dorses AWtlTSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt S6294 ZAIX3RA MAY w 109 £ 4 1» 1" 1* l" L Pichon Dubbs and Runnels 333 100 34958 PERFECT ALIBI w 115 4 $ V 2J 2 21 N Huff E B McLean 972-100 36568 MABEL BASIL w 109 S 5 61 4» 44 3J D Connlly Basil Manor Stable 341-100 35782 LULLIE BELLB w 112 6 7 3* 32 31 44 J Heupel Mrs B M Delozier 691-100 36399 PANKY w 109 12 41 51 52 52 D Dubois W S Dudley 532-100 36513 DUSKY MAIDEN w 109 2 1 71 6»1 6» 610 H Philpot Audley Farm Stable INS-MI 36297 HANNAH K. w 112 5 6 8 72 7» I" W Fronk S W Klein 423-100 SIS ONEIL w 309 7 8 6*1 8 8 8 A Abel J F ONeil 8601-100 Time, :23%. :48%. 1:01%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . EaUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- ZADORA MAY .66 .40 .70 333—100 170—100 85—100 PERFECT ALIBI 10.08 6.28 404—100 164—100 MABEL BASIL 3.02 61—100 Winner — h. f, by High N «on — Queen High, by Delhi trained by R. T. Runnels; bred by Mr. W. H. Crawford. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 3:23. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ZADOKA MAY sprinted into a long lead quickly, lost sonic ground by racing wide In the final five-sixteenths and tired badly after a half mile and just lasted. PEPFECT ALIBI saved much ground and. finishing resolutely, was rapidly wearing the winner down. MABEL BASIL was going fast in the final stages after overcoming interference from I.ULLIE BELLE. The latter raced well, but swerved out sharply in the stretch and tired. PANKY showed dull form. !ft71 7 FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. Sands of Pleasure. May 19, 1921— 1:S6%— 8— 104. Meadow «J» vJ 6 JL 4 Lawn Purse, Purse ,700. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to win-May-31-29-C.D ner ,300: second. 50; third, 50. Index Horses AWtlPSt % % % Str F;n Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt SG3G6 LOYAL JULIAN w 5 110 3 5 6 Z"* 3J 2i 1» D Dubois W H Whitehouse 520-100 36101 TYPHOON w 4 110 1 4 1» ll l"k 1" 23 K Russell Kenton Farm Stable 704-100 304 69 = THE CHOCTAW wb 3 100 5 2 21! 2i 21 31 32 H Schutte Audley Farm Stable 183-100 36400 LEIGH OLGA w 4 113 4 1 31 43 4« 412 4" N Huff O Lehmann 144-100 36571 JEM w 3 103 23 4h5 5 5 5 L Ficlir.n Tarkview Stable 4249-100 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13%. 1:38%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS-, ROYAL JULIAN 2.50 .78 No show prices. 625— 100 233—100 TYFHOON 7.04 252—100 Wauier — Ch. h, by Boya! II. — Julia L., by Harrigan trained by L. Johnson; bred by Mr. Jerome B. B.-spess. WENT TO POST— 3:50. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. ROYAL JULIAN began working his way up slowly after a half mile, stood a long drive gamely and benefited by a strong finish by his rider outfinishod TYPHOON. The latter showed the most speed from the start, swerved out entering the stretch, but held on stubbornly and just failed to last. THE CHOCTAW raced prominently to the stretch, where he began tiring. REIGII OLGA, taken back repeated under a poor ride, failed at several attempts to find racing room on the inside and, jimitr a better ride, would have been a much stronger factor. JEM was outrun. Overweight — Jim. 3 pounds. Qf71 fi SIXTH RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. Distinction. Oct. 17, 1921— 1 : 17%— 4— 112. St. Mat-«j XJ 4 _*- _? thews Purse. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner ,150; sec-JUaj-31-2!l-U.D ond, 25; third, 25. Index Horses AWtlPSt Y* % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36516SILLRIALE w 115 4 4 23 2« U lnk N Huff E B McLean 146-100 36469 PLUMBAGO w 110 7 2 7 5" 31 2 E Pool R S Clark 146-100 36434 BUDDY BASIL wb 112 6 3 and 63 4h 3J D Connlly Basil Manor Stable 1856-100 364 00 : PAUL BUN VAN wb 105 2 6 31 311 51 4« D Iubois L M Severson 777-100 36516 OUT MONSIEUR w 312 3 5 41 4 63 52 H Phiipot Audley Farm Stable 29CS-100 3C3S7 AGINCOURT w 109 5 1 l4 ll P 61 C McCrsn R B A B O Hickman 4097-100 ; 3C514DR. PARRISH w 103 1 7 6" 7 7 7 L Pichon J W Iarrish 26*1-100 Time, MK, :47, 1:12%. 1:19%. Track fast. EILYERDAIE .92 .70 .50 146—100 35—100 25—100 PLUMBAGO 2.54 2.52 27—100 26—100 BUDDY BASIL 3 88 94—100 Winner — Ch. c, by The Porter — Margaret Oguen, by Ogutn trained by J. F. Schorr; bred by Mr. Edward B McLean. WENT TO POST— 4:16. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. SILYE11DALE, rated off the fast early pace, moved up fast after three-eighths and, wearing down AGINCOURT, took a clear lead and gamely outstayed PLUMBAGO. The latter, slow to get going, closed ] up ground fast after reaching the stretch and, despite an inclination to bear in. was going strong at i the end. BIDDY BASIL closed r sciitcly after saving much ground on the turn. PAUL BUNYAN moved up fast on the stretch turn and, after being forced back by AGINCOURT, never recovered. OUI MO.NS1EUU tired. Overweights — Plumbago, 3 pounds; Aginrourt, 2. "qZ-PTtj £| SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Dr. Clark, Oct. 20, 1921— 1:49%— 4— 119. Purse ,200. •I 0 4 JL «J» 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 00. Jlay-31-29-C.I Claiming price, ,200. Index Horses AWtlPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 36402 •CHUM w 4 110 4 6 62 63 5 i 22 11 H Schutte J D Doyle 341-100 36C14BLANC SEING wb 9 U5 2 1 1J Ill3 l2 23 E Pool S N Holman 277-100 36108 HIGH STORM wb 4 110 7 4 22 52 63 62 34 K Russell Dubbs and Runnels 561-100 36433 DOLLY SETH w 6 105 1 2 41 31 4 1 4h 4h L Canfield E H Von Roenn 1602-100 36573 RESPOND wb 4 110 6 5 31 2*1 21 3h 52 D Connlly P J Gorman 816-100 36610 POST HORN wb 6 110 3 7 7 7 7 7 6" L Pichon F Wright 425-100 36512 ROXIE WEIDEL wn 4 105 5 3 53 4 33 6* 7 D Dubois Four Oaks Stock F Sta 134S-10O Time, :24, :48%, 1:14%. 1:40%, 1:54. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID s EQUIVALNT BOOKING ODDS- CHUM .82 .40 .08 841—100 120—100 64—100 F-LANO SETNG 4.24 3.20 112—100 60—100 HIGH STORM 3.62 81—100 Winner — Br. c, by Golden Guinea — Playmate, by Peter Pan trained by J. J. Doyle; bred by Himyar Stuiil. Winner enteied to be claimed for ,400. WENT TO POST — 4:48. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. CHI M. far back for five-eighths, quickly overcame interference on the stretch turn and, finishing with a rush, headed BLANC SEING and was slowly drawing away. BLANC SEING saved ground while setting a good pace and held on gamely, but could not withstand the winner. HIGH STORM dropped back after showing early speed, hut came again in the stretch. DOLLY SETH, taken back repeatedly onder a poor ride, was tiring badly at the end. RESPOND was done after reaching the stretch. POST HORN, under a poor ride, was ontrun.
