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OAIUT RACING FORM f|§g|5E; CHARTS .kg. ! WASHINGTON PARK HOMEWOOD, ILL.. THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1931 TTlltlhlllH Park 1 18 mile,. Twenty second da . aaksaejteo Paik Jecka l lull. Inc. spung meeting nl 30 daps. Weather clear. SteWWfc, C, F. P.ire. M. Nathansoi. and I! M. SweiUer. Judges, W. II. Shelley, A E. Rlancha.d and 0. F. Henry, Mutter, H. Mertkecy, Racing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. i: i. ln| atarta at 1 15 i .... Ckkaae time, 2 15 p. m.. v indicates whi| , s spurs, it blinker*. Figures in pareeitkaaea following the distance aa aach race indicate horse, date, track record, age of haraa and weight Kiued Indicates apprentice allowance. EXPLANATION OF DAILY RACING FORM CHARTS ■ pjj £ f l*i ? it tons iii Knee *:id la £ I I - * lengths Ahead of ■ 1 W ■ O X £ § Neil following llorae ■ z*1 z 1 1 a ] i q s c I • k « i t fli. "■ £*; £. d flf«i****ei I 3 I 69501*SlloW DOWN wb4 105 3 1 II 1 1* 1* 1* To.ueiC Mrs E L Swikard 230 100 |JA* *l*t F1RST RACE-5 12 Furlongs. Geneial Grant. Sept. 10. 1929—1:05—2—118. Edmond V iom i»i Geoige Pu.se. Puise ,200. 2 yeat olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; June IB ji was second. 00; thud, 00. Claiming price, ,500. In. I. Morse. Ko/IA WUTSt || fctj ftC Flu Jockeys Owners Kiiul*. Odds Htrt 59779 t slllK wl07 2 2 64 4" 31 1 CorbettC M.ddleburg Stahle 252 100 59871T1 KIIAKT m 110 11 3 31 1* 2* MayarC KlTlut.U 475 100 59871 PRINCE HERBERT w IK 7 5 81 8 5 3« McCoyJ Mr J H B.ow.. 1876100 BOTTLED BOURBON will 4 4 14 64 64 4" SmithJ E R Hradley 510 100 69497 rut .to arms « 11212 10 4l 2* 2 P WarrenB P B K4m 110300 60011 1 mi IV tiAL ar 10711 7 1" 1» 4» IHHaifiaB T | Naak 2402 100 UUSHSPBB » lid 5 o UMl" 7 f* leneeB A L Austin t MANASSAS wi.110 8 9 HMO ll" 8 MamCI GaReker and Combs 1747 Khi 69352 PRFClous ANN w KN t 11 12 12 9 9* LandoltC Knebelkamp and Morris 775 100 FRISKY WORKER a mi 10 8 61 5110- 101 NaRjartf J J Cughiiu 16248 ltxi 67262 rONKSHT w 110 9 12 7 6i 8- 11* I.«IE J T Laowei 853 100 PHt BBB CUSTER w 110 3 3 2» 7*12 U BaaaM L Cccake Jr t tMatval held. Time. :23a, :473s. 1:01, 1:085. Track fast. —88 MUTUELB PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB — , CAS1M1RA .04 .24 .30 252—100 112-100 65-100 ELKHART 5.72 4.42 186—100 121—100 PRINCE HERBERT Field 6.00 200-100 Uiui.ei H. t. h dm General Ktoifa, l. Faucheur trained bj I.. Campion; bred by Mr. W. /iegler, J|. Mmiiei elileied to he . Turned to. . MR WENT TO POST— 2:18. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start flood out ol machine Won driving ; second and thud the IBM CAS1M1RA, awa| well. I ut unable BB keep ii| , -domed uu| ioed speed after reaching the la-,t five-jusleeulhs u.,1. ..lie. wmkiue lui H lluoiili , lo-,e .pi.iiteis in the -,tiet,h, «„ie .lo« u ELKHART and won drawilii!, .iwa.N. The lallei. laled hehuul the .ails le.ulei, i a, ed inlo the lead uii.lei lroiie urgilli;, but tould not withstand the wiiinei IltlNtK HERBERT ihopped out of it and. altei racing l.u haik to the stietch. eWaaa with a rush. BOTTLED BOURBOM racatl iraaai, aavail iraaaaa as the tum and, coining to the outside in the tiual stages, closed with -p.ed CALL TO AliM. Ii.utioiis at the post, had speed, but quit CHILLY GAL gave wax attei showing speed to the final three-sixteenths. PRECIOUS ANN began in a tingle Scratched 59497 MaiUw, 110. 59915 Eacoha Land. 112; 59681 Vox Path MBl 66061 HaaaJaaaa 166 ...into., no. 56667 Waattvity, 110. 57360 Blach lajwaL 107; 575ol Nawgra, 110. g— - - ■ ftAOli SECOND RACE 3 4 Mile. No Mote, June 16. 1931 — 1:11 — 3 — 107. Joan Winters Purse. Purse ,200. 3 yeai olds and upwaid. Claiming. Net value to winner 00; second, i i« it iu June IB Ji was 00; third. 00. Claiming puce. ,000. Iinl. v llaraaa KqIA WIISl v. str Km Jockey* Owners Equlr. Odds Htrt 59498MIM I! !AKi; wb3 112 2 2 l1 1* l1 lJ AllentE Everglade Stable 449 100 68518 .It IN w 5 118 H 7 4 4* 3* 2* CarroBW R S flaik aV6 100 60056 BAGGAGE MAID « 3 in. 6 4 21 2J 2* J» McCayJ I F Mian 178 100 BMBtDURVA w 3 108 4 3 51 bl 5 4a SmithJ Narada Mock Farm Sta 595 OKI M7S1*GRIKR of SPAIN era 6 116 12 10 3* 31 4» 5" SmithFC Dattitar A Lark 1771100 11111 BUB MeFARLAND w 4 118 3 6 11 10 9* |» EllisG E Kane I 59499:TM1N w -8 113 10 12 8" 51 6» 71 Jaeaaal WPPatT 489 100 69309 GOLD BET am 6 116 11 9 8* 7 64WacaaiiB Paaw Data Stack Farm Sta 6906 100 67630 MARSHAL NKY w 7 118 5 9 64 74 8* 9U DaP*a»aR M E Williams 6581100 59091 ■POXBOLT wh4 118 7 5 7J 9* 10 10 Trminol, Peterson and Jeibta I 69591 RED ROSS SISTER* 4 113 9 8 10I1P 11* 111 VvettaF IV.om, StaUa H6tltW 54737li;tl»i;KON ■ 4 113 11 11 12 12 12 1] ReaVkkT Reid I Allen 8540 100 tMituel held. Time, :22, :46. 1:12. Track fast. /—•» MUTUE18 PAID-- OFFICIAL r — BOOKING ODDB — , SILVER LAKE 0.98 .58 .14 449—100 179—100 57-100 YUCATAN 26.08 9.72 1204-100 386-100 BAGGAGE MAID 2.90 45-100 Winner lb. c, bv Wise touiisellor Kuglisb Esther. h l.oid EatarkSM Named by S V Wud hied kj Ml II BktCk. Wllinei elileied to he claimed tor ,000. WENT TO POST-2:54. AT POST— 2J minutes. Start ajaad i ut at asackeM Won aaairj . aaeaatd and Hard diiving. SILVER LAKE, aara taat attd hustled along early, was taken m MM an the stretch turn and. maintain in.- eood speed under mild aVging, held the lead sale in the .losing thiee sixteenths. YUCATAN saved iiunh araiaad and, holding an well, autflniakad BAGGAGE maid. The latter was actar fraaa the stait. racad ■ traBa wide atad kaM an well. DURVA showed a eaod parformanca. GRIER OP SPAIN, a actor Ckraatajkaajt, pulled up lame. HVH MeFARLAND closed with a iush. ESTIN, injured when kicked by BUR MeFARLAND while an the araj to |ka post, had w raea wide Ihreatfkout. gold BET showed aarry aaaod Srratchod 59308 Roman Baw, 118: 58867 Sunny Morn. 113; 57152 Bertram, lit; 59;63 One Ion-Hop. 118: 57215 Prince Tekakm, 118. 54847 ShackaNard, 11H. 600M Baeeieece, 118; 58946 Caterer, 111. Overweight Durva, 3 pounds. fi02*kh THIRD RAfTE— 5 12 Furlongs. General Grant. Sept7l0ri927— 1:05-2— 118._Maidel f tin.. Turner Purse. Purse ,300. 2 year olds. Allowances. Net value to winner ,000; June 18 31 Was second. 00 : thud. S100. tadta llorsee Eq/I A V t IISt 14 t, Str Kin Joekejii Owners EijuIt. Odds 8trt 6005frMliAMTE w 107 9 6 b 6* 4" 11 CorbettC Middleburg Stahle 1840 100 60085li;oTKl IS w 118 1 2 II 2i 1" 2- SmithJ A PeBeteri 118 100 61666 PRINCE HOTSPUR w 110 3 3 71 7* 6* 3 JamesE J Loiter 2014 KM 60126 ADOBE POST M 110 4 4 51 5 3k 4* LandoltC Knehelkamp and Monis 421100 60085M Ns SON w 110 2 1 2 1* 2» 5 JaOjOeB Hill Bee Stable 465 1H 60085 II .s KNIGHT w 108 8 8 8* 8* T blDyerP Three D»a Stock Farm Sta 1626 100 BM6B aURASHKOVA wn 110 6 7 41 3 5* 7 AllenCK L Jones and Son 1529 UK 60126 EASY w 108 7 9 9 9 9 8* BeOoN T P Hayes 5459 100 60081 IHC.ill I! at 108 5 5 3 41 8 9 MajwC Audlev Farm Stable 15520 KM Time. :22. :46. :59s. 1:062. Track fast. f • MUTUET.8 PAID — s OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS MARCASITE 8.92 0.42 .10 1846-100 421-100 205—100 PROTEUS 3.24 2.68 62 100 34 100 PRINCE HOTSPUR 5.60 180 100 Winn. 1 lh. t. b Runantill M.uka. hj Sir Mai tin trained ht L. Campion bred bv Mr W /ndei Jr.. WENT TO POST 3:28. AT POST 2 minutes. Stait rood out of machine Won diiving. second and third Ihe same. MARCASITE, Benefited hj BflM araajjkt and hickv. was nerec ar hack, rued tkrassgk as the inside after reaching the Im.il eighth and e.ot up lor I lucky win. PROTEUS, prohalilv DOSt, showed good speeil I10111 the stait. I.oie out hadk enteiuig tin stiedli and. lacing wide lliei eatlei . hild on well under Ins impost. FftJNCE HOTSPUR, poorly rlddaet, dosed aanseh alter going to the outside. ADOBE POST raced well under hard iii-iii SINS SON breed the last earl pace under Urflinfl, headed PROTEUS alter heing lorcod Wide B the latter and tpnt h.idl 111 the last eighth. TTAAS KNIGHT Was neci a l.uloi. BARASHKO quit. bt!A2 "f FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. rotUrTuteTnGallant Knight. June 17. 1931—1:364—4—123.7 yV,r iVuV Frank Monroe Purse. Purse ,400. 3 year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value June is i was t0 w,nner ,100; second, 00; thud. 00. Claiming puce, ,000. lndei Horses K.| t A Wl tI.st , ft Bj Str Kin JorkevH Owners KquiT. Odds Strt 59966D A I! K SLA wb4 116 6 1 2» 2k 2 14 li AllenCE H M Wool I 392100 699l8NOsrW w-5 116 2 0 9 4 3» 2 24 McCoy J Miss B Watson 194 100 60014-KOYAL RCKUN w 3 107 5 5 1! 1 1 3 3- KischeiK Braed.ilhane Stable 867 100 59449CAI.I- ROPBB w»5116 3 7 6 6 6* 4 4-Dverl* Th.ee JFa Stock Farm Sta 778-100 69868JMM CAREER wb3 105 4 4 4* 3* 41 6 5 RdevG V J Salmon 1865-100 59682SWII.I.A w5111 7 2 3 5* B 51 6 Smith. J Spencer 571100 59393KlNCsEN w 4 108 1 8 71 7* 71 7* 7 Chett..F E lLu.ghton 1126 100 59966 JEM w5 113 838888 8 JeaeaR Mrs E riniiaatk 3190 100 Time, :23, :46, 1:11. 1:37 5. Track fast. , MUTUEI.B PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS— s DARK SEA .84 .34 .98 392—100 117—100 49—100 NOSTAW 3.42 2.46 71—100 23—100 ROYAL RUFFIN 3.62 81-100 Winner— B. 5, by Traumer — Dinahmeur, bv All inieui trained by D. E. Stewart; bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:00. AT POST— minute. Continued on twelfth vuyc.J WASHINGTON PARK Continued from third page. I Start good out of machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. DARK SEA, away fast and well ridden, followed closest to the early leader until reaching the final quarter, where he challenged and disposed of ROYAL RUFFIN. NOSTAVV, close up but in close quarters, saved ground in the first three-quarters and, closing gamely, outfinished ROYAL RUFFIN. The latter, takea into the lead, showed good speed, saved ground and only tired in the final stages. CALF ROPER closed gamely. MAD CAREER, badly pocketed in the first five-eighths, was taken back entering the stretch and did not recover. WTLLA quit under urging. Scratched— 59826 Alyssum, 103; 60014 Try It, 108. Overweight — Royal Ruffin, 2 pounds. fiO« 3»7 FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. Out of chute. Chicago, Sept. 14, 1927— 1:24%— 4— 121. ApTon 7*"A„n., Strings Purse. Purse ,600. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Net value to June-18-31 Was winner ,200; second, 50; third, 50. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Y-l, jA % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 601272KARL EITEL wb 5 112 3 3 24 21 11 l2 l3 HalbertF J J Coughlin 11537-100 57826 PIGEON HOLE wb 6 112 1 8 10 10 84 6" 2" McDottL H P Headley 3018 100 60084:BROWN WISDOM wb 6 112 3 4 11 l1 21 21 31 MeyerC W C and E W Reichert 274 100 596772SNOWFLAKE - w 4 107 9 2 7» 61 71 5" 4" AllenCE W J Salmon 810-100 60168 SILVERDALE wb 5 112 5 6 43 34 3l 34 5h McCoyJ J F Schorr 176 100 599662MAYA wb 4 112 7 1 3h 4s 44 41 6" CunhamL C E Davison 774 100 60082ULUNTU w 5 112 4 5 6" 74 61 74 72 HanfordB Mrs R Pollard 1943 100 54429 PROSE AND POETRY w 4 112 2 7 52 51 51 83 82 PoolE J Kederis 2012-100 583522PLUCKY PLAY wb 4 112 10 10 9" 9" 9« 910 915 TrivettD Northway Stable 3548 100 BASILICA w 3 1061 6 9 81 83 10 10 10 CorbettC J J Coughlin f ■[Coupled as J. J. Coughlin entry. Time, :22%. :46, 1:11, 1:24%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS—-, J. J. COUGHLIN ENTRY 2.74 1.40 .34 1537—100 470—100 267—100 PIGEON HOLE 25.24 14.06 1162—100 603—100 BROWN WISDOM 3.58 79—100 Winner — Ch. h, by Polymelian — Pinkie, bv Delhi trained by R. E. Heffernan ; bred by Himyar Stud. WENT TO POST— 4:32. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. KARL EITEL, going in his best form and quick to get going, followed close to the pacemaker under restraint for five eighths, easily worked his way into the lead and, continuing fast, won thereafter. PIGEON HOLE, probably best and allowed to drop far out of, was in close quarters when reaching the lower turn, but came through on the inside and, closing with a rush, overtook BROWN WISDOM in the final stride. The latter showed speed from the start, saved ground to the stretch and bore out when tiring. SNOWFLAKE raced well. SILVERDALE, close up on the inside for five eighths, challenged in the stretch, then tired. MAYA also tired. ULUNIU did not improve his position. Scratched— 60128 .Ioey Bibb, 108; 59629 Scotlands Glory, 105; 60127 Master Toney, 105- • 601282Overlav j, 103; 59917 2Manta, 107. Overweight — Basilica, lj pounds. DAOOQ SIXTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. Montanaro, June 26, 1929— 1:50%— 4— 95. Jefferson V VtT.P DAngelis Purse. Purse ,300. 3-year olds. Claiming. Net value to winner ,000: June-18-31-Was second, 00; third, 00. Claiming price, ,000. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PPSt % Y % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 60016-MASTERLY w 105 12 5 14 11 14 14 ll LewisM Drillon and Buckland 783-100 54344SOUTH SEAS w 105 9 10 31 24 24 24 26 ElstonG E M May , 796 100 60170:*KLAIR wb 105 5 12 5" 44 32 32 32 RoderickT Gallaher and Combs 250 100 59687DANDY DAN w 105 3 3 62 63 5" 52 4" JamesE Valley Lak.e Stable 1635 100 600161. AURA NEGLEY w 110 7 6 21 3h 42 42 54 RoseM Mrs C E Simmons 390 100 59743Fl.AGG PORTER wb!05 2 2 ll3 83 62 61 6" MartinTP Mrs H Johnson 11877-100 59875:WEE DROP m 102 6 9 91 91 8l 74 71 CunhamJ A A Baroni 468 100 59914 T1UXTON wb 110 1 1 71 71 71 81 85 JonesR Mrs E Denemark 3999-100 60016 Oil! BILLY wbIIOIO 8 12 12 105 104 94 MaibenJ Miss M Hollins f 60086 LUCKY CARTER w 112 8 4 4 5" 93 9* 10* McCoyJ C W Moore 2885 100 59506 ODERIC wb 112 11 11 104 111 11 ll4 ll3 McTaeJJ T A Trough 7319-100 60057 GOOD AND FAST wb 110 4 7 8 103 12 12 12 CorbettC J Howard ♦ tMutuel field. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%. 1:39%, 1:53%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , MASTERLY 7.66 .80 .62 783—100 340—100 131—100 SOUTH SEAS 11.10 5.58 455—100 179—100 KLAIR 3.84 92—100 Winner— B. g, by Master Charlie— Welfare, by Omar Khayyam trained by S. Buckland; bred by Le Mar Stock Farm. Winner entered to he claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:06. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start cond out of machine. Won driving; second and third the same. MASTERLY, away fast and taken into the lead, set the early pace under good rating and tired after drawing in Ike final quailer, but withstood SOUTH SEAS. The latter lost much ground on the first turn, challenged mildly snieiing the stretch and held on well. KLAIR began slowly, improved his position fast on the inside and tired in the stretch. DANDY DAN showed a fair performance. LAURA NEGLEY quit under urging. WEE DROP met early interference, but lacked speed when clear. Scratched-60086 Ann Clay, 102; 60016 Upsweep. 110; 60170 Tea Green. 110: 58658 Camp Parole 110-60016The Duke, 107; 60129 Pretty Penny, 100; 59743 North Delaware, 110; 60170 Our Doctor, 110. Corrected weight — Laura Negley, 110. |f|OOQ SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-4 Miles. Montanaro, June 29, 1929— 2:04 y5— 4— 98. Frizelle Cun-7* ,TVf,, ningham Purse. Purse SI ,300. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to win- June-18-31-Was ner j1000; second, 00; third, 00. Claiming price, ,800. Index Horses EqtA WtPPSt % % 1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqniv. Odds Strt 60059 DEVON w 8 110 2 10 71 64 5" 4 1" HeigleR J J Greely 1202 100 60130RUSHING w 4 110 11 12 11s 5" 3 2" 2" JamesE E Hauehton 147-100 60087BANSET w 6 100 4 2 2" 3i 2" 1* 34 LewisM J Spencer 1276 100 59968 CABILDO w 4 110 7 11 12 91 7s 5 42 RoseM J Heelan 1783 100 59501 PUNISHMENT wi 5 110 5 3 VI V V 3J 58 JonesR D P Venziano 507-100 58218OTILLA w 5 100 8 5 33 22 4i 61 6i ElstonG L M Severson 1084-100 60087 TIGER FLOWERS w 6 110 12 6 5 4J 6i 7s 78 LeylandJ Rainbow Stock Farm Sta 1772 100 60059 REJUVENATION wb 8 110 1 4 8i 12 ll3 8" 8" McCoyJ T Coffey 1893-100 59827 PLUMBAGO w 5 110 9 8 91 10" 81 96 95 MaibenJ Joliet Stable 3576-100 60130*STAR FLYER wb 5 100 6 9 61 8i 10" ll3 10s RoderickT C S Stubbs t 590943*TED HEALEY w 6 105 10 7 10" 11" 91 10J 11" CunhamJ L T Whitehill * 2878-100 59823 SHOESTRING w 4 110 3 1 4J 75 12 12 12 FronkW R W Collins t tMutuel field. Time, :24%, :48%, Utt%, 1:39%, 2:06. Track fast. , MTTTUEIS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS s DEVON 6.04 .88 .22 1202—100 394—100 211—100 RUSHING - 4.28 2.74 114—100 37—100 BANSET 5.44 172—100 Winner — Ch. h, by Light Brigade — Derna, by Peter Quince trained by J. J. Greely; bred by Mr. J. N. Camden. WENT TO POST— 5:42. AT POST— i minute. Start good out of machine. Won driving; second and third the same. DEVON, badly outrun for five-eighths, worked his way up gradually thereafter and, lucky to get through close quarters in the last sixteenth, just got up. RUSHING, slow to get going and also far out of it for five-eighths, raced very wide and failed to withstand the winner after getting into the lead. BANSET, close up from the start, held on gamely. CABILDO closed a big gap. PUNISHMENT showed the most speed, but bore out on the stretch turn and tired. OTILLA quit. TIGER FLOWERS was done after going five-eighths. Scratched— 600592Dodgson, 115; 60059 Searington, 110; 60129 Nancy Seth, 100; 56163 Tom Byrne, 105; 600873Workless, 105; 59454 Lemnos, 105; 60129 Dorothy Mac, 105; 60087 Murmuring Pines, 110.
