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" HIALEAH PARE " MIAMI, FLA., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1932 Hialeah Park 1 1-8 miles. Twenty-eighth day. Miami Jockey Club. Winter meeting of 39 days. Waite Starting Gate used. Weather clear. . Judges, H. S. Vosburgh, E. C. Smith and J. T. Ireland Steward Representing Florida State Racing Commission, A. J. Geary. Judges, J. S. Wallace, C. Cornehlsen, J. P. Turner and B. Berryman. Starter, G. Cassidy. Racing Secretary, J. S. Walla.ce. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 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 of 5 pounds; 7 pounds; 10 pounds. fiSRTfi FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. Panetian, Feb. 4, 1932 1:10 4 111. Purse ,000. 3-cfh Feb-15-32-Hia ism year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner. 50; second, 50; third, 00. Claiming price, ,500. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt M, Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqniv. Odds Strt 68519 FLASH O WHITE w3 108 5 5 5" 5i 3i ll CallahanH J Spencer 395-100 68524JSUN TEATIME w3 106 2 2 2 2 1 21 CorbettC F A Carreaud 380400 618722MORDEN w 3 106 11 4 44 45 3" CatroneF C A Grande 205-100 68054MISS AVONDALE wb 3 104 6 1 3" 3 4 4 MontgyR J Riches 3020-100 68454 CRAIGCO wb 3 112 13 1" 1" 21 5" SniderA Mrs W E Martin 4005-100 68609 JILLION wb 3 111 12 6 64 6 62 6 GreenwdC Mrs M Koerner 910-iOO 68110 DANCING BOY w 3 110 10 7 8h87 7 FowlerG W L Johnson 4965-100 68609 BANKER SAM wb 3 114 8 12 111 103 9s 84 AllenCE W C and E W Reichert 7375100 68293 ST. CARL wb 3 111 3 9 9 9s 82 9 SmithW Mrs W T Anderson 975-100 68524STRATEGY wb 3 101 7 11 101 11 10 10 MillsH Wheatley Stable 1325 100 68454GAN LEE w 3 106 13 8 72 7 ll2 11s PrainA G L Arvin 10760-100 67775RESERVATION wb 3 109 9 10 13 12 12 12 TurnerC Mrs G Denny 26730-100 68519 RUB RIDGE wb 3 111 4 13 121 Fell. PhillipsC W F Ycrgason 6970-100 Time, :23, :46, 1:13. Track fast. T52 mutue:lS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , ci acu n iu,tp hfS5r?,wi?ITE $ 9-90 $ 5.90 $ 4.20 395-100 195-100 110-M f, TEATIME 4.10 2.90 105-100 45-100 MORDEN 2.80 40100 Winner Ch.-f, by Infinite Winnie G., by Handsel trained by J. Spencer; bred by Mr. J. G. Winn. Winner entered to claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST 2:20. AT POST 3 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won driving; second and third the same. FLASH O WHITE, away forwardly but pinched back in the first eighth, gradually improved her position on the extreme outside thereafter and, wearing down the leaders in the stretch, was going away at the end SUN TEATIME, showing good speed, forced a fast pace and raced CRAIGCO into defeat, but was unable to withstand the winner. MORDEN saved much ground entering the stretch and closed gamely. MISS AVON-DALE behaved badly at the post, but began fast from outside the machine, onlv to tire in the final eighth. CRAIGCO tired in the stretch. ST. CARL was not persevered with. RUBRIDGE stumbled on the heels of his opponents leaving the back stretch and fell. Scratched 68576 Foreign Play, 101. Overweight Flash o White, 2 pounds; Craigco, 1. 68677 SEC0ND RACE 1 Mile. Repentance, Jan. 23, 1932 1:36 4 110. Purse ,000. 3-FpkiF t-ep.-ia--Hia iw n;f year-olds and upward. Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner 50: second, 50; third, S100. Claiming price, ,080. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Dmiv. Odds Strt 68378SHORT STORY wb3 98 6 3 11 11 l2 1 1 MillsH Wheatley Stable miOO 68553 SWEEPMAR wb3108 51511 7" 5 2 2s RenickJ M E Williams 2825-100 68606 TUMBLING GLASS w3109 1 2 4" 3" 3" 3 3 BarnesE F A Griffith 9795-100 68606IRON CZAR w 3 103 13 12 13 131 104 61 4" TurnerC G H Strate 180-100 cocL0"111 "B 3 103 14 8104101 71 74 51 StudleyW Smith and Williams 7250-100 68430 CASTLE ROCK w 5 115 8 13 145 143 14 11 61 SniderA J Hofstetter . 150685-100 68606HOME WORK wb 3 103 4 7 6" 5 4 41 7s SmithD GD Widener 8?90-100 67859 WINNIE C. ws 3 103 3 4 71 64 6 81 83 StoutJ J Evans 2945-100 68390 ULTRAMARINE wb 4 110 12 10 9 42 8" 91 92 CallahanH M Lowenstein 1650-100 68606 BLANKET BAY wb 3 103 15 5 54 8 9" 101 102 MontgyR H C Hatch 2430-100 68457 MONTGMERY MAID w 4 111 11 6 22 22 2 5 11s BejshakJ J F Patterson 150-100 68266 BO BALLOT w 5 115 10 11 122 12 12 12 121 WkmanR W M Duffy 2985 100 68606 TIM SHINE wb 3 104 91415 15 15 13 131 MarinelliJ Mrs F Allen 34115-100 68579 MAY ALTON wb 4 110 7 9 8" 9113414414 RenickS W J Norton 55500-100 68145LINDBY WB 4 110 2 1 3" 11 11 15 15 EdwardsH J P Crawford 38580-100 Time, :23, :47?4 1:12, 1:39. Track fast. ..-- CTnDV LMUTFH5 PAJ " OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , ".,SATD0RY $".80 $ 7-70 $ 4.90 790-100 285-100 145-100 TMiSmKjrRr.-AVc" 26-50 9-60 1225-100 380-100 TUMBLING GLASS 28.90 1345100 Wmner-B f, by Bucollas-Ethel Dear, by Peter Pan trained by G. C. Tappen; bred by Mr. J. K. Newman. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. -WENT TO POST 2:51. AT POST 2 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won ridden out; second and, third driving. - SHORT STORY away forwardly, drew clear under steadying restraint after entering the back stretch and, saving ground, held sway all the way, but was hard ridden to retain her lead in the last eighth SWEEP-MAR away slow y, worked Ws way up fast between the leaders in the last three-eighths and finished with a belated rush. 1UMBLING GLASS, prominent all the way, continued gamely under pressure. IRON CZAR vfandB0gYc,,.se? a .bg gap- , BILL S0UTIJAM wa cing strongly in the closing strides. MONTGOMERY MAID quit badly in the stretch. nf Scchn86i262Broad? Lishts 103 68550 Fair Blanche, 98; 68209 The Spaniard, 115; 68504 Tom Mac, llo; ooU32 Gardner, 115. Overweight Tumbling Glass, 1 pound; Montgomery Maid, 1; Tim Shine, 1. 68678 THIpD RAEn7o38 Mile L,!icil,e..K:!1 Feb" 13,.1932-:34-2-115. St. Augustine Purse. Feb..15-32-Hi? g,0D0. ear-old, ,dens. F.ll.es. Special weights. Net value to winner Index Horses Egt A WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 68500FRETWORK wb 119 3 1 P Is RobtsonA C V Whitney iTlOO 68456 SHAVINGS wb 119 17 6 52 2" AllenCE Mrs J H Whitney U60-100 68549LADY BRACADALE w 119 16 5 2" 34 RileyG E A Igleheart t Si WSS1J12 5!-lKclsa-W Wheatley Stable 3860-100 68549 68549 msrK CRACKER wll9 5 8 44 6 RenickJ R M Eastman 5120-100 mSrirn W S2 4 "5 I I LongJ R L Gerry 30915-100 VfIso WBSS n8 BirnC5E G D Widener 13415-100 , 68407 mmato WBEn oH 11 9 Greenw dC Mrs M Koerner 18400-100 WSSifil Widener 8420-100 68500 68500 MIGOSH wb 119 15 13 ,-KGan,erM 12" 111 ClelandO H C Ragan ; i 68500 WHIRLING ,w 119 711 134 121 CorbettC A B Gallaher - 4185-100 LADY OLAMBALA w 119 8 14 14 131 SniderA , J J Curtis wwn inn ST "JS?1! 14!J R W Collins 68549 68549 ??SS,Ai WHn 6 152 KummerE C E Hamilton 1755-100 M,GERTIER- - w 119 12 15 16s 16 McGinnisP W F Smith 20990-100 . 67689 PRUDIE BROOM w 119 13 17 17 17LeylandJ Mrs A K feast S-JS . tMutuel held. Time, :34. Track fast. FRETWORK T"f 7nMUTcUn PAc OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS s22- s22" 85-100 " jHs shavin Field 0 15100 5TJK 35-100 LADY BRACADALE Field l WhitWivn.erCh f Pt0r Pan-Skjl!ght b-v Chicle trained b- J- A. Healey; bred by estate of Mr H P. WENT TO POST 3:21. AT POST 11 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won easily; second and third driving. FRETWORK, hustled into a commanding lead in the early stages, was under restraint in the stretch RJACATIaVf SPfli -SPare;-,SHATV SD,t0 gct g0ing resPndcd Samely d wore down LADY lit J5- DY BRACADALE, closest to the leader in the first quarter, held on well. ABSOUmnN ABSOLUTION showed early speed then tired in the stretch. TUSSLE, slow to get going, finished Scratched-68633 Royal Purchase, 119; Java Ho, 119; 68182 Sunny Spain, 119; Mintogee, 119. 68679 FUpJiRAfuE-71,S!f- Evenin9 Jan: 30 1932 1:23 3 105. Cocoanut Grove Feb.15-32.Hh ff.jS- Z,S thgTlOO.5 A"Wa"Ce5- N6t VaUe t0 w!"ner index Horses EqtA WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owner, Equiv. Odds Strt 68184PRINCE TOKALON wb 5 111 1 4 3 11 l2 l2 1 ElstonH G W Ode 100 JS7vNKLE WB5 I ? ? S 2i 21 FowIcrG WL Johnson mZ 6 684583WATERWAY wb 4 116 4 3 6 6 4"4 3 MontgyR F Grossman lQim 686082DANCING MACK w 4 109 5 1 11 2 21 3 MillsH A G WeTton 670 100 67917 THAIS w 4 104 2 6 4h 4 6 6 6 LongJ C V Whitney 7 1000-100 Time, :23?, :46, 1:11, 1:24. Track fast. PRINCE TOKM nu TfL11171 1 OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS WATERWAY ST?BMiSi.:::::::::::::::: s : s : 255-,0 105100 3 t2 35100 2 30 Van DusenT8 g ?rinCe Pal-Dulcc Tokalo.n b Marchmont II. trained by G. W. Ogle; bred by Mr. C. WENT TO POST 4:00. AT POST 3 J minutes. Start good out of machine. Won easily; second and third tfriving. MAncMnC,J??L?N mVed UP fth 3 rus,?.oa.t,he inslde in thc f,rst quarter . and, , shaking off DANCING streh WATFRWAVC- WOn -f-S h RIP VAN! WINKLE held on gamely in ihe nArSrivr Itlr? improved his position in the stretch and finished fastest of all hut the winner infshaps Prmment in the ear,y stages tircd in th fil eighth. CHATFORD and THAIS had no Continued on twelfth page. HIALEAH PARK Continued from third page.J 6Q5Qf FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Panetian, Feb. 4, 1932 1:10 4 111. St. Valentines Handi- cap. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner ,100; Feb.-15-32-Hia second, 00; third, 00. Claiming price, ,000. Index Horses EqtA WtPPSt 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqniv. Odds Strt 685812DOUBLE HEART wb 6 105 6 1 32 34 P P MontgyR F H Carpenter 200-100 681843PENNATE wb 4 117 1 5 42 4h 42 2" WkmanR C V Whitney 465-100 685022MISS TULSA w 3 104 7 3 24 P 21 32 CorbettC J Howard 1035-100 6845S2BLACKMOCK - wb 3 98 4 4 5s 55 54. 44 SmithD G D Widener 850-100 66868BUB McFARLAND w 5 110 5 6 62 66 6s 52 ClellandO E Kane 7800-100 68340LULLABY II. w 4 108 3 2 P 21 31 6s MillsH Howe Stable 295-100 68213 LEROS wb 4 110 2 7 7 7 7 7 CarrollW J C Ellis 595-100 Time, :22, :46, 1:11. Track fast. , 52 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , DOUBLE HEART $ 6.00 $ 3.80 $ 3.00 . 200100 90100 50100 PENNATE 5.20 4.50 160100 125100 MISS TULSA 4.10 105 100 Winner Br. h, by. High Time Dora W.. by Honoywood trained by F. H. Carpenter; bred by Himyar Stud. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST 4:31. AT POST 2 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won easily; second and third driving. DOUBLE HEART, away fast but, taken behind the pace in the first eighth, followed the leader under-restraint until well straightened out in the stretch and, assuming command when .called upon, won with speed to spare. PENNATE, hard ridden throughout, closed resolutely in the stretch and wore down MISS TULSA in the closing strides. MISS TULSA set a fast pace early, saved ground throughout, but went lame entering the stretch. BLACKMOCK was unable to get up. LULLABY II. quit after five-eighths. BUB McFARLAND finished resolutely. LEROS did not show his usual early speed and was never a factor.. Scratched 68214 Fredrick, 107. Randfjkandl SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. Panetian, Feb. 4, 1932 1:10 4 111. Colonial Purse. Purse r ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Colts, horses and geldings. Claiming. Net value ta Feb.-15-3Z-Hia winner 50; second, 50; third, 00. Claiming price, ,500. Index Horses EqtA WtPPSt Vx 1, str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 68607:TRAITOR wb 4 107 7 2 33 23 11 14 MillsH Mrs C Carfano 75-100 68607WAR SAINT wb 5 109 1 3 P 11 22 221 SmithD G D Widener 2520-100 68552 HA YTIME - w4107 2 4 41 3k 32 31 RenickS W J Norton 10650-100 68551 3KNOWLTON w 4 112 6 7 62 52 42 41 CorbettC F A Carreaud 390-100 684E0TEA CRACKER w 5 109 4 5 7 61 51 54 MontgyR Bidwill and Lewis 4410-100 62371DONNY JOHNNY w 4 102 5 6 51 7 6l 66 TurnerC H A Coulson 2705-100 66594 TUSKEGEE wb 7 109 3 1 21 44 7 7 LongJ R Spreckels 315-100 Time, :23J, :46, 1:11. Track fast. ,- MUTUELS PAID; , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS TRAITOR $ 3.50 $ 2.70 $ 2.50 75100 35100 25100 WAR SAINT 6.90 4.10 245100 105100 HAYTIME 10.40 420100. Winner B. g, by Runantell Orageuse, by Wrack trained by C. Cafarelli; bred by Mr. A. C. Randolph Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST 4:59. AT POST H minutes. Start good out of machine. Won ridden out; second and third driving. TRAITOR, away well and going forwardly in the early running under steady restraint, responded with determination when called on and disposed of WAR SAINT after a mild drive and was going away at the finish. WAR SAINT rushed to the front, forced a fast pace and shook off TUSKEGEE after the first quarter mile, then made a game effort when challenged, but was no match for the winner. HAYTIME slipped through on the inside all the way and outlasted KNOWLTON in thetretch run. KNOWLTON broke very slowly, then gradually improved his position on the -extreme outside and would have been third in a few more strides. TUSKEGEE quit to a walk after going a half mile. Scratched 68493 Deemster, 112. CQCQO SEVENTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. Lightning Bolt, Feb. 6, 1932 1:50 4 110. Florida l icHSr,- Kevs Purse- Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner, Feb.-15-32-Hia 50; second, 50; third, 00. Claiming price, ,500. . Index Horses EqtA WtPPSt V V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Biuiv. Odds Strt 685512PLEASE w6112 3 1 P P P P P MontgyR J W May 60-100 68604 BOUNDING DEEP wb 6 113 7 6 62 4h 24 22 20k EIstonH B B Stable 1380-100 68638 DUNROCK wb 5 113 5 3 54 5" 5s 33 3s LongJ J P Crawford 365-100 68554 VACATION wb 7 113 2 2 2h 3l 3l 41 41 RenickS I J Collins 720-100 68554PRINCE TOY wb 5 108 8 4 44 64 62 5s 5l MillsH B G Lewis 3330-100 68604STELLANOVA wb 4 106 4 7 I3 V T T 64 StudleyW F E Moore 2375-100 68578 WRACK ROYAL wb 5113 6 8 8 8 8 8 74 LeylandJ Mrs B M Evans 10980-100 68551 COCK ROBIN w 4 111 1 5 3l 2V 4h 61 8 SniderA R Whitney 6920-100 Time, :24, :48, 1:13. 1:39, 1:52. Track fast. , ?2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , PLEASE $ 3.20 $ 3.10 $ 2.80 60100 55100 40100 BOUNDING DEEP 7.50 4.30 275100 115100 DUNROCK 3.20 60100 Winner B. g, by Donnacona Squeezeus, by Zeus trained by J. W. May; bred by Mr. B. P. Eubank Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST 5:27. AT POST 3 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won easily; second and third driving. PLEASE, much the best, took command at once and, rated in front, was never seriously menaced BOUNDING DEEP, fractious at the post, broke well, but bore out around the first turn, moved into con-i tention with a rush after leaving the back stretch, but then faltered and just managed to outlast DUNROCK in the final drive. DUNROCK, under pressure the entire trip, finished strongly in the stretch run. VACA TION, prominent in the early stages, weakened under punishment in the last quarter mile. COCK ROBIN quit badly after going about seven-eighths.
