Daily Racing Form Charts: Aurora, Daily Racing Form, 1932-05-06

JAIIjr RACING FORM AURORA 1 AURORA, ILL., THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1932— Aurora 1 mile. Fourth day. Exposition Park Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 18 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather cloudy. Stewards, M. Nathanson and C. F. Henry. Judges, F. P. Dunne, C. J. McLennan and E. A. Hileman. Starter, Harry Morrissey. Racing Secretary, C. F. Henry. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 2:15 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. 7ftft/l FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. Peggy. May 5, 1928— :53%— 2— 108. Purse 00. 2-year-4 V„ V olds- Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. May-5-32-Aur Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,000. Index Horses BqtAWtPPSt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Bquiv. Odds Strt 69120 FIGURISTE w 108 8 6 V V 1* TildenR W H Hosea 200 100 70214 SIR MICHAEL w 108 5 2 2* 2« 2* WestH J Cattarinich 590-100 69552 LERACK w 111 7 3 34 3« 35 CoxD Mrs A R Smith 335 100 70214STAMBUL wb 111 6 7 4* 4* 44 LeylandJ S F Murphy 348 100 70214 ALMADELE w 105 4 8 61 6* 54 PalumboH E Vordenburg 2980 100 SUNNINESS w 106 2 4 54 5" 6* McCoyJ Rosehome Stable 1260-100 MISS SORORITY w 110 3 5 8 71 7" RichardA Lone Star Stable 2870 100 69521 DODY w 112 1 1 7* 8 8 WalceJW Chappel Bros 7265-100 Time, :2i%, :50y5, :58. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . FIGURISTE .00 .68 .20 200—100 84—100 60—100 SIR MICHAEL 5.28 4.00 164—100 100—100 LERACK 3.24 62—100 Winner — Br. f, by Leonardo II. — Dangertude, by Danger Rock trained by J. D. Larkin ; bred by Mr. D. G. Minor. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:16f AT POST— minutes. Start good out of machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. FIGURISTE, starting well from an outer position, took the lead after going a short distance and, racing as if best, increased her lead in the stretch and won easily. SIR MICHAEL dashed to the front soon after the start, showed a good performance, but could not hold the winner. LERACK raced fairly well and was easily best of the others. STAMBUL could not keep up. The others were never serious contenders. Overweight — Stambul, 1 pound ; Sunniness, 3 ; Miss Sorority, 2 ; Dody, 1. f7tflK SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. Queen Towton, May 21, 1929— 1:11%— 7— 111. Purse 00. *J Xl?» 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, May-5-32-Aur 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 pounds allowed for each 00 to ,200. Index norses BqtAWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 693703TUFINUF wb 4 110 10 1 1* l1 11 1" RichardA Lyda Mae Stk Fm Sta 1226 100 70266 TEWSENELDA wb 5 111 12 2 34 2» 2* 2* CavensJ H Selnik 1467-100 69377 HALF DAY w 4 112 1 6 4" 5* 35 3« TildenR C Howard 391-100 69475 AGNES SOREL wb 4 105 11 9 5h 4* 41 4 CooperRG Mrs R Cooper 2420-100 65389 STAMPDALE w 10 112 510 10* 91 9l 51 QnbushG Carlock and Foebel 1108-100 696263JIMMIE L. wb 4 111 2 5 2k 31 5* 6k LeylandJ L D Oldham 256-100 68996*THE SHOW OFF w 7 105 9 8 9s 10» 7" 71 KingC Mrs A G Woodman 1158-100 69376*DON BENITO wb 4 105 4 4 84 7* 64 8" DicksonD Mrs B R Luscher t 69371 FRED AUERBACH wb 3 110 6 7 62 6* 81 91 WhitcreL Mrs V Mighell 1162 100 69148 VERDA wb 3 106 7 12 ll2 ll2 lO" 104 McCoyJ J D OKeefe t 65551*CREPE SATIN w 7 105 8 11 12 12 ll4 ll8 MgomyR T Kindle 7346-100 65553*OLEMN SUNSHINE wb 5 107 3 3 T 81 12 12 ArcaroE J T Strife 2433 100 tMutuel field. Time, :24%, :50, 1:18. Track slow. ,. , S2 MUTUELS PAID , r OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS TUFINUF 6.52 .10 .98 1226—100 355—100 149—100 TEWSENELDA 5.16 3.56 158—100 78—100 HALF DAY 4.24 112—100 Winner — B. g, by Rugby — Runebb, by Runnymede trained by J. Bainton ; bred by Mr. W. R. Armstrong. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 2:45. AT POST— 2* minutes. • Start good out of machine. Won driving ; second and third the same. TUFINUF outbroke the others and, racing gamely under good riding, lasted to hold TEWSENELDA safe. The latter raJed into a contending position soon after the start, withstood a hard stretch drive gamely, but could not hold the winner. HALF DAY was in close quarters on the inside early, but continued next to the rail throughout and was easily best of the others. AGNES SOREL closed a gap on the outside and was racing well at the end. JIMMIE L. tired in the stretch. THE SHOW OFF met early interference and was never dangerous. OLEMAN SUNSHINE quit badly. Scratched— 70216 Alamae, 106; 70264 Romany Baw, 110; 690312Newburger, 99; 70266Anne L., 109; 67908 Ninotte, 100; 70215 Bag o Roses, 94. Overweight — Jimmie L., 1 pound; Verda, 1. Corrected weight — Tufinuf, 110. TflfftR THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Queen Towton, May 21, 1929— 1:11%— 7— 111. Purse 00. * coo a 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, May-5-32-Aur 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 pounds allowed for each 00 to ,200. , ■ — ____ Index Horses BqtAWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 61509*KNOCKABOUT w 7 105 11 1 11 11 l1 1 KingC P OKeefe 5476 -100 69611 DIODORO wb 5 110 10 2 22 2» 24 24 TildenR J Marsch 2480 100 69546TRFANEH w 7 106 4 9 44 31 3 32 ArcaroE W C Morris 1580 100 69124 BELEVEITORNOT wb 4 110 6 4 5k 44 4« 44 McCoyJ Miss L Hoffman 834-100 68744 TRIEZE w 7 110 9 6 71 7" 6* 52 GroosP Lewis and Kemp 2960 100 700672*MRS FOSTER w 5 106 5 3 94 92 71 62 NeelJ Jewell Bros 92-100 68933 RIVET w 3 99 1 8 81 8" 8s 71 MartinTP R Dougherty 2182-100 66814*WOODGAIN w 6 105 7 7 61 54 5" 82 MgomyR F Wright 1226-100 67641*SAM COLE wb 5 105 8 10 101 101 9s 91 HerdezJ Mrs R L Rogers 760-100 68554 GAY DONN w 4 111 2 11 11 11 102 10« LeylandJ Mrs S F Murphy fl352-100 66356 CONRAD wb 3 113 3 5 31 61 11 11 ReddingJ Wild Rose Farm Stable t tMutuel field. Time, :24%, :50. V.W/S. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS KNOCKABOUT 11.52 3.22 5.22 5476—100 2061—100 661—100 DIODORO 20.54 9.38 927—100 369—100 IRFANEH 10.96 448—100 Winner — Ch. g, by John P. Grier — May Maid, by Yankee trained by R. B. Allen; bred by Messrs. J. D. Carr and Bro. . Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 3:14. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good out of machine. Won driving ; second and third the same. KNOCKABOUT took the lead at once and, racing gamely, was never overtaken, although all out at the end to hold DIODORO. The latter, always in second place and gaining rapidly, would have won in another stride. IRFANEH, close up from the start, was racing well at the end. BELEVEITORNOT showed a fair performance. MRS. FOSTER showed a dull performance. TRIEZE raced fairly well. GAY DONN began slowly and was never prominent. Scratched— 68261 Chicon, 100; 70220 Jack Murphy, 105; 700943Red Vest, 104; 66415 J. A. Weil, 110; 68512 Virginia Weidel, 94; 69238 Lucky Drift, 100; 70269 Scandal Sheet, 104. Overweight — Gay Donn, 1 pound ; Conrad, 3. ryfkOOfT FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. Queen Towton, May 21, 1929— 1:11%— 7— 111. Purse 00. * "*** * 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, May-5-32-Aur 9; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,400; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,600. _ , . » — — — 1 — — 1 Index Horses EqtA WtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners . Equiv. Odds Strt 69763SISTER MARY w 4 106 1 3 PI" 14 l2 ArcaroE C E Davison 178-100 69779THEHALIS w 4 107 5 4 5* 4s 3« 8* KingC Mrs F Farrar 554-100 70264 TRICE wb 4 112 4 6 6 6 5* 3« CavensJ H Selnik 1510 100 702672DOI.LAR PRINCESS w 3 105 3 1 21 2 2» 44 WhitcreL Miss L Hoffman 380 100 699532BENEFIT wb 3 110 6 5 34 31 4 5* McCovJ C W Moore 352-100 70267 COTTON TIME wb 3 106 2 2 4* 51 6 6 WilhoitP J Le Grand 1360 100 Time, :2V/S, :49%, 1:17%. Track slow. . MUTUELS PAID , r — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS—, SISTER MARY .56 .94 .96 178—100 147—100 48—100 CHEHALIS 5.40 3.18 170—100 59—100 TRICE 3.86 93—100 Winner— Ch. f, by Hephaistos — Malandena, by Malamont trained by C. E. Davison; bred by Mr. I. A. Sexton. Winner entered to be claimed for ,400. WENT TO POST— 3:40*. AT POST— minute. Start good out of machine. Won ridden out ; second and third driving. SISTER MARY came through on the inside on the far turn, took the lead and, although bearing out in the stretch, held her advantage safe to the end. CHEHALIS seemed to like the going, and, saving much ground ta the stretch turn, finished gamelv. TRICE was shuffled back after the start, but finished with a remarkable burst of speed. DOLLAR PRINCESS tired in the stretch. BENEFIT and COTTOM TIME tired. Scratched— 69617 Crushed Stone, 108; 70215 Kenny Boy, 98; 70264 Phantasime, 102. Overweight — Cotton Time, 5 pounds. ryf|0|0 O FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Jack Haskell, Oct. 19, 1929—1:42—3—103. Purse * J*- 3 J 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, S50," May-5-32-Aur fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,800; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,200. Index Horses BqtAWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 702642*NELL KUHLMAN w 102 2 1 l" V V 1* l5 MgomyR W F Lutz 116 100 69959*RED DIAMOND w 103 4 2 4" 3l 31 2* 22 KingC J D Mikel 603-100 70215 DIFFERENT wb 112 6 5 3" 4* 44 4s 32 McCoyJ C W Moore 629-100 67474*MILDRED WATKINS wb 97 7 6 6* 6" 54 54 44 NeelJ Mrs A Manale 6823-100 7Q266*RUGAT TINE wb 94 1 8 T2 7 7* 710 58 ChanoveL Lyda Mae Stock Farm Sta 9215 100 The "Daily Double" on the Winners of the Second and Third Races j at Aurora Thursday Paid ,132.24 for j 70215*TENNYVOOD wb 110 3 3 25 2 22 31 64 MartinTP L Genard 908 100 702192*POPCORN wb 107 5 4 5* 52 6" 61 7" SalazarT Mrs E Denemark 472-100 69340CAMPING w 106 8 7 8 8 8 8 8 CooperRG A G Tarn 2848-100 Time, :24%, :49%, 1:18, 1:47, 1:52|. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID r — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS— NELL KUHLMAN .32 .90 72 116—100 45—100 36—100 RED DIAMOND 4.34 3.00 117—100 50—100 DIFFERENT 3.08 54—100 Winner— B. f, by Sir Martin or Our General— Foxana, by Nassovian trained by W. F. Lutz; bred by Mr. J. E. Madden. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 4:06. OFF AT ONCE. Start good out of machine. Y *. easily; second and third driving. NELL KUHLMAN, away fast and well rated, permitted TENNYWOOD to remain close to her on the outside until the stretch was reached, then took a good lead and, prevented from bearing out to any great extent, won easily. RED DIAMOND saved ground all the way, but tired after challenging at mid-stretch. v DIFFERENT showed a good performance. MILDRED WATKINS closed a gap. POPCORN was never a factor. TENNYWOOD tired. Scratched— 69375 Lazy Mary, 99; 69922 Ipsara, 100. Overweight — Mildred Watkins, 1 pound. AQAQ SIXTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Jack Haskell, May 22, 1929—1:45—3—104. Purse 00. # "Ovfff 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and mares. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; May-5-32-Aur second. 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,400; if for less, 1 pound allowed for each 00 to ,000. Index Horses BqtAWtPPSt and % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 70319*BAGIEL w 4 108 8 3 1 14 14 1 l8 SalazarT H C Rumage 186 100 69150*PLAY BIRD w 4 108 5 5 3k 34 3 2* 2s NeelJ A J Schuetze 281-100 70220*SANTA SOPHIA w 5 105 1 4 61 41 41 4 3"k CantrcllL J J Butler 1973 100 702203*AURICA wb 5 105 4 2 2l 21 2 34 44 MgomyR F Wright 912 100 696325*CONFIDENTIAL wb 6 106 6 8 8 6l 5* 5l 54 KingC J Somersby 622100 69272*JOAN PAT wb 4 107 2 1 41 54 7* 6* 64 HladJ R C Quon 6426-100 68426*OTILLA w 6 106 7 7 71 8 8 8 7"" ArcaroE L M Severson 1196 100 70219*MARY MARVIN wb 5 110 5 6 54 71 62 72 8 HerdezJ H C Ragan 1132 100 Time, :25%, :51%, 1:18%, 1:46%, 1:53. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS N BAGIEL -. .72 .98 .94 186—100 99—100 97—100 PLAY BIRD 3.32 3.48 66—100 74—100 SANTA SOPHIA 6.26 213—100 Winner — B. f, by Peter Quince — Golden Feast, by Golden Sun trained by H. C. Rumage; bred by Mr. J. N. Camden. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 4:32i. AT POST— minute. Start good out of machine. Won easily; second and third driving. BAGIEL took a good lead on the first turn, raced well in advance of the others to the stretch, Increased her advantage when hard urged and won in hand. PLAY BIRD raced gamely in the stretch to dispose of AURICA, but did not threaten the leaders. SANTA SOPHIA was racing gamely at the end. AURICA was used up trying to overtake the leader. The others were outpaced. Overweight — Santa Sophia, 2 pounds ; Joan Pat, 4. TffcTft SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Jack Haskell, Oct. 19, 1929— 1:42J£— 3— 103. • "* 4 J Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Colts, horses and geldings. Claiming. Net May-5-32-Aur va|ue to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,000. Index Horses BqtAWtPPSt M % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 70269MOZART wb 9 107 2 2 31 21 21 2* 14 NeelJ A G Tarn 454-100 70264*SOUR MASH wb 7 107 6 10 8l 81 5" 3* 24 MartinTP L L Lycan. +436-100 69436 AREGAL wb 8 112 1 1 ll 1 1 1* 3 McCoyJ J Dire 784-100 69613 MURMURG PINES wb 5 112 4 5 41 4l 4k 4k 4* CoxD Mrs A R Smith 638 100 70017MCK ALEXANDER w 9 107 8 9 9* 71 62 5s 52 ArcaroE C E Davison 242 100 65248*SOLICITOR w 4 107 9 6 21 31 31 6 65 HendrkR B F McLain 8443 100 702703*HAM wb 6 107 5 4 7" and 9* 71 74 MgomyR F H Carpenter 582-100 70270ADALOR T. w 4 107 7 8 10 10 10 9* 84 MillerA Knebelkamp and Morris 4260-100 69409*FAIR LEGION wb 7 107 3 3 61 51 71 8* 98 BagurH J F Thriffiley 6168 100 69271MUDAS wb 8 107 10 7 51 61 8110 10 RogorsA W M Cain + tMutuel field. Time, :24%, :50%, 1:18%, 1:46%, IS1J4. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , MOZART 1.08 .64 .94 454—100 182—100 147—100 SOUR MASH Field 5.94 5.08 197—100 154—100 AREGAL 6.06 203—100 Winner— Ch. g, by Mohacz— Sweet Sounds, by Earla Mor trained by A. G. Tarn; bred in England by Mr. J. Whalen. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:02. OFF AT ONCE. Start good out of machine. Won easily ; second and third driving. MOZART, saved close up early and racing to the front when AREGAL began to tire in the stretch, won easily. SOUR MASH was in close quarters on the first turn, but gained steadily thereafter. AREGAL took the lead early, but tired badly in the stretch. MURMURING PINES raced evenly. JACK ALEXANDER was in close quarters on the inside on the back stretch. HAM was badly outrun. SOLICITOR showed early speed. ADALOR T. was cut off when JACK ALEXANDER bore over on the first turn. Scratched— 69906Tonto Rock, 107; 70143 Rejuvenation, 107. Corrected weight — Murmuring Pines, 112. OFFICIAL MUTUEL TOTALS AT AURORA Thursday — 3 Races, 89.80; 5 Races, 36.06; 7 Races, 01.50