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HAMILTON Ont. j The "Daily Double" on the Winners of the First and Third Races j at Hamilton Monday Paid 4.90 for j HAMILTON, ONT., MONDAY, JULY 2, 1934.-Himilton 1 1 16 miles, 68 feet. Sixth day. Hamiltoa Jockey Club. First summer meeting of 7 days. Starts from barrier. Weather clear. Steward representing the Canadian Racing Asscciations, D. S. Gillies. Stewards of Meeting, Col. Gordon J. Henderson and J. P. Turner. Judges, J. A. Thompson, P. L. Gr*" and D. Boyle. Starter, T. Rowe. Racing Secretary, J. P. Turner. Racing starts at 2;30 p. m. Chicago time, 1:30 p. m.. W-indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures Ml in paienthescs following the distance of eacb race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight -"carried. Indicates apprentice allowance ot 5 pounds, **7 pounds; ***10 pounds. OSJ.7 FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs out of chute. Crout au Pot, June 29, 1934 — 1:17%— 3— *70«L ,i* 4 H6. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 26; July-2-34-Ham second, 5100; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horse* BqtA WtlPSt * % 9tr Tin Jockeys Owners E.juIt. Odds Strt SfOIZHTANNY SCOT w 3 111 4 2 31 3i 2* 1" PruchkiG L Clous 690 100 98090PROVEN wi 4 115 3 5 4* 51 4* 2*1 RemilrdP Mrs W C Weant 410 100 98157FLAXEN w3 97 810 T 1« 14 3* BlackH C Robson 1265100 98155CHARLES J. wb 3 105 1 1 2" 44 31" 4J BarnesE A I Penprase 200 100 98090 YOUR FLAG w 6 108 5 6 6* 8* 54 5* WatsonR Mrs S Neville 3280 100 97653 MARVELINE w 3 109 10 9 5" T 6i 6* FodenN W Gould 2050-100 98013 FEDERAL RESERVE wb 7 113 6 8 10 10 10 74 AimersT Four Ls Stable 1680 180 97514 ALLANAH w 7 108 9 4 8" 9 9* 8 MadelevF W Zakoor 570100 98155 SUN FASH w 7 105 7 7 91 6" 8 9* VercherT P F Foreman 1390 100 STOOL PIGEON w 3 109 2 3 P 2» 7* 10 ErirksonH A Hullcoat 1500 100 Time, =23%, :48. 1:13%, 1:19*£. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . CANNY SCOT 5.80 | 6.66 .75 690—100 230—100 137$— 168 PROVEN , 5.95 4.50 197J— 100 125—100 FLAXEN 7.16 255— IN Winner — B. g, by Pharamond II. — Eastern Pageant, by Grand Parade trained by L. Clous; bred by Mr. R. M. Eastman. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 2:41$. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CANNY SCOT, close up throughout, responded gamely when urged and, taking command in the stretch, withstood a hard drive and outlasted PROVEN. The latter was in close quarters on the inside on the far turn, was taken to the middle of the track in the stretch and was overtaking the winner. FLAXEN began flat footed, was then rushed up on the outside and bore over after taking command. CHARLES J. raced in close quarters most of the vvav. ALLANAH quit badly after showing early speed. 4 Scratched— 98090 Pot au Mint, 104; 98216 Sir Roland, 104. Overweight — Canny Scot, 2 pounds; Charles J., 1. QOO/fQ SECOND RACE— 5-8 Mile. Coflier, June 24, 1933— :59J£— 2— 111. Wetland Purse. SJOOxo Purse 60. 2-year-olds. Foaled in Canada. Allowances. Net value to winner 25; July-2-34 Ham second, 00; third, 0; fourth. 5. Index Horses Erjt A Wt TPSf % VjPtr Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 94691LISTARO w 112 4- 2 14 14 1* 14 MannF R S McLaughlin 55 100 988913F1TZ U wb 105 2 1 3 35 21 2" WallN Mrs R E Webster 565 100 96369RIGHTFOOT w 109 5 4 2k 2* 34 3» FisherRJ J P Calder 360100 98091 EOOM DAYS wb 105 1 3 44 41 41 4» VercherT W H Wright 1970100 9708DDAINTY ROSE w 111 3 5 5 5 5 5 MulrneyJ Mrs H L Munson 1075 100 Time, :23%. :47. 1:00%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS — . LISTARO .10 .50 .20 55—100 25-100 16—160 FITZ U 3.40 2.46 70—100 20—166 RIGHTFOOT 2.45 22J— 166 Winner — B. c, by The Romp II. — Listen Dearie, by Trojan trained by H. Giddings; bred by Mr. R. S. McLaughlin. WENT TO POST— 3:11. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third the same. LISTARO sprinted into the lead at once and won handily. FITZ U raced on the inside all the way, shook off RIGHTFOOT at the head of the stretch, but did not menace the winner. RIGHTFOOT was rushed into contention going to the far turn, showed speed, but tired in the drive. «BOOM DAYS held DAWTY ROSE safe. Overweight — Dainty Rose, 2 pounds. AfiQlQ THIRD RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs out of chute. Crout au Pot, June 29. 1934— 1:1 7%— 3i— . 5Vl 11° An«ster Plate.. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Canadian owned. Selling. July-2-34-Han Net va|ue to wjnner 00; second, 25; third. 0; fourth, 5. Index Dorses EqtA WtTPSt V* % Mr Fin Jockeys Owners F/juiT. Odd»«trt 98220:GOLDEN SPUR w 5 118 4 2 31 31 31 l1 MannF W F Morrissey 1721 100 982203FEL DAL LORD w 7 118 5 1 1* 14 P 21 WatsonR J E Smallman +105-100 96925LIVE ONE wb 6 114 2 3 4 41 44 3* TownrowR M J Sansone £30 100 96218 PAPALICO w 4 111 1 4 2* 24 2* 44 Ericksonll T S Cochenour 157C 100 98287 CANDY FEAST w 3 93 3 5 5 5» 51 5" HaywardR E F Seagram 1290 100 96372 HEROWIN wb 3 108 6 6 6 6 6 6 FodenN J E Smallman + tCouplcd as J. E. Smallman entrv. Time, :23%, :47, 1:12. 1:19J£. Track fast. , 6* MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL B00KIKO ODDS GOLDEN SPUR .45 .56 .15 1721—100 25-100 71—166 J. E. SMALLMAN ENTRY 2.36 2.16 15—166 5—166 LIVE ONE , 2.35 17J— 168 Winner— Ch. g, by John P. Grier— Lady Wood, by Honeywood trained by W. F. Morrissey; bred by Meadow view Farm. Winner entered to be sold for ,008. WENT TO POST— 3:46. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. GOLDEN SPUR responded gamely and, overtaking the leader at the sixteenth post, drew clear at the finish. FELDAL LORD raced I*APALICO into defeat, but could not hold the winner. LIVE ONE, also rated along until called upon, moved up in the closing half mile. PAPALICO tired after showing early speed CANDY FEAST and HEROWIN were outrun. Scratched— 98285*Young Kitty, 106. QQOeTA FOURTH RACE-1 1-16 Miles. Clotho, Aug. 7, 1933—1:44—4—113. Grimsby Plate. . i oVi u Purs* J70°- 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 25; second, July-2-34-Ham 66; third, 6; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA WtlIst % 3 % Str Kin Jockeys Owners E ;uiv. Odds Strt 98695 CHASTITY wb 3 107 6 5 2k 3 34 3J 1" BarnesE Royal Stable 975 100 98094FALL APPLE w 5 116 3 2 1" 1* 1» 24 24 AimersT H Dirks 220100 98095BOSCOBEL w 5 113 4 6 31 2* 21 lrt 34 WatsonR J E Smallman 300100 93095rCANDLE FLY w 3 108 2 4 6 6 5» 4" 41 RemilrdP Mrs G McDermid 395 100 96925 TELA w 7 114 1 1 5« 4» 41 51 5* MannF A I Penprase 645 100 98094 SUN ABBOT w 3 107 5 3 4» 5* 6 6 6 VercherT E F Seagram 605 100 Time, 53%, :48, 1:13%. 1:39%. 1:46%. Track fast. _ .„,. • 6* MUTUELS PAID , , — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , CHASTITY 1.50 .85 .40 975—100 3421-100 126—166 fALLApPLE 4.85 2.76 102J-100 35-1H BOSCOBEL 2.85 42J-166 Winner— Ch. f, by Chance Play— In Favour, by Son in-Law trained by H. McDonald; bred by Lenox Stud Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:30J. AT POST— minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CHASTITY wore down FALL APPLE and won going away in the final strides. FALL APPLE outlasted BOSCOBEL, but could not match strides with tha winner. BOSCOBEL, shuffled back going to the first turn and rushed up on the outside on the back stietch, tired. CANDLE FLY closed a tan TELA tired after the far turn. SUN ABBOT tired when urged. Overweight — Candle Fly, 3 pounds. 98251 FIFTH RACE-1 1 1-16 Miles. Clotho, Aug. 7. 1933—1:44—4—113. Dominion Handi-V:,7£m u,„ "P- Purse 51,200. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 50; second, 66: July-2-34-Ham *"• thjrd 510o; fourth, 0. Index Horses BqtA WUPsI % Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EquiT. Ouds Strt 98016SSTEAL1NGAWAY w 4 103 1 1 II l1 11 11 1» VercherT Mrs N Ray 4121100 986163HOKUAO wb 5 115 6 4 2 2 2* 21 ? MannF W I Newmarch 505 100 96458 KHORASAN w 6 122 4 3 5 5* 5* 5* 3* RemilrdP Mrs J Badame 250 100 97239 FINALIST w 6 108 5 5 4» 41 4 4* 4« WatsonR H Neville 750 100 98694WAR PLANE w 5 109 3 2 V 3k 3 31 5 EricksonH A Hullcoat 610100 98616SHADY WELL , w5 110 266666 6 BarnesE E F Seagram 340 " " 100 "" Time, :23%. :47%, 1:12%. 1:3954. 1:46. Track fast. ST«UNGAWAV l£n™Tand "53 iSPSST °"«£si SSandm •■:::::::::::::::::::::: " K ,re-,H 8S=!S Winner— B. c, by Ed Crump— Whatll I Do, by Eternal trained by N. Ray; bred bv J Mrs K E H HlHl " WENT TO POST-5:67. AT POST-1* minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. STEALINGAWAY set the pace and held on resolutely to hold HOKUAO. The latter forced the pace throughout, but could not overhaul the winner. KHORASAN was forced to go to the middle of the track *nd. vc!Tfd ?amey ""der his impost. FINALIST moved up on the turn, then swerved to the inside WAR PLANE ha.J no mishaps. SHADY WELL was far back throughout. 4 Overweight— Stealingaway, 2 pounds; Finalist, 4; War Plane, 2. ISOQf2 SIXTH RACE-1 1-4 Miles. Golden Sphere, Aug. 5, 1922-2:04-4-112 Purse 66 Julyi4 Ham 6?fo0urth.an"PWard Caimin9" "* VaU * Win"er $"5: SeC0"d M; thir- l.Hei Hor.es EqtA WtrP St i/3 % 1 tr Kin Jockeys QWDer8 E.UI» Odds Btot 98693DARKLING wb 4 112 7 6 6» 4* 34 31 1 FodenN E Craigie 245~W« 98221 CHAT EAGLE wb 4 115 llffff 2* BarnesE W F Morrissey 670100 98221 YELLOW METAL w 5 114 2 1 7 5» g 4 9 RemilrdP P MacMurchy S3 Continued on twenty-first page. HAMILTON Ont. Continued from seventeenth page. 98288 GAY SPIRIT ws 5 114 4 4 34 31 4 51 41 ObertW G B Foley 870 100 982212CRAP SHOOTER wb 4 117 6 2 21 1» l" 11 51 PruchkiG L Clous 695 100 98219 HAPPY HOPES w 4 1125 3 7 51 6* 6" 6" 6* McDonaldC R S McLaughlin 540 100 97874 WRIGLEY FIELD wb 6 109 5 3 V 7 7 7 7 WatsonR J H Black 1055 100 Time, :24%, :iS%, 1:14%, 1:41%, 2:07J/5. Track fast. , BTOTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD8 DARKLING .90 .15 .80 245—100 107|— 100 40—100 CHAT EAGLE 6.40 3.90 220—108 85—100 YELLOW METAL 3.30 65—100 Winner — Br. f, by Macaw — Beaming, by Whisk Broom II. trained by J. Hammerschmitt ; bred by H. P. Whitney estate. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:45J. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. DARKLING, close up for seven-eighths, moved up with a rush, met interference in the stretch, but outgamed CHAT EAGLE. The latter raced close up to midway of the back stretch, but bore out after taking command. YELLOW METAL was knocked off stride at the head of the stretch. GAY SPIRIT had no mishaps. CRAP SHOOTER took command after WRIGLEY FIELD went lame, but tired. WRIGLEY FIELD showed early speed before going lame. QOOBTO SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile turf course. Lunetta, June 27, 1924— 1:38%— 7— 112. Ham-OOduO jiton Plate. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner 50; July-2-34-Ham second, 5; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA WtlPst V* % % Str Fid Jockeys Owners Eguiv. Odds Strt 98157?SEMESTER w 5 117 5 6 l1 11 l1 14 l1 AimersT C N Mooney 1921-100 98017 SIR BYRON w 6 117 2 2 6* 52 4* 31 24 WatsonR R E Leslie 875 -100 98289,PUTTALONG w 4 110 1 5 31 4k 21 21 31 BarncsE H Warner 585100 98158 HOURSEND w 3 109 6 4 2* 2* 34 42 44 EricksnH A Hullcoat 480-100 98158*PAN w9 117 4 3 4 3 51 6l 51 PrnickiG L Clous 1040100 98157 PEGGY J. w 6 110 3 7 7 7 7 51 61 MurrayH S Buckland 530 100 98222*riMON w 7 117 7 1 51 61 6l 7 7 SniderA A Brent 685 100 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:14, 1:40%. Track fast. i IS KUTUELS FAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB SEMESTER .85 .20 .95 192£— 100 110—100 471—100 SIR BYRON 7.55 4.30 2774—100 115—100 PUTTALONG 3.90 95—100 Winner — B. g, by Sir Barton — Pearl Mesta, by Wrack trained by G. C. Gardner; bred by Audley Farm. Winner entered to be sold for ,200. WENT TO POST— 6:28f AT POST— 3* minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SEMESTER, fractious at the barrier, began sideways, was then rushed up on the first turn and was hard urged in the last eighth to hold SIR BYRON. The latter tired after reaching the leader. PUTTALONG tired. HOURSEND could not reach the leaders. PAN quit in the final quarter. Scratched— 98222 Uppity, 112. Overweight — Hoursend, 3 pounds.
