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■*OB»«BBUtt"B»B«~.i«ii ■■" mm*m*m*mmmmmmm——*ammmmm!m*m--*mmma~- U HAMILTON Ont. J The "Daily Double" on the Winners of the First and Third Races J at Hamilton Tuesday Paid 8.70 for HAMILTON, ONT., TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1934.— Hamilton 1 1-16 miles, 68 feet. Seventh and last day, Hamilton Jockey Club. First summer meeting of 7 days. Starts from barrier. Weather clear. Steward representing the Canadian Racing Associations, D. S. Gillies. Stewards of Meeting, Col. Gordon J. Henderson and J. P. Turner. Judges, J. A. Thompson, P. L. Ciceri and D. Boyle. Starter, T. Rowe. Racing Secretaiy, J. P. Turner. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 1:30 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figure! 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. tkQA-t O FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs out of chute. Crout au Pot, June 29, 1934— 1:17%— 3— UOtcJL no. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50 J July-3-34-Ham second, 5; third, 0; fourth, 5. Indei Horses Eqti Wll181 % 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners Euuif Udds 8tat 98222»MELOY w 4 110 8 2*. 2* 3k 3* 1» WatsonR J E Sraallman 2321 100 97875STEFAN JR. w 5 115 4 1 l1 11 11 2* SniderA M McCann 190-100 98013SCRAIGCO wb 5 111 3 4 31 4* 4* 3 PruchkiG L Clous 690100 96296 MAEANTIC wb 4 108 6 5 4k 21 21 44 RemilrdP J A Johnson 560 100 98218H:LARRY wb 5 105 2 6 7 7 6* 5 MadeleyF J C Fletcher 1140 100 98090 PHOTOGRAPH w 8 106 1 3 54 5k 5* 64 BarnesE C S Mitchell 2750 100 98092 HEAP GOOD wb 4 101 5 7 61 64 7 7 WallN Mrs H Deimler 970-100 97159 ALEETA wb 4 108 7 8 Fell. McTagueC J Salem 8970100 Time, :23%, :48, 1:13%, 1:20. Track fast. , — 12 MUTUELS PAID , . — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . MELOY .65 .40 .50 232*— 100 70—100 25—100 STEFAN JR 3.50 2.80 75—100 40—100 CRAIGCO 3.30 65—100 Winner — B. g, by Bunting — Gold Mine, by Woolsthorpe trained by G. Alexandra; bred by Mr. T. Piatt. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:30*. AT POST— 8 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MELOY began well, was mildly restrained and, coming through at the head of the stretch, responded gamely and outlasted STEFAN JR. The latter, fractious at the post, began in motion, bore out at the head of the stretch and held on well. CRAIGCO moved up with a rush on the turn, only to tire in the drive. MAEANTIC challenged gamely alter half a mile, then tired. ALEETA stumbled soon after the start and fell. Scratched— 96758 Polygeny, 106; 97791 Sue Jones, 106; 97582 Purple Gold, 91; 98092Sweeptrap, 88; 98090 Pot au Mint, 102. Overweight — Craigco, 1 pound : Aleeta. 2. AQJIQ SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. Slipper Day, July 24, 1915— 1:05%— 4— 101. Purse *JO*i:A« 09. 2-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, C0; third, 0; July-3-34-Ham fourthf 5. m.iei Bones BqtA WtPPSt fc % Str Fin Jockeys Owners tyuiv. Odd* Stet 98284 HUSKY LASS wb 107 3 1 l1 T lk 1" BarnesE W I Newmarch 105 100 98283REE w 107 4 2 2 2l 21 24 FodenN F J Ryan 285-100 98284 CHEWSIE wb 115 5 5 4* 31 3* 3* McDonaldC H W Sage 525 100 982833BROADWAY MISS wb 1071 2 4 5* 5* 4s 41 RemilrdP Miss C Badame 530 100 98283 CANDY STORE w 109 6 6 6 6 6 5X SniderA B Pomeroy , 4470 100 98153 JUDIC w 1081 13 31 41 51 6 WatsonR Rosedale Stable 1690100 " Time, :23%, :48, 1:61%, 1:07%. Track fast. , M MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . HUSKY LASS .10 .55 .40 105—100 27* — 100 20—100 REE 3.15 2.55 67*— 100 27J— 100 CHEWSIE 3.30 65—100 Winner — Ch. f, by Stimulus — Phils Sister, by McGee trained by F. Gilpin; bred by Mr. J. A. Goodwin. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO POST— 3:10*. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. HUSKY LASS took the lead at once and held on gamely under pressure, barely lasting. REE, rated off the pate, bore out entering the stretch and came again. CHEWSIE moved up with a rush on the far turn. BROADWAY MISS closed a big gap. JUDIC quit after showing early speed. Overweight — Broadway Miss, 1* pounds; Candy Store, 3; Judic, 2*. - 1 QO4I A THIRD RACE— 1 1-10 Miles. Clothe, Aug. 7, 1933—1:44—4—113. Purse 00. 3-V «;£. year-olds and upward. Foaled in Canada. Claiming. Net value to winner 50 ; second, Jtt»y-3-34-Ham 5; third? 8; f J25. index Horses KqtAWHTSt % % %. Stt Kin Jockeys Owners EquiT. Odds Strt 98219*CARHAN QUEEN w 4 110 7 2 1* l4 1* 11 1 EricksonH Mrs D S Renaud 185-100 98218 SYNDIC w 4 112 4 1 2* 2» 2* 24 24 AimersT C N Mooney 305-100 98286 FLOR1A ZEL w 5 108 1 7 34 34 V V T? BarnesE Beach Stable 5300 100 98096KITLING wb 8 113 5 5 8 8 6» 5k 41 WatsonR H Neville 445 100 982862PRINCELY PAL w 5 108 3 6 51 4* 41 6* 54 MadeleyF W D Reddy 1300 100 98156 PAT GAIETY wb 7 108 8 8 7* 51 54 41 64 FodenN W I Newmarch 320-100 98156 MANOTACKS wb 6 112 6 4 61 71 7* V T MannF T S Cochenour 3700-100 98014*LOITER w39323 4»6»8 8 8 BlackH C S Mitchell 11200100 Time, :24, :48%, 1:13%, 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast. , |S MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING 0DD8 CARHAN QUEEN .70 .20 .90 185—100 60—100 45—100 SYNDIC 3.80 3.40 90— M 70—100 FLORIA ZEL 11.55 477*— 100 Winner— Br. f, by Nepperhan— Carabosse, by Fairy King trained by D. S. Renaud; bred by Mr. W. G. Stedman. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:40. OFF AT ONCE. Start straggly and slow. Wen ridden out; second and third driving. CARHAN QUEEN, alert at the barrier, rushed to the front early, set the pace, was saved on the turn and drew away again in the stretch. SYNDIC, always closest to the leader, drew up on almost even terms at the head of the stretch, then tired. FLORIA ZEL easily held the others safe. KITLING closed a gap. PAT GAIETY had no chance with the start. Scratched— 98286Cudgeldoe, 110; 97717 Southern Sea, 91; 98156,F»re Reel, 110; 98219 By the Sea, 106-98156 Glaze, 103. Overweight — Syndic, 4 pounds; Manotacks, 4. QQ4.1 K FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile turf course. Lunetta, July 27, 1924— 1:38%— 7-112. Purse • . »« u *M0- *-y«»r-«ds »"»l upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 50; second, 6; July-3-34-Ham third j50; fourth, 5. Indei Horses BqtA WtlP St % tjj % 8tr Fin Jockeys Owners Bquiv. Otlds Strt 98157*STEEL wb 4 107 4 4 l1 l1 1* 1* 1 FodenN Mrs T E McCarthy 1471400 98289 BILL KENNEDY w 6 107 5 3 3* 21 2l 24 2s! AimersT G H Clark 5700-100 98289 GEORGE DE MAR w 12 109 1 7 7 7 61 51 3» McTagueC C S Mitchell 370-100 97876 THISTLE DICK wb 5 1081 2 6 6 4 4 41 41 WatsonR S Buckland 240-100 98158 FLYING HEELS II. wb 5 109 3 1 4* 54 54 6* 54 SniderA J Nagy 740-100 98216HANOVER JEAN w 4 1071 6 2 2» 34 3» 31 6 RemilrdP S Walker 2000-100 97722 LILLYBET w5105 75 51617 7 7 BarnesE S Cosby 1920 100 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13, 1:394$. Track fast. ■ . — ** MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , STEEL .....95 .55 .76 147*— 100 77*-100 35-100 WLLKENNEDY 30.10 0.40 14oHl00 220-100 GEORGE DE MAR 3.25 62*— 100 Winner— Gr. g, by Sir Greysteel— Kissantell, by Runantell trained by T. E. McCarthy bred bv Mr S. W. Labrot. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:10*. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third the same. STEEL moved to the front fast, was rated* along while saving ground and easily increased his advantage in the last eighth. BILL KENNEDY shook off HANOVER JEAN midway of the turn, but could never reach the leader. GEORGE DE MAR. outrun for the first seven eighths, closed going strongly at the end THISTLE DICK showed a flash of speed on the far turn, then weakened. HANOVER JEAN tired badly after forcing some of the early pace. Overweight— Thistle Dick, 1* pounds; Flying Heels II., 4; Hanover Jean, 2*. QS41 fi FIFTH RACE- Mil« a"* ■ Yards. Athol, July 1, 1931-1:41%-4— 114. York Plate ggjg jg JZ 0y;afrourdth,a.UPWar - C"imin9- "" """ * WinMr *525: *tond Indei Horses Bqt A Wt IISt "4 % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners BquW. Odds Stat 98095 BARRY wb 4 112 6 4 2» 24 2 2* 14 EricksonH A Hullcoat I67T1OO 98159BYLONA w» 5 112 2 1 11 11 14 li 2« RemilrdP Mrs J Badame 515.100 9822DBRANDON PRINCE wb 5 115 3 2 31 3 4» 31 3» FisherRJ W Waterman 580 100 96218 BROADWAY LIGHTS w5U2 4 3 5» 4 5* 5* 4* FodenN T kCarthy 47 MO 98287 DISEUR wb 3 112 1 6 6 6 6 6 5 McDonaldC H W Sage 4400400 98350 CANDLE FLY w 3 104 5 5 41 51 3 4 Fell.WallN Mrs G McDermid 280-100 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%, 1:384*. 1:43. Track fast. Te* ELS *AID OFFICIAL BOOKING RARRV . ! ODDS— SiHA 35 *2-50 WJ-100 62*-100 25-180 Trandon prince •;;:::::::::::::; 41° S 1•l=:,00 Jtl2 id, 1= t£SJ,z££i8r m- 1aind * A- ■*■* WENT TO POST-4:47. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third drjving. - BARRY forced the restrained and, going to the pace outside in the stretch, closed resolutelv and «™ andr7- ,B?L0NA °°.k the ,Md ±SS Set a fast Pace but couW ««»* ho" WsS BRANDS PRINCE found his impost too great. BROADWAY LIGHTS raced evenly CANDLE FLY - up en the heels of BYLONA and fell. DISEUR stumbled over CAHlaY?JdLK "" Overweight— Diseur, 3 pounds. «««»i «u. Continued on twenty-third page. ~ * HAMILTON Ont. Continued from nineteenth page. QQil FT SIXTH RACE— 1 1-10 Miles. Clothe, Aug. 7. 1933— 1:44%— 4— 113. Purse 1934.sh00. 3-*~ ;££■ • year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 80; second, 5; third, . July-3-34-Ham iM fourthf 5. Index Hor.ee Itll WllMSt M -V, Htr Fin Jm key. Owner. BqaW. Odd* Wtit 93218 DUNLEY wa 3 104 5 2 24 4 2s 24 Is MadeleyF J A Murphy 69124 100 9t2ttBUSHMAN w 6 120 ] P 5 51 M 31 24 Watson R J E Smallman 325 100 98239 BLUE DAMSEL wa 5 112 3 7 9 8* 8* 41 34 McDonaldC J P Calder 520-100 97377 TRUE SENTIMENT w 4 112 8 3 l1 V V 14 44 MannF F J Ryan 2080 100 93093 FIELD GOAL wa 4 112 4 1 44 31 34 54 5 AimersT Erindale Stable 230100 OtMTOP HATTIE w 7 110 9 5 T 6k 6l 61 61 McTagueC J Salem 665 -100 88168DARKSINI wa 6 110 6 6 3* 2» 4» T T RemilrdP Mrs J Badame 380 100 93153 KNOCKENARRIGAN w 8 108 2 9 8 9 9 81 8* FodenN W I Newmarch 2470 100 99283 GIFT ROMAN wa 3 1054 7 4 6* 7* 7* 9 9 MurrayH S H Sloan 20300 100 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:14. 1:40%. 1:47. Track fast. , MUTUEL8 PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB . DUNLEY 40.25 6.00 5.40 0912— 100 3730—100 1170—108 BUSHMAN 6.55 4.45 227— 166 122— 166 BLUE DAMSEL 6.95 247— 186 Winner — B. c, by Dunlin — Miss Stanley, by Trap Rock trained by J. A. Murphy; bred by Mr. P. M. Walker. Winner entered to be claimed for Jl.OOO. WENT TO POST— 5:19. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. DUNLEY moved up on the outside of the leader in the stretch and drew clear at the end. BUSHMAN was forced to race wide, but finished fast and outgamed BLUE DAMSEL. The latter tired after moving up with a rush midway of the turn TRUE SENTIMENT began fast, was rushed to the inside, but tired in the closing eighth. FIELD GOAL tired when urged. DARKSINI quit. Scratched— 98159 Doi Tasker, 111. Overweight — Dunley, 4 pounds; True Sentiment, 2; Gift Roman, 3. Q041 Q SEVENTH RACE— 1 Mile turf course. Lunetta, July 27, 1924— 1:38%— 7— 112. Fare-"OtIO well Purse. Purse 06. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner July-3-34-Ham 50; second, 5; third, 6; fourth, 5. Index Horses Kg I A WtPISl V % sti Kin Jej keys Owners Bqnlv. Odds Strt 98222 UPPITY wa 8 107 1 6 4J 31 14 14 14 RemilrdP Mrs J Badame 540 100 98222 LACE SHAWL w 5 111 3 1 2* 2 24 24 21 MannF W F Morrissey 715 100 93159 BELLE FILLE w 4 107 2 3 34 44 51 44 3* FodenN A Hullcoat 390 100 98617 ARCHWOOD w 4 107 8 8 5* 54 31 3* 41 BarnesE Royal Stable 1690 100 98153FORT DEARBORN wa 7 112 7 5 8 7* 7* 54 54 WatsonR Erindale Stable 185 100 98222 GIFT O GAB w 5 104 4 2 64 61 4k 6* 61 MurrayH S H Sloan 2465 100 97877BLACK JEWEL w 5 108 6 7 7* 8 8 8 T McTagueC P S Pedlar 2460-100 98155FLYING HOME w 5 110 5 4 l1 14 64 T 8 PruchkiG W C Weant 480100 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:14VS. 1:41. Track fast. OS MUTUELB PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB UPPITY 2.30 .85 .95 540—100 242— 100 147— 100 LACE SHAWL 9.40 5.00 370—100 150—100 BELLE FILLE 5.05 152— 100 Winner — B. g, by Snob II. — Noralator, by Eliminator trained by J. Badame; bred by Mr. C. V. Wing-field. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:56. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. UPPITY took command on the stretch turn, drew clear, but was driving hard to hold LACE SHAWL safe at the end. The latter, rated along just back of the pace, closed gamely, but could not reach the winner. BELLE FILLE dropped back slightly after going three quarters and came again nuder pressure at the end. ARCHWOOD moved up with a rush at the stretch head, then weakened. FLYING HOME quit to a walk after setting the pace for a half mile. FORT DEARBORN lacked speed at all times. Overweight — Lace Shawl, 1 pound ; Black Jewel, 3 ; Flying Home, 3.
