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DETROIT The "Daily Double" on the Winners of the First and Second Races j at Detroit Wednesday Paid 9.80 for I DETROIT, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1934— Fair Grounds 1 mile. Thirteenth day. Detroit Racing Asiociatkn. Summer meeting of 41 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission, J. S. Young. Presiding Steward, J. A. Murphy. Associate Steward, H. P. Conkling. Judges, S. S. Brown, J. Carey and C. F. Henry. Starter, G. Palmer. Racing Secretary, J. A. Murphy. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 2:30 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. QQOOfl FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. Try Sympathy, May 29, 1934— :59— 2— 109. Purse 00. 2-•5 " «2Hf, year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, July-18-34-Det 5. Claiming price, ,000. Index Horses EqtAWtpPSt hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EquiT. Odd* SJrt 98132 EARLE MAXWELL wb 107 3 5 31 3l 21 1* DronetL S Furst 240 100 97921*SHADY PAST w 101 5 4 1* 14 14 2* PetrellaP B J Thuring 1000 100 99073 MISS ANGELO w 112 6 2 4" 54 5* 31 MeyerC C E Smith 480 100 96039*EXPLORER wb 104 2 3 2* 24 31 41 FerndezF H Neusteter 560 100 99073 MINT BIRD w 106 1 1 5* 41 4* 5» JudyJ Tranquility Farm Stable 200 100 98866*YBOR CITY w 104 4 6 6 6 6 6 MauroF P Sanford 1100 100 Time, :23%. :48%, 1:01%. Track fast. , 82 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , EARLE MAXWELL .80 .00 .60 240—100 100—100 30—100 SHADY PAST 8.20 4.40 310—100 120—100 MISS ANGELO 2.60 30—100 Winner— B. g, by Cherokee— Thistle Star, by Star Hawk trained by A. Goldblatt ; bred by Mr. S. Furst. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:32. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. EARLE MAXWELL, slow to get going, moved up under strong urging and wore down SHADY PAST in the last stages. The latter was mildly urged to dispose of EXPLORER and held on well. MISS ANGELO lost ground throughout. EXPLORER showed speed for three-eighths. MINT BIRD failed to reach the leaders under strong urging and tired in the last stages. Scratched-99001sProposing, 112. Corrected weight — Miss Angelo, 112. QQQO-f SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile out of chute. Clotho, May 17, 1934— 1:10%— 5— 109. Purse Y, ,£?,?£ W- 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; July-1t-34-Det third, 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,200. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt 4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EnuiT. Odds Strt 99146*DARK MIST wb 5 105 9 5 41 24 24 14 FerndezF Mrs H McIIvain 350 100 99006:*LE BRUYERE wb 4 104 5 3 1 1 11 21 CochraneR A J Halliwell +290 100 982002BRIGHT BUBBLE wb 4 107 8 6 9* 71 61 34 YoungS H C Hatch 300 100 98198THROUGH OMOND w 4 104 6 2 3" 41 31 41 SmithJJ H W and W J Young 3040 100 9887TMORSEL wb 7 107 4 8 8» 81 84 54 DronetL L J Marks 680 100 98872 DON VERN wb 5 112 2 1 5* 61 5" 61 TildenR A J Halliwell + 98643 DROMBO wb 4 109 3 4 71 9» 74 *■ LoumanH L H Miner 1220 100 9914TWISE EDDIE wb 5 107 10 9 64 51 9» 8* WintersM J Oros 1140 100 97058 FLO M. w 5 1061 1 7 2* 3* 4» 9* KiniryF C E Mooney 2610 100 947t01*MODESTO wb 4 102 7 10 10 10 10 10 HaberR L M Reynolds I960 100 tCoupled as A. J. Halliwell entry. Time, :23%, :47. fctttHL Track fast. , 8* MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS DARK MIST .00 .60 .60 350—100 80—100 30—100 A. J. HALLIWELL ENTRY 3.00 2.20 50—100 10—100 BRIGHT BUBBLE 2.60 30—100 Winner — Ch. m, by Traumer— Fair Mist, by Fair Play trained by R. McIIvain; bred b Mr. W. S. Kilmer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:02. AT POST— H minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. DARK MIST, well handled, moved up fast after throe eighths, disposed of LE BRUYERE in the final eighth and won handily. The latter, hustled into the lead at once, set a good pace, but tired in the stretch. BRIGHT BUBBLE was outrun for three eighths, then moved up fast in the stretch and tlajed boldly. THROUGH OMOND was a strong factor throughout. MORSEL closed a gap in the stretch. DON VERN had no mishaps. FLO M. was done after three-eighths. Scratched-989305Injustice, 104; 98792 Santander, 101. Overweight — Flo M., 2j pounds. Corrected wcijrht — Don Vern, 112. QQOqO THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile out of chute. Clotho, May 17, 1934— 1:10%— 5— 109. Purse •7*700 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; July-18-34-Det third, 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,000. ■ BM — I Index Horses BqtA WtPPSt % Vj Str Kin Jockey* Owners Bquiv. Odds Strt 99224 DORIS B. w 4 107 5 3 34 31 21 14 MontgyR Mrs S Orr 180 100 98793 ANNARITA w 3 102 7 1 21 21 34 21 BogskiW J Oros 1280 100 98632:*MIDSON w 3 98 1 4 ll 14 1* 3k WintersM C E Heins 1230 100 98872i*TOM JACK JR. ws 4 113 3 9 81 7k 54 41 MauroF Mrs J H ODonnell 540 100 99146*SWIFTY wb 6 113 6 6 64 4 4« 5* BurnsE E Drillon 360-100 99152*DONATE wb 5 110 4 5 4k 61 T A FerdezF Mrs H Torriente 550 100 99002*BLACK DIAMOND wb 8 110 2 7 51 54 61 T CochneR A J Halliwell 1280 100 98711 LITTLE JOYCE w 3 101 9 8 9 3 9 81 HaberR H A Neal 10890 100 98642THILLA LEE wb 3 102 8 2 71 8* 8* 9 SmithJJ H Butts 8090 100 Time, :23%. :47%. 1:1244. Track fast. _- MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS-— DORIS B .60 .60 .60 180—100 80—100 80—100 ANNARITA 12.00 7.80 500—100 290—100 MIDSON 7.20 260—100 Winner — Br. f, by Flying Ebony — Deeming, by Spanish Prince II. trained by S. Orr; bred by Mr. C. B. Dailey. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 359. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won ridden out : second and third driving. DORIS B. close to the pace under restraint, disposed of MIDSON in the final eighth and won under pressure. ANNARITA forced the pace and held on well. MIDSON was hustled into the lead at once, set a good pace, but tired in the last stages. TOM JACK JR., outrun for half a mile, closed boldly. SWIFTY moved up with a loss of ground and tired in the drive. DONATE had early speed. Overweight— Midson, 1 pound ; Little Joyce, 4. QQ099 FOURTH RACE— 3-4 Mile out of chute. Clotho, May 17, 1934— 1:10%— 5— 109. Purse ianda 5800. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; July-1S-34-Det third, 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt % Vi He Fio Jockeys Owner* EquiT. Odd* Strt 99077*IRENES BOB w 5 109 6 1 l1 14 1» l1 MauroF J F Sweeney 300 100 989322SUN MONK wb 3 108 11 6 5* 34 2* 2» FischerR C Savard 360100 9782t,*FREDRICK wb 5 102 5 2 21 24 3* and ParvinC H G Shoemaker 930 100 98932*MARTIN BARTON wb 3 97 4 3 44 51 5* 44 FerdezF J A Best 860 100 97487 CONSTANT WIFE w 3 98 2 4 3h 4» 4* 54 WintersM Dixiana 690 100 989333BLUE EMPEROR w 4 108 35 666 6 CalhanH Keeneland Stud Stable 200 100 Time, :23%, :46%, 1:12%. Track fast. . JS MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , IRENES BOB .00 .20 .80 300—100 110—100 40—100 SUN MONK 4.80 3.00 140—100 50—100 FREDRICK 3.20 60-100 Winner— B. g, by The Turk— Bobs Mary, by Helmet trained by C. Limerick; bred by Mr. Wm. Garth. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:56. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. IRENES BOB outsprinted the others from the start, disposed of FREDRICK going to the stretch and held SUN MONK safe. The latter, used up reaching contention, tired in the final sixteenth. FREDRICK forced the early pace under strong urging, tired in the stretch, but outlasted MARTIN BARTON. The latter, outrun for half a mile, closed with a rush. CONSTANT WIFE quit. BLUE EMPEROR sulked. Overweight— Sun Monk, 1£ pounds; Martin Barton, 1; Constant Wife, 2; Blue Emperor, 1. Corrected weight— Constant Wife, 96; Blue Emperor, 107. QOQQ1 FIFTH RACE-1 Mile. Elf Lock, May 21, 1934-1:37%-3-89J. Purse M. 3-yea7? V,iw i«ilnf olds and uPward- Claiming. Net value to winnec 25; second, 01; third, 0; July-18-34-Det fourtn 5. claiming price, ,000. Index Horse* Eqt A WtPPSt % % % Str Fin J or key* Owner* Equlv. Odds Strt SmGOOD SCOUT wb 4 103 3 3 14 V V 1» V CochraneR Fine and Fillwood 480 100 98794 ON LEAVE wb 5 116 8 9 95 84 64 2" 21 LoumanH J Hanby 700 100 99227*REPRESENTATIVE w 4 105 2 2 7* 71 5k 54 34 DronetL S Furst 480 100 990O7s*ABSTAIN wb 5 103 1 1 44 44 2* 4 4 HaberR Guarnire Bros 1020 100 99075WELL BUILT wb 4 111 6 8 64 5» 4» 3» 51 MontgyR Mrs E B Carpenter 320 100 99079HOPTOIT wsb 3 98 4 4 21 21 31 6» 64 WintersM C and C L King 1470100 99004 ATHOL w 7 110 7 6 81 9» 9s 81 7 FischerR C C Hastings 790 100 99146*SCYTHE wb 3 101110 7 51 6« 71 71 81 PetrellaP B J Thuring 1280100 99074MILLEFIORE wb 5 98 9 10 10 10 10 10 9 SmithJJ Mrs A Manale 3280 100 9922TDOESKIN wb 3 97 5 5 34 31 8* 9 10 FerndezF Starmount Stable 1330 100 Time, :23%. :48%. 1:13%. 1:40. Track fast. -_„„ :_- - -— *» MUTUELS PAID , OFFIC1AI BOOKING ODDS . GOOD SCOUT 1.60 .20 80 480-100 210-100 90-100 ON LEAVE 9.00 4.60 350100 130-100 REPRESENTATIVE 4.40 120-100 Winner— Br. f, by Phalaros— Girl Scout, by Hand Grenade trained by H. K. Barron- bred by Three Ds Stock Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. 4 WENT TO POST— 424. AT POST— J minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. Continuid on fifteenth page. J DETROIT Continued from third page. GOOD SCOUT, hustled into the lead at once, set a good pace, was aroused in the stretch and won handily. ON LEAVE moved up fast after three-eighths and closed strongly. REPRESENTATIVE, far back going to the stietch, closed a gap. ABSTAIN saved ground. WELL BUILT was used up reaching the leaders. HOPTOIT quit. SCYTHE failed to keep up. Overweight — Scythe, 3j pounds ; Millefiore, 3 ; Doeskin, 4. QAOOtr SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile out of chute. Clotho, May 17, 1934— 1:10%— 5— 109. Three *?«7« 0«J Rivers Handicap. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner 50; JuJy-18.J4.Det second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 0. Iiutra Uurtes Kqt A WilIS! ,4 ? Mr rin Jorktys Owners Bqotr. ixtrin «rt 98933MAROONED wb 4 109 2 2 14 1* 1* ll DabsonH L J Marks 210 100 99150*MR. SPONGE wb 7 112 6 5 6 51 3* 2i YoungS C and C L King 350 100 98933 DESERT CALL wb 4 108 3 4 2* 2* 21 3* WintersM Mrs A M Creech 770 100 98481 PENNCOTE wb 3 98 1 3 3J 3* 4* 4* FerndezF Young Bros 1430 100 98032FOXIANA wb 5 104 4 6 5 6 6 51 SeaboG Chicago Stable 730100 9B082ESSENTIAL wb 5 108 5 1 41 41 5J 6 MauroF M M Riddle 250 100 Time, :22%, :46 s- 1:12. Track fast. . U MUTOELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS — - MAROONED .20 .09 .20 210—100 80—100 10—100 MR. SPONGE 4.09 2.60 100—100 30—100 DESERT CALL 3.20 00—100 Wi«t«r— B. g, by Whiskalong — Hazel Spears, by Drastic trained byH. S. Hart; bred by Mr. L. J. Mar**. :- WEOJT TO POST— 4:51*. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MAROONED took command at once, drew into, a good lead, but tired fast in the late stages. MR. -SPONGE, slow to reach stride, went to the inside for the drive and was gaining. DESERT CALL forced the pac* under strong urging and tired. PENNCOTE quit in the stretch. FOXIANA was outrun. ESSENTIAL . had m» mishaps. " . * * ■ I QOQQfi SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. Thomasville, May 17, 1934— 1:44%— 3— 107. Purse «7«7000 800. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; July-18-34-Det tnird, 0 . fourthf j25# claiming price, ,000. Uutex Hone* ftfii WtPHSt % k ffArgRff Ktn Jockeys Owners KqalT. Odd* Strt 08tT2i*ON SIR w • 5 107 6 6 4 3 Vi 11 l1 FerndezF G Boykich 200-100 99228J*PHEFER wb 5 106 3 4 24 1* 2* 2s 2* DrenetL M W Buck 190 100 99151TARNISH w 7 102 2 2 7 .7 64 4» 31 CochraneR A J HalliweU 1940-100 9N72TLAST BID w 4 105 5 3 H 21 3* S 44 WintersM W F Hynes 660-100 NOOTSOUTrlLAND LAD wb 5 107 4 7 51 5* 51 54 5l MauroF F P LeteHier - 4180100 OtttlPACHECO wb 8 107 1 1 6» 6l 7 7 6* SmithJJ T E Keating 680 100 99997*LACQUER wb4105 7 5 34 4* 41 61 7 Pc-aP Nix and Hunter 740100 Time, :25, :49 £, 1:14%. 1:40%. 1:4,*. Track; last. . SI MUTUELS FAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS ON SIR .69 .00 .60 200—109 59—109 39—100 PREFER 2.89 2.49 49-106 29—100 TARNISH 4.20 110—100 Winner — Br. h, by Waygood — Lovers Lane II.. by Yankee trained by J. S. Carlson; bred by Mr. H. Morrrssey. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:18J. AT POST— % minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ON SIR, much improved, followed the early pace undex restraint, took command when called upon, but finished under pressure. PREFER raced LAST BID into defeat after half a mile, failed to hold the winner, but held on well. TARNISH closed a big gap after five-eighths. LAST BID had early speed, but gave way and tired in the closing eighth. PACHECO was not a factor. LACQUER was allowed to drop out of it after five-eighths. Overweight — Prefer, 4 pounds. . , QQftVo EIGHTH RACE— 1 Mile. Elf Lock, May 21, 1934— 1:37and— 3— 89J. Billy House vvOOvf /2 Purse. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner July-18-34-Det 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Claiming price, ,200; if for ,500, 3 lbs. extra. Index Horses Bqt A Wt IPSt V« Mi »i Sir Fin Jocue.vs Owner* Bqoiv. Odds Strt 9907TSAFE AND SOUND w 3 98 1 2 31 3l 21 1* 1" SmithJJ P W and W J Young 1440 100 9907TSMUGGLED IN w 3 101 7 6 8 8 8 4 2 HaberR F F Brant 1400-100 S9224*MERRY CAROLINE w 4 109 4 3 52 54 3* 31 3 FerndezF Mrs P Torriente 320-100 9907S,NnTEN NANCY w 3 99 8 7 7* 7* 61 5 44 MontgyR S J Loomis 510-100 99224**RED RUN wb 4 106 6 5 lk 1* V 21 51 DronetL P Neusteter 880 100 98871 TIGHT WAD wsb 3 104 2 1 4k Ak 51 7* 61 CritchfldC P and W Stable 880 100 98930,*STYLE CORNER wb 4 109 5 4 2* 21 41 61 7* WintersM Oak Tree Stable 240 -100 99076 BETTY WEE wb 3 98 3 8 6* 61 71 8 8 HebertS Nix and Hunter 1190 100 Time, :Z4*i. :48%. 1:14, 1:40%. Track fast. , 42 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS-SAFE AND SOUND 0.80 3.00 .20 1440—100 550—100 210—100 SMUGGLED IN 14.80 7.20 640—100 260—100 MERRY CAROLINE 3.60 80—100 Winner — Br. g, by For Fair — Refugee II., by Irish Lad trained by R. W. Pearce; bred by Mrs. W. J. Young. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:47. AT POST— 1J minutes. Start good and slow for all but Betty Wee. Won driving; second and third the same. SAFE AND SOUND, never far back and saved, came arcund the leaders reaching the stretch, disposed •f RED RUN near the final eighth and outfinished SMUGGLED IN. The latter, outrun for three-quarters, bettered his position on the outside and just failed to get up. MERRY CAROLINE made up ground after a half mile and was much the best of the others. NITTEN NANCY, far back in the early stages, lost ground improving her position and closed a gap in the stretch. RED RUN forced the pace under strong urging and tired in the drive. TIGHT WAD had no excuses. STYLE CORNER quit. BETTY WEE was unprepared at the start. Overweight — Nitten Nancy, 4 pounds ; Tight Wad, 1. Corrected weight — Tight Wad, 103. OFFICIAL MUTUEL TOTALS AT DETROIT Wednesday — 3 Races, 1.40; 5 Races, 57.00; 8 Races, 75.40
