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SATURDAYS LAST FOUR BAY- MEADOWS CHARTS FUiJiCE 1,J"16 MILES. Top Row, Dec. 8, 1934-1:42-3-109. Purse 00. 4-year- 08719 and "Pward- Claiming. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non- Marifl EssSi lvinner.s of v since March 11 allowed 3 lbs.; Mar. 30 35-B.M M jfac.es one race, 6 lbs. Claim- Inff pnce 000; if for ,esg bg alIowed fQJ. ach 00 to S100. No apprentice allowance. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EgtA WtPPBt Sir Fin Jockcya Owners Equlv. Odds Strt 08424CRYSTAL PRINCE wb 6 108 3 3 4i 3 Ill1 1 MauroF W H Partridee IWlim 08511INTERPRETER w5113 2 1 3 4 3 2i 2i GrayA H T Palmer MS 0803gROAUYLBDACDKRE "JHS i I ? ? f I S B"-G R Benbow Zm oSraJDiwrnmrfp WJSS I 5 ?i 5, i 4 CoIpittsR Gecance Stabla 45010 08631 DISTRIBUTE wb 4 110 5 4 21 H 4 5 5 SimonsH K Spenca 290-100 Time, :25, :49, 1:13, 1:38, 1:45. Track fast. CRYSTAL PRIMCF Tl onMUTcUf 5 PA3 OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , 5 52 5 16-100 n2 7-100 3-1 INTERPRETER wotuelrdprdIere 5-00 s 2600 150-100 g-j!! hroATxT I IV1.Ce f Bourbn-C:ryStal MaM b Pirate of Penzance trained b j 3 Partridg0e; "rmuge, bred by Xalapa Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800 WENT TO P0ST-4:11. AT POST-1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. th the 5RTSJf L PRINCE was .cJloser t0. the Pace than "susal in the early running and drawing out approaching stretch turn, won by a wide margin. INTERPRETER, although in close quarters on the far turn, remained with the leaders to the stretch and outfinished WOULD DARE. The latter weakened in the run hoTe and ?hJf SmlSV TERPR,ETER in the wretch. GRAYBACK dropped back alter going a half mi e. DISTRIBUTE although getting to the front on the back stretch, showed a dull effort, stopping badly in the run home and raced far below his best form. slopp,ns Scratched 08631 Aloching, 104. ;- H-rRACi WCet S1 ?eC 12i 1934-l:385-S-112. Graded Handicap 08720 n h purse 00- 3-year-olds and upward. Mar.-30-35-B.IVl Net vaue to winner 25; seeond Index Horses Egt A WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Egnir. Qdda Strt 08294 GAILLARDIA wb 7 109 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 HoonerC J A Niv 5wnm SsmSe "j?ffi 1 s i s 5; 3i KS sssKobbi i s $ 3; ssr st . is SSS WBS, 1 1 11 ? ? 6i 5i sSnsH G ? - 88 08453 ?eoCITER SS ? i S I L f SmithG L"ndy and Ryan 80-100 UB453 VELOCITER wb 4 103 1 3 3 3i 41 5" 7 BurnsG G A Marshall 1670-100 Time, :24, :47, 1:12, 1:39. Track fast. GAILLARDIA -TS nil1"!?? PAPrP OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS ARSON $ 6- S H2 5 3-40 200-100 110-100 70-loO s o.ZO 150 loo Start poor and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ?fV;LLtRn?nIf0fqUick, ccd,intV lon? lcad on the back stretch and was leading by a wide margin em after turning ; for home, but weakened nearing the end, and had to be shaken up near the finish to win narrowly. ARSON broke sidewise in front of MUMSIE, but improved her position steadily and cominJ to the outside m the stretch, might have won but for being bumped nearing the end. MUMSIE was Xcky to escape serious interference when ARSON crossed in front of her and, quickly sent into a contendfi position, came gamely through the stretch, although forced to cut to the inside to avo d interference and finished close up next to the rail. BRAN MUFFIN tired in the stretch. The others could not keep Overweight H P F Dsily News, j pound. SEVENTH RACE1 1-8 MtLES. Rome Vennie, Dec. 11, 1934-1:51-4-114. First Runinlr" S 08721 CALIFORNIA DERBY. 10,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Handicap. Mar.-30-35-B.IVl . Net vaue tQ w?nner 52Q. secQnd Index Horses EgtA WtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqnlrTodlTstr 08339 TORO FLIGHT 116 8 8 6k 41 wb 31 1 14 SmithG Northwav Stable - 17nim 08338MELOD Y LANE wb 104 111111111 6 4 WlanderE M J Burns llolm SIS CURT "-SgSf 1 ? S S K J W-dIG Mrs F M Alger Jr . llS SSIlANCHITA Zm ? 3 J MrrCarman SniS Jr 08610PLAYMORE w 100 9 410- 8 9 9 8 RayW P M vL t162-10J lSS iSS 08661 HIGH MAN wb 104 10 10 9" 10 8 8 9 LongdenJ P M P . 08610HAPPY HELEN wb 110 7 6 8 9W11 10 HoSr H H Brown 1290100 SSSgli. Pike SS? 2 1 123 15 4k 101 11 c ?- 23 J8SSS Time, :2Z, :47, VA5, V.W5, 1:53. Track fast. TORO Fl irHT TiHU!l?f PAP- OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , BON AMOUR . .!."!".!.".".!.".".".. M " 3Al 64-100 JIMSJ Jt2! ANN ORULEY l...:"""" JJ gt W. ChIi57B ty TorFa5rflisht by Sir Ga,,ahad IIL tra5ned by E- L- Fitzgerald; bred by Mr. N. WENT TO POST-5:06J. AT POST 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ,l,A0R0 IVJ """I nu the Ut,sidI? flLe.e of intcrfence, moved up steadily on the back stretch to take a good lead for home turning and, finishing as if best, won easily. BON AMOUR dropped back after entering the stretch when forced wide, but came again in the last eighth to finish fast. ANN ORULEY was always a strong contender and went well to the end under hard riding. MELODY LANE, badly outrun early closed with a great rush to get through a narrow opening nearing the finish. SUPREME COURT, S I, mt6 Pa"makcr Jn. early part, took a good lead when the latter tired, but weak! ened near a the end. a KENT saved u ground in the stretch to loom up as a dangerous contender, but -was Tin dose quarters on the ms.de nearing , the i finish. CARMANCHITA made a brief run approaching the stretch urn, then dropped back. HAPPY HELEN lost ground in the early stages and, in close quarters on the first turn, was never dangerous. BARCAROLLE tired badly after going six furlongs. HIGH MAN and PLAYMORE i"iiunii were never dangerous. . 0enveight Supreme Court, 1 pounds; High Man, 2. t EIGHTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Redress, Dec. 10, 1934 1:41 4105 Purie" 08722 fJOO. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming:. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 1 No"-Vinners .f U c since March 11 allowed 3 lbs.; one Mar race, Mar. -30 30 35-B.M 35B M lbs. Claiming: price, 1,200; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index H0rBea EqtA WtPPSt K, K Str Fin Jockeys Owner, EqnlT. Odds Strt 08341 HIS WAY wsb7112 9 5 4 2i 21 l1 l1 HooperC M Millerick rorrm 08630-DURANGO w 6 104 3 7 7 7" 6 4 2" WWE A L Jones ffiffi 08396-ANCELOT wb 4 104 8 4 3 3 3l 21 3" NevesR W F Cameron S 08630 CENTER LANE wb 5 110 6 3 2- 5 5 5 4J GriffinM Spring Hil Stable 08559NERISSA w 5 102 5 2 6l 6k 8" 6- 5" RayW G J Gbnninni S2 08396 LEN HELKER wb 4 108 4 8 9 8 7- 7 6 CoIpittsR F C Ma met 08630 BROWN WISDOM wb10112 1 1 1 VI U 3- 7- HaasL Saddle Spur Stablt ffiS 08341 MAJOR LANPHIER wb 7 107 2 9 5M1 4" 8 8 BurnsE E Marmet 2301M 08257-IDAS. w 4 100 7 6 8 9 9 9 9 DudleyH PMcGeacham S Time, :24, :48, 1:13?, 1:40, 1:44. Track fast. T58HUT.Uf PAPr OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS HIS WAY SuRAHGO 6,4 $ 2-22 $ lM 72-100 25-"0 "0-100 8-80 SKcelot0 J-8 340-100 MiHeW; SSandS mMk WENT TO POST 5:40. AT POST 3J minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. wtcSSiYAY f fr0m. the ouiside was c,ose to the pace and, moving to the front when BROWN WISDOM began to x-cU tire on the stretch turn, took a good lead and won handily. DURANGO, outrun earlv came very fast in the stretch and was gaining at the end. ANCELOT, well up and saving ground was in close quarters ; or i the stretch turn, and came to the outside to finish well. CENTER LANE went gamely to he finish. NERISSA made up ground. MAJOR LANPHIER was forced to take up all around the stretch Itopped badV b the stTetcn? HELKER dangerUS- BR0WN WISDOJl Scratched 03608sBilI Andy, 105. Overweight Durango, 1 pound.
