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SATURDAYS LAST FOUR TANFORAN CHARTS r - FIFTH RACE S-4 MILE Out of Chute. Frisky Matron, May 20, 1933 1:11 3 105. 09178 Graded HandicaP Class D. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Apr.-20-35-Tan Net value wfnner 25; second 00; th;rd 0; fourth 5 Index Horsea EqtA WtPPSt and Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqnlT. Odds Strt 09001STRAIT JACKET wb 5 114 1.1 1"11 1" SumersD J E Brown 250-100 08979 EASTER TOMMY w 3 103 4 3 6 4 3l 21 GrayA H Kidd 220400 07138CAMPILLO w 4 105 3 4 21 21 2 3 TurkC Greenfield Stable 590-100 09001 CHIEF ALMGREN wb 5 109 2 .7 7 54 4 4" ColpittsR A Wise 590-100 08978JAZZ BAND w 4 108 5 2 3 3 5 5 MauroF Midlothian Stable 43O-100 08996DEER FLY w 3 95 7 5 41 61 6 64 RayW R E Cooper 1580 100 08955 NUBS wb 3 111 6 6 5" 7 7 7 HolheadA G A Marshall 1700 100 Time, :24, :49, 1:14. Track slow. ., ,,.,. 52 MTJTUEI18 PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING OODB , IIeJwET,-S 7-00 3-80 5 3- 250100 90100 50-100 f.ST,R. J0MMY 3-40 3-00 70-100 50-100 CAMPILLO 4.20 110100 Winner B. g, by Wrack Jane Straith, by Dalhousie trained by J. P. Headley; bred by Mr. A. B. Hancock. WENT TO POST 4:05. AT POST 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. . STRAIT JACKET went to the front at once, held a short lead over CAMPILLO to the stretch and racing gamely to the finish,, had enough left to hold EASTER TOMMY safe; The latter raced ciose up from the start and finished gamely on the inside of the winner. CAMPILLO had speed and, though making a bobble on the far turn, raced well to the finish. CHIEF ALMGREN closed ground. JAZZ BAND was close up in the early stages, but sulked in the stretch run. NUBS stumbled at the finish line and unseated his rider Scratched 09002Black Forest, 114; 08979 Beverly Hills, 97. Overweight Nubs, 5 pounds. SIXTH RACE 1 MBtE. Listo, May 12, 19341:388104. Inaugural Graded Handl- 09179 CP CIass C Purse ?800- S-year-olds and upward. - Apr.-20-35-Tan Net vaue to winner 25; second ; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Borsea Eqt A WtlI? St Vi Mr Fin Jockey Owners EqnlT. Odda Strt SSPIETY . w 4 109 3 1 4 3 2i 2J 11 MauroF A A Baroni - 15M00 086883LITTLE SON w5106 4 3 11 ll 1 ll 2l ColpittsR FC Marmet 870-100 C9033JSAND BABY - w 5 118 1 5 5 5 5 4 31 LongdenJ P M Pike 250-100 08956IMPEACH w 6 101 2 4 3l 4s 3 3l 4 NevesR G T Williams 490-100 08956 MUMSIE w 4 102 5 2 24 2" 4 5 5 StuckiK Gordon and Briskin 410-100 Time, 25, :49, 1:15, 1:40. Track slow. 52 MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS- "llX s 500 $ 3-80 5 2.40 150-100 90100 20100 ffiS" " 680 2-80 240-100 40-100 SAND BABY p-f2J 2.40 20100 Winner Ch. f, by Pennant Blessings, by Chicle trained by A. A. Baroni; bred by Mr. C. V. WhitnevV WENT TO POST 4:35i. AT POST minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; se.:ond and third the same. PIETY moved up very fast on the back stretch and, coming to the outside in the run home, wore down LITTLE SON in the last eighth to draw out, but stumbled and almost fell in the last few strides. LITTLE SON opened up a good lead while setting the pace and raced gamely to the finish. SAND BABY was. outrun to the last quarter and raced very wide on the stretch turn, but finished gamely. IMPEACH raced, fairly well MUMSIE tired in the stretch run. Scratched 09032 Sea Cliff, 111. Overweight -Mumsie, 2 pounds. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Listo, April 4, 1931 1:43 5 102. Graded Handicap 09180 013815 D Purse 00- 3-year-olds and upward. Apr.-20-35-Tan Net vaue to w;nncr 5525; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Hon.es EqtA WtlP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqalv.. Odds Strt 08978 DISTRIBUTE wb 4 103 4 4 1 1 1" 1 141 ColpittsR K Spence : 420-100 09075GRAYBACK w4 106 2 2 3k 31 21 21 2i McCownD Geeanee Stable 300-100 08979PLAYMORE w 3 95 6 5 2 2 3 31 3 RayW P M Pike 590-100 08933 INTERPRETER w 5 110 3 3 4l 4" 5 4l 4s GrayA H T Palmer 310-100 08978WAR wb 7 109 1 1 51 5k 6 6 55iThntonC L D Leighton 380-100 09030 SICKLEBILL wb 3 100 5 6 6 6 41 5k 6 TurkC L D Fisher 860-100 Time, :24, :47, 1:15, 1:40, 1:47. Track slow. T-52 MVTVKLS f AID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . DISTRIBUTE r,,Tr,,IT 0.40 .20 $ 3.80 420100 160100 90100 GRAYBACK -. 4.40 3.40 120-100 70-100 PLAYMORE 3.40 70100 Winner Ch. g, by Display Groat, by Junior trained by K. Spence; bred by Mereworth Stud WENT TO POST-5:02. AT POST 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DISTRIBUTE, permitted to run freely, took a long lead on. the back stretch, widened the span approaching the stretch turn and, though tiring a trifle in the run home, was never in danger. GRAYBACK improved his position steadily and was racing well at the finish. PLAYMORE was closest to the winner in the early stages and tired in the stretch. INTERPRETER made up some ground. The others were never dangerous. Overweight Sicklebill, 5- pounds ; Distribute, 1. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Listo, April 4, 1931 1:43 Vi 5 102. Purse . 3-year-G- olds and upward. Claiming-. 3-year-olds,-106 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Non-Jfr on t winners of two races since March 11 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. Claim-Apr.-zu-da-Tan ing price, ,200. No apprentice allowance. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Indei Horses Eqt A Wt PPSt A Vj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equlr. Odds Strt 08977 DURANGO w 6 110 4 2 1 ll 1 2 11 McCownD A L Jones 500-100 09002BEESON w 5 110 3 7 6l 5 5 1 ?! TurkC Mrs L P McGinn 160-100 08874-HIGH MAN wsn 3 100 7 5 3 2 21 4 31 RayW PMPike 390-100 08257 LATER ON wb3100 1 4 2 4s 31 31 4i GrayA Miss G Killeen 2310-100 09097JNERISSA w 5 108 6 3 51 64 6 51 51 NevesR G J Giannini 550-100 09003PERTINACIOUS wb 6 113 5 1 4 31 4- ff 6 BurnsE E Drillon 580-100 08957 PUBLICATION " w 7 110 2 6 7 7 7 7 7 SumersD G T Williams 1730-100 Time, :25, :49, 1:16, 1:40, 1:48. Track fast. nlmi . 52 MUTUEI3 PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . DURANGO 2.00 $ 4.20 $ 3.00 5fl0 100 110100 50100 Er...;. 3-40 2-60 70-100 30100 HIGH MAN 3.20 60100 Winner Br. g, by Coventry Marie Augusta, by Jack Alkin trained by A. L. Jones; bred by Mr. G. Strong. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST 5:32. AT POST 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. DURANGO got through an opening rounding the first turn to take. command and, after drawing into a good lead, had enough left in the stretch run to outfinish BEESON. The latter saved much ground around the stretch turn to catch the winner an eighth out, but could not keep in front and stumbled near the finish when beaten. HIGH MAN was always close to the leaders and raced well to the end. LATER ON raced fairly well. PERTINACIQUS was in close quarters rounding the first turn and quit badly in the last quarter. NERISSA closed some ground.
