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HAMILTON ONT. THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES AT HAMILTON TUESDAY PAID 05.00 FOR . HAMILTON, ONT., TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1935.— Hamilton 1 1-16 miles 68 feet. First day. Hamilton Jockey Club. First summer meeting of 7 days. Starts from barrier. Weather clear. Steward representing Canadian Racing Associations, D. S. Gillies. Stewards of Meeting, Col. Cordon J. Henderson and J. P. Turner, Judges, J. A. Thompson, P. L. Ciceri 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 in parentheses following the distanca of each rare indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. "Indicates apprentice allowance of 5 pounds; **7 pounds; ***10 pounds. FIRST RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS Out of Chute. Crout au Pot, June 29, 1934—1:17% -| OOtfjer — 3 — 110. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, Ii OlI no lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners twice since May 17 allowed 3 lbs.; a June-25-35 Ham race 8jnce andt datef 5 u Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner 58; second, 5; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA WtPP St J4 Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqnir. Odds Strt 12880SYEMTE wb 5 106 2 4 3* P 1" 1 J BrooksJ G Foley 757-100 12680-BIG ONE wb 3 103*12 7 41 1* 2 2 OsborneH J Silverberg 1265-100 12145 LUGEM HGGAGE w 5 110 3 10 9* 8li 33 3" WatsonR E Sigman 900-100 130862THE MINER wsb 5 113 8 2 6* 6 5£ 4 i YoungS L Ronald 1555 100 11228 SANG GEE wd 3 107 10 6 2" 2" 4* 5£ BamesE G M Hendrie +425-100 11993-MAEBEE w5110 5 11 Hi 104 T» 61 RemillardP G W Brown 215-100 12478 SLE JONES wb 5 113 7 3 1£ 4» 6* 72 MannF F Davidson 1345-100 11993TENYERMARCH wb 6 110 6 9 8i ll 8£ 8* LindbergH Mrs J Badame 800-100 12085 BID ROYAL wb 3 106 4 8 5* 51! 92 9 SmithCW S Rizzo 1855-100 11462 I.lMILLION wn5113i9 12 12 llH* 101* PeakeH Mrs L R Knifong + 99088 TOLIMATA wb 3 109*11 1 7£ 9£ 10 11* FodenN J R Mclntyre + 12179 U.AMPORTE wb 4 112 1 5 10l 12 12 12 TavlorD Mrs D Hum 1790-100 tMutuel field. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%, 1:19. Track fast. , MUITJZLS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING 0DT S SYENITE 7.15 .90 .10 757J— 100 395—100 205—100 BIG ONE 16.95 8.10 747J— 100 305—100 LUGEN LUGGAGE 8.40 320—100 Winner— Br. h, by Rock Star— Stefally, by Stefan the Great trained by G. Foley; bred by Mr. G. Sloane. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:39|. AT POST— 41 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SYENITE, away nicely and in the thick of contention, displaced BIG ONE when reaching the home stretch, responded to stout urging and came out gradually nearing the finish. BIG ONE raced into a slight lead midway of the turn, saved ground and held on well. LUGEN LUGGAGE, slow to settle into his stride, gained fast while weaving his way between horses and finished strongly. THE MINER raced well, but could not threaten. SANG GEE raced well for five-eighths. MAEBEE lacked early speed and raced in dull fashion. SUE JONES tired after a brief flash of early speed. LAMPORTE was never prominent. Scratched— 12783IBill Kennedy. 106. Overweight— Big One, 1* pounds; Sang Gee, 5; Bud Royal, 4; Lumillion, 1* ; Tolimata, 4*; Lamporte, 2. SECONfTRACE 1 1-16 MILES. Clotho, Aug. 7, 1933—1:444—113. Purse 00. 3-year- olds and upward. Foaled in Canada. Claiming. Non-winners of two 10Q|j»r* O-rf-fOO races in 1935. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners in 1935 June-25-35-Ham allowed 4 lbs. Claiming price, 00. Net value to winner 50; second, 5; third, 0; fourth, 5. a Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys • Owners Bquiv. Odds Strt 12878 WHICHPRIG wb3101 6 6 5* 52 51* 21 In MachadoL W T Northgrave Jr 262*100 12787 MISSOURI JIM wb 4 106 5 5 3« 3" 3* l1* 22 LindbereH Mrs G Hogarth 675-100 13090SGRANITE ROCK w 8 115 1 4 6 6 6 52 3h DoughertyF Four Ls Stable 225-100 13089 PRINCELY PAL w 6 111 4 3 42 4* 42 4* 4* SmithCW W D Reddy 950 100 12967 FINESSE wb 4 113 2 1 2* 2* 2h 32 58 MannF Beach Stable 260-100 11716 KIRKLAND POST wb 7 113 3 2 1* 1+ l1* 6 6 WatsonR W H Wrieht 1410-100 Time, :24%. MV5. 1:1534. 1:423s. 1:50. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAX BOOKING ODDS WHICHPRIG .25 .75 .20 262J— 100 137±— 10* 69—100 MISSOURI JIM 6.25 3.35 212J — 1M 67f-100 GRANITE ROCK 2.90 45—100 Winner— B. f, by Whichone— Priggish, by Mad Hatter trained by F. Schelke ; bred by Mr. H. C. Hatch. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 3:19. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. WHICHPRIG swerved to the inside at the start, was permitted to gain her best stride before moving into contention, responded when shaken up, swung to the outside and finished resolutely to get up in the last few strides. MISSOURI JIM was rated back of the leaders for three-quarters, took command and continued strongly when forced to a severe drive. GRANITE ROCK dropped out of contention early, circled his field when making up ground and was going fast at the end. PRINCELY PAL was badly blocked by KIRKLAND POST from midway of the final turn until reaching the final eighth, then finished gamely. FINESSE had no mishaps. KIRKLAND POST quit after showing good early speed. THIRD RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS Out of Chute. Crout au Pot, June 29, 1934—1:17% 1Q9ti7 — — 110. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners lu«U 4 of two races in 1935. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners in June-25 35 Ham 1935 allowed 4 lbs. Claiming price, S800. Net value to winner 50; second, 5; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt % Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners E.juir. Odds Htrt 12784*ARDAWN wb 4 103 3 6 6* 61* 3* In LindbergH Mrs H M Stewart 992*100 11801 LOFTY LADY w 4 109 4 10 104 92 61 2* WatsonR J E Smallman 685-100 130872YOUR FLAG wb 7 113 10 3 2* P* l2 3"k RemillardP Mrs H Neville 685-100 11894 GRAND UNION wb 6 111 6 8 7* 8* 73 4* SmithCW J L Ronald 1325-100 13086 SEEMEGO w 5 113 12 2 4* 2» 2h 5 PasseroJ Mavfair Stable 1045-100 12685 NUNS WAY wb 5 113 5 4 3» 3* •» 61* YoungS F Corde +1625-100 12982EGAD wb 7 115 9 12 12 12 10* 7* GwvnneJ A E Brodie + 121G4*THREATENING wb 3 102 7 9 8* 7* 8* 81 BrooksJ R Pending 205-100 12878 COLONEL JR. wb 3 103 2 11 11* 11s 92 9h WatsonG E Sigman 1380-100 12082-HOOLIGAN wb 4 111 11 5 5* 5 » 5* 101* MachadoL J B Jewell 680-100 11898 MERIDIAN QUEEN w 9 113 8 7 9»il02 llijll* OsborneH R E Leslie 1680-100 12082 HAPPY WARRIOR wb 6 114 1 1 1* 42 12 12 DoughertyF Mrs C S Mitchell + tMutuel field. Time, :23. :48. 1:13%. 1:20%. Track fast. , 2 MUTUEIS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB . ARDAWN 1.85 .60 .80 992*— 100 380—100 190—100 LOFTY LADY 8.20 5.80 310—100 190—100 YOUR FLAG 4.65 1321—100 Winner — B. f, by Arlesian — Daughter of Dawn, by Lovctie trained by H. M. Stewart; bred by Mr. H. M. Stewart. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 3:53$. AT POST— 6* minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ARDAWN, outrun for three-eighths, raced up to the leaders steadily, came strongly under a drive and just la:»ed to withstand LOFTY LADY after wearing down YOUR FLAG. LOFTY LADY, slow to settle into her stride, raced to the outside when improving her position and closed with a belated rush. YAUR FLAG wore down HAPPY WARRIOR when leaving the back stretch, saved ground while in command, but tired nearing the end. GRAND UNION could not threaten. SEEMEGO raced forwardly and had no excuse. NUNS WAY had speed. EGAD was away slowh, but closed full of run. THREATENING had no speed. HOOLIGAN tired HAPPY WARRIOR broke in motion and had speed for a half mile. Scratched— 12982DencIaire, 109: 12982 Altsheb, 111; 12163 Silver Tail, 109; 11972 Rosesilla, 105; 12684 Timon. 115; 13087 Bubbling Out. 115. FOURTH RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS Out of Chute. Crout au Pot, June 29, 1934—1:17% 1* 9ftQ — 3 — 110. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Foaled in Canada. Al- l005 lowances. June-25-35-Ham Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St % Vi Str Fin Jo -keys Owners Equlv. Odds Strt 121672EASTER HATTER wb 6 122 6 7 1"* 1* P* 1* WatsonR M Keeling 6824-100 121673IADY MARNOCK w 6 108 110 81* 6* 41 2h PasseroJ Mrs J Badame 1350-100 12479 WORTHING wb 3 100 5 5 2$ 4* 2* 3* M-achadoL W H Wright 2505-100 104882WORTHY DUKE wb 4 107 8 2 3* 2* 31* 4h ParkerW T S Cochenour +2090-100 12167CHICKPEN w 3 107 7 1 5» 5* 5h 55 YoungS H C Hatch 135-100 12167 TRICKYS SON • 5 115 2 4 ll4 10* 92 6* DoughertyF W C Hanna f 10546 EPICURUS wb 3 100 10 11 6* 7* 7* 7 BlackH Parkwood Stable 3470-100* 12167 SALLY FULLER w 3 107 3 8 74 8* 8»* 81* LindbergH E F Seagram 905-100 044383BATTI E PLANE m 5 110 9 3 4 3* 6* 92 RemillardP G W Brown 390-100 12167 AYMOND wb 8 107 11 6 102 ll1 10* 10«k WatsonG R H New 1725-100 87603 SYNGO ■ 5 107 4 12 12 12 ll2 IF AtkinsG Mrs R E Webster 1895-100 10756 PITCHBLENDE w 4 115 12 9 9* 91 12 12 FisherRJ W J Waterman f +Mutue! field Time, :23?4. :47. 1:13. 1:192s- Track fast. , MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS-~~ EASTER HATTER 5.65 .60 .10 682J— 100 280—100 205—100 LADY MAR NOCK 12-55 7.55 527—100 277—100 WORTHING 10-75 437J— 100 Winner— Ch. h, by Mad Hatter— Penitent, by Pennant trained by C. S. Mitchell; bred by Mr. H. C. WENT TO POST— 4:33. AT POST— 7 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Syngo. Won driving; second and third the same. EASTER HATTER, quick to settle in his stride, was rushed hard to gain command midway of the back stretch moved clear entering the stretch, then hed on gamely under punishment. LADY MARNOCK, sluggish to find her best racing stride, entered contention swiftly in the first half mile, swung to the outside for the closing test and finished full of run. WORTHING fell back slightly before reaching the stretch after following close to the winner, came again and fought it out willingly. WORTHY DUKE made a tenacious effort when approaching the stretch, but faltered during the final drive. CHICKPEN broke nicely, went forwardly, but could not engage the leaders, although making up ground at the end. TRICKYS SON was outrun. EPICURUS went evenly. BATTLE PLANE displayed early foot. Scratched— 12167 Papalico, 107; 11997 Spey Crest, 115; 11717*Listaro, 105. FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Clotho, Ail*. 7, 1983—1:44—4—113. First Running "I 2ftQ A R LOUDON MEMORIAL HANDICAP. ,000 Added. 3-year-olda AOOtF ami upward. June-25-35-Ham Net vaue t0 wjnner ,640; second, 00; third, 09; fourth, 00. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St ; % *i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equir. Odds Strt 12166 FRIEND CHARLEYw 5 110 7 2 3« 2£ 2£ V- 1" MachadoL J B Jewel 212-100 12479TREY w 4 107 1 1 l1 l1 l1 li 22 PasseroJ Mrs J Bedama 2235-100 11997 ILCHESTER wb5 109$ 6 3 4»£ 32 3 31 3" WatsonR J E Smallman 1550-100 11997CROFTER w-5109 8 4 5 5h 4h 4» 41 RemilidP D Ravmond 220-100 10941 BIOGRAPHY wb4113 9 5 6" 6* 53 5+ 51 YoungS E F Seagram +210 109 125523SHADY WELL wb 6 110 4 9 9 9 9 6$ 6 LindbergH E F Seagram + 11987 UNENCUMBERED wb 6 107 5 8 85 8« 8« 7£ l FodenN D R Stuart 3225-100 12526 GRAINGER w 5 106 2 6 2" 4» 6* 8« 81 HornG H R Bain 5075-109 12166 DIRECT HIT wb3104 3 7 7* 7* 71 9 9 AtkinsG C Smythe 2705-100 +Coupled as E. F. Seagram entry. Time, :!%%, :4«%, 1:13%. 1:39%, 1:47. Track fast. , MT/TUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD8 , FRIEND CHARLEY .25 .15 .40 2121 — 100 107J— 100 70— 10$ TREY 11.35 6.45 467—100 222*— IN ILCHESTER 5.50 175— 100 Winner — Ch. g, by Sir Greysteel — Ada May, by Master Robert trained by E. Louden; bred by Mr. H. Black . WENT TO POST— 5:13. AT POST— 3J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. FRIEND CHARLEY, hustled into a contending position and rated under steadying restraint for the first three-quarters, responded willingly when reaching the stretch, withstood a stout drive gamely and was up in the closing strides. TREY outran his field to the first turn, went along in front urder slight reserve, saved ground, then continued when placed to punishment after reaching the stretch. ILCHESTER followed close up and held on stoutly in the final issue. CROFTER, never far from the leaders, could not make up any ground in the closing test. BIOGRAPHY was on the outside throughout. He showed a good effort. SHADY WELL closed a big gap and finished on the inside. UNENCUMBERED was held safe. GRAINGER showed speed for three quarters. DIRECT HIT ran off three-quarters before the start. x Overweight — Ilchester, 14 pounds ; Unencumbered, 3 ; Direct Hit, 5. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Clotho, Aug. 7, 193—1:44—4—113. Purse 00. 3-year -j OOrfk olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-win-oc ners °* tnree aces since May 18 allowed 3 lbs.; two races since that date, June-25-35-Ham 5 lbs.; two races in 1935, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses KqtA Wt PP St 4 % *; Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Bquiv. Odds Strt 12481CANDLE FLY w 4 108£ 6 7 7 7* fi 34 In OsborneH J Buckley 527100 12981 DEDICATION wb 3 105 5 3 3 * 23 1* l3 2* AtkinsG C Smytha 895-100 12479 BAYDROP w 4 117 111** 2 2h 31 WatsonR J Bovd 2795-100 10755 MINDREADER wn 4 109 3 4 4* 3* Zl 41 4» YoungS J H Black 555-100 12479 HEIRESS w 5 110 4 2 2h 45 43 5" 5 PasseroJ Erindale Stable 225-100 127033*GALYARROW wb 4 104 7 6 62 62 5* 63 6* LindbereH H R Bain 930-100 12481 BRANDON PRINCEwb 6 109 2 5 54 5h 7" 78 7 FisherRJ W Waterman 525-100 12145 HOME WORK wb 6 112 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 RemillardP E Sigman 495-100 Time, 24, :49£. 1:14%. 1:41. 1:48. Track fast. , MUTT/ELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , CANDLE FLY 2.55 .65 .75 527J— 100 1821—100 871— WO DEDICATION 9.30 6.65 365—108 2324—100 BAYDROP 11.20 460—100 Winner— B. f, by Axenstein— Butterflies II., by King James trained by J. E. Bosworth; bred by Mere-worth Stud. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:44. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. CANDLE FLY, far out of contention for the first three-quarters, gained stoutly in the late stages, closed resolutely on the outside and was up in the final strides. DEDICATION, full of run after reaching the back stretch, disposed of BAYDROP, opened up a winning lead, saved ground, but weakened nearing the end when his rider permitted him to loaf. BAYDROP was displaced without effort, but held on well in the closing stages. MINDREADER went strongly throughout. HEIRESS failed to rally when put to a drive. GAL-YARROW was held safe. BRANDON PRINCE had no excuses. Overweight — Candle Fly, 1 pounds; Brandon Prince, 2. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILE Turf Course. Lunetta, June 27, 1924— 1:38%— 7— 112. Purse 1971 0°* 3-yeaT-°iAs and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 10« lbs.; older, 114 *■**?**■ lbs- Claiming price, ,200; if for ,000, alio wed 3 lbs. No apprentice June-25-35-Ham allowance. Net value to winner 50; second, 5; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP 8t % % % Str Fin Jecfceye Owners Equir. Odds Strt 11448 BATTLE OF KKIEwb 9 111 4 8 5J. SJ 41 I«| V FodenN W J Donohue 425 100 12683 NOBLE SPIRIT wb411112 10 9* 61 3h 32 22 WatsonR J Boyd 1740-100 12086 HAPPY FIND w3101 5 1 li 1 1» V- 32 LindbergH FJ Ryan 100 100 12981 OMAREEN w 9 108 10 11 12 9h 94 5* 4* DghertyF C N Mooney 4940-100 12785 ROCK CREST wb 6 108J 7 9 102 8. 54 44 53 OsborneH Mrs C J Patchett +1695-100 126832POWDER MKEY w6111 3 2 3» 4h 7± 72 6J RemillardP T G Webber 645-100 11993 DOTHAIR w 3 103 11 5 6 U 2* 62 71 BrooksJ H R Dulaney Jr + 12630 FAN ws 3 102i 2 7 41 P 8* 8* 8« PedenH Mrs C M Henderson 2245-100 117152BRANDY SNAP w 3 101 6 4 7 104 10* 9491 BlackH Parkwood Stable 11770 100 12685 CONFLAGRATION wb4107 8 12 11* 12 11* 11« 104 PasseroJ Erindale Stable + 12685 BIG FISH wb4106 1 6 23 2 6h 102 11» MachadoL J Buckley 1600 100 129812POOP DECK wn 3 107 9 3 8" HJ 12 12 12 YoungS C W Browne Jr 1095-100 t/Iutuel field. Time, :24%, :49%. 1:15%, 1:43%. Track fast. , MDTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE 0.50 .90 .55 425—100 145—100 77— MO NOBLE SPIRIT 12.85 5.75 542J-100 1871—100 HAPPY FIND 3.38 sJZJoO Winner— Br. g, by Irish Battle— Lass o Killiecrankie, by Atlas trained by W. J Donohue; bred in England: bred by Mr. H. Garahan. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200 WENT TO POST— 6:19J. AT POST— 5± minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving- second and third the same. BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE, on the inside and securing racing room to reach contention, took command when HAPPY FIND swerved out at the stretch turn, then held on strongly under pressure to withstand NOBLE SPIRIT. The latter was taken to the outside after reaching the back stretch, bettered his position readily and closed strongly. HAPPY FIND sprinted into a long lead, saved ground until reaching the stretch then came very wide and tired during the stretch drive. OMAREEN closed a big gap after a slow beginning! ROCK CREST was made too much use of to reach the leaders and weakened. POWDER MONKEY went well placed early, but lacked his final rush. DOTHAIR raced well up earlv, but tired. POOP DECK went wide at the first turn and would not extend himself thereafter. labul io«wiCr.atCu Dark ST1-*80 Mission, 111. S"nd F]y m 13087 Exhibition, 108; 12685 Swagger Stick, 108; 12980!Cudgeldoe, s 101 1 Overweight— Rock Crest, 2£ pounds; Fan. Ij; Conflagration. 1; Poop Deck, 4.
