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THURSDAYS TANFORAN CHARTS FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 FURLONGS. Chatterton. Nov. 17, 19281:051121. lMirso 00. Olfjitrr S-year-olds and upward. Foaled in California. Claiming. 8-year-olds, 105 lbS-; 0lder 115 ll,s Winners of two races since March 1, 5 lbs. extra. Non- -V Aprtl-2-36-Tan winners since March 1 allowed S lbs.; since December 24, 0 lbs. Claiming price. ,200. Net value to winner 25; second, 00: third. 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Kqt A Wt TP St i Str Kiu Jockeys Owners Ktjutr. Odds Strt 24255 BARANCA wboIOO 6 2 33 3 23 1" JamesB E Wright 270-100 245152SAN YXEZ wb 4 107 2 1 11 l3 li 2 YaaerE L Clous 600-100 24253GQLDEN CRYSTALwb 5 102 4 6 S5 7 5 3J JollevA IV B Stuck! 440-100 24402 UOLELE vsb8120 9 8 7U 53 4- 4 NevcsR Mrs C B Irwin 810-100 241453SALIXAS vb61G5 5 4 5- 43 3l 53 SicwcrtA 11 V learson 210-100 . 24476ALTERN"AT1VE w4 104 10 10 93 SS 7 6- McClellanR Mrs B Mever 34080-100 24402DORIS KING wolOG 3 5 2 2 andl 73 LcischnW A M Dunri 1800-100 24515THOUGHTFUL 5 104 1 3 61 81 9- 8 RootW J McBride 5450-100 2599?S1RL0IX wbSIIo 8 7 4U 6i 83 93 SielaffM lMVcber 2220-100 22325 ARTHUR YV. ysb 3 102 7 9 10 10 10 10 StallincE Mrs F P Wood 29440-100 Time, :23?5. :47. 1:00. 1:0S-5- Track fast. , 3 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . BARANCA $ 7.40 $ 4.20 $ 2.80 270100 110100 40100 SAN YNEZ 5.60 3.60 180100 80100 GOLDEN CRYSTAL 3.00 50100 Winner Ch. c, by Moonraker Kitty Troxell, by Jusquau Bout trained by E. B. Arnold; bred by Mr. C. A. Hartwell. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST 3:32. AT POST 2 minutes. Start cood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BARAXGA, close up from the start, was hard ridden through the stretch and. gaining steadily on SAN YXEZ in the run home, caught the latter in the closing strides to win narrowly. SAN YNEZ had the most early speed, bore out a trifle approaching the stretch turn, but retained command and. holding on well, barely missed. GOLDEX CRYSTAL suffered early interference, but closed ground when clear. LIOLELE handled his weight well and gained gradually on the outside to finish gamely, but pulled up a trifle lame. SALINAS was in close quarters while trying to get through on the inside. DORIS KING was done after going a half mile. SIRLOIN bled and was eased up in the stretch. Scratched 24474 Sweet Mayme, 94. Overweight San Ynez, 3 pounds; Salinas, 4; Doris King, 5; Sirloin, 4; Arthur W., 3. Corrected weight Arthur IV., 99. FIFTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Lady Seth, April 22, 19311:411102. Turse 9zlftfi S600. 3-year-olds. Claiming-. Weight, 115 lbs. Winners at one mile or -iDDD over since March 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of two races at any distance A?ril-2-36-Tan since December 24 allowed 3 lbs.; one such race, 6 lbs. Claiming- price, ,500; if for ,300, allowed 4 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. iDdex Horfei Eqt A Wt IT St U Vi i Str Fin Jeckey Owners Eqnlv. Odds Strt 24517MARCLEAVE wll3 6 6 5 53 32J 3 l1 PhillipsE C Putnam 660-100 24477DOUBLE FOUR ws!07 4 4 4 23 2J 2 2" SiewertA L Horowitz 160-1CO 24259 STOLEX COLOR wb103 2 1 l1 l1 l3 l1 3 JolIeyA E H Harrill 310-100 24375TRITOMA w 95 1 2 3and 4U 53 4$ 4 JamesB J L Scobey 370-100 24517OXUS w 109 5 5 6 6 4J 5 513 StallingE L D Fisher 500-100 21755 PIMA CHIEF wb 107 3 3 2J 3J 6 6 6 YagerE W A Thompson 4520-100 Time, :24, :47?. 1:13. 1:3914. 1:44. Track fast. , 12 MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS MAP.CLEAVE 5.20 $ 5.40 $ 3.60 660100 170100 80100 DOUBLE FOUR 4.00 2.60 100100 30100 STOLEN COLOR 3.00 50100 Winner B. c, by Prince Pal Herade, by Peter Pan trained by J. Parmalec; bred by Swingalong Stable tnd Mr. J. D. Gay. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST 4:06. AT POST minute. Start eoofl and slow. Won ridden out: second and third driving. MARCLEAYE, taken back in the early running after being in close quarters on the first turn, came ftronIy when uned in the last half mile and, despite meeting with interference when DOUBLE FOUR bore out in the stretch, was going away at the end. DOUBLE FOUR was rushed into contention on the outside during the back stretch run, was then taken in hand and, hearing out when urged in the stretch, could not resist the winner. STOLEN COLOR opened up a good early lead while saving ground, but tired under punish-jnent in the stretch. TRITOMA could not keep up. ONUS was crowded into the fence rounding the first lurn and dropped out of it. Overweijiit Pima Chief, 2 poundj. SIKTH RACK S-4 Mliaq Out of Chuto, Mmiunm Mhu, March II, loan 1 til 4 ton, 21 fift 7 MoKll,W lllnuoHRor IMirHO, Ormhul AllowHtuot Clan Hirnti 00, a ii a V H-yoar-oUU ami upward, Aptll -Mfc-Tan Netjalua to winner 1467385 iccoml, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5, luilei ltore Uq l A Wl PI Mt h h Mr Nit Jtu Ke.vn twinuli Kiitilr." OthU Hlrt 44-10 MR. MKNI K w4Ul 7 3 U .vTlln UiavA M .tn4l MX1 IlKI W478J01UtlSH w l til tl tt U 4i lh Slallli.tjU V lloll.tvell IHI0 100 swfioo kuin ui wMt4iiiu a 51? ;u 51 31 niuu,ti r n .hui..r..i,tii miu imC.ATKWAY v Ul IS I 4 34 41 Y,i,.IJ W It llrvn mm too 24440 r.lVKAS wt.3 107 3 4 6J l It 6J Alhverhtll al.i ,t lluilwell ill UN WUVSKCKKT TKYST tvSllH I ft U lit 4 Stodd.t.dlt MUi W llhton 407111H 24440 l.Ol.OMA w4UKtlO,U t 7 MdWnD Mrs K A NVvIv i7l 100 24477 MR. RUKS vh3UUI 7 J 6U 6h IP JolIeyA Mm J M Ittvttt WOO 1 00 24474 ItltAU.l.K 3 4 R 10M0M01 H Phillip,-: Mn II f Hunt 1HII0 100 !H44lK.Vm.KNUAlN wit 3 ft IX 7 7U h I0 J.u.imII C Heunelt lll UN 20777 VADlNti I.KllIT w4lll ill Hi ll tl ll Novell I. Oranu ll MM 1 00 WW IUNUK HOMU ws3UVr U 0 IB Ui 1 IB ThompsoitV .Svraimue Sl.thh. 4I.M I HI Time, M7. l:lMH. Track UL ia wtmiKt.H IAin A , omoiAi, iiookino oddh Mit.spr.Ncr. .oo $ e.oo .tiu fioo-100 soo-too 00-too JOHIOSO 15.00 JI.HI 6fi0 tOO Still-100 CHIN LAD , h.fill IHO-IOO Winner--ll. , ly General Thatcher Piluiess lloan.t, hy Itunnytuetht trained by C. F.tuoll; hied hy Mr, l Kartell, WENT TO POST 1:40. AT POST 2 ntlntitos. Matt gooil and low for all hut R.tttlehruln, Won driving; scrniid and third the vuno. Mil. SPKNCIC, close to tint pare ftoin the tart, nutved up Kainely after eiiteiing the slielih and, iitthnt on pt.tttlf.illy even ternn with the latter to tint end, w.t atvanleil llio dcrlsinn In eiy tlou finish JOHIOSl displ.tyeil fine early poetl, hold on gamely when th.tllensed and barely misted. KIIIN I.AH bluitved iniptovonuMit over reteut rares and was firing strounly at Iho end. tiATI-WAY iiinvetl up lo rli.illenuo for Ihn leadership loundiug the stretch tun, hut tiled us If short near Iho inii.li, SIC It I.l THYST tired badly In the sttetch. tAl AVlCIt AS dropped hark when in close piaileis In the h.trk tlrelrlt and wat never tl.tiiijeiiMis thereafter, RATll.KltllAlN leaped Into the air at the nt.trt and, tiff badly, was never a mn lender, l.Ol.OMA, racing on the outside, failed to display the form shown In her last race. MIL KICKS tired after making a Mroug move around the strolrh turn. Overweight Calaveras, I! pounds; Secret Tryst, 1 Mr, Kicks, 1, - - - - :r - : vii-tr I SEVENTH KACC 3-1 MU.1C Out of Oliuto. MatiuorH IMaii, March I I, lt.IU I :l I I 1011. ,ffJrrQ lurso 00. .l-.vour-olds nut! upwunl. Clulitiln. !l-,yiMii-oltls, 111 IIih.j tililur, Vii ,,,s -Noii-wliiuorH of tvt rtifoN nIiho IManli t ullowtnl -I lltrt.; two April-2-36 Tan raoos nIiico DoctMiilittr it, H lbs.; ono raro llu,o IMart h I, 1 Uh. CJlulinliiir lirliv, :.000; If for ,7An, allowrtl I Ihn. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fnuith, 5. tmloi tinmen ICnHWl PP St It Vj Mr Nit JnekeyH Otvnem Uipilr. Oililw Hlrt 845iaKKNT w4HM 4 4 3 3A 1" .lamesll Mrs M .Smith 310 100 83653sSlSni.K KAGAN wit 4 KM 3 ll 444; S SlalllnRK Spili.shlll .SlabU IK-0 KNI mil-STAlNFOKTIl wit 4 118 1 3 V 11 V 3 MrWnl C Holmes 1INI 100 U4l4o P.AHAMAS wu7 1lW I! ft ft ft S 4 ThoinlonC O.tklreo Stable KM UNI 24299fiRNSPKi LAD wn510 fi I I!1 IM 4J f YaseiM J West 3111 UN Time, :23. :46?h. 1: 12. Track , 111 MllTtMCI.H VAtll , , OI NOIAL IIOOKINO OI1DH-- KENT $ fl.20 $ 4.00 $ 2.40 310-100 100-100 20-100 SINGLE KAGAN G.H0 2.110 240-100 40-100 STAINFOHTH 2.20 10-100 Winner 1. g. by Fair Mall-Many Flaws, by Mates trained hy J. P. McC.overnj hied hy Mr. f, llamuioud. Winner entered to lie claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST 5:10. AT POST 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same, KENT canto strongly after leaving the back stretch lo get through 011 the Inside of STAINIOKTII round lug tint stretch turn and, closing gamely, look a short lead near the end to hold SINCil.K KAtlAN. MNCI.K RAtiAN was in close tpiarters 011 Iho inside of KENT aioiutd the far turn and again appmarhhiK the slinlrli turn, but saved ground rounding the last turn to finish gaimdy next lo Iho rail and, although again In rlosii tpiarters Hearing the finish, would have won in another stride. STAINIOKTII showed good early speed ;tud taring IKKENSPKINtJ LAD into defeat. 1 1 red 11 trifle near the litlsh. HAIIAMAS was outrun eaily, hut was going well at tho end. GKKKNSPKINT, LAD tired. Corrected weight - Stalufoith, 112. EIGHTH RACE 1 MILK AND 70 YAKDS. Lady S0M1, April ii, UCII 1 : 1 11 KM. IMirno r ,frTQ 1936.sh00. a-yoar-olds mill upward. Clitlmlii. Non-wluiHrH hluto Ocltdirr !. 4J.tUOJ WoIkIiI, .115 lbs. Ntm-wlimors at one ittllo or ovor In I!i:i5 allowftl ft lbs. April-2-36-Tan Clulinlitjr prlfo, ,000. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index llnriei Kjt A Wt PP Ht K ft "i Sir Kin Joeknya Owner Kijtilr. Oihli Hlrt 24f16NOKTllCU,n wftllO 4 2 0 d 34 1" l-l JosephsouL Speelmau Iliot 410 100 2345!iMKS. LET wit ft 100 It . 91 I !! 7: 2"4 Jainesll W V. Ilrowit 320 100 24514 YOI.TATION w ft 105 3 3 7 7U 7 6 3 JrayA C Iarrell 31110-100 24376 POITOU wit 7 111 8 10 6 2t 2 2l 4 HumsC June Pros 12110-100 17652TIIKOMIUM wit G 100 5 7 101 10" 95 5 ft1 PhillipsE Mrs K C Karnes 4670 100 241RlnANKER CONAKDwii4 105 9 5 2l 1 l 3 6 MarlinW V. Clover 37!X lN 17940:1TOO MUCH TALK wit 0115 1 1 1 4" 61 4 74 YagerK Zeigh-r Urns 470-100 24476PKOSE A. POETIlYwn 9 105 G 4 54 5l 51 W 84 JolIeyA Mrs W T Weslropo 450-100 24406K1SLAV w-7 105 2 11 11 11 11 11 9- LeisrhnW C J Hansen 10210-KK 24515 LADY RIAF wn 6 113 11 6 3 3i 41 Hi 104 SielaffM S J Durkeo 5X-10 21515 LANZAK wtt4110 7 8 8" 8M0 101 11 Thompson V V Avas 9280 100 Time, :24, :48. 1:14, 1:41, 1:15. Track fast. , 3 MUTUEI.H PAID . , OFFICIAL HOOKINO ODDH NORTHCUTT 0.20 $ 6.80 $ 5.20 410-100 240100 160100 MRS. LET 4.40 3.60 120100 80-100 VOLT ATI ON 7.80 230-100 Winner Hr. g, by Sun Hawk Orleans Girl, by Jack Alkin trained by C. Speelmau; brtd by Mr. P. L. Fuller. Winner entered lo be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST 5:39. AT POST 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. NORTHCUTT, always within striking distance of the leaders, tame fast afler leaving tho back stretch to catch POITOU when straightened out for home and drew into a safe lead in the last sixteenth. MRS. LET was outrun to the last quarter, then came very fast under urging and was gaining at the finish. VOI.IA-TION made up ground in the stretch. POITOU made his move loo soon anil had little left at the finish. LADY RIAF was shut off while dropping hack rounding the stretch turn. TOO MUCH TALK had the most earlv speed and was shut off while tiring in the stretch. HANKER CONARD displayed good early speed. "Scratched 24443 Hauoli. 110. Overweight Lady Riaf, 3 pounds. Corrected weight Poitou, 110. NINTH RACE U-4 MILK Out of Chute. Manners Man, March 11, 19361:114106. 9lJCCQllirso 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Non-winners sinco December 21. -dbOOtJ : 3-year-olds, 105 lbs.; older, 115 His. Claiming price, ,000. April-2-36-Tan DECLARED OFF. THURSDAYS LAST ARLINGTON DOWNS CHART EIGHTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Sea Eagle, Nov. 13, 1935 1:42 4 112. yiftZi Iurso 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-iUDul winners sinco March 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since February 1, 5 lbs.; In 1936, April-2-36-A.D 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; If for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value-to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index llorfos Kiit A Wt ITSt Y, Str Kin JocUejr Owner. Equlr. Odcli Strt 24435 "SLEEPY JOE wit 5 113 1 1 3 3 11 1 l MorganA F Caglo 85-100 24435MYMISS wb 4 105 4 2 6 4" 3 2" 231 PicrsonNL Z E McGregor 850-100 24367BUGABOO w 4 110 6 5 21 l1 2 34 32 Capcrtonll Mrs R Pollard 885-100 24509 CAPTAIN RED wn6112 9 3 1" 2 42 42 41 Dudleyll C E Davison 5300-100 24435ANCELOT wit 5 113 5 7 4 53 55 51! 52 ParkeC Mrs A M Creech 1215-100 245122DAMASCENE wn 6 110 7 6 7 6 6 6 6 RukasG Mrs E Oros 895-100 24472 CHARLIE CHAN wn6115 2 4 51 7" 71 7s 71 PorterE C W Pershall 1160-100 24164DECLARATION wit 4 115 8 8 8 812 8l and- 88 KnightM S J Molav 1080-100 204463AXIAL wb 5 108 3 9 9 9 9 9 9 CraigA Compton and Boggcss 6775-100 Time, :24, :47, 1:13, 1:39, 1:43. Track fast. CERTIFICATES PAID, , OFFICIAL BOOKINO ODDS . SLEEPY JOE $ 3.70 $ 3.40 $ 2.80 85100 70100 40100 MYMISS 7.90 4.50 295100 125100 BUGABOO 4.90 145100 Winner B. g, by Master Charlie Antoinette, by Santoi trained by J. Gengler; bred by Mr. A. B. Gordon. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST 5:49. AT POST 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SLEEPY JOE, well handled and saved when outrun, responded rapidly after five-eighths, took command under hustling tactics, drew clear in the stretch and outfinished MYMISS. The latter, improved and slow to begin, worked Iter way forward steadily, moved up with a rush after three-quarters and was wearing the winner down at the end. BUGABOO, under strong handling from the start, disposed of CAPTAIN RED after five-sixteenths, gave way to the winner and tired fast in the last eighth. CAPTAIN RED tired. ANCELOT had no mishaps. DAMASCENE raced evenly. CHARLIE CHAN quit. DECLARATION lost ground at the lower turn and showed nothing. AXIAL pulled up lame. Scratched 24570 Thistle Jock, 111.
