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WEDNESDAYS BAY MEADOWS CHARTS FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILK Out of Chute. Black Board, Dec. 4, 1934—1:10—5—108. OCODO Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 106 lbs.; *»W«JO«l older, 116 lbs. Winners twice since March 6, 8 lbs. extra. Non-winners April-29-36 B.M since then allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,200; if for ,000, allowed 5 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt TP St % V, Str Fin Jockejs Owners Kqgir. Odds Strt 251813ALSISTO wsb6115 13 2212 1« SielaffM J Smith 200-100 25055*RARE TREE wb4106 8 2 3$ 33 23 2* ShultzC J A Parsons 690-100 25084 ROYAL CHARM wb 3 103 3 9 43 43 42 31 HaritosJ T D Buhl 2560-100 25086 LIOLELE wsb 8 114 5 10 8= 52 5£ 4$ GrayA Mrs C B Irwin 450-100 23588*ADIRONDACK wb 4 108 10 7 9 9 66 5n HeltonG J Bowers 5340-100 24581 EISEN BERG wb 6 113 2 4 In lh 3£ 65 RichsonN Iron Mountain Stable 280 100 20971 DRASTIC ROSE w 6 111 6 5 6* 7 7* 7* ArnoldL Zeigler Bros 1380-100 205173*MASTER SINGER w 7 103 4 8 7« 8* 8« 8h DickeyC R Silva 3510-100 24977 "HIS SELECTION w 4 106 7 6 5$ 61 9 9 RootW C Levey 2560-100 216993*ARMOND LAD w 5 103 9 1 Broke down. SiewertA Mrs C T Leavitt 1890-100 Time, :22*4. :47. 1:12%. Track fast. , MOTUELB PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS ALSISTO .00 .20 .00 200—100 00—100 50—100 RARE TREE 5.00 3.80 150—100 90—100 ROYAL CHARM 8.40 320—100 Winner — B. g, by Runstar — Golden Quince, by Peter Quince trained by J. Smith; bred by Mr. Baron Lone. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 3:37. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start eood and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ALSISTO, close up from the start, drew away from EISENBERG entering the stretch and, saving ground, was never in serious danger thereafter. RARE TREE was well up from the start and, forced to race wide on the stretch turn, could not get up. ROYAL CHARM made up ground in the stretch to finish well. LIOLELE began slowly and raced very wide while making his move. EISENBERG tired badly. ADIRONDACK closed much ground. ARMOND LAD broke down after racing a short distance. Scratched— 24920 Mamaiahoa. 103; 23611 Brown Hills, 108. Overweight — Alsisto, 2 pounds ; Drastic Rose, 3. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Black Board, Dec. 4, 1934—1:10-5—108. 9964 Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Allowances. April-29-36 B.M Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtAWt PP St V* Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqnir. Odds Strt 25186 MALMAISON w 110 3 4 3i 3£ 23 1* ShultzC A A Baroni 130-100 25184 PROCLIVITY wb 106 4 2 l2 1«J l1 22 GravA N W Church 320-100 251173MAKE AND BREAK w 106 6 1 4£ 4* 4h 31 SiewertA Double H Ranch Stable 1000-100 24923 RODNEY PAN w 106 5 3 6 51 3h 41 WilbournF Hoffman and Pantages 1160-100 2518420RRA wb 101 16 5" 6 6 5* ReeveWJ J W Marchbank 280-100 24657 PLUNGE HOME wb 106 2 5 22 2* 51 6 NealV Sycamore Stable 3860-100 Time, :22%. :464s. 1:11%. Track fast. , MUTUELR PAID , —OFFICIAL BOOKTHG ODtS MALMAISON .60 .80 .40 130—100 40—100 20—100 PROCLIVITY 3.20 2.80 60—100 40—100 MAKE AND BREAK 3.40 70—100 Winner — B. c. by Sickle — Carnation, bv Rabelais trained by A. A. Baroni; bred by Mr. J. E. Widener.. WENT TO POST— 4:09J. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. MALMAISON came fast to save ground approaching the stretch turn and, coming to the outside of PROCLIVITY in the stretch, wore down the latter to win going away. PROCLIVITY opened up a good lead while making the pace, but could not resist the winner, although saving ground in the stretch. MAKE AND BREAK went fairly well to hold the others. RODNEY PAN closed some ground. ORRA began slowly and was never dangerous. Scratched— 25117W"ildland, 114. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE. War Letter, Dec. 3, 1935— 1: 37 H— 4— 1057 Hollister Purse. OETO£itr Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 106 lbs.; older, ArfOOO 116 lbs. Winners of three races since March 6, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners April-29-36-B.M of two races since then allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,750; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,250. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eq t A Wt PP St % % % Sti Fiu .locker* Owners EqniT. Odds Strt 25118*lCLE LESS w 6 108 1 2 1* 1 1U P P HeltonG B F Wasem 380-100 251183*GERTIE w5106 5 3 32 3" 31 3* 21 ShultzC F C Marmet 290-100 251182*DIGNIFIED w6108 4 5 52 2" 22 2" 3* SiewertA Mrs C B Irwin 340-100 25185 CENTER LANE wb6113 2 1 24* 4n 53 4 RardsonN Hastines and Little 270-100 25118 AMRICAN ELEM wb 4 111 3 4 4* 53 53 4n 52 SummersD J E Brown 780-100 22723 BOARD WALKER wb 7 107 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 LchmanR G A Marshall 1180-100 Time, :24, :47. 1:124.5, 1:38%. Track fast. , J2 MUTTTFLS PAID ,- OFFTC1AI JJOOKTNG Or nS UNCLE LESS .60 .20 .40 380—100 210—100 70—100 GERTIE 3.80 2.60 90—100 30—100 DIGNIFIED 280 40—100 Winner — Ch. g. by Donnacona — Gipsy Gold II., by Bridge of Earn trained by A. G. Farson ; bred by Messrs. A. E. Hundley and Sons. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 4:37. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. UNCLE LESS went to the front at once and, drawing away from CENTER LANE on the back stretch, opened up a good lead and was never in serious danger. GERTIE moved up strongly around the far turn and outfinished DIGNIFIED. The latter had no excuses and, after looming up dangerously around the far turn, weakened in the stretch. CENTER LANE was under restraint when headed by DIGNIFIED and GERTIE on the back stretch and in close quarters was never dancemus thereafter. AMERICAN EMBLEM weakened after making a brief move around the stretch turn. BOARDWALKER pulled up sore. Overweight — Uncle Less, 3 pounds; Boardwalker, 1. Corrected weight — Center Lane, 113. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILE. War Letter, Dec. 3, 1935— 1:37 £— 4— 105. Purse 00. 3-year-cyr 0£»_Q olds- Claiming. Non-winners of two races at any time. Weight, 118 lbs. dOO Non-winners in 1936 allowed 4 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; April -29-36 B.M if for ,250, allowed 4 lbs. No apprentice allowance. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % V, % Str Fin Jocke •» Owner* Equiv. Odds Strt B0M*MAI1A wb 105 2 5 3 l1 l1 l2 l"k GrayA A G Carter 230-100 24920 CANTRIP wb 109 8 7 6* 3n 2" 25 2« LchmanR J W Marchbank 110-100 24977 MARCO w 106 9 6 9 7= 65 43* McCownD M E Smettcrs 980 100 25117 FANION w 101 7 3 4h 43 42 3h 41 MerrittN R C Woodruff 1890 100 25084 REIGH DUCHESS wb 108 4 8 PJ 53 U S» 56 HeltonG T J Martell 2580-100 25057 MONKS JANE w 105 3 2 23 2£ ij 66 62 SiewertA H A Smith 3640-100 24977 BOOTER CHIEF wb 106 5 9 7J 6" 7* 78 710 WilbournF J N McFadden 3110-100 25144 SHEPS CHANCE wb 110 6 4 82 8* 8« 86 66 RardsonN Mrs K C Barnes 1280-100 2r,084 SERGEANT LEE w 109 1 1 !■ I 9 9 9 NealD S Roth 2580-100 Time, :24. :48, 1:13%. 1:413s. Track fast. , S3 MUTDELS FAID *— OFF1C1AI BOOKING ODDB MAL1A .. 6.60 .60 .80 230—100 30—100 40—100 CANTRIP . 2.40 2.40 20—100 20—100 MARCO 3.20 60—100 Winner— Gr. f, by Herodiones — Nellie Harper, by Harrican trained by J. Smith; bred by A. W. C.:rtcr, Trustee. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:06. AT POST— 4J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MALIA, off well, ran up on the heels of horses entering the back stretch and dropped back suddenly, but quickly recovered and, getting through an opening to take command approaching the far turn, saved ground in the stretch to gamely withstand the challenge of CANTRIP. The latter bore out badly rounding the first turn and raced wide thereafter, but gained ground steadily and was wearing the winner down »t the finish. MARCO was permitted to race very wide most of the way and might have been much closer under stronger handling. FANION went fairly well. SERGEANT LEE quit suddenly during the back stretch run and dropped from first to last place. MONKS JANE was done after going three quarters. Scratched— 25058 Amalthea, 105. Overweight — Reigh Duchess, 3 pounds ; Sergeant Lee, 3. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Dec. 8, 1934—1:42—3109. Purse 00. 4-year-OETO-tJrT °ds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since December J-irisLiX 4 24. Weight, 114 lbs. Non-winners since April 12 allowed 3 lbs.; since April-29 36 B.M March 6, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,200; if for ,000, allowed 4 lbs. No apprentice allowance. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* Vi *% Str Fin Jockejs Owners Equlv. Od«ls Str* 25120 JIM X. wb 4 104 10 4 3l 41 1» 1" In MerrittN T I Mason 990-100 25090 TRANSBIRD w 6 104 5 8 91 92 771 2n WilbournF R C Stable 420-100 24696 DONDAY wb 7 104 11 5 5" 5« 4J 4£ 3n SiewertA Mrs S Urban 4910-100 25149 LITTLE LAD wb 6 108 2 9 630 3" 3£ 4n LchmanR G J Giannini 250-100 24792 BLACK MINNIE wb6102 7 2 l2 l1 21 2« 5» NcalV Southwest Stable 1180-100 23139 PHALAROPE w 5 104 3 12 7 J 62 6 6 61 GravA A G Wilson 480-100 250621BOURBON WHKEYw4104 8 7 82 1454 9 7" ShultzC F C Weber 860-100 24954 FADING LIGHT wb 4 104 12 11 ll3 ll5 92 82 8* McCownD L Grana 2240-100 24953 BUSINESS MAN w 6 107 9 6 10* 10J, 103 9J 93 SummersD Zeigler Bros 1700-100 25062 WPING WATERS wb 5 105 1 1 2h 2h 8J 10* 1010 SperrvR N Austin 2560-100 25120 CLATSOP CHIEF w 7 104 6 3 41 7n 11« IF 111 russoG B L Kidwell 12580-100 24771 BERTRAND wb 8 104 4 10 12 12 12 12 12 Martin W Mrs E Cross 1660-100 Time, :24, :W/5, V.W/s. fSttffi, 1:47%. Track fast. , Si MUTUEL8 PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDi JIM X 1.80 1.20 .80 990—100 460—100 240—100 TRANSBIRD 6.00 4.20 200—100 110—100 DONDAY 1540 670—100 Winner— Ch. g, by San-Utar— Valencia, by Cataract trained by T. I. Mason; bred by Mr. H. H. Cross. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:38. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Phalarope. Won driving; second and third the same. JIM X. followed the pace closely under restraint and. getting to the front rounding the stretch turn, held on gamely under good riding to win narrowly. TRANSBIRD came fast after leaving the back stretch and. closing strongly, barely missed. DONDAY was never far from the pace and, responding gamely to urging, was close up at the end. LITTLE LAD was in close quarters several times and showed a good effort. BLACK MINNIE made the pace and went fairly well after beiru* headed. BOURBON WHISKEY was surrounded by horses in the last ei;hth and had little chance to extend himself. BUSINESS MAN almost lost his rider when he was badly bumped rounding the first turn. PHALAROPE leaped in the air at the start, was in close quarters several times during the running, and may have been best. FADING LIGHT closed much ground. Overweight — Business Man, 3 pounds; Weeping Waters, 1.
