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NARRAGANSETT PARK fr ■ m ■ — a»aa»a»a»a»aaja»aa»«»aa»ia»oa» » M — J— — — — — iw — a aa — a» a» a» a» — ■ ■■— THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES * AT NARRAGANSETT PARK SATURDAY PAID ,070.90 FOR . PAWTUCKET, R. I., SATURDAY, MAY 2. 1936— Narragansett Park 1 mile. First day. Narragansett Racin; Association. Spring meeting of 19 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Rhode Island Raring Commission. A. Tilton. Stewards. T. Tliorp, C. B. Stifkney and H. Reynolds. Judges, V. Moriarity, V. Treanor and F. Crafton. Starter, H. Morrissey. Racing Secretary, P. Hou.in. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance of 5 pounds; **7 pounds; ***10 pounds. FIRST RACE 1-2 MILE. No Track Record. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. Maidens. rterocrr| Fillies. Special weights. Nlay-2-36-Nar Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third. 0; fourth, 0. Index Horseb Bft A Wt IP K % Str Fin Jockejr. Owiers EqnW. Odds Strt 24190;MAYRO wb112 2 1 l1 1*J l2 SmithFA H T Archibald 205 100 YETIVE wll2 3 2 2£ 22 2 StaffordC J M Zimmer 3720-100 24348-MISS MARLBORO w 112 11 10 61 6£ 3£ AtkinsG C Smythe 575-100 24630 LITTLE AUDREY w 112 4 3 3"k 3- 4"k I.vnchJ Mrs G S Preece 785-100 25213 FORTUITY wb 112 8 4 42 4* 52 SeaboG R L Gerry 1310-100 PERCENT w 112 5 6 5» 5£ 64 NertnevW C V Whitney 3200-100 24798 LADY DAY w 112 12 12 12 11£ 7£ ArnoldG T F Swords 550-100 OPOCA w 112 10 11 84 8£ 83 WintersM M Mason 1210-100 24798 LANDSCAPE w 112 15 7 12 92 SteffenE Windsor Farm Stable 2045-100 TRAUWTNA w 112 7 9 ll2 9£ 10£ JonesL W S Kilmer 1210-100 24532 LADY MILL Y wb112 6 7 102 74114 HainesG Mrs J Mangino 3220 100 24939 GAY SWEEP w 112 9 8 V 10£ 12 ChinnH Mrs E McCuan 6440-100 Time, :2325. :4735. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODHS MAYRO .10 .70 .50 205—100 135—100 75—100 YETIVE 28.00 12.40 1300—100 520—100 MISS MARLBORO 4.80 140—100 Winner— B. f, by Dark Hero — Candv Mav. bv Wormleighton trained by G. L. Arvin ; bred by Mr. H. T. Archibald. WENT TO POST— 2:19. AT POST— 3| minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driving. MAYRO, quickest to besin. withstood determined opposition from YETIVE before reaching the stretch and drew out through the closing eighth. YETIVE, away alertly, displayed good speed throughout. MISS MARLBORO was unable to keep pace early, but closed with a rush on the outside and was going fastest of all at the cloe. LITTLE AUDREY was always well up, though faltering in the closini strides. FORTUITY, on the outside while racing close ap early, was unable to keep pace in the drive. PERCENT went evenly. TRAUWINA was caueht in a jam shortly after the start and had to be eased back rounding the far turn. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILK Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1: 10 Vs— •— HI. 9f1 Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claim ins. 8-year-olds, 110 lbs.; MuOdl older, 117 lbs. Yinners twice since April 1, I lbs. extra. Non-winners May-2-36-Nar since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner S750: second. 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt IT St i Vi Sir Fin .Turkey* Owner* Kquir. Odd* Strt 25123 FORCED LANDING w 3 105 5 7 l k l1 lh in NertneyW C V Whitney 1030-100 25020- MIDNTT FLYER in31M| 9 8 31 34 21 2"k StaffordC T F Swords 215-100 24772LOLOMA w 4 102 10 2 5h 64" JollevA Mrs S A Neely 845-100 24707 MORGIL wb 7 112 12 1 8" 8"k 6" 4" McDermtL C A Grange - 5260-100 20204 CONCHITA w 4 109 7 3 2* 2"k 3£ 5£ I.vnchJ Mrs G S Preece 2850 100 24115 GENERAL A. wb 8 112 8 12 12 12 7» 6- GrecoA Mrs F Williams 440-100 24712 BOCASETTE wb 4 112 2 11 10" 72 9* 7£ CarroIIW Miss A Doris 2135 100 24633 LUM JOY wb 3 103 6 6 7»k 4" 5£ 82 HainesG A Ctift 560 100 24666 HASTY HANNA w 4 103 3 10 ll1 llUlO 92 KamarC Mrs P PUnte 7430 100 20104 FTUNATE YOUTHwb9112 4 5 6" 5"k 8 10~i DuboisD L G Sandrock 1750-100 24345 KNIGHTS HOPE wr 5 114 1 9 9* 91 IF IP MaschekF G LaFlesh 3810 100 24970 LA JUNTA WHITE wb 3 100 11 4 **MJ 12 12 SmithFA J L Roberts 1170-100 Time. :23. :47%, 1:13,-5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS FORCED LANDING 2.60 1.80 .80 1030—100 450—100 240—100 MIDNIGHT FLYER 4.30 3.60 115—100 80—100 LOLOMA 7.10 255—100 Winner— B. g. by Upset— Transit, by Chicle trained by W. V. Mullin ; bred by Mr. C. V. Whitney. Winner entered to he claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:55. AT POST— minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. FORCED LANDING was hard hustled to get to the front, drew clear saving ground in the stretch, fought it out in game style and lasted to hold MIDNIGHT FLYER. The latter, well placed while racing restrained, moved up steadily on the outside, made a bold bid to get to the front, but was not good enough. LOLOMA. in close quarters Rearing the far turn, closed boldly when obtaining clear passage. MORGIL was away well, but lacked speed to keep up. CONCHITA was well placed the entire way and had no excuses. GENERAL A., sore going to the post, trailed early and passed tirine horses through the stretch. Overweight — Midnight Flyer, 4j pounds; Conchita, 2; Lum Joy, 1; Hasty Hanna, 1. Corrected weight — Lum Joy, 107. THIRD RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1 :43%— 3— 105. Purse ,000. OK*~»KO 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. Winners twice since OOD April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since May 2 36 Nar December 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner S750; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horsei Eqt A Wt IP St % •_. %. Str Kin Jockeys Owners Kqnlr. Odd* Strt 07079 AMADOR wb 4 111 10 6 3i 3- 34 l1 1U Thompson V A Warner 2285 100 24872 BYE BYE MARY w 4 10b 9 5 l«* 2 9 2l 2 DuboisD Mrs C F Dunn 1225 1C0 24974*RETRIBUTION wb51G1 2 2 6"k and 5J 4" 31 HitshoeR Mrs E E Russell 1815-100 25025*PI.AYMORE w4111 7 10 7£ 6"k 6i 6 4" DelmadoE L Havmaker 750-100 25163 SIX BELLS wb511L 3 9 83 4»k 4! 54 51 LeWandJ J Heelan 595-100 25064 UPPERCUT wb 6 111 5 4 2"k 1 1 32A 64 ElstonH Mrs M Colford 1105-100 24674 *GOLDFIN w 4 106 6 11 91 and 8* 7£ 7* GreerM Mrs F Williams 2025-100 24215 sERENABIT wb 6 1041 1 1 41 5i 72 8 84 StaffordC Mrs F Burke 4405-100 25104,tOVERSTIMULATE wb 4 106 8 8 10410" 103 9U 9 KamarC Miss H Bauer 280-100 24707-*BALMACA.N wb 4 108 4 3 5 | 7 J 92 10- 10* WimmerB Mrs F P Coltiletti 370 100 24672 MINE BOY w 4 116 11 7 11 11 11 11 11 MaschekF Silver Stock Farm Stable 1620 100 Time. :2i%, ;49. 1:14. 1:41" 4, 1:47*5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , ,- -OFFICIAL EO0KTNG ODDS AMADOR 7.70 8.20 5.70 2285—100 1310—100 1185—100 BYE BYE MARY 21.10 11.83 955—100 490—100 RETRIBUTION 10.70 435—100 Winner — Br. e. by Mortgaee — Hadfield. by Fairman trained by A. Warner; bred by Mr. S. Christensen. Winner entered to be claimed tor ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:24. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third ridden out. AMADOR, under a choking pull while being restrained off the pace, appeared ready to go to the front at the asking, swung to the outside in the stretch, wore down the leaders readily to win going away. BYE BYE MARY went to the front in the run to the first turn, withstood determine. opposition from IPPERCLT, disposed of him but was unable to meet the challenge of the winner. RETRIBUTION dropped back in the opening three-eighths, began improving her position steadily thereafter and was going well at the end. PLAYMORE came determinedly on the outside in the stretch run. UPPERCUT tired after going about seven-eighths. BALMACAN never was a threat. OVERSTIMULATE went wide at the first turn and was far back throughout. Overweight — Scrcnahit. 3 pounds FOURTH RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. No Track Record. Nathaniel Green Purse. Purse oeroer« ,100. 2-year-o!ds. Allowances. May-2-36-Nar Nat value to wir.ner 25; second, 65; third. 5; fourth. 5. lafcl bbMSM Eut A Wt IT St Str Km Jockeys Owners Kquir. Odds Strt 25153 PATHOS w 105 3 1 H 1* la SaabaG p. I. Gem 460 100 248741 JACKIE D. mill 8 8 4i 2l 2* SteffenE Araho Stable 200 100 24719 SAY WHEN wb 111 5 1 ** 3»4 3*$ RaatwJ W H Gallagher 1750-100 24343CONSERVATIVE ws 108 2 2 31 4- 4£ Lynch.! W W Adams 285-100 245561 BAIN MARIE w 108 7 7 5* * $ 5* CarroIIW II E Ewr 2375 100 25105-PRINCE SADOR w 111 6 X 6 52 61 CnifA J L Roberts 955-100 25153 LEGION wbIH 16 8 7 7 KmhhV Bristol Stable 1690 100 24422 MOTION PICTURE will 4 5 I* P*J. up. AraaUG H C Wolfe 915-1C0 Time. :2234. :47!. :53. Track fast. , U MUTUFLa PAID - OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS PATHOS 1-20 .50 .60 460—100 175—100 130—100 JACKIE D 3.70 3.20 85—100 60—100 SAY WHEN 4.90 145—100 Winner— Ch. f, by Hii Sluing -Pathetic, by Audacious trjined b G. M. Cdum • bred by Mr. R. L. Gerry. WENT TO POST— 3:57. AT POST— 3 minutes. St.irt good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. PATHOS took command at once, drew clear in the aaniiag strides, saved all possible ground and just listed to hold JACKIE D. safe. The latter, away slowly, was rushed up fast, came wide in the stretch aad just failed to be ap in time. He appeared best in the running. SAY WHEN was in the first flight the entiie trip. CONSERVATIVE was away well, but falteied in the last quarter mile and was plainlv hi i.eed of the race. BAIN MAIMF. closed s„rne ground in the last five sixteenths. PRINCE SADOR showed a brief burst ot speed midway of the turn, then retired. MOTION PICTURE bolted to the outside rail and was pulled up. Scratched- 25002 Buttermilk. 108. Overweight— Legion, 3 pounds. FIFTH RACE S-» MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10—3— 111. QtrQer/i Third Running NARRAGANSETT HANDICAP. ,000 Added. 3-ye»r- iJOO-4 olds and upward. May-2-36-Nar Net value to winner ,610; second, ,000; third, *0; fourth, 50. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Kin Jockeys Owners Eo.ii1t. Odds Str t 24603::AI.LEN Z. wb4110 8 1 2" l» l"k ll WintersM W G CUsdale 3630-100 19597CLANG w 4 114 7 2 41 3= 32 2i, LijImII J F CLrk Jr 155-100 249921 IDENTIFY wr 5 122 4 4 1» 2£ 2 3" BcjshakJ A G Vanlerbilt +170-100 24992 :NF.V DEAL in 5 113 17 7s 7- 5 4U SteffenE Araho Stable 1510-100 24006-WISE PRINCE wb4110 6 6 C-* 5 4i 5"- LyacM E Saatab 1265-100 25043-DREEL ws5112 5 3 5h 6l 62 63 HainesG A G Vanderbilt + 25175 BAY BUBBLE w 3 106 3 5 3- «* 7* 7 SmithFA W C Stroube 615-100 25095-CHANCER wb 3 102 2 8 8 8 8 8 SeaboG R L Gerry 1635 100 tCoajplad as A. G. Vanderbilt cntrv. Time, :23. :46 5. W1J4. Track fast. , S2 MUTUET.S PAID , , OFFICIAT BOOKING 0DT 8 ALLEN Z 4.60 3.00 .90 3630—100 1050—100 145—100 CLANG 4.90 3.10 145—100 55—100 A. G. VANDERBILT ENTRY 2.60 30—100 Winner — B. g, by Pharamond II. — La Morlaye, by Peter Pan trained by J. D. Mooney; bred by L. Combs, Trustee. WENT TO POST— 4.30. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start cood and slow. Won drivinc;: second and third the same. ALLEN Z. went to the front at once, lost command momentarily to IDENTIFY, regained the lead and, under vigorous urging;, held sway to the finish. CLANG, restrained in pursuit of the pace, made his effort in the last three-eighths and dosed determinedly. IDENTIFY, a forward factor all the way, was unable to keep up in the drive. NEW DEAL, far back for the first half mile, closed with a rush and would probably have been third in another stride. WISE PRINCE was unable to engage the leaders. DREEL raced wide and was never a factor. BAY BUBBLE showed early speed, but was much used in racing with the leaders. CHANCER was outrun. Scratched— 21049 Furfiber, 108; 24988Mower, 108; 24853 Happy Bolivar, 97; 2446VGreat Haste, 106; 24906 Vote Boy, 105; 25130-Dancing Doll, 103. Overweight — Chancer, 22 pounds. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE. Advising Anna, Aug. 12, 1935—1:37—5 — 105. Goodard Purse. f ET O ET CT Purse ,200. 3-year-olds. Allowances. May-2-36-Nar Net value to winner 00: second, 80; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % y% % Str tin Jockeys Owners BqnW. Odds Strt 23500 JOHNNYCAKE w 106 5 1 l1 1*1*1* 1" StaffordC T F Swords 1720-100 250712TTASCOPE wb 106 1 9 82i 74 4£ 2" 24 ThompsonV C J Bild 515-100 21040 CASCAPEDIA wb 106 9 3 4» ** 5l 5 3a JollevA M Madden 2095-100 24667HERONDAS mitt 3 8 3* 3» 3l 4- 4 » MontiL B N Kane 2740-100 21135 SIR JIM JAMES wb 106 4 7 6U 4" 6£ 6£ 5n R03enJ E W Duffv 1825-160 24855 TORATION wbIIO 7 2 2U 2 24 3j 6 SteffenE J K HouscIIs 365-100 24710 SWAMP ANGEL wb 108 2 10 11*11 94 84 74 GreerM H II Brown +475-100 24817IMARCLEAVE w 108 11 5 9-1 6* 4* 7J 82 DuboisD C Whittingham 2065-100 24411 SANDY BOOT w b 108 10 4 B* ■ 74 9- 94 SeaboG Mrs F P Coltiletti 585-100 24312 COL. B1XER wb 108 8 6 !■* 9-4.11 102 102 CarroIIW H H Brown + 24558-WAR GAMES wb 108 6 11 10»10i 10411 11 LynchJ Mrs G S Preece 445 100 ■fCoupled as H. H. Brown entrv. Tims. :2445. AZ%, 1:14, 1:41. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAL EOOKING ODDS JOHNNYCAKE 5.40 3.60 .60 1720—100 580—100 380—100 VITASCOPE 8.20 6.40 310—100 220—100 CASCAPEDIA 9.40 370— 190 Winner — Ch. c, by John P. Grier — Marvella II.. by Gainsborough trained by G. Mayberry ; bred by Mr. F. W. Armstrong. WENT TO POST— 5:02. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. JOHNNYCAKE outran bis field to the first turn, was rated along under steadying restraint, withstood determined opposition from TORATION, drew clear in the stretch, but lasted to hold VITASCOPE. The latter was not hurried during the early stages, worked his way up steadily and, finishing with a rush, just failed to be up in time. CASCAPEDIA closed courageously in the drive, getting up for third right at the end. HERONDAS loomed up threateningly entering the stretch, only to weaken in the closing test. SIR JIM JAMES showed a good effort. TORATION was much used in forcing the pace and faltered in the last quarter. Overweight — Toration, 2 pounds. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILK ANU 0 YAKUis. iBeefsteak, .Nov. 6, 1935 — 1:41 — 3 — 117. Purse rtjrOE- ¥1,100. 3-year-olus and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 OOuD lbs. Winners twice since April 1, 3 lbs. extia. Non-winners since April May 2 36-Nar 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since Marcu 1, 0 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,700. Net value to winner 25; second, 65; third, 5; fourth, 5. index Horses Eg. t A Wt lP S % i % |tl Tin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds btrt 24718 STONE MAKTIN w 8 116 6 5 5- 5l «■* 2" 1" ArnoldG H C Wolfe 700-100 23764BLSTER BOY aj 5 113 10 4 4 2»k 3"k lak 2 WintersM Miss L C White 1105-100 24495 HICKORY LAD w 5 113 12 8 TJ l» 5" 4 3" JonesL W E Snvder 870-100 25219GAY EDWARD v.b3105 1 2 ll i; 4 3" «• HitshoeR J D Spreckcls III 2460 100 24450 J OD A w 4 1104 9 9 i| ♦* 54 54 LevlundJ Mrs M J White 1110-100 24787*BABY SWEEP w 4 112 2 1 21 9 "4 6- KamarC Mrs E Haughton 800-100 24480* HOOSIERS PRIDE wii5108 9 7 fc:; 8-; 8» 8± Tj Lei ohnW A Mt-Donned 2325-100 25031 GENEVA CROSS w 4 112 7 10 10+ 10-J.10 ; 10 4 84 Ch.r.nI f fri liana 3370-100 24232 GRANDPAS BOY w 11 4 112 11 3 3l 4* 6 6- 9- LvnchJ Mrs W A Cane 700 100 25082 INFINITATE wb6113 3 6 84 S: ft* S" 104 GordonJ A G Tarn 340-100 24860 DORMIDO wb4115 5 1111 11 11 11 11 StetfenE S Judge 3875-100 25162 MISS PURRAY w«6110 8 Bolted. RosenJ Liberty Lr.ne StaLle 580-100 Time, :245. :47*5, 1:129s, 1:38%. 1:43 5. Track fast. , JJ MUTOiLS PAID , , OtIIClAL BOOKING ODDS STONE MARTIN 6.0« 0.10 .80 700—100 405—100 290—100 BUSTER BOY 12.80 9.30 540-100 365—100 HICKORY LAD 870 335—100 Winner — B. g, by Hourless — Martin Bird, by Sir Martin trained by H. C. Wolfe; bred by Mr. R. C. Cadwell. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 5:46. AT POST— 4 minuses. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. STONE MARTIN, reserved for the first three-quarters, responded gamely to hard urging and was up in the concluding stride. BUSTER BOY, kept within striking distance of the tarty pare, took command in the stretch after saving considerable ground and just failed to last. HlCKUI! I LAD closed in game fashion, getting up in the closing stride to take third. GAY EDWARD was ridleu s.n.njiy while establishing the pace, but weakened in the drive. JODA went well throughout. BABY SWEEt* raced well placed for the first three-quarters. GRANDPAS BOY was a formidable factor until leaving the back stretch. INFINITATE was never prominent. Overweieht — Joda, 2j pounds. Corrected weight — Joda. 108. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43-.,— 3— 105. Purse ,000. 2tZr fZF7 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Yeight, 116 lbs. AVinners twice since eJOtJ i April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since May 2-36 Nar December 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner S750; second. 50: third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Ku t A Wr IM si , ■ , mi Kin Jockey* i*u.t, EudIt. Odds 81 r t 24073-PAY RACK wb4113 1 1 34 5* 44 1" 1 4 CarroIIW Miss A Doris 610 100 24937 BRIGHT BIRD ws 7 111 7 3 2"k 2g l"k 2 2" LevlandJ I. Havmaker 1020-100 24924-GOLDEN WORDS wb6113 8 7 4i 44 2" 4- 31 WintersM Mrs E Nancolas 2910 100 24536, SAI.LT DAMOUR wb6113 9 4 1-il1 3* 3J •* MannJ W V Fischetti 915 100 24673LKRAINE wb6111 5 9 9+ 8 k 7i 5" U LvnchJ Mrs F Rossiter 440 100 24719-BETHLEHEMSTARwb4113 3 2 ?i 7J 5l 6 62 ElstonH H Walkenhorst 1120-100 24841-COMING BACK w 5 114 4 8 P 9- 9- 1- 7- SteffenE I Shea 255-100 24673:;*FAIR COUNTESS wb4103 11 10 11 11 11 104 84 KamarC C Murray 2270 100 24484 REGIS PLAY wb5111 10 11 101 10410- 9£ 9- SmithFA Mrs M Simmons 8125-100 24398 NEVERFADE wb 8 113 6 5 6«!» and* 6- 8 10- JacobsJ S Rice 1315 100 24975JACBURNDALE wb5116 2 6 5l 5j 8»kll 11 CraisA L F Anderson 1170 100 Time, :25. :482v 1:14. 1:4035. 1.4725. Track fast. , S* MUTUEI9 PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD*- - PAY RACK §14.20 .00 S 5.80 610—100 250—100 190—100 BRIGHT BIRD 12.40 9 20 520—100 360-100 GOLDEN WORDS 11.90 495—100 Winnei — B. g, by Wrack — Pay girl, by Fayette trained by II L. Campbell; bred by Mr. L. Collins. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 6:20. AT POST— minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third drivin;. PAY RACK, restrained while holding to a forward position, vent to the front in the stretch and, hard ridden, drew out in the last sixteenth. BRIGHT BIRD, prominent while following the pace of SALUT DAMOlR. wore down the latter for the command, l.ut de-pito haid riding, was unable to cope with the bid of the winner GOLDEN WORDS moved up on the outside down the back stretch and finished goim» gamely. SALUT DAMOL R faltered in the last quarter mile. COMING BACK never entered into conten tion. NEVEKFADE tired. AL BLRNDALE stopped after going about five furlongs.
