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PIMLICO THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES • AT PIMLICO MONDAY PAID 0.10 FOR . PIMLICO. MD., MONDAY, MAY 4, 1936.— Pimlico 1 mile. Fifth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 16 days. Baby Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Maryland Racing Commission, G. Brown, Jr. Stewards, A. G. Weston. G. Brown, Jr., and F. J. Bryan. Judges, M. C. Shea, J. P. Turner and E. J. Brennan. Starter, J. F. Milton. Racing Secretary, F. J. Bryan. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 2:15 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 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1:101—4—120. OPOOO Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Foaled in Maryland. Claiming. *i9jand00 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 119 lbs. Winners of 25 or of two races in May-4 36-Pim 1936 not to be entered for less than ,500. Claiming price, ,000; if for ,500, 3 lbs. extra. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses . Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqolr. Odds Strt 21014 LADYS BEAU wb 3 113 2 3 1 li 1J, 13 RenickJ RJ Walden 930-100 25196-IRON ORE wb 3 1071, 8 4 31 21- 23 22t PetersM J D Cohn 375-100 24875ALIT wb 3 113 4 5 5*141 4G 32 HanfordC G L Stryker 470-100 252162IN FRONT wb 3 110 6 1 42 32 3" 48 WagnerJ Mrs E Trueman 110-100 252153BLACK SCOUT wb 3 110 5 2 2" 53 5* 55 DabsonH E K Bryson 1230-100 21752-DOLENTE wb4114 7 6 63 b* 6" 6« BondG Mrs M A Hall 4375-100 15124 SAUCY VIXEN wb 3 105 1 8 7" 1* 72 72» DeCamsE Mrs C W Williams 8170-100 ZINNIA wb 3 108 3 7 8 8 8 8 SmithE W Zimmerman 6855-100 Time. :2334. :49. 1:15%. Track slow. , 12 MTTTUELS PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING OLDS— LADYS BEAU 0.60 .40 .10 930—100 370—100 255—100 IRON ORE 5.60 4.50 180—100 125—100 ALIT 4.60 130—100 Winner— Ch. c, by Bucellas — Lady Fair, by Mackenzie II. trained by R. J. Walden; bred by Mr. R. J. Walden. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:19. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start bad and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. LADYS BEAU moved into a clear lead midway of the back stretch, stalled off a bold effort from IRON ORE when reaching the final turn, rallied to slight punishment when reaching the stretch and drew clear thereafter. IRON ORE, forwardly placed in the early running, challenged boldly when leaving the back stretch, but tired in the last eighth. ALIT improved his position on the outside, closed gamely, but could not threaten the leaders. IN FRONT was kept under strong pressure from the beginning, but failed to menace under stout urging. BLACK SCOUT was done after going three-eighths. DOLENTE was never a factor. SAUCY VIXEN and ZINNIA broke very slowly, with the latter running into trouble in the first sixteenth. Scratched— 251333Sparky, 112; 35726 Miss Tiptoe, 106. Overweight — Iron Ore, 2 pounds. SECOND RACE 2 1-2 MILES. Arc Light, Nov. 3, 1928— 4:41%— 4— 137. Mount Alto OerOGQ Steeplechase. Purse ,000. All ages. Hunters. Allowances. May-4-36-Pim Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses EqtAWt PP St 4 8 12 16 Fin Jockeys Owners Kquiv. Odds Strt 111733DANIEL SOOT w 8 160 7 3 l3 l3 I4 14 14 WteMrCR Mrs F M Gould 290-100 09850 THE STAG II. w 6 160 3 4 2 23 25 210 212 DsMrJHV R K Mellon +310-100 135963WATSONIA w 8 152 4 5 4* 3* 3 38 38 HirstMrSH T W Durant 570-100 205463**SAUGHTON BOYwb 9 145 6 2 61 4* 4io 412 415 WatrsMrS W H Bowes 1765-100 20922 ROYAL THOMAS w 6 152 1 7 8 8 7 6™ 51 W IfeMrRG Mrs P A Park + 92460*DRILL MASTER w 5 145 8 6 52 !«• 9 55 62° GrneMrFT F S Greene 310-100 **SEAFARIN DAN w 6 145 5 8 73 63 63 7 7 ReidMrPD E Johnston 3240 100 25275S**BRIAR BLUE w 6 145 2 1 3 5 Lost rider. KerrMrDJr J F Adams Jr 815-100 +Coupled as R. K. Mellon and Mrs. P. A. Park entry. Time. 5:00%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS DANIEL SOOT .80 .30 .50 290—100 115—100 75-100 R. K. MELLON AND MRS. P. A. PARK ENTRY 3.70 2.80 85—100 40—100 WATSONIA 3.80 90—100 Winner — Br. g, by Dan IV. — Soot, by General Gough trained by A. White; bred by Mr. G. Sloane. WENT TO POST— 2:47. AT POST— minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. DANIEL SOOT, handling his weight nicely, went into an easy lead in the first mile, was steadied to all of his fences while fencing clean, rallied gamely when shaken up in the last half mile and outstayed THE STAG II. under strong pressure. THE STAG II. followed in closest attendance of the winner after the first three fences, moved up determinedly in the last half mile and closed with good courage on the inside. WATSONIA went forwardly all during the contest, but could not threaten the leaders in the closing test. SAUGHTON BOY could not engage the leaders when put to a drive after racing in reserve early. ROYAL THOMAS made a bad landing at the ninth fence and was held safe. DRILL MASTER went evenly all the way. SEAFARIN DAN was never a factor. BRIAR BLUE unseated his rider at the eleventh jump. Scratched— 25305 Syriac, 145; 25275 Black Feather, 152. THIRD RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Tred Avon, Nov. 3, 1931—1:42—3—108. 9Ek ?Qil Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April dOt/U 1. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; in 1936, May-4-36-Pim 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,300, allowed 2 lbs. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25280 JACK PATCHES wb118 7 3 1£ l2 l2 l2 l2 DabsonH S S Sands 65-100 25306-JUSTA GLIDER w 107£ 8 5 21 26 25 25 2* HernandezJ Mrs M R Waugh 745-100 25102 CORUM w 118 3 6 6= 66 3* 36 36 AbelA Mrs A J Abel 475-100 252802STACK ARMS wb 106 5 1 4£ 5« 4£ 4» 4« JonesR H R Bain 1540-100 18043 STAR SPECIAL w 106 4 2 53 4£ 56 52 5i DeCamsE Flamingo Farms Stable 6920-100 25102 ME MYSELF w 110 2 7 72 7* 7 6* V RenickJ R C Utz 12000-100 25306 CANPRA wb 112 1 8 8 8 8 1* 7£ BookerR J C Taylor 1035-100 25280 MISS TWINKLE wb108 6 4 3* 3i 61 8 8 MauroF Shandon Farm Stable 5015-100 Time, :24, :49%. 1:15. 1:42%. 1:47/5. Track slow. , S2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS JACK PATCHES .30 .70 .30 65—100 35—100 15—100 JUSTA GLIDER 4.00 2.70 100—100 35—100 CORUM 2.70 35—100 Winner — Ch. c, by Jean Valjean — Under the Rose, by Sand Mole trained by T. Bonham ; bred by Mr. J. O. Keene. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:17. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. JACK PATCHES outran his field to the first turn, went along under restraint until reaching the stretch, then was mildly shaken up during the closing eighth to hold JUSTA GLIDER safe. The latter followed closest to the winner from the beginning, made strong bids in the last half mile, but was held perfectly safe in the closing stages. CORUM, sluggish in the early running, worked his way up on the outside and linished gamely. STACK ARMS was under stout pressure all the way and had no mishaps. STAR SPECIAL could not reach contention at any stage. ME MYSELF was never a factor and passed tiring horses. CANPRA broke slowly and was held safe. MISS TWINKLE was done after going three-quarters. Scratched— 25306 Narise, 108; 25250 Night Court, 108. Overweight — Justa Glider, lj pounds; Canpra, 1. FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:14 1 102. Purse 00. 4- rtrOQ"| year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 1. Weight, 116 tlOJl lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. May-4-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Indei Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V- % % Str F n Jockeys Owners EqnlT. Odds Str t 25311 INFILEE wb 5 108 5 7 5" 9 2- l3 1* DeCamsE Mrs E I Shew bridge 460-100 25163 THREE DAGGERS w 6 113 6 6 7 7 41 22 DoughertvF G Riola 750-100 25103 TULEYR1ES WAND w 6 111 2 1 63 6i 5 41 32 HanfordC Mrs L Bull 455-100 25311 JIM BROWN wsb 5 113 8 5 21 li 31 58 41 BookerR Mrs A Williams 10080-100 25200 RELATIVITY wb 5 111 7 4 41 2" In 3 510 MadeleyF E Craigie 280-100 25046 PRINCE PETTIE ws4115 4 3 1£ 41 63 62 6 WeirF Mrs L Campbell 2045-100 25306 ITALIAN HARRY w 4 113 3 2 3£ 5*» 7 7 7 ReidC C H Robinson 4075-100 2531PWICKCLIFFE wb6113 1 Left at post. PhillipsC W Wickes 270-100 Time, :24%, :50. 1:16%, 1:43%. 1:50%. Track slow. , »2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . INFILEE 1.20 .60 .90 460—100 230—100 95—100 THREE DAGGERS 7.60 4.70 280—100 135—100 TULEYRIES WAND 3.90 95—100 Winner— B. rn, by Infinite--— Dickey Lee. by Omar Khayyam trained by C. Costello; bred by Mr. W. B. Miller. Winner entered to be aimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 3:47. AT POST— minute. Start good and slow for all but Wickcliffe Won driving; second and third the same. INFILEE saved ground rounding the first turn, swung to the outside when settled on the back stretch, wore the leaders down entering the stretch, but had to be shaken up strongly to withstand THREE DAGGERS after moving clear. THREE DAGGERS, far out of contention in the early running, saved a lot of eround when bettering his position and ilosed fast on the inside in the final drive. TULEYRIES WAND finished with good courage but could not threaten the first two. JIM BROWN was made too much use of early and tired. RELATIVITY tired badly alter going into a slight lead midway of the final turn. PRINfc PETTIE quit early. ITALIAN HARRY was outrun. WICKCLIFFE stood flat footed when the break came. He galloped along behind his field after being sent away. Scratched-25306 Bungalow, 108 ; 25281 More Pep, 116; 25195 Vanda Cerulea, 111. Overweight— Prince Pettie, 2 pounds. Continued on fourteenth page. PIMLICO Continued from tenth page. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1: 10 %— 4— 120. 9QQ9 Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of more Ot a than two races in 1936. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of 00 in 1936 May 4-36-Pim allowed 3 lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,800. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third. 5; fourth. 5. Indei Horses Eqt A Wt f P St 4 | Ptr Kin Jockeys Owners EqniT. Odds Strt 25345 -LITTLE ARGO wb4120 9 3 22 V l., I1 SmithE Mrs W H Denham 1585 100 25216 JAKOVIA w 4 110 5 6 42 22 23 23 WacnerJ Mrs M N Bond 1290 100 252812TAUNTON wb 5 120 10 1 6 6J, 31 32 BejshakJ G L Hamilton 675-100 21695 IDLE FLIRT wb 5 1078 8 5" 51 43 42£ LeonardJ Mrs A J Abel 5450-100 25070 SOCK DOLOGER ws4120 1 5 9,; 94 6h 5 HanfordC Mrs A Myers 365 100 25307 "DISTRACTING wb4110 7 4 37* " e P BrooksJ R Pending 190-100 25158 BUBBLING SPRINGw 4 110 3 9 7£ 3" 51 75 PetersM Mrs W Davis 375-100 15239 FEUDAL LASS w 4 110 4 10 10 10 10 8£ DeCamsE Mrs C W Williams 4980-KW 35726 REN A RD w 9 115 2 7 81 8 8| 9" Richardsll C F Hocklev 9570-100 97091-SHAGGY ANN wb 4 114 6 2 1U 4« 910 BondG B A Hall 16755-100 Time. :24. :49s. 1:15£. Track slow. , 2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS LITTLE ARGO 3.70 1.40 .60 1585—100 470—100 230—100 JAKOVIA 9.50 5.80 375—100 190—100 TAUNTON 5:50 175—100 Winner— B. c, by Happy Argo— Flower Girl, by Pennant trained by W. H. Denham; bred by Mr. W. H. Lipscomb. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 4:17. AT POST— 1 minutes. Start goo.i and slow for all but Feudal Lass. Won driving; second and third the same. LITTLE ARGO, in the thick of contention from the start, disposed of SHAGGY ANN when leaving the back stretch, wst kept in the firmer footing after moving into the lead, and outstayed JAKOVIA under a hard drive JAKOVIA moved up stoutly in the last five-sixteenths, responded to punishment and fought it out gamely in the late staees. TAUNTON bettered his position while racing wide early, went to the inside 1 after being straightened into the stretch, but could not menace. IDLE FLIRT was unable to offer serious opposition when the real issue came. SOCK DOI.OGER was shuffled hark midway of the back stretch while in the softer footing and was never a factor. DISTRACTING, away nicely, showed no ability in the footing. BUBBLING SPRING entered contention with a rush, but flattened out badly. FEUDAL LASS propped when the break came and was away poorly. SHAGGY ANN quit to a walk. Scratched— 215483Aga Ray, 115: 25103 Scotty Don, 115; 21645 Dojo, 110; 08266 Jimmy D., 115. Overweight — Idle Flirt, 2 pounds; Shaggy Ann, 4. SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931—1:101—4—120. ORTOQQ Sparrows Point Claiming Handicap. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. UOad Claiming price, ,000. May-4-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third. 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses BqtA fft IPSt Yt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equir. Odds Strt 25043STAR PORTER wb6118 2 2 2 » 2 I* lj PetersM R Parr 35100 25248 IRISH TED w 3 100 5 5 4* 4* 31 2»± DclioM Crescent Stable 4580-100 25043 ZAY wb 4 112 3 4 6 6 6 3" JonesR Mrs R H Heighe 740-100 21339 HIGHPOOL wb 3 108 4 3 1" 1£ 2£ 4" BergM Howe Stable 1265-100 25248 THE BAILIFF wb 5 104 1 6 5* 5* 4* 53 RenickJ Miss E Hill 705-100 18809 TUTT1CU RIO wb4103 6 1 32 W 5» 6 DcCamsE Brandon Stable 4270-100 Time. :23%. :48%. ■.U%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS STAR PORTER .70 .60 .10 35—100 30—100 5—100 IRISH TED 15.90 5.30 695—100 165—100 ZAY 2.90 45—100 Winner — Ch. g, by The Porter — Starella, by Star Shoot trained by E. Trueman; bred by Mr. E. B. McLean. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:46. AT POST— 4J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. STAR PORTER, forced to race on the inside of his field while forcing a steady pace, gained a slight lead and. continuing strongly, outstayed IRISH TED. The latter, hurried along in the early racing, responded to punishment and was wearing the winner down gradually at the close. ZAY, lacking speed to race for-wardly, came with a belated rush in the last three-sixteenths. HIGHPOOL showed nice speed while setting the pace, rallid willingly under punishment and held on with good courage. THE BAILIFF was racing gamely in the late stages. TUTTICLRIO raced abreast of the leaders for five-eighths, then tired. Overweight — Irish Ted, 3 pounds; Highpool, 2; The Bailiff, 5. SEVENTH RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Dignus, May 13, 1926— : 53%— 2— 111. Purse 00. oerOQ/f 2-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. Winners since April 1, 3 lbs. iJoJ-i extra. Claiming price, ,750. May-4-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Hones Eqt A Wt PP S % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equir. Odds Strt 25194 FLYING FEET wb 113 5 4 41 33 1" PetersM H Bruce 765-100 25128 PASS EM BY wb 116 3 2 2" 2 2*i RichardsH H Neusteter 505-100 25276 WHITE SWEETS w 113 6 3 9 1" 3* WagnerJ Mrs G Hutcheson 1025-100 25276 SPOTLESS wsll3 4 6 51 51 4 RenickJ K E Hitt 1445-100 25276 MAKING TIME w 119 2 1 1" 4h 5" HunterJ E F Seagram 90-100 25194 FLAMING BELLE wb 113 15 6 6 6 SmithE J P Jones 650-100 Time, :24, :49%. :56%. Track slow. , 12 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS FLYING FEET 7.30 .50 .80 765—100 325—100 190—100 PASS EM BY 8.30 5.50 315—100 175—100 W H IT E SWEETS 5.90 195—100 Winner — B. f, by Flying Ebony — Anna Mac, by Uncle trained by F. Garrett; bred by Mr. H. Bruce. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO POST— 5:18. AT POST— 4i minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. FLYING FEET moved up strongly entering the stretch after being outpaced in the opening three-eighths, swung to the outside when improving her position and, finishing determinedly under punishment, was up in the last strides. PASS EM BY, a keen factor from the start, raced MAKING TIME and WHITE SWEETS into submission and fought it out stubbornly to the end. WHITE SWEETS, going in her best form, raced into a brief lead midway of the stretch and held on well thereafter. SPOTLESS, in tight quarters directly after the start, went wide for the entire journey. MAKING TIME was ridden hard and had no excuses. FLAMING BELLE was outrun. Corrected weight — Flaming Belle, 113. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:44—4—102. Purse 00. 4- OKQQK year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 1. Weight, 116 OOaU lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. May-4-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses K«j t A Wt PP St and % % Str Fio Jockeys Owners Equir. Odds Strt 25281 DONA DULCIN wb5108 1 2 21 2» 33 21" DeCamsE Miss E Hayman 380-100 2525FHARD CHASE w 4 111 7 3 1« li 1* In 21 LauchH Mrs J H Elliott 360 100 251632DEARZIN wsb5113 4 6 42 32 21 32 33 HanfordC R C Utz 235-100 25349 SILENT DON ws4113 5 7 3" 43 4* 45 42 PetersM R P Watts 675-100 252813PLAYOFF wb 4 113 6 5 53 6* 52 5 52 DiliddoA Miss S Johnson 1050-100 21582 AIRWAY w 8 113 3 8 8 8 8 62 6* PhillipsC R B Sauer 3555-100 2536VTIGHT WAD wb5108 2 1 72 5n 61 7£ 7 BrooksJ W N Adrians 775-100 25104 COVENTRY QUN wsb 6 112 8 4 6" 72 78 8 FowIerT Mrs G F Cook 17270-100 Time, :2V/5, :494s, 1:16/5, 1:43%, 1:50 £. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS DONA DULCIN .60 .80 .50 380—100 190—100 75—100 HARD CHASE 5.10 3.40 155—100 70—100 DEARZIN 3.30 65—100 Winner — B. m. by Donnacona — Dulcinea II., by Yankee trained by C. P. Miles, Jr.; bred by Messrs. A. E. Hundley and Son. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 5:50. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and fast. Won driving: second and third the same. DONA DULCIN, prominent in the early stages, was kept on the outside in the better footing, responded to intermittent punishment in the last five-sixteenths and, closing gamely, was up in the last strides. HARD CHASE was hustled into a short lead, shook off a bold bid from DEARZIN in the last five-sixteenths, and then held on stoutly for the closing test. DEARZIN went up strongly on the inside of the winner when reaching the tinal turn, saved ground, hut faltered in the last quarter mile. SILENT DON could not better his position when the real test came. PLAYOFF was never dangerous. AIRWAY was held safe all the way. TIGHT WAD had no excuses. Scratched— 19416 Crossing Over, 108; 21645 Lone Miss, 108; 24800 Jobakhcta, 113. Overweight — Hard Chase, 3 pounds; Coventry Queen, 4. i
