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NARRAGANSETT PARK "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES iTHE AT NARRAGANSETT PARK TUESDAY PAID 66.90 FOR . PAWTUCKET. R. L, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1936.— Narragansett Park 1 mile. Third day. Narragansett Racing Association. Spring meeting of 19 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Rhode Island Racing Commission, A. Tilton. Stewards, T. Thorp, C. B. Stirkney and H. Reynolds. Judges, W. Moriarity, J. W. Davis and F. Crafton. Starter, H. Morrissey. Racing Secretary, P. Horgan. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Fieures 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 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Pathos, May 2, 1936— :53— 2— 105. Purse ,000. 2- OrT/dOQ year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; *i*3±* and if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,500. May-5-36-Nar Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt IT St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owner* EqnW. Odds Strt *OUR MAJOR wl05 4 2 3 i 42 lh Ink LeBIanrH M Lowenstein 755 100 24379 DUSKY MISS wb 110 6 4 2£ 54 3| 2y2 HooperC R W Collins 1300-100 WHITTLE wllO 5 6* 4 J, 2* 4a 3" LvnchJ Crawford and Hallow 785-100 253502*YETIYE w 107 7 3 l"k Ink 2nk «l CapertonH J M Zimmer 90-100 24256 LITTLE PAULA w 112 11 52 55 5h WintersM J N Crofton 1110-100 *OUR UNCLE JOHN w 105 3 7 6h 6 6nk 6"k HitshoeR Windsor Farm Stable 585-100 CLYMENE w 107 2 5 7 7 7 7 SmithFA E Friendly 1570 100 Time, :24!s, :474, :56%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING 0DDB OUR MAJOR 7.10 .60 .20 755—100 380—100 210—100 DUSKY MISS 12.30 8.20 515—100 310—100 WHITTLE 6.00 200—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Busy American — Waterflae, by Sir Martin trained by M. Lowenstein ; bred by Mr. J. B. Respess. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:17. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. OUR MAJOR, under urging while holding to a forward position, gained a slight lead after straightening out in the stretch and, hard ridden, held DUSKY MISS. The latter moved up fast on the outside leaving the back stretch, came out into the better going and closed with a rush. WHITTLE went well up all the way and continued with good energy to the close. YETIYE. hard hustled to get to the front, made a bold attempt to keep pace, but faltered in the closing drive. LITTLE PAULA went evenly after leaving the stalls alertly. OUR UNCLE JOHN, slow to settle in stride, never was a factor. Scratched— 23787 One Night, 112. Overweight — Dusky Miss, 3 pounds. SECOND RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Pathos, May 2, 1936— :53— 2— 105. Purse ,000. C% gr A Q A 2-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Winners twice, 3 lbs. extra. Non-OtIok winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 1, 5 lbs. Claiming price, May-5-36-Nar ,600; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,400. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt IP St % % Str F n Jockeys Owners Eqot?. Odds Strt 25128*SILYER TALM will 2 1 2i 2h lh 1 CapertonH J M Zimmer 585-100 24668 ADDIS ABABA w 110 3 2 l"k 1*| 21 2"i CarroIlW Miss A Doris 1075-100 25350 FORTUITY wb 107 4 5 5* 33 3i 3 SeaboG R L Gerry 395-100 25040 JEANNE FETZKO w 105 7 4 4£ 4 43 42 SmithFA Mrs F J Heller 495-100 25350 LADY MILLY m 107 13 3A 5+ 52i 53 ArnoldG Mrs J Mangino 2945-100 25013 HURTLE wb113 6 6 6 62 62 62£ NertneyW C V Whitney 180-100 25350 LITTLE AUDREY wb 1105 7 7 7 7 7 LvnchJ Mrs G S Preece 705 100 Time. :23 *£, :48. :55%. Track slow. , MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS SILVER PALM 3.70 .20 .40 585—100 210—100 120—100 ADDIS ABABA 8.90 5.00 345—100 150—100 FORTUITY 3.80 90—100 Winner — B. g, by Chilhowee— Honeydrop. by Honeywood trained by A. Zimmer; bred by Mr. R. Car-ruthers. Winner entered to be claimed for ,400. WENT TO POST— 2:50. AT POST— 7 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. SILYER PALM forced the pace of ADDIS ABABA until reaching the stretch, wore down Ue latter when called upon and drew clear in the last sixteenth. ADDIS ABABA displayed good speed all the way and, despite being placed under pressure, was unable to cope with the winners bid. FORTUITY, well up and on the outside, came wide into the stretch and closed strongly. JEANNE FETZKO was well placed and was going stoutly on the inside at the end. LADY MILLY tired. HURTLE, away slowly, was never prominent. LITTLE AUDREY was slow to leave the stalls. Overweight — Little Audrey, 3j pounds. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10 £— 3— 111. rtpr .doer Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; «34oi3 older, 117 lbs. Winners twice since April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners May-5-36-Nar since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,600; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,400. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str t 246352RED ROAMER wb6114 3 7 84 5* 24 V ElstonH L E Ogle 870-100 24670 "ZULU LAD wb 5 112 10 4 lj l2 1* 21 GreerM Mrs H H Brown 245-100 25215 LONGFORD wb 6 110 9 1 5"k 2»k 3»k 3i ArnoldG L Moss 1515-100 23888 UNLAWFUL wb 4 112 6 2 4h 4"k 42 42 SmithFA C Andrade HI 1850-100 247051SCOTCH QUEEN wb4110 8 5 6"k 72 5"k 5"k WintersM Nardi and Mangino 290-100 21041 PLAT M BLONDE wb 6 107 5 8 10 10 10 6 ChanoveL H Bauer 3830-100 24968 JOHN DOE wb 3 110 7 9 7 92 8*i 72 HooperC Blue Moon Stable 3165-iOO 24942 BETTY SHAW wb 3 1011 6 3* 6 6"* 8 DeerinsJ Amalgamated Stable 2190-100 248362*EDDIE WRACK wb 4 105 2 10 92 8 Bj 9nk CouleS C W Phelan 1485-100 23923*EYANGELIST wb 4 109 4 3 24 3j l 10 JollevA Walker and Eslick 430-100 Time, :23*5, :47%, 1:13%. Track good. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS RED ROAMER 9.40 .40 .80 870—100 270—100 190—100 ZULU LAD 3.90 3.70 95—100 85—100 LONGFORD 8.80 340—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Wildair — Procne, by Pandion trained by L. E. Ogle; bred by Messrs. F. D. and I C. I.e Bus. Jr.. Winner entered to be claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST— 3:26. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. RED ROAMER was permitted to settle into his stride and was not hurried in the run through the back stretch, moved up on the outside midway of the turn, came to the outside of the leaders in the stretch and closed with good energy and was drawing out all the last fifty yards. ZULU LAD had speed from the start, met determined early opposition from EVANGELIST, disposed of him, opened up a good lead and. despite holdine on gamely, was not good enough. LONGFORD was under restraint for the first three-eighths and closed willinelv. UNLAWFUL was well up. SCOTCH QUEEN bore in throueh the last eighth, forcing BETTY SHAW to "take up. PLATINUM BLONDE was going stoutly at the end. "EVANGELIST quit badly. Scratched— 24499 Blue Cyclone, 100; 25217 Carminowe, 100. Overweight — Betty Shaw, 3 pounds. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10! !£— 3— 111. OK4OD Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; -t**t* older, 117 lbs. Winners twice since April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners May-5-36 -Nar since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,600; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,400. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25216 M. J. BRENNAN wb4117 3 6 51 4j 24 14 MayT E A McMann 385-100 24633 MISS SUBWAY wb 3 103 12 1 ♦* 1» 1»* 2«k SeaboG Mrs E I Wade 215-100 24565"VIRBET wb3106 9 7 6»k 5i 63 3h ArnoldG H C Wolfe 905-100 25217 SWIFT QUEEN w 3 97 8 8 82| 14 5* 43 LeBlancII M Lowenstein 1625-100 25102:;MOYIE LASS wb 3 102 7 9 10 J, 82 72 5h JollevA C J MacLeod 3205-100 24560-TOANO wb 5 108 10 2 21 2* 31 62£ CarroIlW Miss A Doris 685-100 24705-MOLL wb 3 103 4 5 3 62 9* 7 MaschekF Silver Stock Farm Stable 1685-100 24973 EARLY CALL wb3106 5 12 71 102 8"k 84 DuboisD Mrs F C Dunn 8430-100 241451MADERIS w 4 113 14 V 3"k 4h 9h DeeringJ B J Hill 10P5-100 20654 ADAMITE wb 5 110 11 3 9"k 92 ifj4 103 steffenE Araho Stable 3310-100 23989 MINT DF MIE wb5109 6 11 12 12 12 ll2 SmithFA Dallas Stable 1015-100 24530 FRANK SMITH w 3 103 2 10 Il« ll4 11s 12 JierttJ C Murray 14115-100 Time. :24. :48. 1:13*5. Track good. . MUTUELS PAID , 0FF1C1AI BOOKING ODDS vl. J. BRENNAN .70 .30 .50 385—100 115—100 75—100 1 MISS SUBWAY 3.80 3.40 90—100 70—100 I VIRBET 4.80 140—100 Winner— Br. g, by Republic— Chatter Drum, by Chatterton trained by H. L. Cornwell; bred by Messrs. Lafioon and Yeiser. Winner entered to be claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST-4:01. AT POST— 6J minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving. M. I. BRFNNAN was sent up fast nearing the far turn, was forced to take up in the jam that occurred leaving the back stretch, recoveud gamely and was wearing down MISS SUBWAY and drew out as if much the best. MISS SUBWAY disposed of MADERIS for the lead and held on stoutly to the finish. VIRBET encountered some trouble and held on gamely in the drive. SWIFT QUEEN was forced to take up after going the first quarter mile, came to the outside in the stretch and closed with good energy. MOVIE LASS went well placed. TOANO faltered in the last five sixteenths. MADERIS quit badly after showing eood early speed. MINT DF MIE trailed far bark for most of the trip. Overweight — Miss Subway, 1 pound; Virbet, 1; Toano, 1; Moll, 3; Early Call, 1. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1 10 V— 3—111 25437 P£rSe fk9 3- earo,ds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds? HO lbs.; °.,der ,117 lbs- dinners twice since April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners £«£."•?*; Mn ! ?i°wed t,bS-; SinCe »™™**r 31, 5 lbs. OalmtaTXcE ,000; if for . less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,700. Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third. 0; fourth, 0. Indei Horse, EqtAWtPPSt V4 % Str Fin Jockey. Owner. KqplT. Odd. Strt 24831 FITTER PAT w» 4 112 5 6 6 6- 9 1 Jacobs! Lone Star Stable 570 100 24869 AUNT FLO* w. 5 113* 7 3 5 1« 1* £ LutherT J Freed mn 660-00 25356 BABY SWEEP w 4 117 1 8 88* 7i 3* SmithFA Mrs E Haughton 1085-100 25216 SEMAPHORE WB 7 114 10 7 7 4* J 7$ 5ft ArnoldG Mrs C Phillips 1310-100 24706 DARK WAR ,6109 9 1 » J? 4f 5- CarrollW Mrs C Turn £ W5- 5 2 841 ALBERT D. wB4112 2 9 9 9* 93 6i. PornaC F C Travis 1465 100 2 5210--WEE WINK w,5102 4 2 3* PJ »» ? CouIeS A L Dolan £l6o Sis-s? EPITAPH zEN wb4115 *b , s 6 ,3 5 2 a a 8i= 8, M"sH,ekF ■■ l c whit« 2ira-So £J2?" 5nk5nk693 LeBIancH T F Swords 225-100 20227-SECOND GUESS ,4107 8 10 10 10 10 10 Ba.i.cM Mrs H M Pearson 3385-100 Time, :23%, :AV/5, 1:13 £. Track good. PITTFR PAT T38iftMUT*°.oL.Sn *AV*rr» —OFFICIAL BOOKIM0 ODDB AinJ-rcinV S134° 2-40 81° 570-100 520-100 305-100 SX2J 7"40 62° 270-10» 210-«"» BA3Y SWEEP SWEEP | 50 225—100 Wmner-Ch. g by Pennant-Ruth Law, by Broomstick trained by J. B. Theall ; bred by Belair Stud, oiuu;. dinner entered to bo claimed for 000 WENT TO P0ST-4:38. AT POST— 3i minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. lljTER PAT was outpaced for the first three-eighths, moved up with a rush nearing the stretch responded gamely to a brisk shaking up and, wearing down the leaders, drew out near the finish AUNT FLOR displayed good speed the entire way, withstood determined opposition from WEE WINK but was unable to vuttptand the bid of the winner. BABY SWEEP, outpaced earlv, closed with a rush through the stretch. £,,?.„ ".„ K-.we". p,a,ced ,xvhlle s,,sl,li restrained early, was unable to keep pace when placed to a drive. DARK WAR tired in the closing test. WEE WINK tired badlv through the stretch. EPITAPH was never a serious factor. Scratched— 21303 Scatter Brain. 107; 25152 Miss Otis, 105. Overweight— Aunt Flor, 1J, pounds; Good Omen, 1. I ■ ______ SIXTH RACE 1 MILK AND 70 YARDS. Beefsteak, Nov. 6, 1935—1:41—5—117 Bar- 25438 rington Pu«e. Purse ,300. 3-year-olds. Allowances. May-5-36-Nar Net va|ue t0 winner S975 . second j195; third . 1ounhf 0 lode. Uor.e. Bqt A W. PP »jTjTj 8tr fin Jockey. Owner. ,qo|T. OddTitT7! 25081 TUGBOAT FRANK .108 4 6 6» 64 2* 24 1* Dw |J J L Roberts 2340 100 24988, MOWER wb 108 1 2 l« 1« l« V* U SeaboG Mrs W P S ewart 70 100 23817 GALLANT GAY wb 111 7 42 PIS, 3*1 L„u-hJ W Adams 395 IS 2513FNTGHTCAP wb 103 6 5 7 7 7 7 4U Ner.nevW A W Abbott 1315 100 24558 OLD COMRADE v a 1081 2 1 •* 4j 51 S»J 5» Hoope.c B F I istVr 2905 100 25081SM1SS BAM w 106 3 3 3* 3- «* 4- r SmithFA A G Tarn 510 100 25355 HERONDAS ml06 5 7 5»* 5* 6* t * 7 ArnoldG B N Kane 5375 100 Time, :2245, :47. 1:1225. 1:38?5, 1:4425. Track good. T«?MH ££ PAlDT" OFUCIAL BOOKING ODDB TlirRn.T rDiui/ NK Lniro 5488° 51250 547° 2340-100 425-100 135-100 GALLANT GAY 2.90 45-100 Gordon inCr~B- C ,y "M Mh r-Ca»t by Sir Martin trained by J. L. Roberts; bred by Mr. A. B. WENT TO POST— 5:11. AT POST— 2 minutes. St. nt niHtd and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. 11GBOAT FRANK, slow to settle into bis best stride, moved up on the inside leaving the back stretch responded gamely to urging, wore down MOWER inside the last seventy yards and outgamed him at the end. MOWER drew away into a eood lead in the run to the first turn, was under a stout pull as he coniinued to make the runnin™, drew out when halleneed after leaving the back stretch, but failed to respond to his riders call in the tloiig drive. GALLANT GAY, in dasest pursuit of the pace, was unable to improve his position throush the stretch under severe punishment. NIGHTCAP closed some ground in the stretch iun alter haing trailad BMSt of the journev. MISS BAM faltered after goin » about five eizhths Scratched-20383Ahriman, 106. Overweight— OU Comrade. 2j pounds. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 19341:43 2I3— 105. Purse ,000. 2Pv4*a*l 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming:. Weight, 116 lbs. Non-winners twice Mav May * b 36 ifitr Nar lnce April * 8 ,bs extr*- Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. lode. Hor.f« Eg t A Wt PP 8t % V, %. fit tin Jockey. Owner. Kqul». Odd. Strt Sfwfpfv *£?£* WB5116 4 3 31 4" 31" CraigA LF Anderson 3775-1X K»J UiK2L Wal I 5 2i H li l"k 2i CarrollW Miss A Doris 435-S 25159 LO.NL HAND m 6 116 10 8 91 ff. 4" 2i 3 LynchJ Mrs C P/ jndner 24 251033.DANCING CLOUD w 4 111 5 6 S3 X i £g I HES, BS Time, :24, :49%, 1:15%, 1:41%, 1:48. Track good. rTk .V7250MUT To mOSSSr Sfcft lonerahcand:::::::::::;: 6-50 4j; 22oo i« [-«• sincu-TjiTr:ftt2msUck trained by p- °-Anderson brcj b - *-H- f- WENT TO P0ST-5:42. AT POST-li minutes. Start eood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same outlawed outlasted LpTy° PAY RACK RACK fT»rdly at the end. STt, The "S latter Uer, re!traint renM courageously to hard riding and displayed all the speed way, disposed of SALUT D AMOUR dheeWIaCseathrep0U? , ! "" E-ft a"d JUS,t t0 l"t L°NE HAND ™ ***** Sh MTHOODf 2TS* hu1 «»* - the stretch. b„t tired inthe cluing sevent event yards jards. MT. HOOD closed a big gap through the last quarter mile. BALMACW ti.-ed after eoin- three-quarters. JEAN BROWN tired. DANCING CLOUD lost ground around the firs Tturn moved uostouUv on the outside, but t.red badly in the closine five sixteenths "P "*** Scratched— 25110 Strange Times, 108; 24689 Luck In, 103. Overweight— Blondella, 4 pounds. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Bow, Oct. 20, 1934-1:43-3-105 Purse 000 25440 wShTm c,pward- c,aimyiff- "~**~£tt£ZZ Weight, 116 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Mav 5 fi war iway-o-jb-Nar Net va|ue to winner 5Q. 5econd 5Q. J70; l«.d,x flor. BqtAWtPPBt j % Str rilTloT O KqaU. Odd. «r"« 2M9TyRapL- "IS 1 ? 3i 21i2h ln Jolle A 0 oloo P ADVOCATE JUNIORwS o L 1 P ? ? S2, K tAESChW SSS TbocStE "JS 5 5 rr 52 4" S WSCWeEa„thaPman SS fTOPO WS ! iS J 3 £ CarrollW Miss A Doris 730-100 24384*mrKFRivr ""fS 1 2 S 7° 5 6 6 I.e landJ C Bovle 430 100 24880 4880 SAINT ?llNTK™ KIITS -IS 5 ? •■ f r I r°71°GwrM HH Brown 400 100 *»*2*« « 8 SteffenE Araho Stable 145 100 Time, :24%, :49. 1:155. 1:432s. 1:50%. Track good. IRA L. "«i2MMDTJ,«L,S„ PAl?7T- C= OFFICIAL BOOKING OOD8 *51 60 S29 YAp 10 500 2480—100 1355—100 600—108 advocate junior :::::; 26-60 f9 1230-100 ™-m wJEttJtttt* *£%£ " Bezant trjined b F-w-H— breJ " * R- WENT TO P0ST-6:15. AT POST-1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same II.A L. improved his position steadily, closed fast on the outside through the stretch eettin- in the un final stride. AP came through on the inside at the stretch turn, showed In front just befoeahm" he finish and just missed. ADVOCATE JUNIOR, in the thick of the contention all the wav, faltered slf-h y "lNT ? , ,CAIfP°IN ■" -Sf* t0 rMch ,he !-*« POPO was never" a serious tbre 1 bAINf KITTS KITTS dropped back the m run to the first turn, trailed far back thereafter and pulled up lame.
