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PIMLICO THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES • AT PIMLICO SATURDAY PAID 1.20 FOR . I J PIMLICO, MD., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1936.— Pimlico 1 mile. Tenth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 16 das. 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. Figure* 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. Dignus, May 13, 1926— :53%— 2— 111. Purse 00. OKTC|*||5 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special weights. May-9-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP S % Sir Fin Jockeys Owner* Equiv. Odds Strt 25470;YODEL wb 114 1 2 5 l3 13 ReidC C T Gravson 305-100 251943AMERICA FIRST w 114 5 1 2 2»* 2* RichardsH W M Jeffords +115-100 25470 WULFSTAN w 114 6 4 4*2 33 35 PetersM Mrs W M Jeffords + 25247 CLARION CALL w 114 3 3 3h 42 4*2 RenickJ K E Hitt 2455-100 25470 SUN MICA w 114 7 5 53 5"k 5 * MauroF Shandon Farm Stable 985-100 BOMAR w 114 4 6 62 6« 610 BrysonJ Bomar Stable 565-100 GLOW WORM wb 114 2 7 7 7 7 BejshakJ A G Vanderbilt 995-100 fCoupled as Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jeffords entrv. Time. :232g, :48, :5445. Track fast. . MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS YODEL .10 .30 .20 305—100 65—100 60—100 MR. AND MRS. W. M. JEFFORDS ENTRY 2.50 2.70 25—100 35—100 Winner — Ch. c, by Strolling Player— Charming Note, by Polymelian trained by M. Smart; bred by Mr. G. T. Grayson. WENT TO POST— 2:22. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. YODEL, strongly ridden to hold a slight lead in the first quarter mile, saved a lot of ground entering the home stretch to move clear in the last eighth, but had to be stoutly urged to withstand AMERICA FIRST at the end. AMERICA FIRST offered stiff opposition from the Start, swerved out entering the stretch, but rallied to punishment when straightened away, and finished determinedly. WULFSTAN, forced to race on the outside while close to the leaders, lost considerable ground and tired in the last threee-sixteenths. CLARION CALL raced forwardly under strong pressure for a half mile, then tired. SUN MICA was never a forward factor. The others were outrun. Scratched— 253942Pa-ss Em By, 114; 25244 Zor, 114; 25394White Sweets, 111. SECOND RACE 2 MILES. Inception, May 7, 1932—3:44—6—140. Blue Ridge Steeple-r CT£5f|ry chase. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 141 AOOU4 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 148 lbs.; older, 152 lbs. Non-winners of 00 in 1935 or May-9-36 -Pirn 1936 allowed 2 lbs.; maidens, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,800; if for ,000, 2 lbs extra; if for ,200, 4 lbs. extra. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses EqtA Wt IT St 4 8 12 13 Fin Jockeys Owners Equtr. Odds Strt 25471 AXEWORK w 5 148 1 7 5£ 3* 2£ 1« 1™ McKyMrR T Hitchcock 120-100 25343 CURTAIN CALL w 9 147 2 3 7 5h 512 4™ 2« ThorndykeF L H Drcnnan 265-100 252453***VAUXTOI w 7 137 6 5 68 6 3* 22 32 DuffyJ D M Ivanenki 755-100 25245*OCCOQUAN wb4132 4 6 l2 1* 1£ 3« V* WalkerG R P Gibb 3355-100 25426 TROYER ws 5 148 5 1 32 2* J 4"k 56 5* SmootG Mrs J Park 670-100 25471 FIVE OCLOCK w 8 150 3 4 22 4 6 6 6 McGovrnJ J T Skinner 1330-100 25426**FRANKIE C. w 8 140 7 2 4« Fell. IrelandW Mrs J V Stewart 6600-100 Time. 3:492s. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS AXEWORK .- .40 .10 .80 120—100 55—100 40—100 CURTAIN CALL 3.70 3.20 85—100 60—100 VAUXTOI 3.40 70—100 Winner— B. g, by Axenstein — Wickerwork, by Sea King trained by P. Green; bred by Regan Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 2:50. AT POST— 1J minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. AXEWORK. restrained off the pace for the first turn of the field, moved into the lead after clearing the twelfth fence, drew clear rapidly and held sway until the close. CURTAIN CALL, far back for the first mile, bettered her position readily when in full stride and closed stoutly to take second in the last couple of strides. VALTOI saved ground at all the fences, made a bold bid going to the next to the last fence, but failed to rally thereafter. OCCOQUAN displayed good speed and jumped nicely for a mile and one-half, then tired. TROYER tired in the last mile. FIVE OCLOCK was unable to stay when put to a hard drive. FRANKIE C. fell at the seventh fence. Scratched— 25343 Poppyman, 149; 25471 Jackie, 143. Overweight — Occoquan, 1 pound. Corrected weieht — Curtain Call, 147. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931—1:10,-4—120. fKftfkQ Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races JOUO in 1936. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed May-9-36-Pim 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Ilorses Eqt A Wt IP St »H M tr Fin Jockeys Owners Equir. Odds Strt 25307 SHEPHERD BOY w 6 113 8 8 6» V2 2i 1 MadelevF E Craigie 340 100 23396 WEDDING RING wb6116 1 1 11 in 2 I RenickJ J Hartman 180-300 25344 VITOX w 3 107 9 11 8"k 7 52 311 BrvsonJ T B Gav +3515-100 25345 JUSTA FLIGHT w 3 107 3 2 33 3U 3 4»K HcmandezJ Mrs M R Waugh 3680 100 25215 BL A KEEN wb3105 4 4 2! P 4J, 5- DeCamsE Mrs J McGraw 445-100 25308 STAR QUEEN w 5 108 11 5 7 J, 5 63 62 SmithE Mrs T J Donohue 600 100 19987i3"CORA KAY wb 4 105 12 6 5 8 7i 7 CoffmanC J White 1875-100 21239 OLIVIA F. w 3 104 2 10 10J, 10 ; 101 i 8 RoseG Mrs T E Proctor II + 21693 BY SURPRISE wb 4 1106 7 9-* 94 8 92 PhillipsC Mrs R M Boorse 4010 100 25158 OAKHURST w 6 113 7 9 11 llill2 10l DiliddoA L P Boyce 10665100 25344 MISS MARED w 3 103 10 3 4" 6* 9£ ll3 WagnerJ H L Strauss 3880-100 21782 CADZIE wb 3 104J 5 12 12 12 12 12 FaustF E E Turner 12040-100 fCoupled as T. B. Gay and Mrs. T. E. Proctor II. entry. Time, :23?4. :48*4, 1:1445. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID— - , OFFICIAL IOOKING ODDS . SHEPHERD BOY .80 .90 .90 340—100 95—100 95—100 WEDDING RING 3 90 3 80 95—100 90—100 T. B. GAY AND MRS. T. E. PROCTOR II. ENTRY 8.00 300—100 Winner — Ch. c, by Hildur — Peggy Weaver, by Busy American trained by E. Craigie; bred by Messrs. Laffoon and Veiscr. Winner enteied to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 3:24. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start eood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SHEPHERD BOY weaved his way between horses to reach a contending position leaing the back stretch, .Continued on eighteenth page. PIMLICO Continued from fourteenth page. the stretch turn, closed gamely under punishment and swung to the outside when eneaeing the leaders at was up in the last sixteenth. WEDDING RING broke swiftly, d.splaved good speed to shake oil BLAKEEN, came wide during the stretch drive and laltered approaching the end. V1TOX improved ins position steadily and came willinglv under a hard drive at the close. JUSTA FLIGHT went fonvardly placed and had no excuses. BLAKEEN forced a steadv pare for five eighths, then tired. STAR QLEEN lost ground most ot the trip and tould not menace. CORA KAY was on" the outside all the way. MISS MARED showed speed in the first h II mile. _ Scratched-25344Mdle Worker. 113; 25129 Per Diem, 107; 17335 Dear Heart, 108; ,,„. 16/89 The Gen, n 117 AM, 25427* Pepper v, 108; 25195 Miss Symphony, 103. Overweight— Cora Kay, 2 pounds; Olivia F., 2; By Surprise, 2 ; Miss Mared, 1; Cadzie, t2. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1:101 fc— 4— 120. Or£JAQ Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, OOUtf 121 lbs. Winners of three races in 1936 not to be entered for less than May 9 36 Pirn ,500. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtAWt IT St /i V4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqnU Odds 8trt 25476SINGIG HEART w 6 116 4 4 5h 4 2i 1"* RuhardsH Mrs R H Heighe 170 100 255182CRUTING wb6116 2 3 Lj lJi li 22 ShelhamrrA Mrs H W Stewart 355 100 25392LITTLE ARGO «i4118 1 1 2"" 3i 31 31 SmithE Mrs W H Denham 1275-100 25071 AROUSED w 3 110 6 5 3J 2"* 46 V MerrittR Howe Stable 355-100 24625 POCKET PIECE wb3110 3 7 6U 62 52 51 BejshakJ A G Vanderbilt 785-100 17222 MORETIDE wb 3 110 7 6 7 7 7 62 PetersM J E Hughes 1695100 202S0 TREASURY KEY w 4 1141 5 2 4J 5 6" 7 AbelA Mrs A J Abel 2950-100 Time, :2325, :47%, 1:13%. Track fast. S2 MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAL. BOOKTNG Ori™8— — SINGING HEART .40 .20 .50 170—100 60—100 25—100 CRUISING 4.10 3.20 105—100 60—100 LITTLE ARGO 4.30 115—100 Winner — Ch. m, by Strolling Player— Heart o Gold, by Sir Barton trained by J. A. Boniface; bred by Audio v Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:56. AT POST— 2J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SINGING HEART, nicely handled and kept within striking distance of the leaders, came willingly when shaken up and, closing strongly during the final drive, was up in the last fifty yards. CRUISING raced LITTLE ARGO and AROUSED into submission in the first five eighths, saved ground but could not withstand the winner. LITTLE ARGO had good speed to maintain a forward position and continued gamely under punishment for the closing test. AROUSED moved up strongly midway of the turn, but failed to rally in the finjl issue. POCKET PIECE could not reach a forward position while saving ground. MORE-TIDE was held safe all the way. TREASURY KEY showed a flash of speed in the first half mile. Overweight — Treasury Key, lj pounds. FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:11 1 102. Palmetto Purse. Opr£»-j r| Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Allowances. May-9-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eq t A Wt IT St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equl?. Odds Strt 25425 BABY TALK wb113 6 7 6I1 3» 2h PJ lh RenickJ E R Bradley 770 100 25430 1 JEAN BART wb118 1 6 2 P 1* 1 2 J RichardsH W M Jeffords 55-100 25472;KNTGHT WARRIOR wb 111 2-8 8 8 6i 4£ 34 Wagner.J Mrs W W Vaughan 1725-100 25472 ANEROID wb 111 3 3 lh 2 3:* 32 4" BejshakJ E Bruner 2055 100 25472-ROSSELLI wb 115 8 5 5l 4£ 4* 5s 55 PetersM J Palmer 670 100 25348 CEASELESS wbUI 5 1 7« 7" 7l 7* 6h HanfordC K E Hitt 5440-100 25472 FOREST PLAY wsb 113 4 2 3 5»k 5J 6h 7* BrvsonJ Bomar Stable 2860-100 254ZO CHALLEPHEN will 7 4 4* 6- 8 8 8 JonesR Branncastle Farm Stable 1980 100 Time, :23%. :48. 1:1 1%. 1:40. 1:47 5. Track fast. , S2 MUTUELS PAID , f- OFFICIAL EOOKNG ODDS - BABY TALK 7.40 .30 .40 770—100 115—100 70—100 JEAN BART 2.60 2.40 30—100 20—100 KNIGHT WARRIOR 5.70 185—100 Winner— B. c, by Blue Larkspur— Beach Talk, by Sundridge trained by W. Hurley; bred by Idle Hour Stock Farm. WENT TO POST— 4:26. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start fair and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BABY TALK, permitted to reach his best stride before moving into contention, moved up hsl leaving the back stretch, came determinedly in the closing drive and was up in the last twenty yards. JEAN BART, interfered with by KNIGHT WARRIOR and ANEROID when the start came, was sloughed again at the first turn, but managed to gain the lead entering the back stretch. He went into an easy lead, saved ground, but tired right at the close. KNIGHT WARRIOR fell far out of contention after being bothered at the break, then closed a good gap when in full stride. ANEROID swerved to the inside when the start came 1 -nd " struck KNIGHT WARRIOR, which in turn hit JEAN BART. He raced forwardly for three quarters, then tired. ROSSELLI raced evenly. CEASELESS was done early. FOREST PLAY was outrun. CHALLEPHEN showed a dull effort. Scratched— 25430 Bobs Boys, 113; 25430 Giant Killer, 113. SIXTH RACE 1 3-16 MILES. Gallant Knight, May 7, 1932—1:58—5—121. Thirty-Second OC:£*-| -| Running DIXIE HANDICAP. 0,000 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. May-9-36-Pim net value to winner ,500; second, ,500; third, ,000; fourth, 50. Index Horses Eqt A Wt IT St M, 1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqoir. Odds Str t 25130 DARK HOPE wb7113 1 4 4J 3l 21 I3 l«i JonesR J W Y Martin F80-100 25155GOOD GOODS wb5115 6 8 fj 5J 4h 2h 2»i WoolfG Brookmeade Stable 225-100 25161 GALLANT MAC wb 5 109 3 2 21 2h 33 4* 3i BejshakJ A G Vanderbilt 805 100 25347CYCLE w 5 110 8 5 1: 1 lh 3£ 4= MerrittR Howe Stable 1435 100 25474 MANTAGNA wb 4 110 4 3 52 61 62 5« 53 LitzbgerE W H Furst 645-100 25161 THURSDAY wb 7 114 5 6 6 8 8 72 6£ RichardsH R A Moore 925 100 251612STAND PAT wb 5 116 2 1 3h 4J 53 67* PetersM E F Seagram 295-100 252492FIRST MINSTREL ws 5 112 7 7 8 7 7h 8 8 WagnerJ Greentree Stable 30 100 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%. 1:37%, 1:58 equals track record. Track fast. , 1? MUTUELS PAID-— , — OFFICIAL BOO K*NQ fT.r B DARK HOPE 9.C0 .2 .00 880—100 310—100 150—100 GOOD GOODS 4.30 3.20 115—100 60—100 GALLANT MAC 4.60 130—100 Winner — Br. g, by Traumer — Dinahmeur, by Allumeur trained by L. Feustel; bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. WENT TO POST— 5:02. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. ".Von driving; second and third the same. DARK HOPE, in tight quarters going to the first turn, obtained racing room on the inside when reaching the back stretch, worked his way to the leaders steadily to take command nearing the stretch, opened up a winning lead, but had to be shaken up in the last eighth to withstand GOOD GOODS. The latter, as usual, slow to gain his best stride, circled the field when bettering his position and finished determinedly. GALLANT MAC raced close up from the beginning, responded when put to a drive and held on with good courage. CYCLE showed good speed while setting the pace, but tired steadily after being over-hauled. MANTAGNA was placed nicely in the eaily raring, but failed to rally when put to severe pressure. THURSDAY could not reach contention. STAND PAT began tiring after going three-quarters. FIRST MINSTREL was never a factor. Overweight — Thursday, 1 pound. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 RULES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:44—4—102. Purse 00. OPT-C*"fl O 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of more than two races t OA since April 1. 3-year-olds, 108 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Winners since April 1, May-9-36-Pim 2 lbs. extra. Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eq t A Wt PP St 4. % % Sti Fin Jockeys Owners EqniT. Odds Strt 25251 FLUFFY LEE w 6 108 5 4 4M4 3i 22 l1 BrvsonJ Mrs C W Williams 360 100 253952HARD CHASE w 4 108 3 1 li l1 1£ lh 2 DeCamsE Mrs J H Elliott 185-100 25477 RONFALON wb3105 8 7 24 2i 2 3* 32 WagnerJ W W Vaughan 935-100 25521 EGEON w 4 113 4 9 81 7* 7* 5* 4i RenickJ R C Utz 4315 100 25025UAMUL wsb 5 118 9 5 3£ 3 4* 4h 57 PetersM Mrs J J Dolan 180-100 216112FLAGEOLET w 8 106 2 2 62 63 62 75 64 HernandizJ Mrs B Faulconer 3120-100 25344 CANDY MAN w 8 113 1 3 51 54 5»" 64 1* PikorL C S Madison 16925 100 24678 TRYLUBRIA w 5 113 6 8 9 9 8* 88 812 FaustF W S Sweeney 19440 100 24802 EATEMUP b6113 7 6 7 84 9 9 9 RoseG C W Graney 15640 100 Time, :24%, :49. ftttffc 1:41%. 1:48%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , FLUFFY LEE .20 .90 .30 360—100 145—100 115—100 HARD CHASE 3.50 3.10 75—100 55—100 RONFALON 4.50 125—100 Winner— B. m, by General Lee — Fluff, by Celt trained by C. W. Williams; bred by Mr. A. B. Hancock. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 5:31. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. FLUFFY LEE suffered interference at the first turn, recovered to race forwardly, then closing stoutly in the last three sixteenths, won going away. HARD CHASE was r.itod in front after going to the front at the first turn, shook otf RONFALON, but tould not withstand the winner under strong urging. RONFALON forced a steady pace while in pursuit of HARD CHASE, but tired when the real issue came. EGEON closed a good gap. JAMUL was well placed, but failed to threaten when put to a drive. FLAGEOLET raced evenly throughout. The others were unable to threaten. Scratched— 25477Dccp Run, 105. ■ EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:44—4—102. Purse 00. nrni Q 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of more than two races iSDOlO since April 1. 3-year-olds, 108 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Winners since April 1, May-9-36-Pim 2 lbs. extra. Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eq t A Wt PP St M % * Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqotT. Odds 8trt 25521 BUNGALOW ws 5 108 6 3 44 5l 1| 14 1U F?ustF Mrs G H Pearce 4120-100 25428"ANNIMESSIC wb 8 118 7 6 6* 6r 62 23 224 RichardsH Cosgrave Stable 275-100 25391-*TULEYRS WAND w 6 105 4 2 34 3h 4h 3* 34 HornW Mrs E L Bull 430 100 25311 IRISH VOTE w 5 113 1 7 7 7 7 4h 43 BrysonJ A Nader 1335-100 25428 BENDFR FIRST w 5 118 5 5 52 44 5» 5h 5» DeCamsE Medina Farm Stable 240 100 25281 MORE PFP m 4 113 2 1 24 22 364 64 PhillipsC Mrs J B Bond 4C60 100 25392 IDLE FLIRT wb5108 3 4 1U lj 24 7 7 WaenerJ Mrs A J Abel 340-100 Time, :234L :49. 1:14%. 1:41. 1:47*5. Track fast. ; S3 MUTUELS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . BUNGALOW 4.40 930 .20 4120—100 865—100 260—100 ANNIMESSIC ........ 500 33° 150-100 65-100 TULEYRIES WAND 420 110—100 Winner— B. m. by Claptrap— Shanty, by Hourlcss trained by G. H. Pearce; bred by Mr. L. E. Kieffer. Winner entered to be ilaimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 6:01. AT POST— 3 minutes. | Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BUNGALOW was full of run while racing on the outside of the leaders early, went to the front with a rush at the final turn and had enough in reserve to withstand ANNIMESSIC. The latter swung to the outside when improing his position in the hst five sixteenths and finished gamely. TULEYRIES WAND held on willinglv after going forwardly in the early running. IRISH VOTE closed stoutly from a slow beginning. BENDER FIRST saved ground all the way. but lacked his closing rush. MORE PEP tired in the last half mile. IDLE FLIRT quit badly when called upon. Scratched— 25432Repeal. 118: 25163Just Remember, 108; 25281 Zembla, 113; 25432 Buddy Boo, 106. Overweight— Tuleyries Wand, 2 pounds.
