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PIMLICO 1 ■ ■ ..... — THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES AT PIMLICO MONDAY PAID 95.60 FOR " . PIMLICO. MD., MONDAY. MAY 11, 1936— Pimlico 1 mile. Eleventh 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. Bnan. 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 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Dignus, May 13, 1926— :53%— 2— 111. Purse 00. OET£jerQ 2-year-olds. Maidens. Foaled in Maryland. Special weights. May-11-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Kin Jockeys Owners Bqulr. Odds Strt 25562 PREVARICATE wb115 2 1 4£ 21" KnappL A G Vanderbilt t290-100 FLEETING MOON w 112 8 5 1£ l3 25 SmithE R Parr 1095-100 25274 CHALPHONE w 115 3 6 6» 5* 34 RenickJ Branncastle Farm Stable 2105-100 25069 AMHURST w 115 5 2 33 4 | 4h RichardsH A G Weston 435-100 25470 DUNNAMANY w 115 10 10 94 6* 5 WeirF G L Stryker 1140-100 23860-MOLASSES BOB w 115 12 7 7h 7£ 62 HanfordC Branncastle Farm Stable t FYAN w 112 6 4 2=3 7h DeCamsE C F Hockley 165-100 MAKALAW w 112 1 3 5JJ 8£ PJ DabsonH W M Elder 5220-100 25470 HAPPY HOST wb115 9 8 84 P 9* PikorL J E Simmons 9310-100 PRAIRIE PRINCE w 115 7 11 10* 10* 10 BrysonJ H L Taylor 3915100 CHERRY CAN w 112 11 12 11 111 ip WagnerJ A G Vanderbilt t 25515 FLING w 112 4 9 12 12 12 McTagrtJ L H Drennan 12585-100 tCoupled as A. G. Vanderbilt entry; Branncastle Farm Stable entry. Time, :23%, :482s, :55J4. Track fast. , MUTOE1S PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS A. G. VANDERBILT ENTRY .80 .00 .60 290—100 100—100 80—100 FLEETING MOON 8.70 7.10 335—100 255—100 BRANNCASTLE FARM STABLE ENTRY 7.40 270—100 Winner — Blk. c, by Balko — Yesanno, by Tryster trained by J. H. Stotler; bred by Mr. A. G. Vanderbilt. WENT TO POST— 2:18. AT POST— 7J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. PREVARICATE, away nicely but unable to race along with the pacemakers, came determinedly hen reaching the stretch and, closing fast under a stout drive, was up in the last strides. FLEETING MOON, away in good fashion, raced FYAN into submission in the first half mile, saved ground after moving clear midway of the stretch, but tired suddenly in the last sixteenth. CHALPHONE improved his position on th# outside and finished with good courage. AMHURST, taken to the outside for the start after acting unruly, raced forwardly and had no excuses. MOLASSES BOB closed a good gap. FYAN displayed nice speed for three eighths, then quit badly. MAKALAW saved eround, but could not threaten. HAPPY HOST was never formidable. CHERRY CAN and PRAIRIE PRINCE broke sluggishly. Scratched — Mr. Duncannon, 115. SECOND RACE 2 MILES. Inception, May 1, 1932—3:44—6—140. Baceland Steeplechase, of iftfk Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 144 lbs.; OODU 5-year-olds, 150 lbs.; older, 154 lbs. Non-winners in 1935-36 of 00 allowed May-11-36-Pim 3 lbs.; maidens, if 5-year-olds or upward allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,800; if for ,000, 3 lbs. extra. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 8 12 13 Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25343*POPPYMAN ws6152 1 6 4* 42 12 12 14 EaganC J H Whitney 315-100 255163DANGAY wsb 7 149 4 3 5£ 52 24 23 22 McGovmJ P Mellon 1495-100 25471**AXACAN w5143 6 4 6™ 6™ 315 P* 32° HaleyJ J H C Forbes 3305-100 25275 HOURSEND ws 5 150 S t V* 1 4 4 4 SmootG G H Bostwick 6280-100 25471***PERSIAN PRINCEw 4 134 8 7 3£ 3 Fell. DuffyJ L R Stuyvesant 5450-100 25516CANIENTO w 5 150 2 1 1" 1£ Ran out. McGinnisP H R Bain 140-100 25471 CAPSTAN ws 6 154 7 5 2« 2* Ran out. BaumanA J P Jones 855-100 256072CURTAIN CALL w 9 149 5 8 8 Pulled up. ThndykeF L H Drennan 400-100 Time, 3:494s. Track fast. , MTJTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , POPPYMAN .30 .80 .10 315—100 140—100 105—100 DANGAY 930 4.80 365—100 140—100 AXACAN 8 10 305—100 Winner— B. g, by Chatterton— Poppy Red, by Martinet trained by W. Bethel; bred by Mr. C. F. Clay. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:51. AT POST— 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. POPPYMAN, reserved for the first turn of the field, raced into an easy lead when CAPSTAN and CANIENTO went out of the course at the tenth fence, drew clear after PERSIAN PRINCE fell at the next to the last fence and was kept under severe urging to the end. DANGAY bettered his position slowly, fenced well, but could not trouble the winner after making a bold spurt coming to the final jump. AXACAN raced into a forward position when the other contestants were eliminated. HOURSEND fell far out of contention after the first two fences and was never a factor. PERSIAN PRINCE, prominent in the early running, took command after the two leaders left the jumping course, but fell heavily at the twelfth jump. CAPSTAN carried CANIENTO out of the course going to the tenth jump. CURTAIN CALLS rider lost both of his stirrup irons at the second fence. Scratched— 25278 Grainger, 149; 25275 Mid Valley, 140; 20950 Justi, 130; 25607 Frankie C, 142. Overweight — Persian Prince. 2 pounds. Corrected weight— Curtain Call, 149. Continued on sixteenth page. PIMLICO Continued from tenth page. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931—1:101—4—120. • ET£5£J-| Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Claiming AOOD1 price, ,500. May-11-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St yt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqoiv. Odds Str t 25250 TOP SHELL wb 110 9 4 3» 3" 84 1| PnillipsC G S Harrison Jr 4690-100 21092 THE SWAGMAN wb 115 3 10 10A 74 52 2£ RenickJ H D Buck Jr 8270-100 25345 ROYAL CUNNING wb115 2 11 8£ 54 2£ 34 DeCamsE Mrs A S Dodd 1290-100 25431-CAREI.ESS KNIGHT wb 115 11 2 2* 24 4* 4* Richardsll Cosgrave Stable 110-100 HALLOO wbHO 7 9 71 64 6* 52 ReidC C T Grayson 1550-100 25129 PER DIEM wsb 115 10 1 1« 1« It 65 SmithE Mrs L Viau 340-100 25308*GOLD CLIP wsbIIO 5 6 44 44 7* 76 JohnsonC H P Mctealf t 25566 SPATTERDASII will 6 12 12 101 10- 81 BookerR Anderby Hall Stable 4835 100 25517MACAMAR wbHO 4 7 94 9£ 9J, 92 DclioM J F Adams XI 605 100 24754 DARLING PAT w 110 12 5 H 11» llUlO" HornandezJ AGetz 2585-100 25279 SKIPPING GIRL wbIII 13 52 8 8n 113 DiliddoA G Chrestos 9775 100 25196 ADAGE wb115 8 8 ll1 12 12 12 RoseG H C Jenifer Jr t •fCoupled as C. T. Grayson and H. P. Metcalf entrv: *•!. F. Adams and H. C. Jenifer, Jr., entry. Time. :233£. :48, 1:14%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING GIVnS . TOP SHELL 5.80 1.10 5.90 4690—100 1955—100 695—100 THE SWAGMAN 55.40 24.20 2670—100 1110—100 ROYAL CUNNING 10.70 435—100 Winner— B. f, by Biicht Knight — Rock Pocket, by Ogden trained by J. Y. Christmas; bred by Mr. C. T. Grayson. Winner entered to he claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:22. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start eood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. TOP SHELL, coine in his best form and placed foruardly in the early running, swung to the outside when reaching the stretch, closed stoutly and was up in the last seventy yards. THE SWAGMAN, slow to settle j into his stride, ircled his field and finished full of run. ROYAL CUNNING broke into the air when the start came, moved into contention lapidly. but had too much taken out of him getting to the leaders and j tired in the last eighth. CARELESS KNIGHT raced closest in pursuit of PER DIEM, but failed to menace during the final test. HALLOO finished stoutly fter being outrun early. PER DIEM opened up a com- ! manding lead in the first five-eighths, but quit badly under a hard drive. GOLD CLIP raced forwardly, but ! was not good enough when the real issue came. SPATTERDASII lacked early speed. SKIPPING GIRL had no excuses. Scratched— 24629 Fancy Clothes. 110: 24755 Roal Folly, 110; 16505 Stolen Tricks, 110; 25608 Justa Flieht. 115; 25277 Any Price, 110; 24961 Bic March, 115. Overweieht — Spatterdash, 1 pound ; Skipping Girl, 1. Corrected weight — Darling Pat, 110. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1:101.5— 4— 120. ortfQ Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races t00 in 1936. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, lis lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed May-11 -36 -Pirn 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Indei Horses EqtAWt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25427 GRACE BUNTING w 6 110 11 5 4»j 3"- 23 1" FaustF H C Vauehn 695 100 25344-IDI.E WORKER wb4114 6 4 2 2j H 2* LauchH Mrs J H Elliott 580 100 193743LDY VA VA w 10 110 5 9 94 ftl 52 3" ReidC j McNamara 535 100 24160HERITAS w 5 108 3 1 34 4* l 44 I.conardJ C Beal 11125-100 25427iPEPPERY w 4 110 12 12 10- C- b 2 52 Brvson.I Mrs J Bosley Jr 330-100 25103 SCOT? Y DON wb 5 115 7 8 86 7 A 64 BookerR AWGetz f 25522 SCOUT O.N wb3110 2 6 "t1 •* 8h 12 McTagrtJ G C Overran 455-100 25345*REE wb4108 12 V 1| «4 81 DelioM Mrs F Gilpin 1165-100 25427 DOESKIN wb 5 110 10 3 5* 5j 92 D2 Dabsonll C R Fleischmann 2185 100 14897 MERSAN w 3 105 8 11 II4IIJ 11* 1IH HornW J P Jones 4460 100 25195 MISS SYMPHONY w411C 4 7 6h*10- 101 llc WaenerJ H M Simpson 14270-100 16789 THE GEN wb 8 116; 9 10 12 12 12 12 Holl.tndR Mrs G F Cook 12510 100 fCoupled as C. Beal and A. W. Getz entry. Time. :235. :473s. 1:14" 5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS-GRACE BUNTING 5.90 $ 8.40 $ 6.10 695—100 320—100 205—100 IDLE WORKER 6.10 5.10 205—100 155—100 LADY VA VA 5.40 170—100 Winner — Ch. m. by Bunting— Gracenote, by Yankee trained by H. C. Vaughn ; bred by Mr. T. B. Carr and estate of J. B. Carr. Winner entered to be claimed for f 1,300. WENT TO POST— 3:54. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GRACE BUNTING, hustled into a contending position after getting away forwardly, swung very wide into the stretrh when encaging the leaders, rallied to a hard drive and was up in the concluding strides. IDLE WORKER forced a steady pace while followin™ REE. assumed a slight lead in the last eighth, but could not withstand the winner. LADY VA VA worked her way up gradually after getting into her best stride and finished with eood ei:crcy while saving ground. VERITAS raced in the thick ot contention and held on with good courage in the final drive. PEPPERY began slowly, was forced to race wide and iould not menace at any stage. SCOTTY DON could not threaten. SCOUT ON was squeezed hack soon after the start. REE quit badly after leading for five eighths. DOESKIN displayed earlv speed. The others were never factors. Scrat.hed-253073Chiliad. 118; 2.r4272Silvery Cloud, 108; 21693Mint Bud, 110; 25344 My Sis, 110; Saxon Prince. 115; 25070 My Friar. 115 Overweight— Mersan, 3 pounds; The Gen, 1£. FIFTH RACE 1 MTLE AND 70 YARDS. Tred Avon, Nov. 8, 1931—1:42—3—108. OrTfJfJO Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Winners *4%3X93%3 in 1936, 2 lbs. extra for each race won of a value exceeding 00. Non-May-11 36-Pim winners of 00 in 1936 if a non-winner of three races in 1936 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,750. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP Si % % % Str Kin Jockeys Owners EouIt. Odds Strt 25566rDISTRACTING wb 4 115 1 3 3i P 3 2" 1" RichardsH R Pending 285-100 2552F*ABBOTS LAST wsb 5 112 6 4 4- 2» U» 14 22 ShelhamerA Mrs M N Bond 755-100 25310 HOOPS wb7117 8 9 7= 63 62 4i 31 FaustF H Kerr 645 100 25473 SUN WAY wsb 5 121 7 6 8" 8« 82 52 42 BookerR Miss A Booker 1475 100 25473 SAND CLOUD wsb 4 117 3 7 5* 5* 42 3£ 5£ HanfordC F J Buchanan 485-100 251592CANTMAR ws 4 117 9 8 9 9 9 6i 62 DabsonH P San ford 1605-100 2552PPETEE BLUE wb4110 2 2 21 31 51 72 74 DeCamsE H L Straus 820-100 21645DOJO w 4 1095 5 62 72 74 81 83 JohnsonE H L Levy 16755-100 25162XTHRUSTER wb4114 4 1 lh 1J 2" 9 9 DelioM E F Seagram 495-100 Time, :24, AB%, 1:14%. 1:41. 1:46%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS DISTRACTING .70 .80 .60 285—100 140—100 80—100 ABBOTS LAST 7.20 4.50 260—100 125—100 HOOPS 4.20 110—100 Winner — B. f, by Distraction— Crimson Rambler, by Pebbles trained by L. E. Phillips; bred by Wheatley Stable. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO POST— 4:26. AT POST— 1 minute. Start eood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. DISTRACTING, eased back off the pace after outrunning her field to the first turn, rallied willinely when shaken up in the last five-sixteenths, responded to strong handling and, closing fast under punishment, was up in the last strides. ABBOTS LAST moved up fast on the outside of the leaders go;ng to the last turn, sprinted into a clear lead, but tired fast in the closing eighth after saving much ground. HOOPS, slow to settle into his stride, finished full of run in the last half mile after saving ground. SUN WAY circled his field and was going stoutly nearing the finish. SAND CLOUD faltered after moving up resolutely at the final turn. CANLMAR dosed a big gap. PETEE BLUE was used up chasing THRUSTER and tired. THRUSTER appeared sore and was done after goin» three-quarters. Scratched— 25432 Inferno Lad. 117; 25349 Tell It, 110; 254312Fcrvid, 112. Overweight — Distracting, 1 pound; Dojo, 4. 1 SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:11 1 102. Purse 00. ORTJU 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April AtillOdt 1, 1936. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. May-11-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Dorses Eqt A Wt TP St »4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 255222DONA DULCIN wb5111 6 5 2J 23 23 21 lh DeCamsE Miss E IIsjmm 355-100 255223MAD EAGLE wb5111 3 1 11 lh U lh 2 * HanfordC Mrs J V Stewart 340-100 25432!REPEAL w 5 116 5 2 4" 3£ 33 36 3» SmithE E A Smith 145-100 217242*FOGGY DAWN wb 4 111 8 6 7* !• 7* 61 4" HornW C C Everhart 12300 100 25390 CANPRA wb3113 1 3 5h 6 6 4" 5£ FowlerT J C Taylor 2310 100 25311 POST BRIGADE w 6 116 4 8 8 8 8 8 62 BookerR A Getz 1075-100 25476 FIFE w 7 114 7 4 63 54 4 * 5£ 74 BondG H R Smith 5335-100 25432BUDDY BOO wsb 4 111 2 7 3 * 4" 54 7* 8 ShelhamerA H C Vaughn 1195-100 Time, :24. :49%, 1:14%. 1:42%. 1:49/5. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING 0DD8 . DONA DULCIN .10 .10 .70 355—100 105—100 35—100 MAD EAGLE 4.80 2.80 140—100 40—100 REPEAL 2.30 15—100 Winner — B. m, by Donnaccna — 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— 4:57. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. DONA DULCIN, steadied close to the early pacemaker, responded nicely when shaken up in the last five-sixteenths and, finishing determinedly under a strong ride, wore MAD EAGLE down in the closinc sixteenth. MAD EAGLE was rated after getting to the front entering the back stretch, saved ground all the « ay and continued stubbornly to the end. REPEAL was kept within striking distance of the leaders early, moved up menacingly entering the stretch and was wearing the first two down gradually at the close. FOGGY DAWN, forced to race on the outside from the beginning, passed tiring horses in the last quarter mile. CANPRA had no excuses. POST BRIGADE was roused sharply right after the start, but failed to threaten. FIFE was outrun. BUDDY BOO was done after three-quarters. Scratched— 25612 Trylubria. 116. Overweight — Canpra, 3 pounds; Fife, 3. SEVENTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— l:104i— 4— 120. Ofr£»£»fr Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; older, andand****and 120 lbs. Winners in 1936, 2 lbs. extra for each race won of a value exceed-May-11 36-Pim ing 50. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 2 lbs. Claiming price, ,300; if for ,500, 2 lbs. extra; if for ,750. 4 lbs. extra. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners E«jniv. Odds Strt 25392-"*JAKOTA w 4 112 1 1 lh lh l£ 11 ShelhamerA Mrs M N Bond 340-100 255662MISS SNOW wb6115 7 2 2£ 2t 2* 25 RichardsH N E Stanton 115-100 25041 ARGOAN wsb 3 112 8 4 33 33 32 3J ReidC H P Metcalf 870-100 25608*CORA KAY wb 4 108 5 5 62 6" 54 4" CoffmanC J White 2970-100 25K6 MAY V. wb3105 4 6 52 4* 4 5" HornW J P Jones 320-100 253G1 ITALIAN HARRY w 4 118 2 7 8 8 6* 6* CruzH C H Robinson 11610-100 25280 CHANNING w 3 110 6 8 7£ 73 7« 7« DeCamsE Brandon Stable 12420-100 25427 MISS FERN wb31063 3 4£ 54 8 8 RoseG E A Nicodemus 11610-100 Time, :232s, :47, 1:14. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS JAKOVIA .80 .50 .10 340—100 75—100 55—100 MISS SNOW 2.80 2.40 40—100 20—100 ARGOAN 3.50 75—100 Winner — B. f, by Sir Gallahad III. — Scarab, by Wrack trained by J. B. Bond; bred by Mr. Marshall Field. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO POST— 5:31. AT POST— 3 J- minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. JAKOVIA took command with the start, stalled off keen contention from MISS SNOW and, under severe urging, drew out slightly in the closing eighth. MISS SNOW followed close to the winner from the beginning, was placed to severe punishment in the last quarter mile, but was not good enough. ARGOAN was a strong factor for the first five-eiehths. then tired. CORA KAY was strongly ridden all the way, but could not menace. MAY V. lost eround in the last half mile and failed to menace. ITALIAN HARRY was never a factor. CHANNING was held safe. MISS FERN displayed early speed. Scratched— 25566 Flosilda. 107. Overweight — May V., 3 pounds ; Miss Fern, 1J. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:41-4 102. Purse 00. Ofr /jnn 3-vear-oIds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April wOOO 1, 1936. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Claiming price, ,300. May-11-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St U % % Str F:d Jockeys Owners Eqniv. Odds Strt 25281ZEMBLA w 7 111 2 7 8 74 4*4 1« T* PhillipsC Miss B Bowman 245-100 25567 GOODY GOODY wb 4 111 8 3 32 3* 3* 23 22 HanfordC Mrs D J Murphy 1610-100 25567 MANUAL wB4116 3 1 44 5h 74. 44 31 BookerR Miss A Booker 1710-100 25251 AMICAN BELLE wb 4 111 1 4 2* 2* U 3£ 4i DeCamsE H Neusteter 220 100 25391 INFILEE wb 5 111 4 5 U 6" 6" 5" 5± BrvsonJ Mrs E I Shewbridge 570-100 25391 JIM BROWN wsb 5 116 6 8 6" 4» 53 64 63 HolIandR Mrs A Williams 7885-100 25522 CROSSING OVER w 5 111 7 2 4 lh 2nk 7 76 HernandezJ M R Waugh 5060-100 25159 HOME WORK wsb 7 116 5 6 7* 8 8 8 8 RichardsH Mrs I Bowie 435 100 Time, :24%, :49%, 1:14%, 1:41%, 1:48%. Track fast. . MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKIKG ODDS ZEMBLA .90 .10 .00 245—100 105—100 50—100 GOODY GOODY 11.50 5.90 475—100 195—100 MANUAL 7.20 260—100 Winner— Ch. m, by Vespasian— Odessa, by Sunder trained by J. Y. Christmas; bred by Sanford Stud Farms. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 6:00. AT POST— minute. Start cood and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ZEMBLA, allowed to race on her own courage in the early racing, reached her field leaving the back stretch, came to the outside to take command in the last eighth and drew out as if much the best. GOODY GOODY, racing prominently in the early staces, finished gamely when put to a hard drive, but was no match for the winner. MANUAL fell back leaving the back stretch, rallied to punishment and finished eamely while passing tiring horses. AMERICAN BELLE displaced CROSSING OVER when reaching the final turn, saved eround. but failed to stay when the real issue came. INFILEE could not enter contention at any stage. JIM BROWN had no mishaps. CROSSING OVER was used up setting the pace. HOME WORK raced in. dull fashion. Scratched— 25349 Ogle, 111.
