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NARRAGANSETT PARK J THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES » AT NARRAGANSETT PARK WEDNESDAY PAID 62.80 FOR . » PAWTUCKET, R. I., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936.-Narra ransctt Park 1 mle. Tenth day » -" Rac:ng Association. Spring meeting of 19 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. 5jew:ird representing Rhode Island Racing Commission. A. Tilton. Stewards. T. Thorp, C B Stirknev and H I!r n«lds. Judges, W. Mor.amy, J. W. Davis and F. Crafton. Starter, H. Morn-™;. Raciaw 4cre tary, 1 . iioaan. = Rackag starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers Fibres in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse date track record a« ,f wlZ a • uf carried. Indicates apprentice allowance of 5 pounds; **7 pounds I; *"1Q pounds " " ™ST nACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Jackie D., May 7, 1938-:52%-2-109 Purse Purse ,000. 1 nofl 25763 !| h Maidens. Fillies. Special weight! May-t3-36-Nar Net value to w|nner 5Q. second 5; g 0. Index Horses Eat A Wt I*P St S1 U % iz % o,, Str e-;.. Fin Jcckevg i , 0wn„„ Z ~— "~"~"" ~ ~ — ~~ • EqaiT 0dJs stp t I* KLn " ig % S 5 [? ET" SJLTTr 5s 25523 5? L if. £. Ma "T Fairbanks and Craig 160-100 Tit UWTNA ,n r c 25523 DIRK ACCENT 4 ! J £ J £ KS? ? 2 Kimer 124O10° 25523 DUSKY MBS tt n *£ S 2? i£5L C Putnam 13035-100 SiS!5? RW Collins 950-100 86Z5OP0CA w25 9 P un 25614 YKTIVE 3 23 4 5 « S S1 SSf- * Mas0n 3110100 25482 BRAVE AGNES 2 6 7 11 |L E i f™E 41*5" 83°-100 WENDY DARLING w 112 1 I « £ 3 J " Fa™ Stable 4470-100 9 T nl » u o A D Cunnans , 112 £ £ Sf £ ,g , ?, 1980 100 T,rie, *£ ? £ "t fast. " **■■" 13151°° PERCENT TJIiiSS PASIVTn n0F"CIAE r00KTNG 0DT S- * 290~100 HIGH HASTE £ S,l° 8a-100 45~"0 3 ° TRAUWINA ; HI 55-10° 35-100 w., ™vT~Br-fj by n " iL*-*-. b a» »« ««m by ». v. m. bred by mcT? WENT TO POST-2:19. AT P0ST-3I, minutes. Start -ood and slow. Won easily: second and third drivin-- PERCENT in closest pursuit of the pacemaker, to the swing outside when reaching the stretch responded hTchiuItF nd,n?-;°r: dmV" "IGH "ASTE and *H eoin, away all throughthe 1 t eventyrds HIGH HASTE i took command a once drew clear and held on willingly, but was no match for the winner .n the clos.ng test TRAUWINA raced into contention with rush, a saved ground on the stretch turn but was unable to make up any ground under urging. DARK ACCENT was forwardly placed but , able to threaten the leaders. Dl SKY MISS closed some ground. OPOCA was bothered in the openTn" eighth neve the srT ° contents. She pulled up lame. QUADRANGLE was forced to take up soon after Overweight— Dark Accent, 2 pounds. SECOND RACE 3-4 IVHLE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935-1 10/ -3-1 11 1 25764 f"™*1000- 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners sinc7Mav S? lj"? ** 110 J,!18- 0,dpr- "7 lbs. Non-winners since April 1 aSo wed Kb May M3* 13 36 Nar 3 ibs.; December sinCe 31, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000 Net value to w.nner 50; second, 5150; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Kqt A Wt IT St Vi jj Sir F,n .Toeke,s Owner. Eqair. Odds Strt SSgden effort i S 5S5 12 1 gk J| 5 f SST GIr] FP0co r £S 25524 CHRYSEIS . 3 102 4 5 6» 7= 4= " W SttFA F la J " SS 24240 PILOTBREAD wb 3 100 9 6 * P TTa ■ Robertson oSnJK 2-, 00P*rA K Kobertson 2260 100 ?5i?4 cwnr vm 1 ir /lino c -7 . o, 1 «, r. a4nf?rFrvi? "iS??! ? ! ! f I , 5s. ly"chJ M« S H F.irbank, 310-100 Time, :23%. :4625, 1:123s. Track fast. MiM"eSS PAiDT7; OFFICIAL BOOKTNG COYA OTing GOLDEN FfVopt S115° 152 -1° 475-100 30°-100 155—100 CHPYc?iS 226° 101° 1030—100 405-100 • Winner --B. m, by Harpendcn-Phyllis Gentry, by The Manager trained by F. C. v,. Dunn- bred urea bv_Mr mr. i/unn, dj H. Oots. Winner entered to be claimed for 000 WENT TO P0ST-2:52. AT PCST-3J minutes. S; Tt good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. M. the outs.de C,!Y ""u m the "KTL last three a" Ciu0rt l° kee? Vp. Iu,nnt? lhG carl-v "-"nnin improved its position graduallv on -eiunths. responded in determined fashion the through stretch and was up in the last uen.y ards to wear down GOLDEN EFFORT. The latter, prominent all the way and reserved earlv, racwi to the tront when called upon, opened up a eood lead, but tired slightly in the closing strides CHRYSEIS swung to the outside when rea-hing the stretch, loomed up threateningly after passing the eighth post , but vas una!, o to reach ** first two. PILOTBREAD displayed speed for the first half mile and tired thereafter SWEET MOLLIE was never a threat. IMA GREENOCK dropped back after showing brief early speed Scratched— 25524 Betty Shaw, 100. . Overweight— Coya, 1 pound; Sweet Mollie, 2; Cold Spill, 3. THIRD RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:432-,— 3—105 Purse 000 25765 :oKyuar"°lds p,aiminS- Weight, 116 lbs. Non-winners since May 1 allowed* ti « « u " ,bs: smce Apnl J- 5 ,bs- Claiming price, ,000. way-u-Jb-war tiet va|ue t3 winner 50; secondi 5150; tnirdj . fourthp aj Inflex lluraei Eq t A Wt P! St jj y, % b.r fin Jockey, wnerg Jqulr. Odd. Sl/t BWTPAUL JUNIOR WB106 8 3 11 PJ Ink Ink ink AndersonI Mrs P A Shaw iiqn lm 25574 SLN CAMP ws 106 6 7 W 3J P » 2n Kope.F A.mont Stab" *££ 2toi PEACE MOVE wBlOlll 9 1*1* V |#| ?] TouIeS A L Dolan 615-100 S2LH2? KEYS UBlU 9 5 7h 92i7i4nk4i ThompsonV W S Crawford 6870 100 25 OSECIRED wsbIOT" 1 8 9* 5| S" 4 S| 5 WimmerB E T Burke 00 255 4-CABLEGRAM wb 106 5 2 V 44 5A bj 6i LeBIancH A Hulicoat 2 25o73-JOANF. „,103 4 6 5 P 6» J 77* CapertonH Mbt E Biller 8515 100 25o74*ANHEI.ATION w 106 3 10 U--MJ 10* SS 8 |t| DelmadoE A B Ciccone 100 ttVEEV**1 ""n!1? ! S SSJj. MaShekF S"-r Stock Farm Stable SSS 25574 MUSCLE IN wb 111 7 1 4h 88110*109 I.aidlevO A Tipton 615-100 25-00 BLUE CYCLONE wb 106 2 11 10 11 11 11 11 ArnoldG W G Clysdale 470 100 , Time, :24%, *Mfe JjH 1:41"5. 1:48J. Track fast. PAUL JUNIOR .TVS tTo SSTSSr °H PEACE MOVE 4.40 120—100 WiP.nor-B. c, by Sun Edwin-Charred Keg by Stimulus trained by R. D. Pollard; bred by Mrs. J H Garth. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:24. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good sml slow for all but Blue Cyclone. Won driving: second and third the same rU/-/lpN/ /L0,,t"" I,is ?•"•■ *•„««« turn was rated along under slight restraint, surrendered command to PEA E MOVE neanng the half mile pround. resained the lead and. fighting eff repeated dial lenges. had enough left to stave off the closmg challenge of SUN CAMP. The latter worked his wav up steadily and closed stoutly on the outside of the leaders through the stretch, then got up in the last strides for second place. PEACE MOVE raced to the front with a rush down the back stretch and fought it out willingly to the end. LARO KEYS closed a good gap. SECURED made up ground. CABLEGRAM faltered after going a half mile. MUSCLE IN was well placed in the early running, but retired under punishment BLUE CYCLONE went into the air at the start and was never able to reach the leaders. Overweight — Secured, lj pounds; Joan F., 2. — 3 FOURTH RACE 3 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935—1-10—3—111 OKrJOO Happy Felton Handicap. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. May-13-36-Nar Net value to winner 00; second, 80; third. 5; fourth, 5. Indci Horse. Eq-tAWtTPSt % V, Str Fin Jockey. Owner. Bqalr. Odd. Strt 3 105 1 5 31 3" ft* la 25527GAY EDWARD wb ].eBlancH J D Spreckels III 1560 100 25671 FICKLE CHANCE w 5 105 2 4 ft* V 41 2J SmithFA Mrs R Pollard 1635100 25613 GREAT HASTE wa4108 4 3 4* P b- 3"k DeeringJ Miss A Doris 575 100 25618 -BOSTON BROOK wb 4111 5 6 6* 5J 6* 41 NertneyW W A Jones 430 100 2561701.1 REB ws«7113 6 1 1«M*#1»|5« Howell R R W Collins 180 100 25399 HAPPY KNOT wa6109 3 2 2- 2X 3± 6* ThompsonV Mrs D Melanson 250 100 2473 J EASY SAILING w 5 108 7 1 77 77 SteffenE Mrs S Walker 5545 100 Time, :23, :45*s. MlK. Track fast. , »2 MUTUELS PAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS GAY EDWARD 3.20 7.30 .50 1560—100 765—100 275—160 FICKLE CHANCE 16.50 7.70 725—100 285—100 GREAT HASTE 4.50 125-100 Winner— Ch. g, by Ed Crump— Gay Gold, by Golden Broom trained by J. D. Spreckels III.; bred by Mr K. E. Hill. WENT TO P0ST-3:55. AT POST-1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GAY EDWARD was kept within striking distance of the early leaders, assumed command when OLD REB began tiring and, hard ridden, barely lasted. FICKLE CHANCE began moving up on the inside leaving the back stretch, closed with a rush after saving a world of ground and would probably have been the winner in another stride. GREAT HASTE closed gamely on the outside through the stretch. BOSTON BROOK dropped back at the start and was passing tiring horses through the last eighth. OLD REB and HAPPY KNOT displa ed good speed, but quit badly in the last sixteenth. EASY SAILING trailed throughout. Scratched-25397 Sadie F., 103. Overweight — Easy Sailing, 2 pounds. FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1 :437.v— 3— 105. Second Running OR: IJCLH PROVIDENCE HANDICAP. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds. May-13-36-Nar Net va!ue t0 winner ,790; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. lndei Horses Eq t A Wt VV St V % % Ktr Fn Jocrv. Owner. KqnlT. Odd. Str t 25438TUGBOAT FRANK w 110 2 1 6j 6" 5£ 1"K V DeeringJ J L Roberts 845 -1C0 21279 PICCOLO wb 108 17 8 746*4 4" 2» NertnevW C V Whitney 1875 100 2S43PGALLANT GAY wb 109 3 2 2i ft" H V 3J Lynchj W Adams 610-100 25557 SEABISCLTT wb 115 8 3 1«| 14 ftj * V KopelF Wheat lev Stable 420-100 25572=FAUST w. 109 7 6 5", 5- 9 5s B*J I.rliiidJ A G Tarn 1370-100 24710 COLUMBIANA wb 109 5 4 9 9 »k 4 6* SteffenE W J Hirsch 165-100 255273SIR JIM JAMES wb 107 4 5 4- 41 7"k 7- 7 R0sen.I E W Duffy 2380 100 25438 MISS BAM ■ 101 6 3 7«i 8 8 8 8 SmithFA A G Tarn t tCoupled as A. G. Tarn entrv. Time, :234£, :47, 1:12?5. 1:37%, 1:44. Track fast. , V MJTTJET.S PAID ,- OFICIAT T OOKTNG OrjS TUGBOAT FRANK 8.80 $ 6.70 $ 4.20 845—100 235—100 110—100 PICCOLO 14.70 6.40 635—100 220—133 GALLANT GAY 3.60 83— 18J Winner— B. c, by Bostonian— Cal.ta, by Sir Martin trained by J. L. Roberts; bred by Mr. A. B. Gordon. WENT TO POST— 4:30. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving, second and third the same. TUGBOAT FRANK, away well, lacked speed to hold his position and dropped back in the run to the first turn, began improving his position gradually in the last three eighths, wore down the leaders when reaching the stretch and, roused several times, drew out. PICCOLO bore in immediately after the start, was badly outrun for the first half mile, moved up on the outside thereafter and, closing with a rush, was up to take the place in the last stride. GALLANT GAY, steadied along in back of the early pacemaker, assumed the lead when called upon, but was unable to withstand the closing challenge of the first two. SEABISCUIT drew away into a good lead, was placed to punishment at intervals, but was unable to keep pace in the last three-eighths. FAUST was unable to reach the leaders. COLUMBIANA, steadied along within striking distance of the early leaders, failed to respond when called upon. Scratched— 25572 Swamp Angel. 101: 25438 Nightcap, 104; 25569 Brown Top, 107; 25617Undulate, 107. Overweight — Columbiana, 1 pound; Sir Jim James, 1. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— l:435j— 3— 105. Purse ,100. OKTOO 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. «J 4 Oo Non-winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 lbs. Claiminj May-13-36 Nar price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,100. Net value to winner 25; second, 65; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horse. Eq t A Wt VV St 14 , *i Sir Tin Jockey Owner. EqulT. Odd. Str t 25620 *ONE CHANCE wb 6 113 3 6 7*J and4 4" * 1" CapertonH F T Blaisdell 165-100 25402-SANDWRACK wa 7 109 5 8 8 6* 63 41 2l ThompsonV Suburban Stable 1120-100 256172UNDULATE w 3 10.1 8 2 1« l2 H l1 31 SteffenE Araho Stable 695-100 25572 FAIRSICKLE wb 5 103 1 7 6U 3* 3$ 5i 4« RosgartnC Mrs W C Weant 1165-100 25528 "BUSTER BOY w 5 103 6 3 2" 2* 2i 2h 52 WimmerB Miss L C White 700 100 25620iMARTIN BARTON wb 5 107 7 4 5J 4£ 5i 610 612 GordonJ A G Tarn 1040 100 25618*ALL READY II. w 4 103 4 5 4* 7 7 7 7 LeBIancH F Eaton 5530-100 25138r: TRlDEAYAY wb 6 110 2 1 iak Broke down. HitshoeR Mariposa Stable 355-100 Time, :24, :4SK. 1:13?. 1:39%, 1:45%. Track fast. , J2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS ONE CHANCE .30 .80 .00 165—100 90—100 50—100 SANDWRACK 6.40 3.90 220—100 95—100 UNDULATE 3.90 95—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Chance Play — One Hour, by Snob II. trained by W. R. Flomming ; bred by Mr. A. C. Schwartz. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:04. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ONE CHANCE worked his way up gradually, came to the outside in the stretch, closed with a rush and was up in the closing stride. SANDWRACK. outpaced early, improved his position steadily when making hi-, effort in the stretch, wore down UNDULATE for the lead and just failed to withstand the winners bid UNDULATE drew away into a long lead and held on well to the end, but was not good enough for the first two. FAIRSICKLE, under steadying reserve early, loomed up threateningly midway of the turn, but was unable to keep pace in the drive. BUSTER BOY chased the early pacemaker closest, but was unable to improve his position under punishment. STRIDEAWAY broke down straightening out in the back stretch and interfered sharply with ALL READY II. when dropping back. Overweight — Undulate, 3 pounds. Continued on sixteenth page. NARRAGANSETT PARK Continued from thirteenth page. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-1G MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43%— 3— 105. Purse ,000. OETPTJCI 4-ypar-o!ds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. Non-winners since D 4 OJJ May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,800; if for May 13 36 Nar less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,500. Net value to winner S75D ; second. 5150; third. 0; fourth, 0. Index Horse* Eg t A Wt PP St % Mr Fin Jockeya Owners Kqnlr. Odds Strt 25483ROWNED HEAD wb8111 7 6 5- 55 34 43 l"k KopelF Mrs M J White 260-100 25528 IDLE ALONG w 5 108 8 5 24 24 2l 14 2* RosenJ Liberty Lane Stable 470-100 22422 HOKUAO wb7111 3 1 14 1*| 1J 24 34 DeeringJ Miss J Beattie 1025-100 25483 IP AND IP w 4 116 2 2 44 5« 4* 3»k 4i SageP Mrs P A Shaw 350-100 25485-I.IGHT BROOK wb 4 112 6 7 !■■ f4 54 $" 58 RoscartnC Ascot Stable 765-100 25214*CAPT. JERRY wb 6 107 5 4 34 nk 66 6* 6"k AndersonI F J Kearns 1005-100 25484ORTHOrRISM w 4 115 4 t I 8 8 8 74 ThompsonV Mrs E Haughton 1055-100 25570 LONG BIT w 5 108 13 6* 7-. 74 7* 8 SteffenE J J Powers 1675-100 Time, :24. :4745. 1:13. 1:392s, 1:4525. Track fast. , » KUTUELS t AID , — OFFICIAL HOOKING ODDS CROWNED HEAD .20 .10 .20 260—100 105—100 60—100 IDLE ALONG 5.40 3.40 170—100 70—100 HOKUAO 4.60 130—100 Winner— Br. g. by King James — Wrack P.-.t. by Wrack trained by V J. McDonald; bred by Mr. R. Ri!o. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 5:31. AT POST— 34 minutes. Start cood and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. CROWNED HEAD, restrained for the first three quarters, moved up fast when called upon on the outside and. closing determinedly through the stretch, outlasted IDLE ALONG at the end. IDLE ALONG, in nearest pursuit of the early pace, fought it out gamely to the end. HOKLAO, quickest to begin, drew away into a good lead, but faltered in the last quarter mile. IP AND UP moved up stoutly on the outside in the back stretch, came to the inside after making the turn, was forced to case back, saved ground in the stretch, but had to take up when HOKlAO bore in and was then taken to the outside, but was unable to improve his position. LIGHT BROOK was never a factor. CAPT. JERRY dropped back steadily after reaching the back stretch. Overweight— Lone; B;t. 2 pounds. __ EIGHTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES" Time Supply, Nov. 9, 1935— 1:49%— 4— 119. Purse ,000. QtCr7f7A 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since December 31. D 4 4 U Weight, 112 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May-12-36-Nar Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. iDflex rjorsea Eq I A Wt IT Si hi. ¥i 14 Str Fin Jockeys Ownen Equiv. Odda Strt 25621*BYE BYE MARY w 4 103 8 3 l3 I* V 1H l1 CapcrtonH Mrs F C Dunn 400-100 25575,SLN ABBOT wsb 5 107 5 7 0* 2" 22 22 21 CooperA Mrs A Knight 835-100 255752*ST. CHRISTOPHERw 6 107 4 1 3- 54 64 54 3" HitshoeR Mrs W Robinson 435-100 25672-RETRIBlTION w 5 107 3 6 7« 75 7* 64 4n SmithFA Mrs E E Rusell 285-100 25530*MATHIAS w 5 107 7 4 2* 4*4 34 4 * 5« LeBlancII Miss A Doris 420-100 25439 BLACK HAT w 4 112 6 5 4i J* 4"k 3"k 62 LakeL J B Gilmore 2235-100 25524*SWEEPERMAN wb 6 107 2 2 61 6* 54 7* 7* DelmadoE Mrs A Schwartz 885 100 25357 REGIS PLAY wb 5 112 1 8 8 8 8 8 8 JacobsJ Mrs M Simmons 4505-100 Time, :24!5. :48%- 1-14. 1:40. 1:5335. Track fast. , 12 MTJTUELS PAID , OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS BYE BYE MARY 0.00 $ 5.10 $ 4.00 400—100 155—100 100—100 SUN ABBOT .....I................. 8.00 5.50 300-100 175-100 ST. CHRISTOPHER 4.40 120—100 Winner— B. f. by Black Servant— Bon Voyage, by Friar Marcus tmned by F. C. Dunn; bred by Idle Hour Stock Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 6:03. AT POST— J minute. Start cood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BYE BYE MARY drew away into a eood load in the first quarter mile, was rated along in front and, hard ridden throueh the stretch, held SUN ABBOT safe. The latter, taken to the outside in the run down the back stretch, moved up stoutlv and, thoueh holding on eamely, was unable to reach the winner. ST. CHRISTOPHER dropped back in the run down the back stretch, worked his way up gradually in the last three eiehtbs and closed gamely. RETRIBUTION finished stoutly through the stretch. MATHIAS was unable to keep pace in the drive." BLACK HAT could never reach the leaders. Scratched— 2440 Popo. 112; 25530 Sarsita, 107. Overweight— B e Bye Mary, 1 pound. Corrected weight— Bye Bye Mary, 102. ————————————;
