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CHURCHILL DOWNS ! THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE SECOND AND THIRD RACES J 1 AT CHURCHILL DOWNS WEDNESDAY PAID ,513.20 FOR . J LOUISVILLE. KY., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936.— Churchill Downs. 1 mile. Sixteenth day. Churchill Downs, Inc. Spring meeting of 20 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather unsettled. Presiding Steward, C. F. Price. Stewards, S. C. Nuckols, S. H. McMeel.in an 1 C. B. Head. Judges. W. H. Shelley, H. B. Linderbcrser and S. Goodpaster. Starter, W. Hamilton. Racing Secretary, W. H-. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 3:00 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers, liurc 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. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1938—1:10—4—115. OrTyrT-g Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Non-winners of two *■■«*-# 4 JL races since April 24 allowed 2 lbs.; one race since then, 5 lbs. Claiming May-13-36-C.D price, ,500; if for less. 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horse* Eq"l A Wt IT St Vi Vi Sti Kin J01 keys Owners Eqnly. Odd. Str 1 25284 -SUNDAD wsb 110 7 5 l» 1" 2- H CorbettC R C Thatcher 140-100 25578 DULCIMER wb 105 9 4 4" 2£ in 21 RobertsP J Van Winkle 540-IC3 25314 PIERRE ANDRE w 103 12 1 55 3-* 3- 3" MaverJ A L Ferguson 730-100 25578 SAILORS GIFT wb 109 8 10 6- 5l 6" •» GarneiM Cactus Stable 1180-1C0 23555 PRETTY PATRICIA wb 108 3 7 9h 7* 5£ 5" HaasL H C Hatch 550-1C0 25583 :*NESSUS w 105 2 8 11* U 7£ 6« SwainC Char-Lei Stable 3100-103 SWEET TODY w 105 5 9 8* ft* 8* 7 StevsonC Mrs E A Gross +1310 -ICO 252543*SCHUIE w 100 1 6 2« 4"- 4» 8" DotterR H Oots f 25406*RUDENIA m 101 10 11 7» 10! 9- 9° NolanJ H Friedberg 8270-1C0 17564BATMAN w 105 6 3 3£ V i0™10° PiersonNL Rosedale Stable + 25316 ATIT wb 110 4 12 12 12 11 11 HardsL J S Rilev 2500 -If. 25312*OLD HOP w 102 11 2 10 ll1 • Bled. JamesB Tranquillity Farm Stable 2350 1C J +Mutuel field. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:15%. Track muddy. , S3 MUTUELS PAID . , — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS SUNDAD .80 .40 .40 140—100 70—100 70— 1C1 DULCIMER 5.20 4.80 160—100 140—100 PIERRE ANDRE 5.40 170—103 Winner — B. c, by Sun Briar— Alynette, by Allumcur trained by C. Howard; bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:09. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SUNDAD, away well and in close quarters early, forged to the front under good urging, was unable to draw clear, gave way to DULCIMER in the stretch, came .igain in the last eighth and won drawing av. a.. DULCIMER, a strong factor from the start, responded to strong urging in the stretch, but tired in Ihe Ij.p stages. FIERRE ANDRE, forced to lose ground when racing forwardly, held on well. SAILORS GIFT worked her way forward on the outside and finished strongly. PRETTY PATRICIA made up ground NESUS was outrun. SCHUIE and BATMAN quit. OLD HOP bled. Scratched— 25578Novette, 105; 17839 Brilliant State, 105. Overweight— Pierre Andre. 1 pound: Sailors Gift. V2; Pretty Patricia, 3; Rudenia. 4; Batman, 3. SECOND RACE 5-8 MILE. Ruddy Light, June 2, 1923—9—2—112. Purse STOoTvear-OfrrrTO olds. Maidens. Special weights. May-13-36-C.D Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wl 1*1* St % -, Str Kin Jockey* Owner. EqulT. Odd. Ht: t 25627 GINOCCHIO w 115 12 10 4 4- 3*| l" MoranW R L Baker 160-100 25623-TONEYS GIRL w 112 2 3 5- 31 2i 2l StevsonC Mrs E A Gross 300 100 25623 DELLOR wb 115 10 4 22 ll 1| 3£ HaasL J W Parrish 1090 CHINA TEA wll2 4 7 8£ 6£ 4» 4 FinnertvR Gorham Bros +990 100 25627 CHENAULT wb 115 11 6 b* 5i 53 5:l CorbettC M Anderson 450 U 25623 PALAN wb115 5 8 73 I4 T| 6 HardvL Valdina Farm Stable 4650-1; 1 FREE FORESTER w 115 7 9 9" ft* 8" 7s RobertsP K Daingerfield Jr 3620 1C0 25623 ARABS ARROW w 115 3 5 1£ 2- 6» 8* Lou man H L J Hickman 1470 !00 RAYMETA w 112 9 11 11£ ll3 ll3 9£ Schuttell Cactus Stable 4760-10 25678 FOURTH BID 115 1 1 10* 102 10£ 10 YeltonR M T Nelson 42700 V DAVISHILL wbII.i 6 2 and4 S2 9- ll P00IE D L Davis *■ 25164 OBANTAM w 115 8 12 12 12 12 12 C.amerM ] McCarthy 4 +Mutuel field. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:02%. Track muddy. ,— S3 MUTOELS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD1 GINOCCHIO $ 5.20 $ 3.40 .90 168-100 70-100 50-iri TONEYS GIRL 3.00 2.8i 5o_10a 40-100 DELLOR 3.48 78—183 Winner— B. c, by Cherokee— Manicure, by Transvaal trained by S. G. Baker, Sr. ; bred by Mr. R I WENT TO POST— 2:38. AT POST— II, minutes. Start good and slow. Won diiving; second and third the same. GINOCCHIO. away very slowly and forced to lose ground throughout, moved up fast after an eighth responded to strong urging in the stretch and just got up. TONEYS GIRL, in close quarters earlv improved her position rapidly when clear, but tired after reaching the lead. DELLOR, under hustling tactics from Continued on seventeenth page. CHURCHILL DOWNS Continued from thirteenth page. the start, drew clear after subduing ARABS ARROW, but tired in the final eighth. CHINA TEA improved her position fast after three-eighths and held on well. CHENAULT raced evenly. PALAN had no mishaps. ARABS ARROW and DAV1SHILL quit. Scratched— 25488Josh, 115; 25627 Viajero, 115; Broadway Rage, 112; Gen. Pillow, 115. — THIRD RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS Out of Chute. Gallant Knight, May 16, 1931—1:16— OErrrrro 4—114. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. ***i 4 4 O Non-winners of two races since April 24 allowed 3 lbs.; one race since May-13-36-C.D then, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. Net value to winner 25: second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owoers Bqnlr. Odds Strt 20725 LUXURO w 5 110 4 6 4" 3» P li MontgvR C Smythe +1960-100 255333*ROBERTA wb 4 100 3 5 24 24 24 2n SwainC Kenton Farm Stable 570-100 25533 BROWN WITCH wb 5 105 8 11 P I« 6 M StevsonC M Goldblatt 550-100 22396 MISS WISE wb4105 2 3 14 14 1* 44 McCovJ A L Ferguson 1780-100 254443EREBUS wb 5 113 12 7 72 6 5£ 5* HardvL J S Riley 560-100 2544PBABESON b 5 113 • 1 P 54 44 6=* FallonML G V Barnes 230-100 25677*SCORE w 6 105 5 2 9 V 7472 PiersonNL O H Reed 430-100 25318*PATSYETTE wb 6 101 7 8 8 82 ft || Nolan J B W Stivers 3090-100 25444 HONOR HER wb 4 105 11 12 10* 10* 95 910 RobertsP O D Randolph 5160-100 20557LITTLE GERTIE w 6 100 10 10 12 11 11 10* DctterR Mrs H Friedberg + 03203*HOUR TIME w 4 1064 14 6* 93 102 11 RamseyE M A Adams + 19196 FLOORMAN wb5110 6 9 llh Broke dn. CorbcttC Desopo and Carter 4750-100 tMutuel field. Time, :23%. :47%. 1:15. 1:22%. Track muddy. » M MUTTJELS PAID , , — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS .,,„,, LUXURO Field 1.20 4.20 .80 1960—100 610—100 190—100 ROBERTA 6.80 4.80 240—100 140—100 BROWN WITCH 5.20 160-100 Winner — Blk. h, by Tryster— Royal Mirth, by Black Jester trained by E. Davis; bred by Messrs. Car-stairs and Pierce. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 3:07$. AT POST— 44 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. LUXURO, never far back and under light urging, responded fast in the stretch, took command in the last | eighth and won with something left. ROBERTA, under light urging while forcing the pace, wore MISS WISE j down in the last eighth, but was slightly handicapped when one of her riders feet slipped from the iron near the end. BROWN WITCH, away very slowly, worked her way forward through the field and closed with1 a rush. MISS WISE sr-inted into a good lead during the opening five-sixteenths, set a good pace to the stretch, but tired in the drive. EREBUS raced wide. BABESON dropped back after five-sixteenths, came again in the stretch, but tired near the end. SCORE quit. PATSYETTE, chief cause of the delay before the start, showed nothine. LITTLE GERTIE pulled up lame. FLOORMAN broke down. Scratched— 25441Capitalist. 116: 25533Shinine Jewel. 108; 25222Chauvenet, 108; 25676 Night Flower, 105; 18323 Wild Gus, 110: 25677 Gamaliel. 105; 21543 Bally Wise, 105. Overweight — Patsyette, 1 pound ; Hour Time, 14. Corrected weight — Brown Witch, 105. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILK Out of Chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936— 1:10%— 4— 115. OerrTry Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Non-winners of two +*** * 4 races since April 24 allowed 2 lbs.; one race since then, 5 lbs. Claiming May-13-36-C.D price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Hones EqtAWtPPSt 4 % Str Fin Jockejs Owners Eqult. Odds Strt 24313ROYAL VIXEN w 100 10 1 3 24 14 1« JamesB H Long 220 100 25532 TOP TAX w 110 4 2 l1 1" 22 22 MarinelliJ O F Woodward +3260-100 25316 DOWN IN FRONT wb 110 7 3 4h 32 4* 31 SchutteH C R Jordan 740-100 22791 ORIENTAL MISS wb 108 5 5 55 5" 3J 43 FinnertvR J P Hall 790-100 255783DAINTY JEANNE w 108 2 6 7 6i 5 S» CorbettC Mrs R Cooper 330-100 21710*FIELD DAY wb 102 11 9 84 •» 83 6" SwainC M Goldblatt 610-100 25578 PELORIA wb105 3 4 24 4J i| 7« McCovJ Elmtree Stable 2510-100 25314 SAY MURRAY wb 107 12 10 61 72 74 8« FallonML Brentwood Stable + 25676LUCKY FOOT wb 102 17 92 92 9» 9* NolanJ S G Miller 2770-100 20234*WOODWAY w 102 8 11 10= 10= 10 s 10° DotterR Mrs J Brooks 8890 100 15828 HELEN HATTER wb 106 6 8 11 11 11 11 SouthG Odessa Farm Stable + 25312 CHRYSOSTLE wb 110 9 Lot rider. GarnerM Chappcl Bros 1040-100 tMutuel field. Time, :23?s, :48. 1:15*£. Track muddy. , Sii MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS ROYAL VIXEN .40 .60 .80 220—100 130—100 40—100 TOP TAX Field 10.60 4.80 430—100 140—100 DOWN IN FRONT 4.60 130—100 Winner — Br. f, by Sir Gallahad III.— Princess. l y Ambassador IV. trained by H. Long; bred by Mrs. L. Gwathmey. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:384- AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ROYAL VIXEN, away fastest but unable to keep up, moved around her field when improving her position, forged to the front neaiing the final eighth and won easily. TOP TAX rushed to the front early, drew clear after five sixteenths, swung wide entering the stretch, gave way to the winner and tired in the late stages. DOWN IN FRONT, never far back, responded well after reaching the stretch and held on well. ORIENTAL MISS tired after improving her position. DAINTY JEANNE showed nothing. FIELD DAY made up ground. PELORIA and SAY MURRAY quit. CHRYSOSTLE stumbled at the start and lost its rider. Scratched— 254063Tenace. 102; 17746 Blind Pig. 105. Overweight — Oriental Miss, 3 pounds; Dainty Jeanne, 3; Helen Hatter, 1. Corrected weight — Pcloria, 105. FIFTH RACE 1 MILE Out of Chute. Peace Chance, May 1, 1934— 1: 35 is— 3— 105 1-2. 977 Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners twice since +d*y 4 4 « April 24. Weight, 115 lbs. Non-winners since April 24 allowed 3 lbs. May-13-36-C.D Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Indei Horses Eqt A VVt PP S» V* V, % Sti tin locke.ys Owners Equfv. Odds Strt 25407*FOREWARNED wb 7 110 3 1 V l4 1- 14 1" BeasyH DW Butler 190 100 25365*.MISS VINCE wb4102 5 4 3° 2" 2« 22 23 JamesB D B Midkiff 200 100 25447*BYRDINE w 4 102 2 5 5" 4£ 4* 33 3° DotterR T Piatt 3160 100 25628*GAY DOG wb 4 110 6 2 24 3« 33 «■ 43 NolanJ Mrs E Denem;.»k 580 100 255332HARPER w 6 112 1 6 6 6 6 6 54 SouthG J Spencer 430 100 25441CHEROKEE RED w 4 102 4 3 44 56 5C 5- 6 SwainC R L Baker 1100 100 ! Time, :2V/5. :47?5. 1:133,:, 1:41 Track muddy. , $ MUTUEI«* FAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING 0P"8 — FOREWARNED .80 .20 .60 190—100 60—100 30—100 MBS VINCE 3.80 2.60 90—100 30—100 BYRDINE 6.60 230—100 Winner— Ch. g, by Spur— Mind the Paint, by Superman trained by A. Dunne; bred by Mr. J. Butler. Winner entered to be claimed lor ,500. WENT TO POST-4.09. OFF AT ONCE. Start eood and :low. Won driving ; second and third the same. FOREWARNED took command at once, sprinted into a long lead during the opening five sixteenths, yvas steadied along to the stretch, responded to strong urging when challenged, tired in the last stages and out-finished MISS VINCE. The latter moved up under good urging, was put to stronger pressure in the stretch and was fast wearing the winner down at the end. BYRDINE, outrun early, improved his position rapidly after a hall mile, but swerved repeatedly when tiring in the drive. GAY DOG tired. HARPER and CHERO-KEE RED were outrun. Scratched-25723:lHogans Fox, 107. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE Out of Chute. Peace Chance, May 1, 1934— 1:354— 3— 105 1-2. OrTrfTa Watterson Hotel Purse. Purse ,000. 3-j ear-olds. Fillies. Allowances. May-13-36-C.D Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 5; fourth, 5. Indei Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Vj % Str Kin Jockeys Owners Equfy. Odds Strt 25581 THREADNEEDLE w 1091 5 7 4" P 2" I* U CallahanH M Vehon 1100 100 26535 STEPINANNA v.b107 8 8 8 75 44 2" 21 FallonML Mrs R J Murphy 3350 100 25581 MA RICA ■ 107 3 6 32 in lh 34 33 HankaW H Oots 410-100 L5581-BRENDARD w 112 6 1 62 3» 34 43 42 StevsonC Dixiana 140-100 25581 COTT1NGHAM ■ 1C8 4 3 W 64 54 56 515 HaasL R C Thatcher 370 100 25578**SKY O BLUE w 102 2 5 24 2* 6° 610 63 NolanJ H Friedberg 2960-100 25580 MISS GREENOCK 107 7 2 5n 8 8 8 71 SchutteH Parkview Stable 2420-100 £5581* KENTUCKY BLUES w 102 1 4 13 44 1* 74 8 JamesB Rosedale Stable 770-100 Time, .22%, ;47%, 1:14, 1:41*$. Track muddy. j , M MUTUFL8 FAID , , OFFICIAL JOOKNG ODD8 — THREADNEEDLE 4.00 4.00 .80 1100— 100 600-100 390—100 STEPINANNA 26.40 12.80 1220—100 640—100 MARICA 7.40 270-100 Vinner--Ch. f. by Reigh Count— Mallv Jane, by Delhi trained by J. Lowenstein ; bred by Mr. M. Vehon. WENT TO POST— 4:35. AT POST— minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. THREADNEEDLE, away slowly, moved up fast during the opening quarter, was taken back vhen in close quarters, responded to strong handling when reaching the lead and withstood STEPINANNA. The latter, outrun for five-eighths, was sent around the field when improving her position, but bore out badly after offering a strong bid approaching the final eighth. MARICA. sent through on the inside when reaching th» lead, was unable to draw clear, gave way when challenged and tired near the end. BRENDARD, outrun early, moved up with a rush after three eighths and tiled when steered to the inside and stickiest going in the drive. COTTINGHAM showed little. SKY O BLUE quit. KENTUCKY BLUES sprinted into a long lead in the opening quarter, was inclined to bear out when relinquishing the lead and appeared not to relish the going. Overweight — Threadneedle, 24 pounds; Cottingham, 1. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Esseff, April 28, 1934—1:44—4—115. Purse 00. 3-year-Qpvpv-f olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 24. 3-j ear-olds, O 4 4 4 108 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, May-13-36-C.D ,050. Net value to winner 25; second. 00; third, 0; fourth. 5. ____ Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St A % % Str I in Jockeys Owners EquiT. Odd* Strt 25364*OLD JUDGE wb 6 108 3 4 34 34 1" 14 14 JamesB Mrs H Mcllvain 150-100 25411 GLINT wb4108 5 2 54 42 4424 2* GrillF K Daingerfield Jr 3560-100 25404 GEE GEE ws 4 108 1 6 63 63 54 52 34 SouthG W F Shoemaker 3460-100 255382REGARDS w 5 108 6 1 14 14 24 34 44 HaasL R Dunstone 310-100 162582*REELAWAY wb4108 7 7 22 24 33 44 51 NolanJ Lewis and Knoderer 1730-100 254112WARRIOR SLAVE w 4 108 4 8 8 74 !■ 62 65 MontgyR F Scoville 390-100 25629*BISTRITA wb 4 103 8 3 44 51 64 75 7* DotterR H Oots 970-100 25493 ENIZ 4 108 2 5 72 8 8 8 8 SchutteH Parkview Stable 1240-100 Time, :25U, :50%. 1:17"5, 1:44. 1:51. Track muddy. , 52 MUTU1LS FAID . , OF1 IC1AL BOOKING 0DD8 — _ OLD JUDGE .00 .60 .80 150—100 130—100 90—100 GLINT 17.20 8.20 760—100 310—100 GEE GEE 6.40 220—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Prince of Bourbon — Rosina II., by Sunflower II. trained by R. Mcllvain; bred by Xalapa Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,050. WENT TO POST— 5:024. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. OLD JUDGE, well handled and saved early, moved up fast when called upon, was sent around the leaders when taking command, drew clear rapidly and won with something left. GLINT worked her way forward steadily, was steered to the inside for the drive and finished strongly. GEE GEE. outrun for three-quarters, made up ground thereafter. REGARDS took command at once, established a good lead early, gave way when challenged and tired rapidly in the drive. REELAWAY, used up in the pace, quit badly in the last stages. WARRIOR SLAVE showed little. BISTRITA quit. Scratched— 25404 Jessie Dear, 108: 25576 Sir Boston. 108. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Esseff, April 28, 1934—1:44—4—115. Purse 00. 3-year-ntfrYfTQ °lds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 24. 3-year-olds, j£ 3 4 4 O 108 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, May-13-36-C.D ,050. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. fa % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25178 BRILLIANT ROSE wb 5 108 6 8 9 9 54 24 l3 SouthG Spring Valley Farm Stable 530 100 25538 WENDOVER w 4 108 8 7 7" 4« 2:i 33 24 GrillF W C Goodloe 500-100 25533*FOOLHARDY wb 8 111 1 1 H 14 lh lh 3« JamesB H A Neal 240-100 25583*WEGOWAY wb 3 101 2 9 6h 54 31 44 4* NolanJ G V Barnes 2180-100 25726 NAWAB w 5 113 4 2 83 6 44 54 51 HardyL J S Riley 790-100 25537*GOODBYE BLUES w 6 108 9 6 54 82 6* 6" 6h SwainC Mrs T L Beecraft 7320-100 25576 ENTREE sb 3 1044 5 4 2i 3" 74 71 74 StevsonC J W Parrish 850-100 25289 LUCKY AMELIA wsb 5 108 3 3 4» 7h 8= 8G 8™ FallonML Mrs R J Murphy 2440-100 25533*RIFF wb4111 7 5 34 2h 9 9 9 RamseyE J F ONeil 440-100 Time, :25, :50%, 1:1745. 1:46. 1:51%." Track fast. , S2 MUTUKLS PAID ,— OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS BRILLIANT ROSE 2.60 .60 .60 530—100 280—100 80—100 WENDOVER 820 5.00 310—100 150—100 FOOLHARDY 3.00 50—100 Winner — Ch. m, by Brilliant — Rose dOr, by Garry Herrmann tiaincd by C. R. Valentine; bred by Mr. J. E. Mason. Winner entered to be claimed for ,050. WENT TO POST— 5:304. AT POST— 4 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. BRILLIANT ROSE, outrun for three-quarters, responded fast entering the stretch, drove to the front in the last eighth and won easily. WENDOVER moved up on the outside with a rush, but tired after offering-a bold bid entering the stretch. FOOLHARDY took command at once, drew clear rapidly, responded to strong urging in the stretch, but tired near the end. WEGOWAY. slow to begin, improved his position steadily and finished strongly. NAWAB. shuffled back after five sixteenths and in close quarters thereafter, tired in the drive. GOODBYE BLUES came over sharply when improving her position and tired. ENTREE quit. RIFF quit. Scratched— 25682 Upon. 108. Overweight — Wegoway, 1 pound; Entree, 4.
