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BELMONT PARK j HEW YORK, N. Y., THURSDAY. MAY 14, 1936.— Belmont Park 1 12 miles, 6 14 feet. Fourth day. Westchester Racing Association. Spring meeting of 24 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. 99 books. Weather clear. Steward representing New York State Racine; Commission. M. Cassidy. Stewards of Meeting, A. H. Morris and H. O. Vosburgh. Steward representing National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, A. C. Bostwick. Judges, E. C. Smith, A. Burlen and C. Cornehlsen. Starter, G. Cassidy. Racing Secretary, J. B. Campbell. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 1:30 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 Widener Course. Orissa, June 4, 1928— :51— 2— 119. OeTQAQ Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming M%yOJ£d price, ,000; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. May-14-36-Bei Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third. 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA Nt PF St % Str Fin Jo. keys Owners O H C P I YOUR HONOR we 112 3 1 li 14 1* PetersM P M Burch 4 4£ 16-5 6-5 1-2 25335 JINX w 109 6 6 3n 2* 2 SaundersVV H P Headley 3£ 5 4£ 8-5 7-10 255103TYOSOME wb112 4 4 4* 3i 3h Gilbert! G D Widener f9-5 13-5 2 7-10 1-3 25121 TINTORETTO wb112 9 8 63 44 *4 CoucciS Manhasset Sta 7 12 10 4 8-5 25188 SWORD QUEEN wb 115 13 7£ 5* 56 WorkmanR V Emanuel 15 30 20 8 4 24901 NEBRASKA CITY w 112 2 2 8 72 6"k PichonL Falaise Stable 20 40 30 12 6 24117 RELIANT w 109 8 5 26* 7h YagerE G D Widener +9-513-5 2 7-10 1-3 25121 FLAGSTICK w 116i 7 9 9 9 83 WoolfG Brookmeade Sta 15 40 30 12 6 OCTAVE w 112 5 7 5« 8£ 9 WrightWD N I Asiel 4 7 6 2 1 fCoupled as G. D. Widener entry. Time, :55!. Track fast. Winner— Ch. g, by Justice F.— Miss Kilrane, by Olambala trained by P. M. Burch; bred by Mr. P. M. Burch. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:30. AT POST— 1£ minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. YOUR HONOR moved into command after the break, raced straight and under restraint, drew away with ease and had speed in reserve at the end. JINX, a forward factor from the start, responded readily to pressure to outlast TWOSOME. The latter broke slowly but was placed under pressure, improved her position steadily on the inside and finished with good courage. TINTORETTO raced truly on the outside and in a forward position made a determined bid under pressure, but faltered suddenly nearing the finish. NEBRASKA CITY showed some improvement and closed well. RELIANT raced greenly throughout. SWORD QUEEN showed an even effort. Scratched— Third Count. 112. Overweight — Flagstick, li pounds. SECOND RACE 5-8 MILE Widener Course. Distraction, June 4, 1927— :56— 2— 125. O rT C 4~h O Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Colts and geldings. Allowances. May-14-36-Bel Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St % Str Fin Jo keys Owners O H C P 8 249872SLTNTII.LATOR wb 110 12 2h Ink 12 GilbertJ A Untermver 3 5 4i 7-5 2-5 KNIGHT GALLANT w 116 3 3 In 2* J, 2" WoolfG Brookmeade Sta 2 11-5 11-5 7-10 1-4 25655SMERRY MAKER w 110 4 5 31 33 35 PetersM Mrs P Corning 8-5 2 7-5 2-5 out 25470 POST MERIDIAN wb 113 2 1 5 5 43 WorkmanR C V Whitney 12 20 20 6 2 FENCING w 110 5 4 4" 4£ 5 WrightWD J E Widener 2J, 6 6 2 3-5 Time, 1:00%. Track fast. Winner — Ch. c, by Broadway Jones — Teresa J., by Helmet trained by H. Dufford; bred by Mr. J. H. Morris. WENT TO POST— 2:59. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. SCINTILLATOR improved his position steadily on the inside, responded to pressure in the final eighth, wore down the leaders and then drew away. KNIGHT GALLANT forced the pace from the start, shook off MERRY MAKER nearing the final eighth, assumed a brief lead, but hung badly at the end. MERRY MAKER showed early speed, raced truly on the outside, but came again under pressure in the final few strides. POST MERIDIAN raced greenly throughout, as did FENCING. Overweight — Post Meridan, 3 pounds. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Widener Course. Balko, Sept. 1, 1930—1:09—5—136 OBrOf|/| Twenty-Second Running HOLLIS CLAIMING STAKES. ,000 Added. *i JOJ± 3-year-olds and upward. 3-year-olds, 115 lbs.; older, 125 lbs. Claiming May-14-36 -Bel price, ,000; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner ,775; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P 8 25708:;TRUMPERY wb 5 113 3 3 2* In lh WorkmanR C V Whitney 2i 4 4 1 out 25618QUEL JEU w 6 104 5 5 3£ 23 22 SeaboG Arden F Sta t8-5 11-5 2 1-2 out 25512;,BLACK BUDDY 5108 1 1 42 32 36 CoucciS Greentree Sta 7-5 7-5 13-10 1-3 out 17966 JAIR w 3 94 2 2 5 45 45 HebertS Mrs A Phillips 10 15 12 3 1 25481 CHANCER wb 3 100 4 4 In 5 5 MerrittR R L Gerry f8-5 11-5 2 1-2 out fCoupled as Arden Farms Stable and R. L. Gerry entry. Time. 1:12%. Track fast. Winner — Br. g, by Sir Gallahad III.— Pantalette, by Broomstick trained by T. J. Hcaley; bred by Mr. C. V. Whitnev. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:27. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. TRUMPERY raced close to the pace from the start, responded to pressure in the final eighth and outlasted QUEL JEU in the final drive. The latter raced truly on the outside, made a determined bid when .railed upon, but hung at the finish. BLACK BUDDY broke well, dropped back after the break and failed la impiuve his position when called upon. JAIR was bothered after the break when TRUMPERY swerved over. He was placed under severe pressure to improve his position, but tired at the end. CHANCER showed a flash of early speed, but quit badly in the final quarter mile. Overweight — Black Buddy, 1 pound. FOURTH RACE 1 MILE. Jack High, May 24, 1930—1:35—4—110. Dobbins Graded Han-OfrO/er dicap Class C First Division. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. May-14-36-Bel Net value to winner 90; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 8 253822ABNER wb4114 1 1 * 2 2i Hi 1* LitzbgerE D Bentham 5 5 4 8-5 4-5 25556 SPEED wb 3 104 5 4 l3 Is l3 21 2i SeaboG R A Mason 6 7 6 2i 6-5 253392STAR SHADOW wb 4 112 2 3 6s 610 6* 4* 31 GilbertJ F E Brown 2 3 2 4-5 1-3 25464 MAXINE F. wb 3 1068 6 52 43 4s 3* 4* WestropeJ Mrs W A Bridges8 12 10 4 2 25271 THORSON w 4 116 7 5 4i 5i 51 5* 5« MerrittR B M Byers 4 7 6 2 1 25124 BRINDLE wb 4 109 3 8 8 8 71 7* 6i SmockF Starmount Sta 8 15 15 6 3 25339 FORTIFICATION wb 5 118 4 2 32 31 31 66 76 WorkmanR A Schuttinger 3 5 5 2 4-5 fill SUNNY LASSIE wb 8 103 6 7 7* 7i 8 8 8 PichonL MMdleburg Sta 40 60 60 20 10 Time, :Uys, :A1%, 1:12%, 1:38%. Track fast. Winner — B. c, by The Porter- Helioden, by Heliotrope trained by D. Bentham; bred by Mrs. L. H. Frye and Mrs. E. A. Miller. WENT TO POST— 3:52. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ABNER followed the early pace while saving ground, moved into command in the stretch and drew ■way. winning with speed in reserve. SPEED was rushed into command after the start, drew away into a safe lead, but tired at the end. STAR SHADOW began slowly, worked his way up on the inside and finished with good courage. MAXINE F. raced forwardly under restraint, but could not improve her position under urging. THORSON showed an even effort all the way. FORTIFICATION was taken under restraint when outrun, but followed the pace closely, faltered badly in the stretch run and was not persevered with. BRINDLE and SUNNY LASSIE began" slowly and were outrun. Scratched— 25241 Conte, 109. Overweight — Speed, 1 pound; Maxine F., li ; Sunny Lassie, 1. FIFTH RACE 1 MILE. Jack High, May 24, 1930— 1:35— 4— HOT Dobbins Graded Han- *VZQfCi dicap Class C Second Division. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. May-14-36-Bel Net value to winner 90; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St i Yi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H O P 8 25467 LEGIONARY wb 5 115 2 3 I2 l2 14 l2 14 GilbertJ Mrs L H Nimkoff3 18-5 18-5 7-5 3-5 25556 SOMEBODY wb 5 119 5 6 V 6i 43 32 21 LitzbgerE Maemere F Sta 4 5 4i 2 1 253403CHIEF MOURNER wb 4 118 9 5 4" 3* 22 2i 3n RayW J D Norris 4 6 6 2 1 20921 WASTER wb 3 105 3 9 8 7i 62 43 46 RenickS Sage Stable 20 30 20 8 4 251933PL4YYOTE w 8 107i 7 7 9 9 72 5i 52 SmockF Starmount Sta 15 30 25 10 5 25475 TREFORD wb 4 112 1 4 3h 41 85 8* 61 PetersM T H Somervillc 3 3 11 5 1 1-2 25556 JOKESTER wb 4 108 8 1 Vz 2 31 61 7» SmithG Mrs L E Dean 10 15 10 4 2 255562IL ER FLEECE w 3 110 6 2 5* 51 5* 7J 8* WattersC J Pepp 6 8 7 3 8-5 mxi 16077 NIGHTMARE muniMAn* wb 3 103 4 8 11 82 9 9 9 SeaboG Greentree Sta 12 20 15 6 3 Tjm ;24 Ai 1;13 1:3J % Trjck Winner— B m by Cohort— Spider Web, by Spur trained by S. Rutchick; bred by Mr. M. Hirsch. WENT TO POST— 4:17. AT POST— 1 minutes. tart good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. IFriRY was rushed into command shortly after the break, showed speed under restraint, drew away in the stretch and held her opposition safe to the end SOMEBODY dropped back after the start worked his way up steadily came to the outside in the stretch and finished with a rush. CHIEF MOURNER, n nearest pursuit of the pace but on the outride, made a determined bid in the stretch, but Wtered suddenly in the final sixteenth. WASTER closed strong on the .ns, e from a slow beginning JOKESTER showed a flash of early speed PLAYVOTE had no mishaps. SILVER FLEECE tired after showing a flash ol " wrwriRht— Waster, 3 pounds; Play vote, li ; Silver Fleece, 5; Nightmare, 3. — — = SIXTH RACE" 1 MILKJacirHighT May 24, 1930—1 : 35— 4— llo7~Purse 00. 3-year-olds. OPDAr7 Claiming Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners since April 11 allowed 3 lbs.; doU7 in 1936, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,300, allowed 3 lbs. May-14-36 Bel Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third. 5; fourth. 5. * r ri" Jo kpvii lwl"-rB 0 H C P S Index Horses EqtA Wt PP St .4 U » 25212-TRAGEDIAN wb 115 9 11 9i 91 5i 32 l2 WestropeJ A G Marchant 3 34 13-5 1 1-2 25555DISTRACT wb113 4 5 4M l2 l3 22 Ra W J D Norris 10 10 10 4 2 25559PEPPER PATCH w 113 14 3 11* 81 81 4| 35 LitzbgerE Mrs I. S Nimk f 5 7 6 22 6-5 253022FXETER wb115 2 8 2h 31 21 21 4 GilbertJ Mrs E D Jacobsll-5 3 3 6-5 3-5 25555 JOAN D w 108 7 10 12l 124 11J 9i 5 i PetersM J Riches 15 30 25 10 5 t 256053MURIELLYNN w 106 6 9 6* 5" 64 6* 6* HernandezFC Gold 10 12 10 4 8 25555 FLYING HOOFS wb 113 13 4 3i 42 4i andn 7»» RenickS L E Keiffer 20 25 25 10 6 255592EVENING HOUR wbIIO 6 6 72 6* 9i 8* 8i KnotiK Mrs P J Walls 12 15 15 6 3 25559 MOMENTARY wb108 1 7 5* 101 101 102 9Ji YagerE S Panarella 20 30 30 12 6 254682SECRET VOTE wb 110 11 13 13* 133 132 11410* MerrittR A Kayfetz 15 20 15 6 I 255552*FREE AGAIN wb 103 8 2 1 2J 3h 7 ll | EyeC P Simonetti 6 10 8 3 8-5 255093WIZARDESS wb 108 10 12 8h 71 7i 123 12l PichonL A Untermyer 15 20 20 8 4 25239BERRY PATCH wb 103 12 14 14 14 14 13» 13« CartwritG Mrs W Jenkins 20 60 50 20 10 25509 AUREATE wbIIO 3 1 10i 11H121 14 14 WattersC S Deutsch 30 50 40 15 8 Time, :24%, :48!, 1:13%, 1:39%. Track fast. Winner — B. g, by Claptrap — Lady Classen, by Escoba trained by A. G. Marchant; bred by Mr. L. E. Keiffer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 4:42. AT POST— 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. TRAGEDIAN improved his position steadily from a slow beginning, came to the outside and, when, straightened in the stretch, finished with a rush and drew away at the end. DISTRACT raced forwardly from the start, assumed command in the early running and had no mishaps. PEPPER PATCH finished with a rush from a slow beginning. EXETER raced forwardly all the way and had no mishaps. MURIELLYN showed an even effort. EVENING HOUR saved ground at the far turn. FREE AGAIN quit under pressure. WIZARDESS began slowly. SECRET VOTE had no early speed. BERRY PATCH lost its stirrup iron shortly after the break and dropped back. FLYING HOOFS quit under pressure. AUREATE broke from outsida the stalls. Overweight — Muriellynn, 1 pound. ■ —
