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PIMLICO THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES AT PIMLICO FRIDAY PAID 47.80 FOR . ♦ PIMLICO, MD., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1936.— Pimlico 1 mile. Fifteenth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 16 days. Baby Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Maryland Raring 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. 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. OCrO-| 2-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May-15-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqf A W PI St Vi Sti Fin Jockeys Owners EquiT. Odds Strt 25304 GENIAL MANNERS w 112 5 4 3* H l2 RenickJ E K Bryson 170-100 25515 SUGABOOT w 112 3 2 52 45 21- DeCamsE Brandon Stable 795-100 25304 TIDY LADY wb 112 8 3 V2 2n 3« WagnerJ J A Huiess 685-100 25194 FRISCO KID wb115 1111 4* 3£ 4? BrysonJ Bomar Stable 520-100 25659 HAPPY HOST wb 115 9 5 6l 5f 5« PikorL J E Simmons 5395-100 25703 WHITE SWEETS w 112 7 9 8* 62 6]£ HanfordC Mrs G Hutchson 785-100 25276 MOONBURN m 115 6 6 7* 73 7h KnappL A G Vanderbilt 2060-100 25394 FLAMING BELLE wb112 4 8 9 8i 8« SmithE J P Jones 900-100 25757 MULVANEY wb 115 1 10 11 9 9* ShelhamerA A B Hanger 5550-100 25659 FLING w 112 2 1 2J 10* 102 McTagrtJ L H Drennan 11095 100 LITTLE WHISK w 112 10 7 10*11 11 HernandezJ Mrs A Getz 7020 100 Time, :23%. :49, :55%. Track fast. , 12 MTJTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS GENIAL MANNERS .40 .00 .20 170—100 100—100 60—100 SUGABOOT 6.60 5.00 230—100 150—100 TIDY LADY 5.60 180—100 Winner — Ch. f, by Broadway Jones — La Recolte, by Meddler trained by H. Baker; bred by Mr. J. H. Morris. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:27. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GENIAL MANNERS, away in the first flight and luckily obtaining racing room between the leaders entering the stretch, assumed command in the final eighth and, under hard urging, came out steadily. SUGAFOOT, sloughed by TIDY LADY and FRISCO KID in the first quarter mile, recovered gamely and finished courageously on the outside in the stretch run. TIDY LADY was rushed hard to gain the lead, saved ground, but tired under punishment. FRISCO KID bore over after the start, caused some crowding at the turn and raced stoutly all the way. HAPPY HOST could not threaten. WHITE SWEETS was outrun. MOONBURN lacked speed to reach a contending position. MULVANEY suffered from crowding directly after the start. FLING quit badly after showing early speed. LITTLE WHISK raced very greenly. Scratched — Tellwick, 112. SECOND RACE 2 MILES. Inception, May 7, 1932 — 3:44 £— 6— 140. Solace Steeplechase *CZQ£i*y Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 140 lbs.; DOO 5-year-olds, 147 lbs.; older. 150 lbs. Winners in 1936 of two races or 00, May-15 36 Pirn 5 lbs. extra. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses EqtA Wt !» St 4 8 Vi 13 Fin Jockejs Owners EquiT. Odds Strt 25704*SYRIAC wsb 9 145 4 4 75- V V l3 MitchellE T H Somerville 280 100 25704**FLYING FEATHRSw 7 148 2 5 4 32 4» 3i 2h WalkerG A B Hagner 465-100 25245 McKINLEY B. w 4 140 5 2 32 41 3* 2£ 315 SmootC Mrs C K Bassett 1880-100 255162*LITTLE WOMAN wb 5 1391 6 2 li 2i 4 5 4* HalevJ Mrs T W Forbes 130 100 25607**OCCOQUAN wb4133 6 1 ll 22 6« 5i 53 Macka F R P Gibb 1560 100 25704 JACKIE wsb 5 147 7 9 5| 65 5* 612 610 SmootG G H Teeple 4660-100 25516 DEPART wsb 7 150 9 7 82 7h 71 71* 71* HirstMrSH S H Hirst +1360 100 20950**. HSTI w 4 1313 3 62 9 8 8 8 CoeL H R Bain 6510-100 25275 FIGHTING COCK Wl 5 147 8 8 9 88 Lost rider. HmnMiRP Mrs W C Hunnoman Jr + fCoupled as S. H. Hirst and Mrs. W. C. Hunneman. Jr.. entry. Time. 3:46%. Track fast. , U MUTUEi-S PAID v , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . SYRIAC .60 .50 .50 280—100 125—100 125—100 FLYING FEATHERS 5.70 4.80 185—100 140—100 McKINLEY B 6.90 245—100 Winner — Br. g, by Dying Ebony — Lexicon, by Golden Maxim trained by M. H. Beams ; bred by Coldstream Stud. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:58. AT POST— 2J minutes. Start eood and slow. Won easily; second and third drivinc. SYRIAC, restrained off the pace for the first turn of the field, moved to the leaders rapidly after clearing the tenth jump, assumed command at the next to the last fence and drew out smartly thereafter. FLYING FEATHERS, prominent all durin r the runnine, rallied to punishment, but could not threaten the winner in the final drive. McKINLEY B., forwardly placed from the beginning and jumping nicely, held on resolutely in the final test. LITTLE WOMAN was used up chasing OCCOQUAN and tired after being displaced at the twelfth fence. OCCOQUAN bore out and swerved into horses on the outside of him at the start, raced boldly for a turn of the field, then tired. JACKIE was held safe. DEPART was never a factor. FIGHTING COCK lost his rider at the twelfth jump. Scratched— 25471Senado. 150; 25516 Snake Charmer, 143; 25756 Black Feather, 143; 25516 M«tacainM 145; 25607 Troyer. 147: 25305 Postman Home. 150: 25811 GreatorexA 143. Overweight— Little Woman. 2X2 pounds; Justi, 1. Corrected weight — Jackie, 147. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1:10 fc— 4— 120. rtjTQ/JQ Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners at the meet-DoDt ing. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 3 lbs. May-15 36 Pirn Claiming price. ,500; if for ,300, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ff % Str Fin Jockejs Owners EquiT. Odds 8trt 25517-iiIDING HIGH w 3 106 12 1J 1J 1J l1 BrysonJ L G Blume 1010-100 25665-.M1SS SNOW wb 6 110 12 4 2" 2: 2* 2r KnappL N E Stanton 270-100 21693 MINT BUD wb 5 108 10 1 14 5] 3" 3» BookerR R B Archer 5380-100 25566 FLOSlLDA w 3 108 7 10 9i 8i 4£ 4" SmithE Mrs H Horst 1030-100 25560-TAUNTON wb5113 4 11 UilOi 7 5" ShelhamerA G L Hamilton 485-100 25609 MORETIDE wb 3 106 9 9 1* 6"k 61 6* DeCamsE J E Hughes 870-100 25349 BLACK RIBBON wsb 4 112 3 8 5" 4" 5£ 7"k HernandezJ Mrs H W Sauer 12750-100 25705 STROPHE wb 3 104 6 12 12 11* 8-; 85 WagnerJ H Langley 3165-100 25662-IILE WORKER wb 4 112 2 7 4» 7| 93 9* PikorL Mrs J H Elliott 870-100 25609 TREASURY KEY w 4 107 8 3 3» 3$ 84 10*1 RenickJ Mrs A J Abel 440-100 24836*BARN STORMER wsb 4106 S 6 8»J 9*U»*U»* HornW C Feltner 9770-100 25755 MISS MARED w 3 105 11 5 1012 12 12 HanfordC H L Straus 11205-100 Time, :23?£, :48, i:W/5. Track fast. Continued on eighteenth page. PIMLICO Continued from fourteenth page. , KUTUEL8 PAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . RIDING HIGH 2.20 .90 .80 1010—100 395—100 240—100 MISS SNOW 4.60 3.40 130—100 70—100 MINT BUD 16.60 730—100 Winner— Br. f, by Sir James— Skytop, by Catalan trained by L. G. Blume; bred by Mr. W. M. Elder. Winner entered to he claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 3:33. AT POST— t] minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. RIDING HIGH, hustled to the front shortly alter the start, responded readily when placed to a hard drive in the last three sixteenths and barely lasted to withstand MISS SNOW. The latter followed closest to I the winner from the beginnine. made repeated efforts and continued strongly until the close. MINT BUD bettered her position gradually and came courageously in the final issue. FLOSII.DA, slower than usual to gain her best stride, circled her field and finished determinedly. TAUNTON closed stoutly from a slow beginning. MORE TIDE lacked early speed, but finished fast on the inside. BLACK RIBBON raced forwardly and showed a good effort. STROTHE was racing gamely at the end. IDLE WORKER tired, as did TREASURY KEY. Scratched— Watchful Era. 104: 25344 Small Devil, 101; 257552Parva Stella, 104; 257053Miss Jones, 104; 25217 Gay Bride. 107; 25705 Night Court, 101. Overweight — Riding High, 5 pounds; Mint Bud, 1; Flosilda, 4; Strophe, 3; Barn Stormcr, Z2 ; Miss Mared, 4. Corrected weight — Black Ribbon. 112. FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:44 4 102. Purse 00. OErQ£?/l 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 108 lbs.; older, 115 lbs. dOD4 Winners since April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners in 1936 allowed 3 lbs. May-1 5-36 Pirn Claiming price, ,300. Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Bal A Wt PP St V ft % ft* Fin Jockeys Owner* Eqolv. Odds Strt 25761 FLUFFY LEE w 6 113 7 5 6i 6;; 3* 2* 1" BrysonJ Mrs C W Williams 190 100 257623HOME WORK wsb 7 115 5 6 5 J 5" 21 12 26 StoutJ Mrs I Bowie 580-100 21724 SKIMALONG w 5 112 1 4 3*J 1* 1« 32 3J HernandezJ Mrs F P Garvan £480 100 25666 INFILEE wb5113 2 8 7- T» 61 52 4 i DeCamsE Mrs E I Shew bridge 1020 100 25707 MOBAKHETA w 4 113 4 3 1* 3l 5i 41 5J HornW C Feltner 570-100 257072JAMUL wsb 5 118 3 1 4 A2 72« 6i 6* KnappL Mrs J J Dolan 415 100 25705 MISS CYLLENE wb 4 113 6 2 2J 2i 4h V 7=° SmithE Mrs T J Donohue 595-100 98429 JUSTA MOMENT w 7 112 f T • 8 8 8 8 PikorL Mrs J H Elliott 15885100 Time, :24, :4925, V.U%, 1*1%, VAt%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS FLUFFY LEE .80 .80 .30 190—100 90—100 65—100 HOME WORK 6.30 5.20 215—100 160—100 SKIMALONG 1510 655—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 lor ,300. WENT TO POST— 4:06. AT POST— 2* minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. FLUFFY LEE, carried wide at the first turn, worked her way into contention at the final turn, withstood a hard drive gamely in the last quarter and was up in the concluding strides. HOME WORK raced to the outside when straightened in the back stretch, wore down SKIMALONG when reaching the stretch and fought it out stubbornly until the finish. SKIMALONG splinted into a long lead early, saved ground, but failed to stay when challenged. INFILEE. slow to begin, closed a good gap. JOBAKHETA failed to rallv when shaken up JAMUL raced in dull fashion. MISS CYLLENE was done after going three quarters. Scratched-25666 Zrmbla, 113; 257093Autowin, 105; 25762 Dcarzin, 112; 25521 Playoff, 112; 25710 Dixie Dora, 100; 25315 R:er Rose. 107. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1:10* A — 4—120. Bal-r»»"Or»r timorean Purse. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. JOOOD May-15-36 Pi m Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third. 5; fourth. 5. "Tndex Horses EijlAffl ITSt K a Str Fin Jockeys Owners E .u!t. Odds Strt 25708JPIII Y BEE w 4 113 12 34 9 l1 ll BrvsonJ Bomar Stable 120100 25393 1 STAR PORTER wb 6 114 3 3 2* 22 2* 2- Richards!! R Parr 135-100 25708 SMI OR BEWARE wb4113 6 1 l1 l1 34 3* WagnerJ Greentree Stable 580-100 25476 HAYTIME II sb5103 5 4 4- 4i 4! 4" HanfordC H R Bain 6725-100 25708 KENTY w 3 103 4 5 5j 5* K*J 5- DeCamsE E M Pike +2095-100 MR. CHIPS wb3103 2 6 6 6 6 6 RcnkkJ P M Walker t ■Koupled as E. M. Pike and 1. M. Walker entry. Time, :23*5. :4725. 1:1335- Track fast. , 12 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKTNG ODDS BILLY BEE .40 .50 .10 120-100 25-100 5-100 STAR PORTER 2.40 2.10 20-100 5-100 SAILOR BEWARE 2.20 *-*• Winner-B. g, by Jean Yaljean— Under the Rose, by Sand Mole trained by R. E. Potts; bred by Mr. J. O. Keene. WENT TO POST— 4:37. AT POST— 8 minutes. Stait cood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BILLY BEE, auav well and e; -cd off the pace after the first eighth, swung to the outside to reach the pacemakeis at the turn, responded to a strong drive to take ommand when straightened into the stretch and held STAR PORTER safe under pressure. STAR PORTER forced a steady pace and continued with excellent courage when the red test ame. SAILOR BEWARE disp]a ed good speed while setting the pace, but was unable to stav when .aught. HAYTIME II. was unable to engage the leaders, but showed a good effort. KFNTY and MR CHIPS were outrun. The latter broke slowly. Scratche l-2r7eO Scu.ldcr. 100. Overweieht — Star Poiter, 1 pound; Kenty, 3; Mr. Chips, 3. SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Con Amore, Nov. 7, 1931— 1: 10 %— 4— 120. Orr"?£ » Happy Times Purse. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds. Allowances. May-15-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second. 00; third, 00; fourth. 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owner* Equiv. Odds Strt 25270BfLL FARNSWTII wbUI 2 1 1* 1* P l-i StoutJ Mrs T M Cassidy 170 100 25022LOVELY GIRL w 106 4 7 8 5" 32 2 BrysonJ Bomar Stable 175-100 £5610 ANEROID wb114 6 4 3l 2» 2" 3- RichardsH E Bruner 610-100 25476-SOBRIETY wbUI 12 2J 34 4 4 KnappL A G Vanderbilt 1075-100 25279GENTE PALATINE w 106 5 8 6J, 6- 5* 5 DeCamsE Mrs A S Bowman 1180-100 25021 BUBBLETTE wb106 3 5 5 72 64 64 RenickJ E R Bradley 8390 100 25518SIR WINDSOR wsb 112 8 6 7 8 7 7* DiliddoA G Christos 19930-100 25708 MY COLIN wbUI 7 3 4i 4* 8 8 ReidC J Hartman 3010-100 Time. :2325. :47%. 1:12. Track fast. , 52 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD8 .. BILL FARNSW0RTH .40 .00 .80 170—100 50—100 40—100 LOVELY GIRL 3.10 2.70 55—100 35—100 ANEROID 3.30 65—100 Winner — B. g, by Crack Brigade — Princess Nora, by Spanish Trince II. trained by C. Buxton; bred by Mr. M. Cassidy. WENT TO POST— 5:12. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow . Won easily ; second and third driving. BILL FARNSWORTH had nice speed to establish a short lead early, disposed of SOBRIETY and ANEROID in turn, was in close quarters on the turn, but drew out easily and had something in reserve at the end. LOVELY GIRL, slow as usual in the early racing, gradually bettered her position, disposed of ANEROID in the stretch drive, but was no match for the winner. ANEROID, forwardly placed from the outset, made repeated efforts to catch the winner and was weakening from his efforts at the end. SOBRIETY flashed early speed, but could not keep up. GENIE PALATINE could not threaten. MY COLIN quit. The others were never prominent. Scratched— 25475Night Play. 111. Overweight — Aneroid, 3 pounds; Sir Windsor, 1. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Watervale, May 17, 1911—1:51—3—112. Purse 00. Qfr QfiFT 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners in 1936. Weight, 114 lhs. **OoO 4 Claiming price, ,300. May-15-36-Pim Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horse* Eq t A Wt PP St % V, «4 Str Ft., jockey Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25758 EGEON m 4 114 6 2 22 1 2 1» HanfordC R C Utz 305-100 25666 JIM BROWN wsb 5 114 2 4 43 3« 2r 1£ 2 BookerR Mrs A Williams 960 100 25762 WISHING STAR w 7 114 4 7 6 6 6 3£ 3£ DeCamsE Mrs R M Boorse 85-100 25762 AIRWAY wsb 8 114 3 6 53 52 5 41 4? FowlerT R B Sanner 2030 100 25349*MARYS MAY w 6 104 7 1 32 4+ 3 55 V ShelhamcrA Mrs P Madeira 1660-100 24674 THATCHESTA wb 4 114 1 5 1" 1M1 6 6 JohnsonE M Knott 1040-100 25395 COVENTRY QUN wb 6 109 5 3 Fell. BronsdonA Mrs G F Cook 6745-100 Time, :242£. :59. 1:153s. IsOK, 1:56,i. Track fast. , S3 MUtUELS PAID — - OFMC1AI BOOKTSO OPDPj EGEON .10 .00 .70 305—100 100—100 35—100 JIM BROWN 7.00 3.10 250—100 55—100 WISHING STAR 2.30 15—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Archaic — Queen of the Sea. by Sea King trained by R. C. Utz; bred by Sanfo;d Stud Farms. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 5:41. AT POST— 1 J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. EGEON, away forwardly. raced THATCHESTA into submission after five-eighths, assumed a short lead when leaving the back stretch, gave way to JIM BROWN in the stretch, but was kept under pressure and was up in the final strides when JIM BROWN tired. The latter, a contender from the start, moved up stoutly in the stretch, but tired under punishment. WISHING STAR, forced to take up when the spill occurred, trailed the field until the final turn and closed stoutly. AIRWAY could never threaten. MARYS MAY quit. THATCHESTA quit badly after showing speed. COVENTRY QUEEN began stumbling right after the start and finally fell, throwing her rider and bothering WISHING STAR. Scratched— 25758 Just Remember. 104; 25815 Lone Miss, 1C4 ; 25132 Mischiefmaker, 109. Overweight — Thatchesta, 5 pounds. EIGHTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Tred Avon, Nov. 3, 1931—1:42 s— :*— 108. orono Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners at the meet-mDoDo ing. Weight, 115 lbs. Winners since April 1, 1936, 5 lbs. extra. Claiming May-15-36 -Pirn price, ,500. Net value to winner 50; second. 50; third. 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt a Wt PP S. 14 Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25428*ROLLICK w 6 115 7 7 8 6» 1| l4 I« JohnsonE E Carver 1465-100 25710 OUR SHIP wsb 5 115 4 3 4* 3l 3;i 2£ 2 ReidC Mrs A Williams 505 100 24775 PEGGY CAN wb4110 2 5 1£ 1£ 2" 34 3* DeCamsE G G Waugh Jr 4190-100 257583MANUAL vs 4 115 5 1 7-5 7" 4j 42 4 BookerR Miss A Booker 395 100 25755;:*CORA KAY wb 4 105 1 4 2 5" 6 63 5l CoffmanC J W hite 355-100 257092TELL IT wb 5 115 8 6 31 2"k 52 5 64 HernandezJ Mrs A Getz 245-100 25705*BY SURPRISE w 4 105 6 8 P 8 1* T- 7 » ShelhamerA Mrs R M Boorse 4825-100 25664 BUDDY BOO wsb 4 115 3 2 SI 4" 8 8 8 HanfordC H C Vaughn 855-100 Time, :24«£. :492s, 1:14%. 1:41%. 1:46%. Track fast. , M MUTUELS PAID , — - OFIICIAt BOOKING otitis ROLLICK 1.30 2.10 .70 1465—100 505—100 285—100 OUR SHIP 9.30 7.30 365—100 265—100 PEGGY CAN 11.20 460—100 Winner — B. g, by Canter — Rose Cloud, by Wrack trained by L. M. Carver; bred by Griffwood Farms. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 6:11. AT POST— 11 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ROLLICK, forced wide at the first turn, improved his position rapidly to engage the leaders, assumed command midway of the final turn and drew out steadily thereafter. OUR SHIP, going foiwardly from the beginning, held on gamely in the final test. PEGGY CAN raced CORA KAY into submission, responded when put to a hard drive and continued with good courage to the end. MANUAL was carried very wide at the iirst turn and lost ground for the balance of the trip. CORA KAY outstayed tiring horses. TELL IT was done after going three-quarters. BY SURPRISE had a rough trip. BUDDY BOO appeared sore on parade.
