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NARRAGANSETT PARK T *, J THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES » AT NARRAGANSETT PARK FRIDAY PAID 9.10 FOR . I PAWTUCKET, R. I., FRIDAY, MAY 15. 1936— Narragansett Park 1 mile. Twelfth day. Narragansett flaring Association. Spring meeting of 19 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Rhode Island Racing Commission. A. Tilton. Stewards, T. Thorp, C. B. Stickney and H. Rovnolds. Judges, V. Moriarity, J. W. Davis and F. Crafton. Starter, H. Mornssey. Racing Secretary, I. Horgan. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 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. Jackie D., May 7, 1936— :52%— 2— 109. Purse ,000. OCT QfiA 2-year-olds. Claiming:. Non-winners of two races. Weight, 115 lbs. Non-tloOa winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 lbs. Claiming price, May-15 -36 -Nar ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner 50: second, 50; third. 0; fourth. 0. Jndei Horses EqtAWt PP S» k Str Kin Jo« keys Owners EquW. Odda Str t 2*343 SQUARE wb109 4 3 li 14 1=4 P LxnchJ Mrs W H Cane 405100 25526 MAESTROM w 110.10 6 4»J ** 9 Sty WintersM Miss L C White 635-100 25667-TLYING PLAY w 107 11 P 2»k 2»k 31 AtkinsG M Mason 2370-100 25715"CATHY P. wb 109 6 4 3£ 5£ 5 4J CarrollW Mrs C Phillips 495-100 GRIM AI.DI w Ut| 7 10 51 3£ 4"k 5»k I.utherT P T Chinn 4385-100 22636 ENFIN wl07 8 7 6 6* 6J, 6 NertnevW C H Trotter 14260 100 25715 BARON LYNN wb 110 3 5 7 8 7*4 7J HowellR R W Collins 960-100 25614-ONE NIGHT wb 110 11 9 99 Vi 8* SmithFA J A Best 290-100 25763 YKTIVE w 102 9 8 14 1* 9- 94 LeBlancH J M Zimmer 1365-100 25433 OCR MAJOR w 110 2 2 10,; 10- 10" 10 CatroneF M Lowenstein 805-100 KHAY will 5 11 11 11 11 11 LeWandJ Miss R Seidcnberg 8475-100 Time. :23. :46. :53?£. Track fast. , U MUTUELS PAID , , — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODT8 . SQUARE 0.10 .70 .93 405—100 185—100 95—100 MAESTROM 6.80 4.70 240—100 135—100 FLYING PLAY 8.80 340—100 Winner — Br. f, by Sickle — Be Fair, by Fair Play trained by L. A. Brusic : bred by Mr. J. E. Widcner. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:22. AT POST— 5£ minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving. SQUARE raced to the front with a rush, drew clear, opened up a good lead and dominated the running throughout and was never menaced, winning with speed in reserve. MAESTROM moved up steadily after leaving the back stretch and closed in determined fashion through the stretch. FLYING PLAY unseated her rider in the parade to the post, ran oft a slow three eighths, followed the pace closest early, but was hard ridden in an attempt to reach the pacemaker and faltered in the closing drive. CATHY P. was prominently placed all the way. GRIMALDI raced well. ENFIN raced evenly. BARON LYNN was unable to enter into serious contention. ONE NIGHT ran off the reverse of the track on the way to the post, broke slowly and was outrun. Overweight — Square, 2 pounds: Maestrom, 3 ; Grimaldi, 2i.; Khay, 1. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10*6—3— 111. rxrQryrk Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Claiming. 3-year-olds, A*JO 4J 110 lbs.; older, 114 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed May 15 36 Nar for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third. 0; fourth, 0. Index Horse* E j t A Wt It ■ Kt V, Mi r.n Jockeys Owner. Eqolv. Odd* Strt 25673:;*LADDIE STONE wb 4 109 11 1 2- 2- 1 P" Andersonl Calumet Farm Stable 170-100 JUDGES VERDICT w 3 112!; 2 2 P P* 23 2« LutherT P T Chinn 970 100 25673 MIXED GOODS wb3102 9 7 6l 7£ 3 3nk Deering.J Mrs C Phillips 775-100 25076CRKSTON wb6106 6 9 9- 8- 8- 4 -J Cooper A W C Weant 9740-100 23922 GIANTESS wb 3 103 7 3 4* 4» 4£ 5 TurkC Mrs E A Neely 8655-100 25673YANKEE PRINCE w 4 110 3 8 82 94 7 6l WimmerB P A Shaw 3400-100 24678 TRIANON w 4 106 8 6 5i 5"k p* 7£ ThompsonV H A Gourfain 8275-100 25403 TERRY ON wb3107 5 10 . 104102 10"* 8£ NertnevW W I Joyce 1900-100 25478*STILL DARK wb 3 100 4 4 31 34 5" 91 LeBlancH W H Gallagher _ 1060-100 25711 COURT w3110 10 11 11* IP 11« 10* RosenJ E W Duffy 2530-100 25478*MAD DASH wb3103 15 7l 6» 6£ IP JollevA L E Hannon 710-100 23416PRETTY RUSSELLwa 3 ICO 12 12 12 12 12 12 TuckerE Mrs S B Mason 470-100 Time. :23i. :46?s. IrtSK- Track fast. , Vi MUTUELS rAlD , , OFFICIAI POOKTNO ODDS LADDIE STONE .40 .10 .10 170—100 105—100 55—100 JUDGES VERDICT 9.20 6.20 360—100 210—100 MIXED GOODS 3.93 95—100 Winner — B. g. by Sir Gallahad III. — Lady Stone, by Jim Gatlney trained by F. J. Kearns; bred by Mr. A. B. HmcocU. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:59. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same. LADDIE STONE, in closest pursuit of the early pace, moved up on the outside when reaching the stretch and outlasted JUDGES VERDICT at the end. The latter displayed speed from the start and fought it out determinedlv at the end. MIXED GOODS worked her way up steadily and closed with good courage. CRESTON teats! up some ground. GIANTESS raced forwardly placed throughout. STILL DARK, well placed earlv, faltered in the closing drive. TRIANON, well placed, was unable to improve her position under punishment". MAD DASH tired. PRETTY RUSSELL, away slowly, trailed throughout. Overweight — Judges Verdict. 2], pounds; Giantess, 1; Yankee Prince, 4; Mad Dash, 3. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10 %— 3— 111. OCTCT"! Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; 4uOi 1 older, 117 lbs. Non-winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 May-15 36 Nar lbs. Claiming price, ,300; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner 50; second, 50: third, 0; fourth. 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt IT St hi % Str Fin Jockey* Owners KquiT Odd* Strt 25713*TOANO wb5103 3 1 P 1«| 14 1* JollevA Miss A Doris 330-100 25668 "GUILDER w 9 112 6 4 2" 21 22 22 LeBlancH F Eaton 230-100 25670 SIC EM wb 4 114 2 5 42 4-A 34 34 RosenJ Liberty Lane Stable 655-100 25615 VIRBET wb 3 105 1 7 74 5"*5"*4j ArnoldG H C Wolfe 660-100 25525 SCOTCH PEPPER m 5 110i 8 9 8™ 7» 63 52 WintersM Mrs C P Lindner 2875-100 O9460TH ARMED EYES w 4 101 7 2 3" 3£ 4£ 63 Andersonl Mrs E D Jacobs 2585-100 25436 MOLL wb 3 10210 8 91 8Ilk 74 7£ MaschekF Silver Stock Farm Stable 2330-100 25563 CATCHALL wb4110 5 11 11 11 10- 8"k JonesL W E Snyder 3210-100 25024 SAINTED wb5109 9 10 10*10* 9| 9 RosgartnC Ascot Stable 9995-100 25669 EVANGELIST wb 4 112 4 3 51 6" 8£ 10* CarrollW Walker and E-lick 895-100 25435 JOHN DOE wb 3 109 11 6 6 9-11 11 HooperC Blue Moon Stable 1455-100 Time, :23%. :46!g. 1:12. Track fast. , S2 MUTUEL9 PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS TOANO .60 .60 .40 330—100 130—100 70—100 GUILDER 3.70 2.90 85—100 45—100 SIC EM 4.00 100—100 Winner — B. m, by Happy Argo — Keechie. by Nassovian trained by H. L. Campbell; bred by Mr. H. R. Dulanv. Winner entered to be claimed for 51.300. WENT TO POST— 3:31. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start zood and slow. Won driving; second and third driving. TOANO, quickest to begin, displayed speed all the way. withstood determined opposition from GUILDER and, hard ridden at the end, held the latter safe. GUILDER, in closest pursuit of the winner from practically the start, fought it out gamely to the close. SIC EM, in the first flight from the start, held on willingly in the closing drive. VIRBET came stoutly under punishment through the stretch. SCOTCH PEPPER closed some ground. CHARMED EYES had speed fur the first half mile, weakening slightly therealter. MOLL was never able to reach the leaders. SAINTED was outrun. EVANGELIST tired after displaying carlv speed. "Scratched— 25711 M. J. Brennan. 117. Overweight — Toano, 1 pound; Scotch Pepper, lj ; Moll, 21, ; John Doe, 2. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10 /£— 3— 111. rtprorTQ Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; 2«30 4 M older, 117 lbs. Non-winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 May-15-36-Nar lbs. Claiming price, ,300; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner 50; second. 50: third. 0: fourth. 0. judex Horses Eg U Wt IT St /* Str Kin Jockeys owners Equir. Odds Strt 25068 STROGAN w 5 107 6 1 V- P ll ThompsonV E J Granfield 655-100 25479 BELIEVER wb5112 4 9 10 7"k 3 2 LutherT Bristol Sta 240-100 I 25669 PROTEUS w 7 117 1 2 2 PJ 2»k 3" LvnchJ AHulIcoat 340-100 25479; JUDGE PEAK wb7106 5 3 3131 4« 4- CooperA W C Weant 825-100 25669 TRAMWAY wb3105 7 7 61 •* 5* S* NertneW Mrs C Tumin 3780 100 24592 IRISH HERO wb3102 9 10 8£ 8* 7i 6i Jacobs.I C Murray 10425 100 19690 FAGOT w 3 IO64IO 3 5J 6 6»k 7J, AtkinsG P T Chinn 19090 100 25525 *CONCHITA w 4 105 8 4 T- 9« 9 8- LeBlancH Mrs G S Preece 1230-100 256G9-;*LOOKOUT BOYS wb 3 102 2 5 4 5i 82 9* HitshoeR F J Estes 555 100 25G72*BALMCN wb4107 3 5 910 10 10 CapertonH T F Swords 1010-100 Time. :23U- :46. 1:122s- Track fast. , f2 JfUTUELS PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS STAROGAN SIS-™ $ 5.90 $ 4.70 655—100 195—100 135—100 BELIEVER 400 33° 100—100 65-100 PROTEUS 3-80 90—100 Winner- Br. m, by Westy Hogan— Candy Star, by Sunstar trained by P. Sanford; bred by Mr. H. T. .".ciiihal I. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 4:03. AT POST— 2J minutes. Start eood and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving STAROGAN raced to the front at once, drew away into a good lead and was never threatened thereafter, v inning with speed in reserve. BELIEVER, badlv outrun early, came stoutly in the last quarter mile, but us unable to reach the winner. PROTEUS raced prominently placed throughout and held on determinedly in the closing drive. JUDGE PEAK was well placed throughout. TRAMWAY was unable to reach the leaders. IRISH HERO closed some ground on the outside of bis field. CONCHITA was never a threat. LOOKOUT BOYS tired. Scratched-24733 Bay Buddy, 107; 25711 Jean Brown, 102. Overweight— ragot, lj pounds. FIFTH RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Jackie D., May 7, 1936— :52%— 2— 109. Third Run-OKOFfo ning WATCH HILL CLAIMING STAKES. ,500 Added. 2-year-olds. Oo • O Weight, 116 lbs. Winners twice since April 1, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners May-15-36-Nar since April 1 allowed 3 lbs. Maidens allowed 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,500. No apprentice allowance. Net value to winner ,695; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqulT. Odds Strt 25482 CONSERVATIVE w 110 7 4 P P P 1 Lynch.I W W Adams 295-100 25526-TALKED ABOUT wb 108 1 1 3£ 2i 23 2?- Andersonl Calumet Farm Stable 275-100 25526:PRINCE SADOR wb 108 4 6 641 3| 3| DeeringJ J L Roberts 445-100 25526 SAY WHEN wb 110 6 5 4* 51" 41 4i JonesL W H Gallagher 1920-100 25763-iHIGH HASTE w 102 2 2 2"k 3n« 51 52 LeBlancH Fairbanks and Craig 940-100 25153 CARDINALIS wb 113 8 7 5| 6 61 6 LutherT Mr Nightingale 400-100 25482 CHANTING w 110 3 3 7* 7 76 78 NertnevW W H Gallagher t 25715 GREY SHOT wb105 5 8 8 8 8 8 ArnoldG T S and J S Mulvihill 4625-100 •fCoupled as W. H. Gallagher entry. Time. :23. :46. :524-s. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS CONSERVATIVE .90 .00 .90 295—100 100—100 45—100 TALKED ABOUT 3.90 3.00 95—100 50—100 PRINCE SADOR 3.10 55—100 Winner — Ch. f, by Happy Argo — Modification, bv High Time trained by L. A. Brusie; bred by Mr. C. T. Gravson. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:38. AT POST— 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving. CONSERVATIVE was rushed to the front, drew into a good lead, delivered a handy brand of speed and was never threatened, though ridden out through the stretch. TALKED ABOUT was well placed from the beginning and continued in game fashion to the end. PRINCE SADOR was hard ridden to reach contention and held on stoutly in the closing drive. SAY WHEN, well placed, was unable to improve his position under punishment. HIGH HASTE, under pressure from the start, was unable to threaten the leaders. CARDINALIS, despite being vigorously ridden, could never threaten. CHANTING was outrun. Scratched-24129 Front Fender, 108; Mr. Blaze. 108. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Beefsteak, Nov. 6, 1935—1:41—5—117. New orOrTJ England Owners Handicap. Purse ,300. 3-year-olds and upward. May-15-36-Nar Net value to winner 75; second, 95; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP st% % | Str tin Jockeys Owners EquW. Odds Strt 25572 HAPPY HELEN wb 4 116 3 1 5 4- V 2 1" HainesG Mrs H H Broun 355-100 25401 COL. GREENE wb 4 118 6 8 3h 24 l2 14 2* LynchJ W Adams 140 100 25716 JOHN WERRING wb4111 4 3 4 l"k 21 32 34 DeeringJ Bristol Stable 1200-100 254003VOTE BOY wb 4 115 2 2 li 3 «■* •* 44 HitshoeR T F Swords 1625-100 25355JOHNNYCAKE w 3 99 7 4 2»k 54 52 52 52 SmithFA T F Swords + 257683UNDULATE w 3 101 5 6 7£ 7J 7£ 62 62$ Andersonl Araho Stable 395-100 25668 LITTLE CORPORLwb 5 100 8 7 8 8 8 72 73 CooperA H and P Plante 9680-100 25356 JODA w 4 102 1 5 64 64 6nk 8 8 KopelF Mrs M J White 18e0-100 fCoupled as T. F. Swords cntrv. Time, :23%, :474, 1:12%. 1:38%. 1:43%. Track fast. , KUTUFLS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD8 HAPPY HELEN .10 .48 .40 355—100 120—106 70—100 COL. GREENE 3.40 2.70 70—100 35—100 JOHN WERRING 4.90 145—100 Winner — B. f, by Happy Argo — Stalwart Helen, by Stalwart trained by H. H. Brdwn; bred by Mr. A. M. Chichester, Jr.. . WENT TO POST— 5:08. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start sooil and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. HAPPY HELEN moved up steadily in the run down the back stretch, responded gamely to hard riding and was up right at the end to defeat COL. GREENE. The latter moved up fast down the back stretch, raced to the front, drew into a good lead and, despite hard urging, just failed to last. JOHN WERRING had speed from the start and. though unable to withstand the first two, fought it out gamely to the close. VOTE BOY, well placed for the first five-eighths, was unable to keep pace thereafter. JOHNNYCAKE was unable to improve his position under urging. UNDULATE was outrun. Scratched — 25616Nipantuck, 105. Overweight — Undulate, 1 pound ; Little Corporal, 5. Continued on eighteenth page. NARRAGANSETT PARK Continued from fifteenth page. J SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934—1:43-5—3—105. Purse ,000. OCT O7K 3-year-olds. Claiming:. Weight, 114 lbs. Non-winners since May 1 allowed ~*Jand ■ «* 3 lbs. Claiming price. 82,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,700. May-15-36-Nar Net va|ue t0 wjnner 50; second, 50; third. 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Kq t A Wt PP St % % *i Str Kin Jockeys Owners Euotv. Odds 8trt 25615THUM3S DOWN »r»lH 5 3 •* ** t l» 14 CarraOW A Kctcl.cn 850-100 25529 MARCLEAVE will 4 4 b2 6* 51 4* J 2" I.vonsD C Whittingham 820-100 g438»HERONDAS mitt 6 6 3 32 3i 3 3U AndersonI B N Kane 670-100 25573 CONTINUITY wb!06 8 5 2 U 21 21 4- HoucllR Hauehton and West 210-100 25529*MIF.I.ETTA b 101 3 1 1 2 A2 5- 5J HitshoeR Mrs J A Gormley 720 100 B615»RAMS HEAD wbIOO 2 8 V2 71 V2 6 6 WimmerB J N Crofton 060-100 25529*TRUJII.LO wb 106 7 7 8 8 8 V2 73 CapertonH W A Jones 460-100 24876*CINAR wb 106 1 2 5U 5 j 6l 8 8 JolleyA B Parke 1715-100 Time, :24.s, :48*5. 1:132s. 1:39%. 1:46%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS THUMBS DOWN 9.00 .30 .10 850—100 365—100 155—100 MARCLEAVE 11.60 6.70 480—100 235—100 HERONDAS 5.20 160—100 Winner — B. g, by Midway— Sentimental, by Marathon trained by A. Ketchell ; bred by Mr. W. F. Knebelkamp. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:38. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. THUMBS DOWN was steadied alone in back of the pace, raced to the front before reaching the stretch and drew out in the last eighth. MARCLEAVE. outrun early and saving all possible ground, came with cood energy throueh the stretch run. HERONDAS, well placed throughout, held on eamely to the close. CONTINUITY wore down M1ELETTA for the lead, but faltered after coing three-quarters. MIELETTA had good early speed, but was unable to keep pace when the real racing began. RAMS HEAD was unable to reach serious contention. TRUJILLO was outrun throughout. CINAR tired. Scratched— 255293Lady Sage, 101; 255292Wisc Will, 111. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Time Supply, Nov. 9, 1935— 1:49%— 4— 119. Purse ,000. r crorrO 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since March 1. Weight, "to U 116 lbs. Non-winners since December 31 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, May-15 36 Nar ,600; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,400. Net value to winner 50; second. 50: third, S70; fourth. 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt Il St % |ft *i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 25621-LEE LAFFOON wb4106 4 8 6" 5l 2" 1» 1 DeeringJ J L Roberts 435 100 25616 SEA WICK wb4 111 2 2 1* V2 l2 22- SmithFA M Simmons 125-100 25616 J PL AT. M BLONDE wn 6 101 3 3 3J, J 3»k 32 32 AndersonI Miss H Bauer 425-100 25717 THATCH wit 6 110 5 6 8 8 8 41 «*$ FelsB J Reatle 765-100 25616*VOI.TA MAID w 7 106 6 4 5 !■* |P* 5"k 5 I.eBlancH Mrs J L Wilson S30-100 25484 FA1RYSTREET w 6 106 7 7 7J, 7 7 6J 6 LaidlevO A Tipton 1615-100 25673*SICKLE HOUR w 4 104 1 1 4* 4*J 5* 7£ 7* CooperA Mrs W C Weant 8080-100 25714*CUMBERLAND wr. 4111 8 5 2 Pf 4J, 8 8 GreerM H H Brown 7640-100 Time, :25, :494s, 1:1435, 1:402s. 1:53%. Track fast. , %J MUTUELS PAID . , OFFICIAI ROOKTTJG OPS LEE LAFFOON 0.70 .00 .80 435—100 100—100 40—100 SEAWICK 2.70 2.40 35—100 20—100 PLATINUM BLONDE 2.60 30—100 Winner— Ch. f, by Judge Hay— Attilia. by Tea Caddy trained by J. L. Roberts; bred by Mr. C. W. Hay. Winner entered to be claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST— 6:07. AT POST— 3J minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving. LEE LAFFOON was not hurried during the first half mile, moved up steadily leaving the back stretch, moved to the pacemaker with a rush when reaching the stretch and drew out through the last eighth. SEAWICK displayed speed from the start, drew clear after disposing of CUMBERLAND and. despite holding on stoutly, was no match for the winner in the drive. PLATINUM BLONDE was a prominent factor throughout and held on in detei mined fashion to the close. THATCH was outrun for the first three-quarters and closed with a rush on the inside through the stretch. FAIRYSTREET was never able to reach the leaders. CUMBERLAND had good speed, but quit badly rounding from the back stretch.
