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■»«■——— — — — S-SJ | NARRAGANSETT PARK "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND THIRD RACES iTHE AT NARRAGANSETT PARK TUESDAY PAID 0.20 FOR . PAWTUCKET, R. I., TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1936.— Narragansett Park 1 mile. Fifteenth day. Narragansett Racing 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. Reynolds. Judges, W. Moriarity, J. W. Davis and F. Crafton. Starter, H. Morrissey. Racing Secretary, P. 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 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935—1:10,-3—111. fsOO Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since Tf ,*i?» December 31. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. May-19-36-Nar Net va|ue to wjnner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Hones EqtAWtPPBt % % Str Jin Jockeys Owners EquW. Odds Strt 25524 GENERAL A. wb8117 9 6 5$ 3nI In l1 RosenJ Mrs F Williams 610 100 24670*MEROVECH wb 6 112 3 4 41 52$ 44 2* JacksonWG Miss L C White 1735-100 25871 VI RBET wb 3 110 10 8 7$ 62 63 3* ArnoIdG H C Wolfe 165-100 25668 MANYA wb 6 112 5 5 2"k In 31 42$ LutherT Mrs S A Pariseau 490-100 255252*WISE KING wb3105 13 3£ 2" 2n j AndersonI Mrs P A Shaw 360-100 22672*PROSECUTOR wb 4 112 4 2 lj 4 5* 64 LeBlancH Mrs P Plante 3090-100 25568*FORGET NOT wb 8 112 7 10 9* 82 83 72£ CapertonH Walker and Eslick 20670-100 24001*QUEEN HELEN wb 4 107 8 1 6* 72 7£ 82i GreerM Miss M White 3025-100 21168 REVELISH w 5 112 2 9 10 10 10 9* RosgartnC S Burnstein 5850-100 24942 MAYR HOLCOMBEwb 3 110 6 7 82 92 9 10 DeeringJ J L Roberts 1330-100 Time, :23%. :46». 1:124. Track fast. , 42 MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS GENERAL A 4.20 0.50 $ 4.80 610—100 425—100 140-100 MEROVECH 14.80 6.10 640—100 205—100 VIRBET 2.80 40—100 Winner— Br. h, by General Thatcher — Annagh, by Broomstick trained by L. Williams; bred by Mr. H. H. Gaines. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 2:14. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start eood and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GENERAL A. was steadied along in back of the pace in the run through the back stretch, moved up stoutly on the outside rounding the far turn, took command in the stretch and, hard ridden, drew clear. MEROVECH, well up from the start, moved up determinedly in the closing drive and held on stubbornly at the end. VIRBET was shuffled back soon after the start and, unable to gain clear sailing during the early part of the running, closed willingly under punishment. MANYA forced the early pace, assumed a slight lead nearinc the stretch, but was unable to keep pace in the stretch run. WISE KING was forwardly placed. but tired after going a half mile. PROSECUTOR quit badly after showing good speed for the first three eiehths. Scratched— 25137 Golden Key, 105 ; 25670 Bedight, 112. Corrected weight — Virbet, 110. SECOND RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Jackie D., May 7, 1936— :52%— 2— 109. Purse ,000. 2fiOOfi 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special weights. May-19-36-Nar Net va|ue to wjnner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Bqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockey- Owners Eqolv. Odds Strt 25924 SUN CHAUCER w 115 13 41 1* 1 1* HainesG W S Kilmer 245-100 25094 GLEAMING w 112 9 4 33" 2"* 23 LvnchJ P B Codd 405-100 258693FLYING PLAY w 113 12 5 2" U 32 3" WintersM M Mason 370-100 24744 LINLACE wb 112 2 1 li 4* 43 42£ DeeringJ J L Roberts 1390-100 DURWRACK wb115 7 10 53 54 5i 5J JonesR D Shea 2505-100 DANARCO w 115 11 12 11* 7£ 72 6* ArnoldG J H Summers 10360-100 WAR TUMULT w 115 3 7 92£ 6"k 6»k 7 CatroneF T D Nash 3885-100 SOLAR TIME w 115 6 2 6h 9 8£ 8" LutherT P T Chinn 965-100 PANTHER CREEK w 115 5 6 10104 9£ 9 FelsB Windsor Farm Stable 7455-100 25763 WENDY DARLING w 112 10 9 7nk 8£ 103 102£ TinkerH A D Currans 9520-100 QUICK RELIEF w 112 8 11 12 11 11 11 SmithFA C Nuckols and L Gentry 640-100 RIELTHING w 112 4 8 8£ Lost rider. NertneyW Carr Bros 4860-100 Time, :23j/5, :46%. :54. Track fast. , MUTUELB PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB SUN CHAUCER .90 .00 .00 245—100 100—100 50—100 GLEAMING 4.80 3.20 140—100 60—100 FLYING PLAY 2.80 40—100 Winner — B. c, by Sun Briar — Chaucrita, by Chaucer trained by J. R. Pryce; bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. WENT TO POST— 2:48. AT POST— 6J minutes. Start eood and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. SUN CHAUCER, away well and never far back at any stage of the running, saved ground at the stretch turn and, holding on gamely in the stretch drive, held GLEAMING safe. GLEAMING, forced to take up slightly nearing the stretch turn, recovered gamely and closed with good courage. FLYING PLAY, hard ridden from the start, loomed up menacingly nearing the stretch, but was unable to keep pace in the final drive. LINLACE was forwardly placed all the way. DURWRACK, a first-time starter, showed a good effort, but was unable to seriously endanger the leaders. DANARCO moved up on the inside when reaching the stretch and closed willingly. SOLAR TIME retired steadily after showing a flash of early speed. Overweight — Flying Play, 1 pound. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10?,— 3— 111. ty£±£flHr Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since J*J 9J 4 December 31. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. May-19-36-Nar Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owner* Equlr. Odds Strt 25616*GOLDEN SEPTRE wb 4 107 10 5 43 3 In H TuckerE A Hullcoat 450-100 13904*HIGH TREASON w 3 102 9 1 l1 12£ 2 2£ HitshoeR Tremont Stable 515-100 24629*PRINCE DANNY wb 3 105 11 2 22i 2 32 33 AndersonI H Enger 3970-100 25524 SCREEN wb 5 117 6 11 54* 42i 43 MaschekF GLaFlesh 770-100 25670 JOHNNY BANE w 3 110 4 4 3h 6- 62 5 SmithFA Mrs E Mehrmann 1580-100 25669*BE JUST wb 3 103 7 6 8h 7 72 6 JolleyA C W Phelan 7300-100 24632*LADY PAL w 5 107 5 7 6£ 5"K 5»* 7»k LeBlancH O W Ackerman 385-100 25764 SWEET MOLLIE w4112 2 8 102 8 82 8* LynchJ Mrs S H Fairbanks 455-100 207802*RUTLAND w 4 112 3 10 ll3 91 9 •* CapertonH H H Holcomb 2535-100 20879 GOLDEN DUCHESS w 3 107J 8 9 7"1 112 102 102| JacksonWG H A Gourfain 32740-100 20236 GOLDEN WATCH w4114 112 12 12 ll3 IP PullionE Gentry and Davis 23780-100 21038 SQUAWKER w 3 105 12 3 9102 12 12 ArnoldG Nardi and Mangino 690-100 Time. :23, :454£, 1:12%. Track fast. , 52 MUTUFLS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING OHDB GOLDEN SEPTRE 1.00 .90 .60 450—100 195—100 130—100 HIGH TREASON 8.20 5.80 310—100 190—100 PRINCE DANNY 16.30 715—100 Winner — B. f, by The Satrap — Golden Fair, by Wrack trained by A. Hullcoat; bred by Foxcatcher Farms. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 3:22. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. GOLDEN SEPTRE, away in the first flight and steadied along back of the pace, moved up on the outside when reaching the stretch, bore in slightly when passing HIGH TREASON and was going away at the end. HIGH TREASON was in close quarters nearing the finish when the winner bore over. HIGH TREASONS rider made a claim of foul, but it was not allowed. PRINCE DANNY raced prominently placed the entire way and held on well in the drive. SCREEN, shuffled back at the start and unable to gain clear sailing early, closed a good gap. JOHNNY BANE tired after going a half mile. BE JUST raced evenly. LADY PAL was unable to reach the leaders. SWEET MOLLIE was never prominent. SQUAWKER was buffeted around in the opening quarter mile and dropped back. Overweight— High Treason, 2 pounds; Be Just, 3; Golden Duchess, 21; Golden Watch, 2. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10«5— 3— 111. ftOOfi Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Nonas _» JJO winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 lbs. Claiming price, May-19 36 Nar ,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,700. Net value to winner 50; second. 50: third. 0; fourth. 0. Inrtei Horsea Eqt A Wl PP St % Vi Stt Fin .loikevH Owner* EquiT Odds StrT 13518*WESTY JUNIOR wb 7 105 4 4 2" 1" 1 W AndersonI H T Archibald 115-100 257122BACON wb4110 8 2 35 2 * 2h 2"k CatroneF M Lowenstein 800-100 25923 KENT wb4113 2 9 ** fi 63 3 WintersM Francis Stable 1645 100 257142DARK WAR w 6 107$ 9 1 1* 33 and* 4i LynchJ Mrs C Tumin 325-100 25136MEAN LEE w 4 105 7 3 5nk 5$ 4$ 5. CooperA Mrs W C Weant 16980-100 24172 POLLY DEAR w 5 106$ 3 8 8* t*| 71 62$ RosenJ Fletcher and Haskos 15320-100 25713*WEE WINK wb 5 105 6 6 4$ 4$ 3"k 7* CouleS A L Dolan 865-100 24946 MAYSTICK wb5112 17 9 9 85 88 HooperC Blue Moon Stable 2360-100 25714 FREDRICK wb7115 5 5 62 7$ 9 9 LoneoJ R W Perkins 1010-100 Time, :23J4, :45%, V.Wi,. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID — , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS WESTY JUNIOR .30 20 .00 115—100 60—100 50—100 BACON 550 4.30 175—100 115—100 KENT 8.00 300—100 Winner— Br. h, by Westy Hogan — Candy May. by Wormleighton trained by G. L. Arvin ; bred by Mr. H. T. Archibald. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:57. AT POST— 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving. WESTY JUNIOR displayed speed from the start, disputed the lead with DARK WAR while racing restrained, was given a breathing spell midway of the turn, drew clear in the stretch and was never seriously threatened. BACON, in the forefront throughout, continued with good energy to the end. KENT, well placed from the first half mile, closed stoutly thereafter. DARK WAR had early speed, but was unable to shake off the winner and faltered in the drive. JEAN LEE raced evenly throughout. POLLY DEAR was outrun. WEE WINK saved ground at the stretch turn, loomed up threateningly nearing the eighth post and dropped back steadily thereafter. FREDRICK was never a factor. He bled and was eased up at the end. Overweight— Kent, 1 pound: Dark War, 2$; Polly Dear, 1$. Corrected weight — Dark War, 105. Continued on twelfth page. fc — _ — NARRAGANSETT PARK Continued from eighth page. FIFTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Beefsteak, Nov. 6, 1935—1:41—5—117. Valley ~?fif AO Handicap. Purse ,300. 3-year-olds and upward. May-19-36-Nar Net value to winner 75; second. 95; third, 0; fourth, 0. Judex Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Vi % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqoiv. Odds Strt 25819YARREN JR. wb6104 5 4 9*9*343* 12 AndersonI Calumet Farm Stable 520-100 25766 BOSTON BROOK wb4110 4 2 43 4* 2" 22 2" JonesR W A Jones 145-100 25927 GO QUICK wb 4 107 2 3 24 *4 1« In 3= SmithFA B N Kane 240-100 25767 FAUST wh3104 1 1 1 l1 43 422 H CapertonH A G Tarn 435-100 25766 EASY SAILING w 5 104 6 5 5» 58 5* 5* # ThompsonV Mrs S Walker 2195-100 25716 SKIP IT wsb4103 3 6 6 6 6 6 6 TuckerE Mrs F A Carreaud 3775-100 Time, :2344. :47, 1:12%. 1:374s, 1:42%. Track fast. , Si MUTTJEL8 PAID , OFUCIAL BOOKING 0DT18 WARREN JR 240 .90 .80 520—100 145—100 40—100 BOSTON BROOK 3.10 2.40 55—100 20—100 GO QUICK 2.70 35—100 Winner— Ch. h, by Bud Lerner — Basquaise, by Samourai trained by F. J. Kearns; bred by Mr. H. F. Sinclair. WENT TO POST— 4:30. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. WARREN JR., well placed under steadying restraint while holding to a position outside the leaders, moved up stoutly ncaring the final turn and. holding to a course on the outside through the stretch, was slowly drawing out at the end. BOSTON BROOK, restrained early, responded gamely to pressure, but was unable to keep pace with the winner when challenged. GO QUICK disposed of FAUST for the lead, drew clear and. despite holding on stoutly and savinc ground, was unable to maintain her position under hard riding. FAUST faltered after going three quarters. EASY SAILING was outrun. SKIP IT went into the air at the start and was outrun all the wav. Scratched— 25768 Fairsicklc. 103; 25923 Stipulate, 95. Overweight — Easy Sailing, 1 pound. SIXTH RACE 1 116 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43?5— 3— 105. Purse ,100. r?f*f-t f 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. ioUAvr Non-winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 1, 5 lbs. Claiming May-19 36 Nar price, ,200; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,700. Net value to winner 25; second, 65; third, 5; fourth, 5. iDdex Horses Eqt A Wt VV St hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EqnlT. Odds Btrt 25716 CRETE w 4 113 5 6 S* SJ 3" I* |P» JonesR Mrs A II Creech 535-100 25928*RIP VAN WINKLE wb 8 106 8 9 12 3 * 4nk 4i 2* CapertonH J B Theall 1315-100 25874 UNDULATE w 3 MBJ 2 2 1»| V2 12 1| 34 SteffenE Araho Stable 645-100 25573 SE FOX w 8 113 3 3 2l 22 21 3£ 4" DeerineJ J L Roberts 310-100 25768 MARTIN BARTON w 5 115 9 7 9 9 81 SJ 5"k LuthcrT A G Tarn 660-100 25617 ONRUSH w 6 113 7 8 81i 6» 5 7* 6 HooperC Mrs R Pollard 2465-100 25355:iCASCPEDIA wb 3 105 6 4 4* 1 12 82 71 RosgartnC M Madden 1465-100 25620-ROCK POINT wb6111 4 5 6» 89 9 8 ThompsonV F E Allen 270-100 25817 THE MAULER wb4 115 1 1 31 41 6j j 9 TrenrhardS L H Miner 17590-100 Time, :242s, :4835. 1:13%, 1:40, 1:46%. Track fast. , 5? MUTiiFLS PAID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODT18 CRETE 2.70 .20 .50 535—100 210—100 175—100 RIP VAN WINKLE 13 50 8 40 575—100 320—100 UNDULATE 6-50 225-100 Winner— Br. e, by Chilhowec — Yvonda. by War Cloud trained by M. Parke; bred by Swingalong Stable L Mr. T. Young? Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 4:59. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start eood and slow. Won drivme: second and third the same. CRETE was not hurried for the first half mile, began moving up steadily leaving the back stretch, wore down UNDULATE inside the last eighth for the lead and, hard ridden the remainder of the way, lasted to stave off the closing bid of RIP VAN WINKLE. The latter, away slowly, lost much ground around the Brst turn, moved up stoutly on the outside nearing the far turn, circled the leader and closed with a rush well out in the track throueh the stretch. UNDULATE outran his lield to the first turn, was rated along in front and tired throueh the last eiehth. SEA FOX, under restraint while following in nearest pursuit of the pace, tired after reaching the stretch. ONRUSH showed some speed in the run down the back stretch. ROCK POINT was never prominent in a dull effort. Overweight — Undulate, 4 pounds. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILK AND 70 YARDS. Beefsteak, Nov. 6, 1935—1:41—5—117. Purse Of?fl-f -j ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 ■Wll lbs. Non-winners since May 1 allowed I lbs.; since April 1, 5 lbs. Claim-May 19 36 Nar ing 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 Eq t A Wt PP St hi hi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eqol*. Odds Btrt 2562PLONE HAND wb 6 115 4 6 51* As 22 1«* 14 WintersM Mrs C P Lindner 270-100 257182*RHODESIA w 8107 1 2 2]i 2Ji 3*| 3 2 AndersonI Mrs E D Jacobs 160-100 25575l*BRIGHT BIRD wsb7111 8 5 ls ll 1» 2" 32£ CoopcrA I. Haymaker 540 100 25672!*BEAU BON w 6 110 2 1 3* 5 442443 JolleyA Mrs E Hauehton 1020 100 25672 SIR THOMAS wb5112 5 7 8 6 £ 6s 5 i 51 HowellR W T Johnson 1 810-100 25613 BENDER FIRST w 5 115 7 4 1 * 13 7, 7£ 6* TrenehardS J A Bender 2560 100 25711*JEAN BROWN w 6 103 6 3 4$ 3" 5"k 62 7J CapertonH J B Theall 15715-100 258233*EDDIE WRACK wb4107 3 I fi I 8 8 8 LeBlancH C W Phelan 1440-100 Time, :234$. :48%, 1:13J4, 1:38, 1:44. Track fast. , ft MUTUEIS FAID , , OFFICIAL BOOVG 08 LONE HAND .40 .40 .60 270—100 70—100 30—100 RHODESIA 3.20 2.50 60—100 25—100 BRIGHT BIRD 2.90 45—100 Winner — Ch. g. by Single Foot — Enchantment II., by Valens trained by C. P. Lindner; bred by Mr. J. Crawford. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WENT TO POST— 5:28. AT POST— 2* minutes. Start good and slow. Won handiK ; second and third driving. LONE HAND was restrained off the pace for the first five eighths, moved up stoutly when called upon, wore down BRIGHT BIRD for the lead when reaching the stretch and drew clear at the end. RHODESIA, forced the early pace, bore out rounding the far turn, was quickly straightened out and closed with good energy. BRIGHT BIRD raced to the front after roundine the first turn, was steadied along in front, but was unable to keep pace in the closing drive. BEAU BON closed some ground. SIR THOMAS dropped back to last place straightening out in the back stretch, moved up on the outside, but was unable to make up any ground in the last three-eighths. JEAN BROWN tired. Scratched— 25822 Exaggeration. 102; 25669 Out Bound, 112. Corrected weight — Sir Thomas, 112. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43%— 3— 105. Purse ,000. Of? f~i O 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since December 3L 3- **VJ- year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. May-19-36-Nar Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Kin JocHey Owners Eqolv. Odds Strt 25668 MORGIL wb 7 118 4 3 22J 4U 3] 1" ls McDcrmtL C A Grande 720-100 21219RAMUS wb8118 2 2 52i 5£ 4"k 2S 2 i RosgartnC Ascot Stable 175-100 25765 CABLEGRAM wb 3 110 10 5 1* V2 H 32| 3nk DeeringJ J L Roberts 585-100 25925 WICKCL1FFE wb6118 6 11 11" 11* 95! «4 JonesR W Wickes 610-100 25765 LA RO KEYS wb3110 9 6 341*84 6£ 5£ ThompsonV W S Crawford 5115-100 25765 ANHELATION w 3 110 5 10 12 10" 102 102 62 MachadoL A B Ciccone 8660 100 25925*PATCHEYE wb 5 108 12 9 8* 8 6 4*| 72 HitshoeR M Nelson 920-100 25765*SECURED wsb 3 105 8 8 4£ 34 t*J 7| 8 LeBlancH E T Burke 3080-100 25876VSICKLE HOUR w 4 113 11 12 102 91 72 92 92 CooperA Mrs W C Weant 7465 100 15659*VESTED POWERwb 6 113 1 1 3 * 2h 5 8h 10* BarbaJ W H Gallaeher 800-100 20653*TEDDY CARL wb4113 7 7 72 6 ll2 IP 115 jacksonWG Miss L C White 1790-100 25618 DASH IN wb 5 118 3 4 9" 12 12 12 12 LeylandJ C E King 10520 100 Time, :24%, :48%, 1:14, 1:41, 1:47%. Track fast. , S2 MUTUELS PAID— , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB MORGIL 6.40 .30 .70 720—100 165—100 135—100 RAMUS 3.80 2.90 90—100 45—100 CABLEGRAM 3.90 95—100 Winner — Gr. h, by Morvich — Girl o My Heart, by Superman trained by C. A. Grande; bred by Mr. B. Block. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 5:58. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MORGIL, well placed from the start, was not hurried in the run down the back stretch, responded camely when placed under punishment and, taking the lead in the stretch, held RAMUS safe at the end. The l itter moved up on the inside down the back stretch, was sent to the outside rounding the far turn, raced to the inside at the stretch turn and closed gamely. CABLEGRAM displayed speed throughout, but tired in the last quarter mile. WICKCLIFFE closed eround, but was never a threat. LARO KEYS was unable to improve his position when called upon. PATCHEYE was never a threat. SECURED had speed for the first five-e.ghths. VESTED POWER retired steadily after a quick beginning.
