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HAST1NOLA RETURNS TO RACING IN WINNING FORM Surprise Winner of South Shore Handicap at Washington Park Long Rest Beneficial to Troutt Mare Mrs Emil Dene marks WellBacked Entry Fails to Score Third Victory of Day for Owner HOME WOOD III May 26 Taking to racing with a new zest after having been rested at the Benton 111 farm of her owner Clyde Troutt since the close of the New Orleans season the fiveyearold Hastinola entirely overlooked in the betting was a driving winner of the South Shore Handicap which headlined Wednesdays program at Washington Park With Paul Ryan in the saddle the daughter of Peter Hastings and Anola raced the threequarters in 115 over the heavy track to get the decision by a head Pressing the Illinoisowned winner for honors at the end was another outsider Mrs F A Carreauds sevenyearold War Glory with the wellbacked entiy of Mrs Emil Denemark Higher Cloud and Corinto mira ana lourm respectively war Glory beat Higher Cloud a length for second place while Corinto was a little less than a length farther back backat at the end Among those which rounded out the field of ten sprinters was Nations Taste the favorite which did not seem to fancy the going and which never proved a strong factor Crossbow U another well sup ¬ ported also failed to offer serious conten ¬ tion tionFOYOT FOYOT EABLY LEADER LEADERFoyot Foyot raced past Transmutable shortly after the start and showed the way for the first quarter but then Hastinola forged to the front to stay there to the end The Troutt mare opened up a sizeable lead on the stretch turn and maintained it to the final furlong where War Glory which had been well up from the outset gradually moved closer In a few more strides War Glory might have overtaken the ultimate winner which paid 5920 for 200 in the mutuels mutuelsTransmutable Transmutable and Foyot gave way badly after their early displays of speed while Higher Cloud and Corinto moved up in the final quarter to earn their respective shares of the 1200 purse purseScoring Scoring the second victory of the after ¬ noon for the stable of Mrs Emil Denemark Suncrax the rank outsider in the race cap ¬ tured the Modesty Purse which honored the first winner of the American Derby which is to be reinstated this year at the local course It was the fourth event one of the better ones on the card and was decided over six furlongs at the end of which Sun ¬ crax was threequarters of a length in front of the favorite Alice G which took the second award by two lengths Coronium was third and My Elsie next in the field of six threeyearold fillies filliesKTJRTSINGERS KTJRTSINGERS SECOND WINNER WINNERThe The Denemark representative carrying Charlie Kurtsinger to his second saddle suc ¬ cess of the day was unruly at the post but broke well enough from her eventual posi ¬ tion outside the stalls Improving her posi ¬ tion though racing wide the daughter of Continued on twentysixth page HASTINOLA RETURNS TO RACING IN WINNING FORM Continued from first page Sun Edwin moved up on even terms with Alice G which had just taken the lead from Cosette a furlong out and then out finished her in a brisk duel duelThe The sport was offered over the first off track of the meeting the course being mud ¬ dy for the first two events made so by heavy rains last night and early this morn ¬ ing and heavy thereafter Suncraxs time for the threequarters over the holding track was 116 116Skies Skies being heavily overcast practically all day the threatening weather had a ma ¬ terial effect on the size of the crowd crowdThe The first race a dash of five furlongs for maiden twoyearold fillies proved no con ¬ test as the Milky Way Farms Manie OHara scored in hollow fashion and the others in the field of nine filed past the judges In ¬ dian file with plenty of daylight between them The daughter of The Satrap and Boadicea ridden by Alfred Robertson and the public choice raced past Pegging Away on the turn and there the race ended as far as it concerned a contest The Milky Way Farm youngster which was making her first start and which may turn out to be a real good filly won by eight lengths with little less separating Pegging Away which ran second and Mothers Love which took third money Bit o Black led home the others including the Calumet Farm pair Warlou and Katydid which two along with others were singularly unimportant factors in the race They trailed far back after the first quarter Entering the stretch Manie OHara bore over to the inside and for failing to hold her to a straight course the stewards fined Robertson 25 25TORNADIC TORNADIC SCORES SCORESMaking Making his first start since the Arlington Downs meeting Tornadic handled by ap ¬ prentice Lloyd Sisler accounted for the six furlongs second race under the colors of J B Gilmore Western Slope was second four lengths behind the winner and a neck be ¬ fore the favorite Watercure Tornadic took the lead with a rush on the turn and when clear in the stretch swerved over to the rail with the result that several in closest pursuit notably Watercure had to be eased some Margaret G was fourth to complete the threequarters and led home four others including Thirteen Stars which broke poor ¬ ly not being quite prepared for the start startRadio Radio Charm Mrs Emil Denemarks sole hope for honors in Saturdays Prairie State Stakes which Orientalist won under her colors last year qualified for that engage merit when he turned back a good band of twoyearolds in the Grand Ledge Purse the third race raceF F W Gilliland has placed back in training the five horses of the Willow Hill Farm stable which were turned out for several months at Lockport 111 The performers are Jinnee Prince Max Zwei Hertzen Cycas and Little Mistake
