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THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND RACES AT HAVRE DE GRACE MONDAY PAID 2.40 FOR . AVARE, DE GRACE i MD, MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1938,-Havre de Grace 1 mile. Ninth day. Harford Agricultural and Breeders Association. Spring meeting of 14 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Maryland Racing Commission, W. L. Harron. Stewards of Meeting, H. P Conkline: t nd A. G. Weston. Judges, C. J. McLennan, G. Palmer and J. P. Turner. Starter, J. Milton. Racine s ecretary, C. J. McLennan. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 2:30 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures n parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weieht carried. Indicates apprentice allowance of 5 pounds; 7 pounds; 10 pounds. hRST RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Bonanza, April 26, 1933-:53-2 117. Purse ,000. 6669 2-year-olds. Bred and foaled in Maryland. Claiming. Non-winners of fret value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56565 ANN MOWLEE wb113 6 5 13 1 1 VedderRL J J Farrell Jr 125400 65 BURNER will 1 2 4 3 2 LeylandJ W M Elder 445-100 SSS? IARGARET ""JS l 8 75 55 34 BorgerM C B Sturm 850400 508 EMMA H. w 114 3 3 2h 4 4 SmithE R B Hall 1110-100 65891 NURSERY wbU4 5 4 . 3 2H 5 PetersM E K Bryson 460-100 laHlJ?n WH?M 6 6 6h KilSreE Mrs E Hackney 3005-100 HARDHEARTED will 8 7 8 1 P WagnerJ J E Davis 2400-100 HAPPY MIRACLE w 110 2 1 5 78 HowellJ A W Getz 4170-100 Time, :233. :49. :55. Track fast. ms" LEE TSMBIST.S i-iooOIAL SST "SEa BwnAR::::::::::::::::: 5-00 JS mm ,?S!SS Winnor-Br f, by Mowlee Anne Boleyn, by Sir Barton trained by F. Garrett; bred by 1 Mr. C. W Browne, Jr.. Winner entered to be claimed for S1.500. WENT TO POST 2:31. AT POST 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ANN MOWLEE avoiding the crowding after the start, went into a long lead in the first quarter, continued strongly and held i sway to the end. BURNER was shuffled back in the first sixteenth, recovered and finished determinedly when taken to the outside in the last three-eighths. MACIE MARGARET beeinnine tfowly, came through; on the inside at the stretch turn and finished stoutly. EMMA H. was prominent under ftrong handling and had no mishaps. NURSERY raced forvvardly, but was not good enough TONY STEEL tf " ctt4c.r h"s Psi.tion- HARDHEARTED began slowly. HAPPY MIRACLE raced greenly and crowded BUKNbK in the first sixteenth. Overweight Ann Mowlee, 2 pounds; Tony Steel, 1; Happy Miracle, 4. SECOND RACE 3-4 MBLE Out of Chute. Time Supply, Sept. 22, 19341-103111 FkfifiTO ?UrSe ,00!-. 3-year-Ids- Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of Snrww is fufr W raCGS allowed 3 lbs- maidens, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. April-25-38-HdG Net vaue to winner 0Q. second 50; third 00; foJrth Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 4P0872SUDANESE wll4 1 3 4 1" l2 16 RichardsH W M Jeffords 135400 56537 SHALAKO wll7 4 11 11 102 6 2J WagnerJ G L Stryker 1295-100 6537RAZZLE DAZZLE wbU2 11 8 8 73 4h 3 DriscollD E K Hillman 6115-100 565643CAN BLOOM wbUO 5 6 6 4i 33 4h BronsdonA M Grant 650-100 56374 SCHLEY NURSE wll5 9 9 12 111 71 5. MoraH G G Waugh Jr 2305-100 53279MAFUTA wU5 2 4 41 54 5 6 VedderRL J E Hughes 1105-100 52678 CHASE HIM wnU4 7 12 lh W 84 74 SmithE A Cremen 532123LULA KHAYYAM wb112 8 1 2 22 24 8h BergM H Massey I ScGWAVE WBl15 3 5 5 6 91 9h NaPiefG J H Logan 560-100 SLSPEAK wb114 12 2 3 310210h PetersM Mrs E H Augustus 1340400 52760MAHLETTE wl04 6 7 9"k 94114 U4 BergerM Mrs W W Vau-han 1025 100 52937 LEAH FERN w 109 10 10 10 12 12 12 DeCamsE E A Nicodemus SS t-Mutuel field. Time, :23, :48, 1:14. Track fast. .::::::::::::::::: 6-50 ,J5 225- t!SS Winner Ch. g, by Mars-Sudina by Superman trained by P. M. Burch; bred by Mr. H. B. Scott. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. ; WENT TO POST 3:03. AT POST Vj minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SUDANESE assumed command shortly after the start, raced LULA KHAYYAM into submission in the , first five-eighths, drew clear entering the home stretch and was in hand at the finish. SHALAKO crowded back soon after the start, settled in stride and finished strongly in the final quarter." RAZZLE DAZZLE gained steadily in the last five-sixteenths and finished courageously. CAN BLOOM was well up from the itart. SCHLEY NURSE was shuffled back early, but closed gamely when clear. MAFUTA had no excuse CHASE HIM raced evenly. LULA KHAYYAM tired from pursuing the winner. The others were outrun Scratched 56510 River Dee, 109; 56564 Blazing Memory, 114 ; 2842 Cangrierron, 104. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Time Supply, Sept. 22, 1934 1:10 3111 tRfV7i Purse . ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 124 lbs XrHM iuTr rl?uT 26 t n-winners since April 14 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 10, p .1-25-38-HdG is 6 lbs ; an 1938, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,250, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56509 BALCONY w 5 115 1 5 lh lh lh 13 porterE Mrs H Good "1115-100 556832MINEY MYERSNwb 8 115 2 6 3 3 2 2"k BergerM L E O-le 175 100 E6496SHARP THOUGHTS w 9 115 9 3 51 44 44 34 BronsdonA S Buckland 10965-100 56168BREAD KING wb6112 4 4 22 2J 3 4h McDmtP W Zimmerman 455-100 55458 GRAND DUKE vv5120 6 2 4h 54 52 5 YoungS A J Abel 190400 6.4708 BUSHM ASTER wb 5 118 11 1 62 6 63 62 McCombsK B F Whitaker 3490-100 52858 SILVERY WAY wb 5 118. 8 7 74 74 8 72 DeCamsE P J Maguire 12205400" 53133 SUNDROPS w6113 5 9 93 8 7 8 ShanksJ L L Seitz 3370400 46691 BRED. IN BLUE wb 4 116 10 11 10 10 9 9 WagnerJ A B Ciccone 56500SILVER GREY wb 4 108 12 8 84 92 lOlO HensonE H Langley 23795-100 56368 IN MEMORY wb5120 3 12 12 12 12 11 SchmidlA Mrs A Knight 2280-100 WINTER JASMINE w 7 115 7 10 llillioil4 12 SmUhL W C Seipp tMutuel field. Time, :23, :47. 1:14. Track fast. rnf2MUTLS PAID OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS nil rniJV MPVNMVPR:nM 4-3 -90 "15-100 250-100 145-100 SJc 340 2-60 7-1 30-100 SHARP cm a dp THOUGHTS 19.20 860100 Winner BIk. m, by Balko Bodega, by Coventry trained by J. M. Black; bred by Mr. A. G Vander-bilt. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST 3:36. AT POST 7J minutes. Start fair and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BALCONY, hustled hard to gain command, raced BREAD KING into defeat, withstood a stout drive gamely when straightened into the home stretch and outstayed MINEY MYERSON. The latter was close up from the start, secured racing room on the inside, but tired in the final eighth. SHARP THOUGHTS raced prominently early and came gamely in the closing drive. BREAD KING forced a steady pace for five-eighths, but tired. GRAND DUKE was hard ridden, but could not threaten the leaders. BUSHMASTER showed a good effort. SILVERY WAY could not reach contention. SUNDROPS was outrun. SILVER GREY showed a flash of early speed. The others wore outrun. Scratched 56368 John Werring, 112; 55700 Bareback, 113; 56496 Count Dean, 115; 56509 Alit, 115. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Time Supply, Sept. 22, 1934 1:10 3 111. ft ft Purse . 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of ,100 rV"1" in. 1937-38 other than claiming. 4-year-olds, 125 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-; . winners of ,000 in 1938 allowed 3 lbs.; of 50 twice since February 1 or 00 twice since October 30, 6 lbs.; of 00 three times since July 1 or 50 twice in 1937 9 lbs.; of ,500 at any time or a race of any value since October 1, 12 lbs. Claiming races not considered. and Net value to winners 25 each; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56449 tLTLE SHAVERwb4113 1 8 2 2i 2i lh ShelhamerA Bomar Stable 255-100 56451 flSOLATER w 5 114 6 4 4J 3-k 34 lh RichardsH Belair Stud 120400 565393HIGH HEDGE w5114 8 1 l2 H lh 32 PikorL H L Bowers 515-100 54174 BOOTLESS wb5 120 2 . 7 8 7 5" 4" WagnerJ E R Bradley 1260-100 56499 MOSAWTRE wb4119 4 5 3"k 4 44 54 WorkmanR W J Hirsch 1200400 53214TEDDYS STAR w 4 111 3 6 6 5 6h 6 MachadoL Mrs K N Gilpin 4530-100 56377 JOURNEY ON w4113 7 2 5" 6 7 7h LaidleyO W L Brknri 9495400 51717 CRIUS w 4 113 5 3 73 8 8 8 YoungS If R Young 11115-100 I tDeadheat. Time, :23, :47. 1:13. Track fast. I MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS ,,lr. "JJLESHAVER .90 .30 $ 2.50 45-100 65-100 25-100 url.V 2-60 3 00 230 3-100 50100 15-100 mru HIGH HEDGE 3.00 50100 Winners Little Shaver Ch. g, by Jean Valjean Princess Pan, by Pagan Pan trained by R. E. Potts-bred by Mr. J. O. Kecne ; Isolater br. h, by Blandford Priscilla Carter, by Omar Khayyam trained by G. Tappen; bred in England by Belair Stud. I WENT TO POST 4:15. AT POST 4 minutes. Continued on fourteenth page J I HAVRE DE GRACE Continued from third page. Start good and slow for all but Little Shaver. Won driving; third the same. LITTLE SHAVER, away slowly, was sent up fast to force the early pace, withstood a stout drive and fought it out gamely at the finish. ISOLATER, rated close to the loaders, gained stoutly when placed to a hard drive, came to the outside and finished fast to figure in a dead heat. HIGH HEDGE displayed nice speed when sent into the lead, saved ground all the way, but failed to withstand the first two under a severe drive. BOOTLESS, lacking early speed, came strongly in the stretch run. MOSAWTRE was in the thick of contention throughout. TEDDYS STAR had no excuse. JOURNEY ON raced well. CRIUS was outrun. Scratched 56451 Billy Bee, 114; 56568Saparoo, 114. PAY-OFF IN ALL DEAD HEATS In the case of any and all dead heats, wagers made away from the track the chart prices should prevail if track odds were offered and accepted. Where house odds were accepted, the procedure should be as follows: If was bet on each horse and 3 to 1 laid on one horse, the pay-oft should be 2.00 to the player and .00 to the layer; 11 2 to 1 was laid on the other, the pay-off should be .50 to the player and .50 to the layer Where one of the horses in a dead heat is . quoted at odds-on, or less than even money, the transaction is a loser. For instance, il is bet on a 4 to 5 shot, lie pay-off In the dead beat would be 90 cents to the layer and 90 cents to the .player. The amount of money bet, plus the odds laid, with the total divided equally between- the player and layer, is the regular method of pay-off in dead heats where bookmaking odds prevail. FIFTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Cavalcade, April 25, 1934 1:41 3 113. 56673 Plirse S1,000- 3-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Special weights. April-25-30-HdG Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St A V Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56427 BIT BY BIT wb 116 7 4 5 54 2" 28 1 WagnerJ E R Bradley 305-100 56566LADY ELGIN w 111 3.5 2l 1 1 11 2i2 DuppsL Shandon Farm 135-100 56564 BAY STOUT w 116 -2 2 7 712 6" 4 31 SeaboG Mrs H M Hartman 1555-100 56510 HI-TIDE wll6 1- 1 3h 32 31 31 4 YoungS Brandon Stable 1130-100 52842 FICKLE MOOD w 116 5 6 l 2 43 5 5J SchmidlA W . Elliott 4225-100 49778 MY LADY FAIR wb 116 8 7 6 62 72 6 610 RichardsH W M Jeffords 335-100 56279 ANY WOMAN .wb 116 i 3 4 4 5 1 7 MorganD J E Hughes 11590-100 56137 MILRAY - W116 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 CarneyJ Mrs T B Brown 7875-100 .Time, :24, :49, 1:14, 1:41, 1:46. Track fast. . , 52 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . BIT BY BIJ ..10 .30 $ 2.80 305100 65100 40100 LADY ELGIN 2.60 2.50 30100 25100 BAY STOUT 4.10 105100 Winner Ch. f, by Boot to Boot Bit o Love, by Light Brigade trained by W. Hurley; bred by Idle Hour Stock Farm. WENT TO POST 4:52. AT POST 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. BIT BY BIT, permitted to gain full stride before being sent to the leaders, responded to punishment when placed to a drive in the last five-sixteenths and closed stoutly in the stretch to be up in the last sixteenth. LADY ELGIN disposed of FICKLE MOOD without effort, went into a long lead, but tired steadily in the stretch drive. BAY STOUT worked her way up gradually and passed tiring horses. HI-TIDE failed to stay. FICKLE MOOD had no excuse. MY LADY FAIR was never dangerous. ANYWOMAN tired badly. MILRAY showed no speed. SIXTH RAC E 1 1-16 MILES. Cavalcade, April 28, 1934 1:43 3 119. Purse ,000. t?f7i 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and mares. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; DO tc older, 121 lbs. Non-winners since April 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 1, April-25-38-HdG 5 lbs.; in 1938, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,400; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56542MISS TIPTOE wb5116 1 1 6 6 4"" l2 l4 ScottR Mrs B F Christmas 1175-100 561302CHRYSMUTE w7111 Z 2 5- 52 63 3 2" DuppsL C J Wensley 270-100 56509GALLOPING w 5 109 11 6 1 l1 1 2U 3 BergerM R A Davis 440-100 565692AMERICAN BELLEwb 6 114 7 7 4 41 5 4 44 VcdderRL Mrs C B Inscoe 505-100 56432CONTINUITY wb 5 111 4 3 71 7nk 7 51 51 KilgoreE Mrs M A Smith 645-100 56501 MISS PECAN wb 4 111 9 10 11 11 102 6 62 McCombsK Brandon Stable 1585-100 56569DONA DULCIN wb7116 6 8 81 8 7 7" McDmtP Miss E M Hayman 4685-100 532172JANE McCREA w 6 114 5 11 102 10" 11 11 8 SeaboG R W Austin 20220-100 665402FLOSILDA w 5 115 10 5 3 31 3 8h 92 SmithE R L Hanna 1275-100 56593RUNAMUCK wb 5 109 8 9 9l 92 2l 102 104 HuffWC Mrs T Stevenson 970-100 CALIFORNIA GIRLwb 4111 2 4 2 2 21 911 MorganD J Davis fMutuel field. Time, :24, :49, 1:15, 1:42, 1:48. Track fast. . J2 MUTUELS PAID . . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB . MISS TIPTOE 5.50 $ 8.60 $ 6.20 1175100 330100 210100 CHRYSMUTE 5.00 3.50 150100 75100 GALLOPING 4.70 135100 . Winner Ch. m, by Canter Regal, by Fair Play trained by B. F. Christmas; bred by Mr. J. W. Y. Martin. Winner entered to be claimed for S1..400. WENT TO POST 5:26. AT POST minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. MISS TIPTOE, steadied for three-quarters, went to the pacemaker with a rush when mildly urged, took command readily and finished with much in reserve. CHRYSMUTE, rated within striking distance of the leaders, closed gamely but could not menace the winner. GALLOPING showed good speed while setting the pace and saved ground, but failed to stay when shaken up. AMERICAN BELLE raced evenly all the way. CONTINUITY was unable to reach contention. DONA DULCIN raced in dull fashion. FLOSILDA tired badly. GALIScrakhed 56500" Opoca 104; 56542 Bungalow, 110; 56432 Inactive, 113; 56598 Early Broom, 111; 56542 Magic Gift, 105. Corrected weight American Belle, 114; Flosilda, 115. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Cavalcade, April 28, 1934 1:43 3 119. Purse ,000. tandflVtZ. -vear-lds and upward. Claiming. .4-year-olds, 122 lbs.; older, 123 lbs. a Vom a uAr N?"-WI"ners twice since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 5 lbs.; in 1938, April-25-38-HdG 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Yi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56432 SAN ANTIOCA wb5115 5 8 8 6k 5 14 1 YoungS H J Bundscho 560-100 56514 MIDSHIPMAN wb 8 120 1 2 7" 8 73 4 2 VedderRL A J Halliwell 595-100 56394DEPARTED wb 5 115 4 7 6 74 6i 3 3" ScottR H Kerr 2130-100 56306 ABBOTS HOUR wsb4114 8 5 1 li 1" 2442 SmithFA H P Metcalf 1315-100 56514ROYAL TREAD wb5118 3 6 52 52 2 5 5 BergerM Mrs G McMacken f635-100 563942IVORY TIP wn4109 7 4 4 2h 4"k 6h 6 DriscolID Mrs G McMacken 56375 WILD COUNT wb5115 2 1 2h 3J 3t 7 7" SchmidlA W Elliott 815-100 56569HIGH TENSION wb 7 120 6 3 3Mi 8 8 8 CubittA W Zakoor 135-100 Coupled as Mrs. G. McMacken entry. Time, :24, :49, 1:14. 1:41 J. 1:48. Track fast. TT?,,MUT.P51B FAID OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB . cam SAN ANTIOCA AKi-rmrA 3.20 $ 6.70 5 5.90 560100 235100 195100 MIDSHIPMAN 8.00 5.60 300100 180100 DEPARTED 7.40 270-100 Winner Ch. m, by Blue Pete Sardinian, by Pomme-dc-terre trained by H. J. Bundscho; bred by Sanford Stud Farms. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST 5:56. AT POST J minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SAN ANTIOCA, sluggish in the early racing, went into contention with a rush, overhauled the leaders entering the home stretch and had enough in reserve to withstand MIDSHIPMAN at the end. The latter closed full of run in the last half mile when taken to the outside. DEPARTED, poorly ridden and messed about for three-quarters, came willingly under a weak ride at the end. ABBOTS HOUR tired after setting the pace for three-quarters. ROYAL TREAD was rushed off his feet to reach the pacemaker and flattened out. IVORY TIP had no excuse. WILD COUNT tired from forcing the pace. HIGH TENSION raced poorly, dropping back rapidly after going five-eighths. Scratched 56306 Surprise Box, 114; 56568 Achieve, 109; 55345 Mothel, 118.
