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CHURCHILL DOWNS THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE SECOND AND THIRD RACES AT CHURCHILL DOWNS THURSDAY PAID 6.20 FOR . LOUISVILLE, KY., THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938.— Cliurchill Downs 1 mile. Fourteenth day. Churchill-Latonia, Inc. Spring meeting of 22 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather cloudy. Presiding Steward. C. F. Price. Stewards, S. C. Nuckols and C. B. Head. Judges, W. H. Shelley, H. B. Lindenbergcr and L. C. Bogenschutz. Starter, W. Hamilton. Racing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 3:00 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 6 1-2 FURLONGS Out of Chute. Gallant Knight, May 16, 1931— 1:166 £fc7ft4 — *— 114. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners M,v iqr n Since April 2Sl 3-year-°Ws, no lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. iyiay-i3-J8-i.D Net va|ue t0 winner 5600; secondi S125; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Ownen Equiv. Odds Strt 575lASsisT wb 5 118 1 6 1* 1 1* 1« FowIerG R and C Gentry 14oTlOO SRQUEEM "4113 ? 3 3* 4l 32h SollthG " ■ Pardue and Son 250-100 57423 COURTAWAY w 3 105 2 4 2 2* P 3* CalvinC Longridge Stable 1020-100 M3DB IIAMA LOLA wb4113 4 7 7 7 52 4h DotterR J R Burnett 2070-100 57419-ENTREE wb5113 5 1 6 52 42 5« Johnson WL J W Parrish 260-100 57515 THROUGH FAIRLYwb 6 115 6 2 4h 3" 6 6* GowerH R E Plemmons 9170-100 57516 DARK CHICK wb 4 113 3 5 5 6A 7 7 CornayW F Tyler 11260-100 Time, :23, :47, 1:14%, 1:21%. Track slow. W MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKIHO ODDB n! PAR-QUEEN .„,„ i, J., r. $ 48° S 2 60 5 2.20 140-100 30-100 10-100 360 320 80-100 60-100 COURTAWAY 3.6O sJliJ! Winner— B. g. by Angon— Help, by Frizzle trained by C. Gentry; bred by Mrs. C. W. Moore. Winner entered to be claimed for 51,000. WENT TO POST— 2:04. AT POST— J minute. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. ASSIST raced into command gradually, opened up a wide lead on the stretch turn and easily held sway. PAR-QUEEN, well up from the start but raced wide, held on gamelv. COURTAWAY saved "ground much of the race and held on fairly well, but could not withstand PAR QUEEN. MAMA LLT.A began i0;.E.NTREE taken back early was kept in hand for a half mile and did not rall - to mild urging. THROLGH FAIRLY had no mishaps. Scratched— 56967 Brandon Prince, 118: 57247 Dr.-Menendez, 118. Overweight — Through Fairly, 2 pounds. SECOND RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Coldstream, May 4, 1935— :52%— 2— 113. Purse 00 KTHIK 2-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; O I OOO if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. May-19-38-C.D Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 57196 BALA ORMONT w 113 5 3 1* V l»i GarnerW Friedberg and Axton 660-100 57310 TRUCKIN w 113 4 5 72 3» t «• RobertsP Greentree Stable 140-100 57365 GAY JANE wb 113 7 10 104 63 3" FowIerG T Piatt 430-100 57020 TIMEFUL w 116 3 4 5»J 41 42 DotterR Shady Brook Farm +4520-100 57196 MARGY MIGHT wbHO 9 8 62 52 5b Hanfordl O Brown 3640-100 56433 MY GRETCHEN w 113 10 6 2* 2 6» SteffenE MJ4MP Bransfield 540-100 JOCKEB w 116 11 9 8i U 74 RolIinsC Mrs C Gravson 4140-100 57248 SCIOTO RIVER w 110 8 11 11 11 82 JudyJ H N Lape 10300 100 57248 SHOT TOWER wb 110 6 7 41 84 93 MayerJ Tall Trees Stable 830-100 57196 PURE WIND wb 110 2 2 94IO4 104 CornayW W J Lynch I 57365 BUGLE BELL w 110 1 1 3 91 11 JohnsonWL Mrs R J Murphy 2220-100 tMutuel field. Time, :23S. :48. :55. Track slow. ** *UTUELS *AID 1 . OFFIC1AI BOOKING ODTJ8 . mmrn. ««..... fA,L,A ORMONT 5.20 .20 .60 660-100 210-100 80-100 I""CI™ 3M 2-80 80-100 40-100 GAY JANE 2.80 40—100 Winner— B. f, by Ormont— Balata. by Chicle trained by J. Hanover; bred by Mr E D Axton Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 2:29J. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. BALA ORMONT raced between horses while under strong urging to reach the lead, drew awav fast after reaching the stretch and. continuing well, held TRUCKIN safe to win with something left The latter, away well but blocked shortly after the start, was slow to recover when clear but be»an to work her way up after reaching the last five sixteenths and closed going boldlv. GAY J4NF away start* and badly outrun to the stretch, was directed between horses when closing with a rush thereafter TIMEFUL raced prominent from the start and held on well. MARGY MIGHT raced wide MY GRETCHEN rushed mto con t on t. or .with a big loss of ground, continued on the outside in the stretch and tired in was the last eighth. SHOT TOWER, shuffled back on the turn, quit when clear. Scratched— 57248 Sir L., 116: 56066 Banner Witch, 110; 57365 Hasty Ruth 113- 57365 !■».!■ °Vel Sster c;;c«„, 113; 57418 Miss Seneca, 110; 57248 Sang-Stoe, 116. * THIRD RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS Out of Chute. Gallant Knight, Mav 16 19S1— 1 -lfi«/ 57636 Z2Z*2*l PurSe ?°- 3- ea.ro,ds- Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-win! May.V ?Ts°f two° rraacCeesS since" 1K5 ?, "ftS ! tW° Sinre A»ril 29 B ,bS-; P 3 °n6 Claiming rice? ll.olS SmCe April 29 7 ,bs Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St tt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Oddslt 573072DUSKY MAID wb 106 8 5 3* 3 13 121 SoiithG FrioHh0r, x * . ZTZZ 57247ACCORDION w 103 2 4 V 42 i ff SSLwL I S E K.io g" "S 52080 ANN STAR wb 1084 7 3 22 2* 2U 3» GarnerW f h n,T " j £* !! 57249 RED CHIEF w.lllS 1 5* 54 5* 44 S C T £f" and£ 57307 WOODSIA WB 106 6 2 13 1U 31 53 rflrn,..w | «I p ■ u ™;22 574233CLASHMAN wb 111 4 7 L £ S* 5 £2? C 7J2* S 57307 DANDYS PAL wbIH 3 9 Z c2iJ2 7* 7« 7* 73 MaverJ w r r 1 » 57307 BABE TAYLOR 106 18 9 9 t. , , £ J £ M C1 nt , "S 57247 MR. SCHOTT w 111 5 6 8e 82 9 9 RobertsP H Bensinger 3 Time, :23, :47%, 1:14%, 1:21%. Track slow. ann star ; ;;; 420 33;0°00 »•-«• 50-100 mJSrzJSssSb. Spur trainod by j-Hanovcr; bred b -Mr- e- °- a*m. WENT TO POST— 2:59. AT POST-24 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. DUSKY MAID, racing in good form and much the best, was rated close to the pace under steady restraint responded well when called upon to take command quickly, and easily retained her advantage the final eighth. ACCORDION, outrun for a half mile, came to the outside in the stretch an 1 clos:i » fast overtook ANN STAR m the last few strides. The latter showed speed from the start, was under li»ht pressure after three eighths and held on in creditable fashion. RED CHIEF lost much ground and clos"ed well in a good effort WOODSIA showed the most speed under energetic riding and began to tire after a half mile. CLASHMAN showed little. Scratched— 56966 Bracye Jackson, 106; 57520 Ice Queen, 106. Overweight — Ann Star, 24 pounds. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936— 1 10"-— 4—115 STftT ir?u 2?;. 3-yearo,ds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 113 lbs.; older. iqVp 12? ,bs-,w,nners, 3 lbs. extra for each race won since April 29. Claiming m r n maiming May-19-38 -CD price, ,750; if for ,500. allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, S125; third, S50; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % g Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 55?Sco,UvST??s WB8 !?i I I ? f S R°bertsP Mra E Hahtun 80 569COLNTESS .™ LENA wb 3 111 5 6 6 6 52 oa 2 GarnerW C H Clearv ° IQID inn 56963 LEGAL ADVICE -3113 1 J 24 2t 214 P RolIinsC JWB 2 gSgf CALCULATOR w. 4 115 12 P H 31 42 SislerL Mrs F Barton 1570-00 7THIPFAT?° W4m ? S 5 f ? r°rna W «-*-Sr«-fci. 7W.S 5/41-CHIPETA wb4115 6 1 55 53 6 6 HighleyR Mrs T Ott 260-100 Time, :23%. :47%, 1:14 . Track slow. rRIII,lljr r7~,*:LMUT,rU];I:» PA°- • OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS cSSStSh 536° %lAl 2° 8°-100 2°-100 10-1»0 IFMA COUNTESS LENA 6.60 3.00 230—130 3° 190 sn inn LEGAL ADVICE 2.80 JJZlOO n W,:"ncr~Br- S b VVhiskalong-Subway, by Eliminator trained by E. Haughton; bred by Mr J L. Larrick. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO POST— 3:28. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. CRUISING, much the best and restrained for a half mile, began to move up slowly after goin » to the ?u™eTr0" tIh.e..l,urn- ook "mniand quickly when straightened in the stretch and had something left COUNTESS LENA, badly outrun for a half mile, rallied strongly thereafter and finished fast after havine closed a «ap I EGAL ADVICE forced the early pace under light reserve and held on fai.lv well in the drive. LALLLLATOR had good speed while saving ground, but gave way rapidlv when piaced to light urging DINNA DO quit. CHIPETA, away fast but unable to hold the advantage, bore to the insSe • throughout and might otherwise have been closer up. Continued on eighteenth page. CHURCHILL DOWNS Continued from third page. FIFTH RACE 1 MELE Out of Chute. The Chief, May 3, 1938—1:35—3—117. Purse fcTfift 00, S-y1"-01*18- Claiming. Weight, 117 lbs. Non-winners of two races m, if« r n at a milf or over since APrU 29 allowed 3 lbs.; one race at a mile or over fj or any two races since then, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,600; if for less, 1 iu ii lb. aUowed for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 574203MR. DEINS wb112 1 5. 5 43 Pj V Is DotterR D McKinley 170-100 57420 MADISON m 112 5 4 3J 2£ 1J * 2* LandoltC Spendthrift Farm 380-100 57368 OSCULET wB107 2 3 2 3* 4* 3-3 3» RollinsC Mrs M Oglesby 560-100 57420GENEVRA M. wb 106 3 1 lh P 2* 4 s 48 JohnsonWL J W Parrish 190-100 41030JMR. SMITH w 108 4 2 4* 5 5 5 5 Zufel.G J O Keene 1720-100 Time, :23, :47, 1:13. 1:3925. Track good. T-*2 MUTUELS *AID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , ..» .m-thc MR- DEINS .40 .00 .40 170—100 50—100 20—100 McA°J,S2i! 4-20 2 80 110-100 40-100 0SCU,LET 3.00 50-100 Winner— B. g, by Hi Jack— Infinelle, by Infinite trained by H. Wells; bred by Mr. D. McKinley. Winner entered to be claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST— 3:55. AT POST— H minutes. Start eood and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. MR. DEINS, much the best and favored by the fast early pace, was steadied when outrun, becan to move up on the turn and, easily overtaking MADISON, opened up a good lead to win in hand. MADISON, kept close to the pace while racing wide and under light reserve "for about five eighths, stood pressure gamely, but was not good enough. OSCULET tired after three-quarters, but was best of the others. GENEVRA M. set a fast pace, but quit badly after reaching the stretch. MR. SMITH had no mivhans Scratched— 539and22Top Billing, 107. Overweight — Mr. Smith, 3 pounds. SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936— 1:10s ,-4— 115. fcTftQ Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of ,500 in Jr for « 1937-38 or more than 00 three times since July 1. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; May-19-38 CD 4-year-olds, 122 lbs.; older, 124 lbs. 4-year-olds and upward which have not won $ 05 twice in 1938 allowed 4 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56001 C-NOTE wb 3 1116 1 1U 12 t p RobertsonA Milky Way Farm 410-100 573682LAST MESSAGE wb 3 105 14 3£ 3=» 3s 2* RobertsP Tall Trees Stable 110-100 57251 ODDESA GIRL w 4 113 2 3 V 2i 2J 3* DotterR Oddesa Farms 290-100 55132 SORTIES SON wb3112 5 5 44* 4* 42 SteffenE Valdina Farms 1580-100 53486 PRESIDENTIAL wb 3 110 7 2 52 5* 5« SouthW S W Block 3510-100 57309*THE SHINGLER wb 3 105 4 6 6 i 63 6s 64 ParisoN J Marsch 1150-100 51647 EPONIME w 3 1081 3 7 7 7 7 7 GarnerW J O Keene 2820-100 Time, :2324. !£, 1:13*5. Track good. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS C-NOTE 0.20 .80 .80 410—100 90—100 40—100 LAST MESSAGE 2.60 2.40 30—100 20—100 ODDESA GIRL 2.60 30—100 Winner— Gr. c, by Royal Minstrel— Rose Petal, by Hieh Time trained by R. McGarvey- bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. WENT TO POST— 4:24|. AT POST— 3J minutes. Strt good and slow for all but Eponine. Won ridden out; second and third driving. C-NOTE, away fast and rated in hand to the last five-sixteenths, quickly opened up a clear advantage and, responding to strong hand riding in the final eighth, held LAST MESSAGE safe. The latter, on the inside early and taken under restraint when unable to outrun the early leaders, came wide into the stretch and closed resolutely under strong handling. ODDESA GIRL had speed from the start, was under pressure after three eighths and gave way slowly in the late stages. SORTIES SON lost ground. THE SHINGLER was outrun. EPONINE, fractious at the post, beean poorly. I Overweight — C-Note, 1| pounds; Sorties Son, 2; Eponine, 3. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Esseff, April 28, 1934—1:44—4—115. Purse 00. 4-year-.TfiJ-O . and uPward- Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of three races Mav lotsr h S!"Ce S.ebruary * allowed 3 lbs.; two races since April 29, 5 lbs.; one race May-19-38-C.D s,nCe then, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,600. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third. 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt MM BRAMBLE SORTIE m 4 111| 1 3 12 V I* I* 1* RobertsonA W E Caskev 1470400 ™J.V;QlEFN «« 4 105 4 4 5 5 22 W 2* Soutl.G F L B Stable 230 100 SSTSSfSS 6103 3 2 31 2 4 Sis!*rL Mrs F Barton 250-100 no- RKTA "b611° 2 1 21 3 31 j 4" LandoltC Walmac Farm 700-100 5 08OCHACE KING wb6113 5 5 4J 4" 5 5 5 RohertsP Indian Lake Stable 190-100 Time, :24%, :49, 1:15. 1:40%, 1:47%. Track good. „„,...., -- -- »« MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS S3140 $ 8M $ 4 °° 1470-100 330-100 100-100 Tur Lice MISS mire civnu SAXON 360 340 30° 80-100 50-100 70—100 W inner-B. c, by Sortie— Belgian Queen, by Aeronaut trained by W. E. Caskev; bred by Mr. L. C. oune. Winner entered to he claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST-4:55. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. BRAMBLE SORTIE was taken back repeatedly while making the early pace, drew out into a decisive lead when ready and won easily. THE QUEEN began to move up when racing wide on the final turn, then MM on well through the stretch, but did not menace the winner. MISS SAXON saved much ground, dropped back slightly on the turn, but closed evenly under slight urging. MAPLE RICCA tired. CHANCE . ii*Wa *lo"ly and taken to lhe in?ide on the first turn, was blocked soon after reaching the stretch and, allowed to drop far out of it under timid handling, did not threaten while racing wide in tho final five sixteenths. Overweight— Bramble Sortie. 1£ pounds; Miss Saxon, 3. Corrected weight — Chance King, 113. * — ■" — EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Esseff, April 28, 1934—1:14 1 115. Purse 00. 4-year-7154 "I o!ds and uPwa|,d. Claiming. Non-winners of a race at one mile or over m i™7 n Slnce April 29 4-5ear-°lds, H6 ibs.; older, 117 lbs. Non-winners at a mile may -13-J8-J..P or over since AprU 13 alIowed 3 ibs claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt S£5™F v.4113 2 2 H li n T* InkLandoltC Walmac Farm 460400 50883*BRILLIANT ROSEwb 7 104 6 5 7 7 5" 42 2* SislerL Woolford Farm 140-100 S7!o°TTLED W"5114 5 3 42 4° 3" 22 31 GarnerW E H Baumgardner 620-100 54242CROSS RLTF wh6114 7 6 3» 2 2 3* 41 1 MontgryR F H Carpenter 420-100 553-MATURE wb7111 1 1 2£ 3" 4« 55 56 JohnsonWL B F Clark 510 100 57202; BABY SIS w6101 3 4 P 5* 6* 6« 6* ParisoN Mrs R A Shaw 5320 100 56,73 DIXIE BOOT w„4110 U 6MM 7 7 CornayW H L Knoderer 9300-100 Time, :24%, :49%, VMfa 1:41, 1:48. Track muddy. -— J* MUTUELS PAID , _ OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS rDITrt„_ EPITOME 120 .60 .80 460—100 130—100 90—100 BRILLIANT ROSE 3.40 2.60 70—100 30—100 MOTTLED 3.80 90-100 Winner— h. g, by Epithet— Reprove, by Trompe la Mort trained by E. J. Reed; bred by Mr. A. L. Fereuson. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 5:21f AT POST-2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily, second and third driving. EPITOME, quick to take command, was well rated while making the pace, drew out entering the stretch when roused and, taken in hand again in the final eighth, just lasted. BRILLIANT ROSE, badly outrun for five-eighths, improved her position fast thereafter while racing wide and, finishing stoutly, was getting to the winner. MOTTLED, well up and in hand for three quarters, saved ground wherever possible, moved up well approaching the last eighth and held on fairly well. CROSS RUFF forced the pace under steadying restraint, was placed to pressure on the second turn and tired in the drive. MATURE tired after five-eighths. DIXIE BOOT pulled up lame.
