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BELMONT PARK NEWwyitNRY TUAESDAY mX 24 1938-BeImont Park 1 12 miles, 6 14 foot Fourteenth day douTy g AsS0Clatl0n- SPri"S ™cti«S of 24 days. Bahr Stall Gate used 101 EkTlEtfS VVideneTYnd H ne" v" NT "5 Commissio»- * Cassidy. Stewards of Meeting P. A. B. BosUv.ck Judys F p0 SV 32?*? Nati°nal Steeplechase and Hunt Association, A. C. FtAig; sycai!"1, tcr G-Cassidy-Racins Secretary for " "■■ fa. „!!? arts at 2:30 pm. Chicago time, 1:30 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers Fibres carried carried. Indicates S/a°rin apprentice S ?5E! allowance °f "A"" of 5 pounds; ndicate **7 holSe pounds; di;te- »**10 track pounds. ref°rd a* of horse and 3 oiil Si«MM?H Nusan, Sept 13, 1929-1:10-4-126. Purse ,000. 3-year- 57861 lei%7he „enS- mmg. Weight, 120 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for Mav 2438 RpI If S 3 Ibs" a,,owed *°t each 50 to ,000. jo-oei t Net va,ue tp wjnner S700. second ;i80. th|rd 0; Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S sKlffiSEF "Tl 54 3h 2. 13 BaileyJW W B Streett 5 8 7 2A 6-5 57676 Jntfifr * £ I ! a f,k33 2M"rittR WSchuttler 20 20 15 6* 3 56810 BIRD HOP * o 5 5 £ £ ? * 3h CoronaM A Untermyer 8 12 12 5 B 5tt»™ n£Kc WB?J? ! I f, 7 7 44 ArcaroE Mrs ED Jacobs 4 5 4* 8-5 4 5 4?2 69 big Victory w" Si ! n if 8 ft £, Pe,ersM N B Spinld 2ii6-5 3* 6-5 3-5 5720 MOII IF SUaTv "S ! 4 S 8,i 6s LongdenJ J T Taylor 10 15 12 5 2i SsXESta "25 S I 8 6 ? 7h VVrightWD J Simonetti 4 6 5 2 15 5733 RAHH.A-TPP WB5SiSi5 %,l 5* 81 VVanprJ Miss K Kamen 10 20 15 6 3 BECK?ORD ""i1????1! ,9?,1o°,1°h E MauroF TJOHara 40 100 100 40 20 56829 WWIOSKUII WHlSlF " wll4 S5 3 ! 9 11 £*£ TW WorkmanR J M Roebling 8 10 5 2 1 11 11 11 HowellR Newtondale Sta 15 20 20 8 4 Time, :23, :48J£, 1:14. Track fast Mr rrifi? u0 al Minsrcl7AliCu Harris by Ambaador IV". trained by W. B. Streett; bred by U,nner entered ,.,ri,;.%a,Cork- to be claimed for ,000 WENT TO POST-2:30. AT POST-3 minutes. ?TRtI-V-l«va-nd SlCUV W0" eail ; SeC°nd and lhir 1 dlivinS- the stroich esnonrfpH6!06 t0 ?! K fr°m lhe Start moved UP on tnG outside of thc Naders entering tart and hVu L n ? "" "2 £**, 3Way at thp finish- MR" KNICK f°r«" the pace from thf Vd "S? thC "V INVEIGLE* »«d « throughout and then outlasted BIRD DOG in the in „r°M DFFDS vt 7hCater ofoPPed back after the start, but made up ground steadily under BIG VICTORY El "i0 tcommand a ,ter the art, saved ground, but tired in the final eighth, enterine the I , slXL?f !S *£ ** °n the °utside MOLLIE SWAIN »as «■ cl°« quarters HUNTER was „ BECKFORD rp™" faltered 5 5**5. thc °Ut5ide r0Undin the far tllrn and then *»*• SARAH badly in the stretch run. WHISKDALE was outrun all the way Overweight— Strumming. 5 pounds; Sarah Hunter, 1£ ; Beckford, 1. SECOND RACE ABOUT 2 MILES. Fairmount, May 29, 1926-3:40-5-147. Purse 57862 and nd UPWard SteePIechase- Handicap. Selling. Selling pricei May-24-38-Be Net va,ue to winner S750; second 50; ; Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 3 6 9 12 Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 5?UTTLERMARTY 2 J I T FFS £ Un]eH Greentree Sta +4-5 9-10 3-5 1-4 out IssKSandXJ" i?S 25 % L h iSkjsrw Misfhristie ? L L ! i"5 IgRMrDFJcAFE "2 J 5 S S f T S S°"A S li J J° _5 5 73?v™LONr ZVS 5 5 5 ,5h ,6, f C0"insW Greentree Sta +4-5 9-10 3-5 1-4 out 6/6MSWIMALONG w 5 151 3 4 11 » H 3h 5i 6 BaumanA R Guest 8 15 10 3 1 tCoupled as Greentrce Stable entry. .... „, . . Time, 3:46. Track fast. mJzj2rzuSt by Sir Martin ,rained by v-powers; brcd b Mr-w- z jr- - WENT TO P0ST-2:54. AT POST-2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving: second and third the same SUMATRA jumped well and showed speed on the flat, responded to ureing while saving ground the final H il "S " in/hC S " The JUmped "* but" «"•«« steady restrain the h fir first t turn turn o n. the field moved with rush up a the final half mile, but was blocked at the final fence .«£ ke.Up-and th,en come "gain on the inside. REDSHANK jumped well and showed speed all If th« Z fir/* ~ . g *a u"al V*hth a"d held 0n "* HIDEAWAY was in close quarters at ?he end runnini SWnUlZ-r |UP "/iear,and then fatered- GRAIN DE CAFE was bothered repeatedly in the runnine. SWIMALONG had speed the first turn of the field .and then quit Scratched— 573373Sun Scout, 138. Overweight— Redshank, 1 pound. THIRD RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS Widener Course. Orissa, June 4, 192»--51— 2— 119 57863 PUFSe 000- 2-yearolds. Maidens. Fillies. Special weights. May-24-38-Bel Net va|ue to winner 00; second 80; thirdi S90; fourth 0 Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S SSmirrnl "S I I" S V* CorbcllC MiIlsda,e Sta 45 4"5 7-10 1-4 1-8 W7Afvri?iA W I ?1 51i21 ArcaroE HPHeadley 3 « 4| 8-5 7-10 577313SLN GIRL w 116 9 5 r «J 4h 3| WagnerJ W F Hitt 7 10 10 3 6 5 73 COLOMaT "SJH! |i2hHaagsL J W Brown io IS 7 2 6-5 STl ,SD MATH WBSS I J 3i 3i 51 W""tWD Bomar Stable 10 15 15 6 24 SvrtatSa ""5S ! 1 10il°* 6i PoilardJ CS Howard 15 30 30 12 6 574432CRSTALINA wl6 4 3 8t U 7»k wkmanR Sage Stable 7 12 10 3 6-5 MISs2?I?itv WS 51? 6; 7i 8«i HowellR EW Duffy 30 40 30 15 8 HMI rnPnBmrY " l I I b 9 RenickS H McLcod 30 50 40 15 8 ROWPvpE "■£ I,? 92 93 lOi LondenJ Mrs C S Bmley 20 40 40 15 8 EBONY EVE w 116 111 11 H n Gilbert! J P Smith 20 30 25 10 5 , . Tme :52%- TraCk faSt- Mi T t D r, „ ResplVs""6 y Dog-Busy Fairy, by Busy American trained by A. Pelleteri; bred by Mr. J. B. WENT TO P0ST-3:24. AT POST-1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. *„, °LTt IAY.uh°Wed. SPCed fr°m/,hrf.art Whilc racing straight. responded when urged in the final eighth and fn.shed w.h good courage. AIRACUDA, slow to begin and outrun the first part, made up ground inthefina". te; f 1 " 2 th6 2*! . SUN GIRL a ,0rWard factor I-m the star7 fahered «ill? L S . * !5 T?£l™!* °f the pace- quit under Pressure at the end. COLONIAL MAID MAID « was well the first and then up part faltered. TERESA GINO closed some ground. CRISTALINA raced well throughout. BLUE TINTS quit at the finish. MISS SAGACITY raced evenly JACOPOBELLE JAurUbtXLfc. was was outrun. EBONY EVE stumbled at the start and went to her knees Scratched— 57137 Braxton, 116. »- FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1929-1:10-4-126. Graded Handicap 57864 h $ °°0 Added 3-year-olds. «anaicap May-24-38-Bel Net va[ue to winner 740; second j180; thjrdj |90; fourth; j30 Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S XSv pAaV- WJ?2 ! 3 3* 31 4 m HowellR W H Gallagher 5 6 4i 1 out K£?pRtav * "S V 12 1 2"k LongdenJ Mrs CS Bromley3 4j 4* 1 ou iAY WB J3 4 4 4 4 3h 36 StoutJ Mrs C Phillips 5 6 6 6-5 out 57222 CREPE w 121 3 2 1- «J |* 4 McCombsK B F Whitaker 4-5 4-5 7-101-5 ou .... _ , . _ ., Time, :22%, :46%, 1:12. Track fast. Gallaeher" 3" J Sure~Daunt b Lucu»ite trained by M. Buxton; bred by Mr. W. H. WENT TO POST— 3:45. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MAY R. raced along under steady restraint, responded to urging in the stretch run and finished with a rush on the outside and outfin.shed ROAR in the last strides. ROAR was sent into commai.d with a rush showed speed while saving ground and held on well. AT PLAY, outrun the first part, improved his position under pressure and closed fast at the end. CREPE propped at the start, was sent into contention with a rush and then quit badly in the stretch run, swerving under urging at the eiehth P Dost Scratched-57806 Red Jack, 100. FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Dot, Sept. 7, 1923-1:42-3-100. Graded Handicap »«uit*p 57865 C °00 Added 3-year-olds and upward. May-24-38-Bel Net value to winner 40; second, 80; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St i % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C p" jj 57558rASTRY wb8119 8 3 7* 7« «J pJTv BuncoC S P.sacano 3 3A 3 6-5 1-2 57496MASKER wb 4 108 3 5 6= P »• ¥ 2h McCombsK B F Whitaker 6 8 8 3 8-5 57617 KNIGHTS HAYENnb 4 109 7 2 541* 2" 3j 33 HowellR C Buxton 7 8 8 3 8-5 57445SEA VOYAGE wb 3 105 5 6 2" »* l* frk * RenickS Mrs E D Jacobs 6 7 5 2 1 5136 FAIRY HILL wB4119 6 1 3i S| 84 5« B* RichardsII Foxcatcher Fsfll-5 18-5 2 4-5 1-3 57551 COUNT STONE wb 5 108 4 8 8 8 8 78 |t ClutterA A H Waterman 10 15 15 6 3 57676 CLARION CALL wb4 102 9 4 4* 42 5» 63 78 WallN E Coates 30 50 40 15 8 :I3;1MANDINGHAM w4122 1 7 U 5 V- 8 8 PetersM Foxcatcher Fsfll-5 18-5 2 4-5 1-3 51372-QLINCY wb4109 2 Withdrawn. LongdenJ C S Bromley 6 8 6 2i 6-5 TCoupled as Foxcatcher Farms entry. Ti™. -s, :4645, 1:124, 1:38K5. 1:45?. Track fast. inner-Ch. g, by John P. Gner— Muffins, by Fitz Herbert trained by J. Wessler; bred by Mr F. W. Armstrong. WENT TO POST— 4:15. AT POST— 6 minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. PASTRY dropped back after the start, but improved his position steadily on the outside bore over after rounding the stretch turn, bothered KNIGHTS HAVEN slightly and then drew away under urging MASKER, on the inside from the start, was blocked by SEA VOYAGE rounding the stretch turn, was steered to the near outside between the leaders and came to the outside of KNIGHTS HAVEN in the final drive lhe latter was raced close up to the pace from the start, made a determined bid in the stretch after being bothered, then faltered near the finish. SEA VOYAGE was a forward factor all the way and saved ground 1.11 the turns, then faltered. FAIRY HILL was in close quarters between the leaders rounding the far turn COUNT STONE lacked early speed, but made up ground. CLARION CALL faltered badly under urging MANDINGHAM was shuffled lack after going a half mile. QLTNCY ran away a mile and three-quarters after I unseating his rider and was withdrawn, j SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE. Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1929—1:10—4—126. Purse ,000. 3-year- .TSfiffc ,olds* Maidens- Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for 9f?o less 3 lbs- a,,owed for each 50 to ,000. m p 1 way--jg-Bel Net value to winner 00; second, 80; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C I jj "2923CHAINWICK w 115 6 3 23 1* V V ArcaroE D C Harrison U 3 24 1 1-2 5290PFLYING RAPTURE wb 109 11 5 4* 42 33 24 SnyderWE Mrs TB BIaktonl5 15 12 5 2A 56616*ROUTINE wb 115 8 6 6* 6* 44 34 DuppsL Brookmeade Sta 12 15 8 3 8-5 57338-PALLEE wb 114 10 10 74 74 73 41 Gilbert! C H Thieriot 3 4 4 8-5 4-5 57237 LADY ELGIN w 115 4 2 54 5* 6* 51 LewisM Shandon Farm 4 6 5 2 1 57338 ST. ANNA w 109 5 11 Ink 24 2"k 6h LongdenJ J J Whalen 12 15 15 6 3 55839 YOUR BUDDY wb 114 2 1 W 10* 8* 75 McCombsK Starmount Sta 20 40 40 12 6 57494 ANOPHELES w 120 3 4 3 * 3h 5" 82 BalaskiL Mrs C O Iselin 2* 18-5 16-5 6-5 3-5 ,ILLIAN w"n4 7 8 8nk9i 92 91 ClutterA A H Waterman 30 60 50 20 10 ™ 5495 ALANFOX wb 114 9 9 11 11 11 lflh CoronaM Mrs P J Fox 30 30 30 12 6 38335 SURE TOUCH w 114 1 7 92 84IO1 11 PetersM M Selznick 5 12 12 5 2A . . Time, :23Ks, :47%, VAV/S. Track fast. M ?m ■and „ V by..VNcstwick-Hoyal „ Chain, by Royal Canopy trained by D. C. Harrison; bred by Mr. P. M. Walker. Winner entered to be claimed for 500. WENT TO POST— 4:50. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CHAINWTCK forced the pace from the start, raced ST. ANNA into defeat, drew away nearing the final eighth, but was under pressure to the finish. FLYING RAPTURE moved up fast on the outside, was placed under pressure turning for home, but bore out and finished very wide. ROUTINE responded to pressure in the stretch run and closed well. PALLEE began slowly but worked his way up and finished well under pressure. LADY ELGIN was placed under pressure after the start and showed an even effort. ST. ANNA had early speed but quit badly. YOUR BUDDY, from a slow beginning, closed ground. ANO-PHELES was well up early and then quit. KILLIAN, ALANFOX and SURE TOUCH were outrun. —
