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DETROIT THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND RACES AT DETROIT MONDAY PAID 43.40 FOR . DETROIT, MICH., MONDAY, MAY 30, 1938.-Fair Grounds 1 mile. Second day. Detroit Racing Association. Summer meeting of 3J days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Weather clear. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission, F. McDonnell. Presiding Steward, J. A. Murphy. Associate Stewards. C. E. Lehr and J. S. Young. Judges, F. Otis, J. Carey and C. F. Henry. Starter, G. R. Wingfield. Racing Secretary, C. F. Henry. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 2:30 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 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Ste. Louise, Juns 13, 1935— :541/,— 2— 112. Purse 00. erOQfro 2-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; OOftJO if for ,200, allowed 3 lbs. May-30-38-Det Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 57374 CHICLE T. w 110 6 5 l1 4 l1 MojenaC Mrs H Torriente 1200 100 57456 NEAT PLAY wb 112 11 2" 2£ 24 VedderRL Mrs S T Baxter 280-100 56831*BUFF RYAN wb 107 2 2 32 32 3»k FletcherE Bomar Stable 380 100 57456 MR. BROOK w 115 7 7 51 5* 43 DayW L C Young 3960-100 580132*MY GRETCHEN w 104 3 4 4* 4£ U WilliamsS MJ4MP Bransfield 200-100 57020 THE KNITTER w 112 5 6 74 62 63 CraigA Dixiana 620-100 57635 SCIOTO RIVER w 109 4 3 62 72 72 HankaVV H N Lape 1880-100 SALLY SAXON w 112 8 8 8 8 8 LaurinL Mrs C Tumin 2460-100 Time, :2Z%. :48%, :55%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . CHICLET 6.00 2.20 .60 1200—100 510—100 230—100 NEAT PLAY 4.80 3.00 140—100 50—100 BUFF RYAN 3.20 60-100 Winner— Br. f, by Chicle— Gaiety Girl, by High Time trained by H. Torriente; bred by Mr. A. B. Gay. Winner entered to be claimed for ,200. WENT TO POST— 2:46. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily ; second and third driving. CHICLE T., rushed to the front on the outside, was steered to the inside when clear, responded to strong urging when threatened in the stretch and bore out near the end, but held NEAT PLAY safe. The latter, hustled along from the start, offered a bold bid midway of the stretch, but tired after being carried wide by the winner. BUFF RYAN, a strong factor throughout, tired in the last stages. MR. BROOK made up ground in the drive. MY GRETCHEN showed little. THE KNITTER began slowly and was outrun. SCIOTO RIVER and SALLY SAXON were never factors. Overweight — Chicle T., 1 pound. — 1 SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Myrtlewood, Sept. 5, 1936— 1:10%— 4— 128. ErCOETQ Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-Jrof?* winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 15, 7 lbs. Claiming May-30-38-Det price, ,000. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 575353DIE HARD wb8117 4 3 33 3* 2J P RosenJ Darby Dan Farm 110 -100 5224FHIGH COLOR wb 10 108 1 4 H 14 4 2* McCartyR C Purdy 5220 100 50140*BLAGDEN wb 8 108 9 1 2* 2£ 33 3h KnightD Mrs E McCuan 580-100 522S8*ZEVPHINE w 5 103 3 6 V 6£ 52 41 HuffWC J L MacKnight 7160-100 58081*MISS WISE wb 6 107 6 2 4£ 42 41 5| WilliamsS E B McAfee 200-100 52806 GAY DAYS w 6 113 8 9 9 9 l| 6* MojenaC J Hastings 1910-100 52181 COLLEEN DONN w 5 108 2 5 82 8* 9 7» WardWF Summit View Stable 4730-100 50479 NORTHERN SLIP wb 8 113 5 7 53 52 6£ 8£ DayW E Ahearn 8940-100 38728 ERIC T. w 6 113 7 8 P| 73 I| 9 LaurinL S Buckland 2500-100 Time, :23%. :4644. 1:13%. Track fast. / *2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . BEHARD .20 .40 .80 110—100 70—100 40—100 HIGH COLOR 27.00 9.20 1250—100 360—100 BLAGDEN 3.40 70—100 Winner— B. g, by Diomedes— Ulster Queen, by Cicero trained by H. Long; bred in England by Sir W. Cooke. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:20. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. DIE HARD, never far back and steadied along when outrun, was steered to the inside on the stretch turn, responded to good urging when wearing down HIGH COLOR and won easily. The latter sprinted into a clear lead early, increased his margin when roused, swung wide entering the stretch and tired after five-eighths. BLAGDEN, badly ridden and a strong factor from the start, was forced wide on the stretch turn and finished under his own courage. ZEVPHINE made up ground on the inside. MISS WISE, unable to improve her early position, gave way under strong pressure. The others were never factors. Corrected weight — Colleen Donn, 108; Northern Slip, 113. THIRD RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Genteel Lady, June 29, 1936—1:42—5—105. Sfiil Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races « ,»M in 1938- WeiSht, 118 lbs. Non-winners this year aUowed 4 lbs. Claiming May-30-38-Det price, ,000. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 57764*PORTDEN w 9 111 I 4 1* li lh 23 11 McCartvR G Pruett 140-100 51438*NESSUS w5107 5 2 3* 23 2= lh 23 KnightD Mrs E McCuan 590-100 57897*SISTER JEAN w 5 102 3 5 5 d 52 42 3*i WilliamsS Mrs N J Scallon 310-100 56738*FRISCO KID wb 4 107 1 6 6 52 3* 33 4* FletcherE Bomar Stable 350-100 57829 CECIL B. wb 6 116 2 1 4 4£ 42 S»« 5» FowlerD H C Cantor 1470-100 58153 HUSTLE ALONG w4107 4 3 2 31 6 6 6 CraigA A C Mack 4600-100 Time, :24%, :48%, 1:14%. 1:41. 1:46. Track fast. Bnn-r«r.. *2 MUTUELS *AID 1 , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , SrcJ,DcEN 80 $ 320 *2-40 140-100 60-100 20-100 N"5_U_S •:- 500 2.80 150-100 40-100 SISTER JEAN 2.40 20—100 Winner— B. h, by The Porter— Margaret Ogden. by Ogden trained by G. Pruett; bred by Mr E B McLean. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:54. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. PORTDEN rushed into a clear lead during the opening quarter, was steadied along for a half mile, was put to strong urging when challenged, gave way in the stretch, came again in the last stages and was drawing away under pressure. NESSUS, much the best under inexperienced handling, was a strong factor from the start, forged to the front nearing the final eighth and was eased up after the end of a mile SISTER JEAN, far back for three-quarters, closed with a rush. FRISCO KID, rank, swerved slightly soon after the start, moved up rapidly on the inside leaving the back stretch and tired in the last stages. CECIL B. was outrun. HUSTLE ALONG was also outrun. Scratched — Jetson, 112. Corrected weight — Hustle Along, 107. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Myrtlewood, Sept. 5, 1936— 1:10%— 4— 128. Sftl Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races oiT! since May L Wei£ht» 119 ll»s- Non-winners in 1938 of two races allowed m May 30 38 Det 2 lbs.; one race, 4 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,100, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,000, 4 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 5703DCAPTAIN HENRY w 7 117 4 3 l2 1* 1£ IP HaberR P Kappas 50olo0 57458*SWEEPING DAME w 4 107 3 4 2h 3£ P 2* WilliamsS J C Ellis /; 57316 *LITTLE SON wb8110 7 2 323 2« 32 McCartyR G E Pruett 470-100 57375 JUST HIGH wb 7 113 8 1 54 42 4£ 4h MojenaC Mrs H Torriente 660-100 57535*SKY LAD w 7 114 6 5 4J 52 53 52 HuffWC I S Shafer 390-100 55912 TRAMWAY wb 5 117 1 7 61 6« 6« 6* WardWF Mrs C Tumin 1000-100 52180*THISTLE RED w 4 110 2 6 7h 73 72 7£ FletcherE Mrs E McCuan 210-100 51294 LILLIAN Z. w 8 110 5 8 8 8 8 8 RosenJ Mrs E Leydecker 4980-100 Time, :23%. :46, 1:13. Track fast. fLMUT.UELS PAID • OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . £££££! rADTML r" uruo„ Er!?.Yr 200 $ 56° $ 360 50°-100 180-100 80-100 rTTirINcLDAME 4C0 2"80 M«-100 40-100 LITTLE SON 3.20 60—100 Winner— B. g, by Haste— Perseverance, by Mont dOr II. trained by H. McGarvey; bred by Mr J E Widener. Winner entered to be claimed for 250 " * WENT TO POST— 4:25|. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CAPTAIN HENRY sprinted into a good lead during the opening quarter, responded to strong ureine when going into the drive and just lasted. SWEEPING DAME, never far back and reserved for a half mile, moved up fast after reaching contention and just failed to get up. LITTLE SON, a strong factor from the start, tired after five eighths. JUST HIGH raced wide and finished well. SKY LAD tired. TRAMWAY had no mishaps. THISTLE RED dropped out of contention soon after the start. Corrected weight — Tramway, 117. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Myrtlewood, Sept. 5, 1936— 1- 10s- —4—128 SR9» Seward Hotel Purse. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances oo . Non-winners of a race of 55 in 1938. 3-year-olds, 109 lbs.; older, 119 lbs « n 38-Det May-30 Non-winners of three races since June 1 or a race of ,050 in 1938 allowed 2 lbs.; two races of 00 or three since races October 1, 5 lbs.; one race of 55 or two f«C.tS °f,£?°? s.ince AuSust . 7 ,bs-: one race of 00 or two races of 25 since June 1 10 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. I Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 568332*NOBLE BOY wb 4 104 7 1 14 14 lh m FletcherE Bomar Stable 19olon 58149*COULEEDAM wb 5 112 4 2 33 2b 22 22 WilliamsS T D Buhl 22o!on 52360 AUTOGRAPH w 4 110 2 3 24 3* 3*, 3» MojenaC J L MacKnight 490 100 57407 NEW DEAL wb 7 119 6 4 * 44 5n 4ak MitchellM E Hixon 42O-IOO * Continued on twentieth page. DETROIT Continued from third page. 51710 OLD JAKE w 4 110 1 5 6»4 63 4h 54 HankaW Fishburn Stable 5200-100 57010 LITTLE TRAMP wb3 99 5 6 5h 54 62 6*4 McCartyR Bluheville Stable 1520 100 57430 HO wb 3 104 3 7 7 7 7 7 MelochcT L C Young 3900 100 Time. :23%. :47, 1:12%. Track fast. , 12 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS NOBLE BOY .80 .20 .60 190—100 60—100 30—100 COULEEDAM 3.20 2.60 60—100 30—100 AUTOGRAPH 2.80 40—100 Winner— B. g, by Jean Valjean — Under the Rose, by Sand Mole trained by E. Barnes; bred by Mr. J. O. Keene. WENT TO POST— 4:584. AT POST— 34 minutes. Start good and slow . Won driving ; second and third the same. NOBLE BOY took command at once, established a eood lead during the opening quarter, responded to strong urging when challenged and lasted. COULEEDAM, hustled along from the start, hung in the last stages. AUTOGRAPH, under a good drive throughout, lost ground at the stretch turn, but held on well. NEW DEAL raced wide and showed little. OLD JAKE made up ground. LITTLE TRAMP showed little. HO was outrun. Scratched— 58152 Grey Gold, 119. Overweight — Autograph, 3 pounds; Old Jake, 1; Ho, 5. Corrected weight — Couleedam, 112. * SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood, Aug. 22, 1936— 1:43%— 4— 122. Fifth Run- CTCQtfJO ning COL. ALGER MEMORIAL HANDICAP. ,000 Added. 3-year-olds wOOO and upward. May-30-38-Det Net value to winner ,000; second, 00; third, 00; fourths, 00 each. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56778MAIN MAN wb 4 126 6 4 32 31 33 23 l2 VedderRL J B Respess 100-100 57068TEMPESTUOUS wb6115 4 2 Pj 2J4 1" 1* 26 DabsonH Mrs T Stevenson 370-100 57093 KINGS HEIR wb3108 2 1 1" l2 2* 32 3* CraigA Dixiana 2000-100 581493 tGYRAL wb 5 109 1 6 7 7 7 64 44 WilliamsS T D Buhl 1280 100 57759 +ZEVSON w 6 115 3 7 62 66 62 54 44 RosenJ Mrs E H Bartlett 450-100 58152 GREY GOLD wb 4 109 5 5 4h 5" Is 4* 62 How ellR E W Duffy J860 100 57737 SIR JIM JAMES wb5112 7 3 52 4" 57 7 HankaW E W Duffy J tDead heat. JCoupled as E. W. Duffy entrv. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%, 1:38J/g. 1:44%. Track fast. , S2 MUTUELS* PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . MAIN MAN .00 .00 .00 100—106 50—100 50—100 TEMPESTUOUS 3.60 3.40 80—100 70—100 KINGS HEIR 5.00 150—100 Winner— B. c. by Hildur— Rose Mist, bv St. Rock trained by H. Hoffman; bred by Mr. J. B. RcspesSj. WENT TO POST— 5:34. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily : second and third driving. MAIN MAN. well handled and steadied along for five-eighths, responded gamely when called upon, overtook the leaders in steady fashion, then took the lead inside the final eighth and won easily. TEMPESTUOUS, reserved early, wore down KINGS HEIR nearing the final quarter, was unable to draw clear and failed to withstand the winner, but was much the best of the others. KINGS HEIR, rushed into a commanding lead during the opening five-sixteenths, was put to strong urging when challenged, but tired in the drive. GYRAL finished fast. ZEVSON finished in close quarters. GREY GOLD was bumped on tne lower turn and tired. SIR JIM JAMES improved his position on the inside and tired in the drive. Scratched— 56335 Francesco, 110: 58149 Chalphone, 105. I SEVENTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Genteel Lady, June 29, 1936—1:42—5—105. Br OOfJi Purse 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 119 lbs. Non-winners of a race * ,. at one mile or over since May 1 allowed 2 lbs.; one race since then, 4 lbs. May-30 38-Det Claiming price, ,600; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,300. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 56694 WORLD WAR w 115 3 6 6+ 5 4h 2*» lh CraigA Dixiana 470-100 57141 CANDY HERO w 119 4 4 l2 l2 11 lh 21 RosenJ Motor City Stable 490-100 57767-ODDESAS PRIDE wb 115 1 3 5* 4h 5* 34 32 VedderRL Oddesa Farms 540-100 57767*BLOND SPOOK wbHO 5 7 7 7 6 53 414 McCartyR Dattner Stable 290 100 57138 BRILLIANT BLUE w 114 7 1 33 3* 21443 56 MojenaC G Krehbiel 380-100 56912*GAY MAY wb105 6 5 2» 2i 3« 65 62 WilliamS O R Ferrell 730-100 57644 JEFFERSONTOWN w 115 2 2 4146s 7 7 7 WardWF D Lehan 5380-100 Time, :24%, :48%. 1:14%, 1:41, 1:45%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , WORLD WAR 1.40 .20 .00 470—100 210—100 100—100 %SEZ£K1. 5M 34° 180-100 70-100 ODDESAS PRIDE 3.60 80—100 Winner— Ch. g, by Peter Hastings— War Woman, by Man o War trained by C. Van Dusen : bred by Mr. C. T. Fisher. Winner entered to be claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST— 6:084. AT POST— 44 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving ; second and third the same. WORLD WAR, reserved when outrun, moved up fast when called upon, was forced wide on the stretch turn, then came fast when straight and wore down CANDY HERO in the final stride. The latter, rushed into a good lead during the opening quarter, was put to strong urging rounding the far turn, then tired in the drive and just failed to last. ODDESAS PRIDE, outrun early, improved his position rapidly thereafter, was in close quarters in the drive and tired near the end. BLOND SPOOK made up ground in the drive. BRILLIANT BLUE, steadied along for five eighths, responded gamely when called upon, was in close quarters in the drive and tired rapidly in the last stages. GAY MAY was done after five-eighth JEFFERSONTOWN had early speed. Corrected weight — Oddesas Pride, 115; Candy Hero. 119: Jeffersontown, 115. :ma EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood, Aug. 22, 1936— 1:43%— 4— 122. Purse 00. erQO£»RT 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 119 lbs. Non-win nera of a o,«V race at one mi,e or over since May * allowed 2 lbs.; one race since then, « May 3038-Det 4 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,100, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,000, Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 579553GALLANT PAT wu5119 3 3 5*4 7 P 2* lh CraigA A N Goldberg 460-100 57761 FLYING BANNER wb 4 110 7 4 6h 51 24 1" 23 MojenaC I J Collins 620-100 571433PHANTOM FOX w 5 115 6 7 7 64 5* 43 3* MattioliJ A Bronza 490-100 575902*GAY WATER wb 4 110 1 1 14 32 4* 3» 4* WilliamsS J B Respess 230-100 570673*IVORY TIP wb4110 2 2 3*4 1" 6* 52 53 BronsdtmA Mrs G McMacken 550-100 S,ZINMA "b5112 4 5 44 4h 7 7 63 WardWF W Zimmerman 820100 574672LOWRY wb4115 5 6 24 22 lh 6" 7 RosenJ W J Alford 900-100 Time, :24%, :48%. 1:14%, 1:41, 1:48. Track fast. rAii.u-rn.-r T*2 MUTUE1S PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS r.v.Ur V.Jur. 12° 20 20 460-100 160-100 60-100 PHANTOM FOX 3.60 80-100 Winner— B. g, by Gallant Fox— Bay Bonnie, by Ambassador IV. trained by W. T. Freeman- bred by Belair Stud. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250 WENT TO POST— 6:42. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GALLANT PAT. away slowest of all and outrun for three quarters, moved up fast thereafter and got up m the final stride. FLYING BANNER worked her wav forward on the outside, forged to the front Hearing the final eighth, but failed to last. PHANTOM FOX came from far back. GAY WATER held on well. IVORY TIP dropped back after five-eighths and came again in the drive. ZINNIA quit. LOWRY had early speed.
