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NARRAGANSETT PARK THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND RACES AT NARRAGANSETT PARK TUESDAY PAID 9.70 FOR . PAWTUCKET, R. I., TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939.— Narragansett Park 1 mile. Ninth day. Narragansctt Racing Association. Spring meeting of 19 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Day Camera. Weather cloudy. Steward representing Rhode Island Racing Commission, F. J. Bryan. Stewards, T. Thorp and S. Nuckols. Judges, H. Reynolds, P. C. Galliger and W. R. Dahlstrom. Starter, G. R. Wingfield. Racing Secretary, R. "S. Shelley. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 1:15 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 3-4 MILE Out of Chute, rsychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10%— 3— 111. /TOOrTQ Purse §1,000. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. Claiming idOlO price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,200. May-2-39-Nar Net va|ue to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Vi. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73071 AI-LING wn 112 10 6 3$ l1 1" lnk LoTurcoA Miss M Manya 285-100 725742MASTER HOWARD wb116 4 4 2* 24 22 2$ AshcroftJ II Kane „!£H59 73096*AH-MI w 103 11 3 5$ 3uk 3" 3" LcBlancE Reynolds Bros 2045-100 •VANISHING HOPE w 108i 7 9 6$ 53 42 42 VanTasslW Mrs D Shea 1150-100 67541 CORDATE w 108 2 7 7 82 62 5* McCombsK Mrs W II Cane 2315-100 73071 CANTAMORE wb114 12 1 8* 7$ 72 64 BergerM Mrs F C Dunn 800-100 66548 WISEDALE wb114 3 5 4* 4* 5= 74 Lynch J J Wilson 4985-100 68925 HI HONEY w 109 8 8 9- 9= 82 8* PiersonNL J J Tower 1940-100 73096*TRANSFINN wb104 1 12 12 12 12 9nk RobartE W W Adams 05-100 72137 MONEY SAVER w 113 5 10 10 10$ 10$ 10$ KrovitzH O L Foster !?S"J52 73096*MISS MICHIGAN w 106$ 6 11 llnkH2 9* 11= BowenJ Mrs H Young IfXnXX 73135 HOT METAL wn 113 9 2 lh 61*11$ 12 MerrittR J C Richardson 3810-100 Time, :24s, :48, 1:14 £. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . AT-LING $ 7.70 $ 4.00 $ 4.00 285—100 100—100 100—100 MASTER HOWARD 2.80 2 60 40-100 30-100 AH-MI 6-60 230—100 Winnor-B. f. by Rolls Royce— Jomabel, by Johrcn trained by R. E. Folder; bred by Mr. C. M. Meacham, Jr.. Winner entered to be claimed for ,5*30. WENT TO POST— 2:17. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. AI-LING was rushed up fast after being buffeted about during the opening sixteenth, drew clear midway of the turn met determined opposition from MASTER HOWARD the entire length of the stretch and outlasted him at the close. MASTER HOWARD, forwardly placed all the way, moved up on the outside of the leader when reaching the stretch and, despite responding gamely, was not quite good enough. AH-MI worked her way up gradually and held on well in the closing test. VANISHING HOPE closed a big cap after being outpaced early. CORDATE made up some ground although never in a position to endanger the leaders. HI HONEY was never prominent. HOT METAL quit badly after a brief display of early speed. Scratched— 73168 Bolis, 113; 73132 Choice Gem, 103. Overweight— Ai-Ling, 1 pound; Vanishing Hope, 2$; Miss Michigan, 32. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute, rsychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10%— 3— 111. rr*y*yr7€ rurse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two 7dO a races. 3-year-olds, 105 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 113 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Maidens May-2-39-Nar allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, S50. - Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. *k Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73072 MAEBEAU wsb 4 113 8 10 I1 3* 1«* l3 McCombsK Mrs M H Charles 205-100 73221UVAY YONDER w 3 106$ 6 2 I1* ln 24 2* BowenJ R A Coward 445-100 732213*STAR PUPIL wb 5 107$ 4 7 4$ 24 32 33 SenaD L H Nimkoff 1190-100 7322FSUN ARBOR wsb 3 1C0 5 4 3* 54*4 4$ DuffyW Mrs M R Lewis 1270-100 73273 BRIGHT SPOT wb 3 100 3 8 81 P* 6* 5«* KrovitzII W R Reed 405-100 73096*MR. HYLAND wb4107 1 12 114114 8$ 64 SniderA Mrs A F Beard 2195-100 73103 MR. BROOK w 3 105 11 9 94104 51 72 WilsonJG A S Pierce 965-100 73132 ESPRIT wb 3 100 7 5 5 4 82 9-* 8nk MerrittR J J Shugrue 1420-100 73097*OSHIRL wb4103 2 11 12 12 12 94 LcBlancE Jerry McCarthy Stables 9650-100 73222 CHARMING w 3 102 10 6 10* 9101 103 SchutteH Mrs E Denemark 4165-100 67497*MAESTRUNG wb 3 1042 1 Zh 4* 7$ 113$ RobartE W W Adams 6790-100 73134 GENGS KHAN II. wb 4 107 9 3 6i 7ni lli 12 EccardR Mrs E D Jacobs 18640-100 Time, :24, :48%, 1:1 Zj£. Track fast. , 53 MUTUEIS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS .. MAEBEAU $ 6.10 $ 3.70 $ 2.90 205—100 85—100 45—100 WAY YONDER 5.00 3.50 150-100 75-100 STAR PUPIL 4.50 . ,125~1. Winner — B. g, by Sun Beau— Adorable II.. by Sardanapale trained ,.,,„,,, by G. Mayberry; bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 2:52. AT POST— 3$ minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. MAEBEAU, unable to keep pace during the run through the back stretch, moved up on the outside rounding the far turn and, moving into contention with a rush, disposed of WAY YONDER for the lead, drawing out steadily. WAY YONDER, forwardly placed, withstood early opposition from MAESTRUNG, dis-• posed of him and, called upon to meet a determined bid from STAR PUPIL, held the latter safe, but was unable to cope with the challenge of the winner. STAR PUPIL, under reserve for the first three-eighths, moved to the pacemaker steadily nearing the stretch and, while unable to get to the front, held on willingly in the drive. SUN ARBOR, prominently placed, was unable to better his position when placed under punishment. BRIGHT SPOT was unable to reach the loaders. MR. HYLAND, far back early, saved ground into the stretch and made up a lot of ground. MAESTRUNG quit badly. Scratched— 72122Firing, 108; 73099 Circus Night, 100; 73132Cambrecze, 95. Overweight— Way Yonder, 1$ pounds; Star Pupil, 4$; Sun Arbor, 3; Mr. Hyland, 2; Charming, 2; Macstrung, 4$; Gengis Khan II., 2. Corrected weight — Bright Spot, 100. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10%— 3— 111. r799QA Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 103 lbs.; 4/OOc5vf 4-year-olds, 111 lbs.; older, 113 lbs. Winners since April 21, 3 lbs. extra May-2-39-Nar for each race won since then. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. Tndex Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 72990 *TRICKWICK wb5111 5 3 l2 l2 l1 1$ TaylorWL Mrs V Wyse 315-100 73225 PUMPGUN w 4 111 3 5 44 3h 2 * 22$ PorterE H E Enger 1035-100 732253CHANCER w6113 4 2 2*2* 33 34 AshcroftJ P L Kelley 395-100 732252CRUISING wb9113 6 1 3$ 42 44 4$ WilsonJG A J Halliwell 295-100 73225*NOTICE ME wb6 108 1 6 5"* 51 52 5-$ RobartE Mrs M R Lewis 325-100 72989 ROYAL BIT w 3 98 24 6 6 6 6 KrovitzH Mrs E Denemark 930-100 Time, :23, :479s, 1:12?£. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS s TRICKWICK $ 8.30 $ 4.90 $ 3.80 315—100 145—100 90—100 PUMPGUN 11.20 5.90 460—100 195—100 CHANCER , 3.50 75-100 Winner— B. g, by Wcstwick — Tricky, by Trap Rock trained by W. M. Cox; bred by Mr. P. M. Walker. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:25. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. TRICKWICK moved to the front before the first eighth had been completed, opened up a good load and, rated along in front, had enough in reserve to hold PUMPGUN safe. The latter moved up gradually during the last three-eighths, came through on the inside at the stretch turn and closed with good energy. CHANCER was well placed all the way, although unable to keep pace in the final drive. CRUISING was unable to reach the leaders when called upon, although racing well placed during the early running. NOTICE ME moved up on the inside after the opening three-eighths, although unable to close any ground during the last quarter mile. ROYAL BIT was outrun after leaving the back stretch. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10%— 3— 111. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 114 lbs.; older, 4 OOO JL H G lbs. "Winners since April 21, 2 lbs. extra for each race won since then. May-2-39-Nar Claiming price, ,000. 1 Net value to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73169 MANE VITO wb4107 4 6 2" 34 24 1** SnidorA Dora G Ryan 590-100 7310DDINNER JACKET wb4116 10 5 4$ 2» 1" 24 AshcroftJ Mrs A J Wcsphal 1155-100 72987 GOLDMAN wb5118 12 1$ lh 3$ 3nK KrovitzH Mrs A R Smith 535-100 73169 MINIMUM wb4114 9 7 54 42 44 44 SchutteH Mrs E Denemark 430-100 73272«CANDY HERO w 4 109 5 8 82 51 53 52 MaloneyE D F H Stable 2310-100 731012*TO THE RESCUE wb 4 106$ 7 3 fr* 74 6»* 6h BowenJ H and II Stock Farm 285-100 73169 CROWNG GLORY wb 9 116 6 9 9"M0 10 7$ MayT E A McMann 1405-100 72543 FANDONNA w 4 109 2 1 3 6$ 7$ 8nk MerrittR J Dcnequolo 3555-100 72846 ADOLF - wb 6 116 8 10 10 9 9$ 94 EccardR L E Oglo 1300-100 72186BRAIN TRUST wb6111 3 4 72 8= 8$ 10 LeBlancE Jerry McCarthy Stables 1200-100 Time, :23-£, :48, 1:125$. Track fast. . S2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS JANE VITO 3.80 $ 6.50 $ 3.90 590—100 225—100 95—100 DINNER JACKET 10.20 5.40 410—100 170—100 GOLDMAN . , 4.00 100-100 Winner — Ch. f, by Vito — Jano Logan, by Ultimatum trained by L. Williams; bred by Messrs. Gorham Bros.. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:55. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. JANE VITO, under slight restraint for the first half mile while racing in close attendance of the pace, responded gamely when called upon and, gaining command, held DINNER JACKET safe through the last sixteenth. The latter moved up steadily on the outside after swinging from the back stretch, gained a brief lead nearing the stretch and fought it out determinedly to the end. GOLDMAN displayed speed from the start, holding on gamely to the close, although unable to go along with the first two when challenged. MINIMUM moved up steadily on the inside after the first three-eighths, loomed up threat-«ningly and, while saving ground into the stretch, was unable to better his position in the closing drive. CANDY HERO was unable to reach the leaders. TO THE RESCUE was unable to enter into serious coa-? tention. ADOLF was far back throughout. * i Overweight— Jane Vito, 1 pound ; To the Rescue, 2$. I 1 ORIGINAL RACE DECLARED OFF; NINTH RUN AS FIFTH. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Psychic Bid, Sept. 14, 1935— 1:10%— 3— 111. -OOQO Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 103 lbs.; 4-4 OOO year-olds, 111 lbs.; older, 113 lbs. Winners since April 21, 3 lbs. extra for May-2-39-Nar each race won since then. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. , Net value to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73068 IRENES BOB w 10 116 14 l1 14 I1 I1 DriscoIlD D J Sullivan 175-100 732672*NEBRASKA CITY w 5 103 6 2 2"* 2 2" MaloneyE J Stillman 545-100 73102 BEAVER COUNTY w 5 113 5 7 7 62$ 5nk 3" AshcroftJ R Robertson 2900-100 73268*STAVKA wb7111 2 5 3* 31 32 4l LeBlancE Oaktree Stable 795-100 731683*MIXED WEATHRwb 4 104 3 6 62$ 52 4h 54 RobartE Mrs E D Jacobs 285-100 73224 WORTHING wb 7 113 7 3 5$ 4$ 63 6"* WilsonJG A J Halliwell 835-100 73132 WOODLARK wb3103 4 1 4$ 7 7 7 SchutteH Mrs E Denemark 1025-100 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13. Track fast. MUTUELS PAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS IRENES BOB $ 5.50 $ 3.30 $ 2.90 175—100 65—100 45—100 NEBRASKA CITY 4.60 3.60 130-100 80-100 BEAVER COUNTY 9.80 J90TJ00 Winner— B. g, by The Turk— Bobs Mary, by Helmet trained by T. Kenwood; bred by Mr. Wm. , Garth. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,250. ; WENT TO POST— 4:26. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. IRENES BOB, away well, moved to the lead gradually and was clear of his opposition before the opening quarter mile, was rated along under slight restraint and, ridden out sharply to the end, held NEBRASKA CITY safe. The latter moved up on the outside, was under a hard drive and, despite responding camcly to punishment, was not good enough. BEAVER COUNTY, slow to begin and outrun early, finished with a belated rush and was along in the closing stride to wear down STAVKA. The latter, on the inside all the way and close up, was under punishment in an effort to reach the leaders and hung during the closing seventy yards. MIXED WEATHER was unable to threaten under hard urging. WOODLARK tired. Overweight — Mixed Weather, 1 pound. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Bow, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43%— 3— 105. Purse ,000. wqqQQ 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April 4 OOOO 21. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners since April 21 allowed May-2-39-Nar 3 ios. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. , Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 71981*WOODLANDER wb 8 110 2 1 24 2 14 1$ 1$ TaylorWL Mrs S Orr 255-100 72443»COL. GOODNIGHT wb 5 110 1 4 32$ 33 2» 23 23 LcBlancE Reynolds Bros 380-100 73272 SIR REG w 5 110 5 3 42$ 43 42$ 44 3" McCombsK Mrs F B Ponce 565-100 73272*THE RUNNER wb5105 4 2 12$ l2 32 34 44 MaloneyE A Delia Porta 585-100 73272 TRAICIONERO w 6 115 6 5 6 52 5° 58 512 PiersonNL S Miceli • 365-100 71818 FLORIAN II. wsb 7 115 3 6 54 6 6 6 6 MooreG C L Corda 775-100 Time, :24%, :W/5, 1:134£, 1:394g, 1:46%. Track fast. MUTUELS TAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS , WOODLANDER $ 7.10 $ 3.90 $ 2.60 255—100 95—100 30—100 COL. GOODNIGHT 4.20 2.90 110—100 45—100 SIR REG 3.60 80-100 Winner— Ch. g, by Rolled Stocking— Rosewood, by Magneto trained by S. Orr; bred by Mr. J. W. Parrish. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 4:55. AT POST — minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. WOODLANDER followed along in nearest pursuit of the pace, responded gamely when called upon, wore down THE RUNNER, opened up a clear load and held COL. GOODNIGHT safe to the close. COL. GOODNIGHT, under slight restraint while following along within striking distance of the pace, moved up on the outside when reaching the stretch and held on determinedly. SIR REG, unable to keep up early, closed with good courage and was along in the last strides to wear down THE RUNNER. The latter outran his field to the first turn, was rated along under slight restraint, but tired during the last five-sixteenths. TRAICIONERO was unable to threaten. FLORIAN II. trailed throughout. Scratched— 71575Count Maurice, 110. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43%— 3— 105. Purse ,000. TQQQ/f 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners in 1939. 3-year-olds, 105 4 0004 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 113 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May-2-39-Nar uet va|ue to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73174 SOME BOY wsb 6 116 7 8 9 64 22 l2 l3 AshcroftJ A Delia Porta 780-100 731742PRINCE DEAN w 7 116 1 4 74 3nk 2" KrovitzH O L Eagan 285-100 731733WROUGHT IRON wb 6 116 4 1 2and 2and 4$ 43 33 McCombsK Fanfare Farms 495-100 73228 FLYING ORPHAN wb 5 111 2 7 74 34 H 2h 42$ MerrittR T D Trulis 435-100 72994 LONG BIT wb 8 111 9 5 44 4$ 5°k 52$ 5$ DriscoIlD Miss F Malone 325-100 73133*TRANSBRIAR wb 4 108 5 3 12$ lh 64 62$ 6** MaloneyE J J Shugrue 1840-100 73139*MALICE wb6107 3 9 51 9 8$ 85 73 SniderA A E Rowe 2140-100 73173 MISS L. F. wb 4 108 6 6 8 81 72$ I1 8* DuffyW J Janard 3560-100 73173 KING BONNY w 7 116 8 2 3»* 5n 9 9 9 BergerM Mrs F C Dunn 3700-100 Timp, :24%. :49%. 1:15K. 1:41%. 1:43 J£. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS SOME BOY 7.60 $ 7.20 $ 4.70 780—100 260—100 135—100 PRINCE DEAN 4.10 3.00 105 — 100 50—100 WROUGHT IRON 3.60 80—100 Winner — Ch. c. by Ladkin — Lady Sylvia, by Chicle trainpd by J. Webber; bred by Mr. J. G. Lang. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:26. AT POST— H minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SOME BOY trailed his field into the, back stretch, began moving to the leaders rounding the far turn and, taking the lead when FLYING ORPHAN began tiring, drew out steadily. PRINCE DEAN, permitted to settle into his best stride, worked his way up steadily during the last half mile and, closing gamely, was along in the last strides to wear down WROUGHT IRON. The latter obtained clear sailing on the inside down the back stretch, moved up stoutly, was head and head with the leader, then dropped back suddenly, came again nearing the stretch and closed with good energy. FLYING ORPHAN, knocked to her knees at the first turn, was taken up and rushed up fast after straightening out down the back stretch and had nothing left for the closing test. LONG BIT, on the outside, was unable to make up any ground. TRANSBRIAR, unruly at the post, had brief early speed. KING BONNY quit. Scratched— 73139 Makcit, 106; 731732The Mauler, 111; 73173 Le Miserable, 111; 73073 Mervin B., 116. Overweight — Malice, 1 pound. Continued on eighteenth page. NARRAGANSETT PARK Continued from tenth page. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Top Row, Oct. 20, 1934— 1:43%— 3— 105. Purse ,000. wooor 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 113 lbs.; older, 115 lbs. luOOO Winners since April 21, 3 lbs. extra for each race won since then. Claiming May-2-39-Nar price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 75; third, 5; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 730733WULFSTAN wb5115 2 1 1* 14 l1 1* 14 MayT C W McKay 1695-100 731753*COUNTRY LASS wb 4 103 3 8 6h 4h 54 34 2* LeBIancE Flying Horse Farm 460-100 73073ASSIST wb6118 9 3 2i 2£ 2fl* 2and 34 AshcroftJ R Robertson 510-100 73102*SAIDONA wb5108 5 4 34 3£ 31 54 4" RobartE W W Adams 1230-100 TKFSP?NACA wb10115 8 5 51 5i 4*41*52 WilsonJG A J Halliwell ■ 44 M0O 73074 BRDON PRINGEwb 10 118 6 7 8* 83 83 82 r k DYiscollD F Hayes - 400-100 73173LITTLE BANNER wb 5 113 4 9 9 9 9 9 74 McCombsK B A Dario 1290-100 72993*CONTINUITY wb 6 1064 1 2 4»k 7* 73 62 84 BowenJ V J Sprow 635-100 72136 SAXOPAL w7H2 7 6 7* 6°k fink 7nk 9 BergerM Mrs H Young 1955-100 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:14%, 1:41, 1:48. Track fast. 1 HUTUELB 7 AID , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB—, ,.„.. WULFSTAN 5.90 4.80 $ 8.40 1695—100 640—100 320—100 ""N™7 LASS 6-60 5.10 230-100 155-100 ASSIST _ 6.60 180—100 Winner— B. g, by Saxon— Mayi, by Polymelian trained by B. Pomeroy; bred by Mr. W. W. Jeffords, Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO P0ST-5:56. AT POST— H minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. WULFSTAN outran his field from the start, drew clear when reaching the back stretch and, rated along under slight restraint, was never threatened, although ridden out smartly to the. close. COUNTRY LASS, on the inside all the way, moved up stiaighteifing out in the stretch, was forced to be taken to the outside of the leader nearing the eighth post and held on determinedly to the close. ASSIST, in nearest pursuit of the pace early continued with good courage to the end. SAIDONA, well placed and under punishment after going a half mile, was unable to keep up. ESPINACA was on the outside throughout and was unable to close any ground in the final drive. BRANDON PRINCE was far back the entire trip. CONTINUITY was unable to keep up. Scratched— 73139 Powers Gouraud, 111. Overweight— Continuity, 14 pounds. Corrected weight— Little Banner, 113. 1 NINTH RACE 73385 i NINTH RACE RUN AS THE FIFTH. 1
