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PIMLICO THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE FIRST AND SECOND RACES AT PIMLICO FRIDAY PAID 9.30 FOR . PIMLICO, MD., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939— Pimlico 1 mile. Eleventh day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 12 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Photo Chart Camera. Weather clear. Steward representing the Maryland Racing Commission, W. L. Harron. Stewards of Meeting, G. Brown, Jr., E. L. Brcnnan and A. G. Weston. Judges, J. P. Turner, Sr., M. C. Shea and John Brennan. Starter, J. F. Milton. Racing Secretary, C. J. McLennan. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Chicago time, 2:15 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; *a7 pounds; ***10 pounds. FIRST RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Dignus, May 13, 1926— :53%— 2— 111. Merryland Farm Purse. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Bred and foaled in 4 uOov Maryland. Special weights. May-12-39-Pim Net Vaiue to winner 00; second, 50; third, $.100; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73524 HARDY MISS wb 115 8 7 2h 15 15 Anderson! W M Elder 370-100 RACE RIDER wU8 6 3 _ 3J 21 21 FallonL A G Vanderbilt 440-100 73656 LADY MOWLEE w 115 5 6 6" 54 3h SmithG . B Johns 3085-100 73694 HAZEL W. w 115 7 5 7h 61 4h StevsonC W Elliott 1630-100 73691 MARIYAH wb 115 4 4 44 4£ 54 SmithE C Sutphin 570-100 DISRAELI w 118 12 84 72 6» ShelhamerA R Parr 280-100 73656 CANTERUP w 115 3 9 9 8h 72 FaustF L H Drennan 3230-100 734783BREAKING WAVES wb 115 2 1 Ink 3h 82 BergM E K Bryson 630-100 MOUNTAIN ECHO wb 115 9 8 51 9 9 BayleyA J H Louchheim 3220-100 Time. :23%, :49, :56. Track fast. , MUTTJELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKIMO ODDS-— . HARDY MISS $ 9.40 $ 4.80 $ 3.40 370—100 140—100 70—100 RACE RIDER ; 5.40 4.30 170—100 115—100 LADY MOWLEE .10.70 435-100 Winner — Br. f, by Bud Lerner — Hardy Fern, by Dunlin trained by N. K. Bcal; bred by Mr. W. M. Elder. WENT TO POST— 2:22. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start poor and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. HARDY MISS, away tardily, had a lot of speed to race up into a contending position- in the first quarter mile, displaced BREAKING WAVES readily, opened up a wide lead- when reaching the stretch and held sway to the end. RACE RIDER was close up from the beginning, saved ground, but could not threaten the winner. LADY MOWLEE improved her position steadily after settling into stride. HAZEL W. passed tiring horses in the late stages. MARIYAH had good speed early, but could not keep up when the real test came. DISRAELI broke well, but had no speed. CANTERUP was away poorly and was unable to menace. BREAKING WAVES tired fast after showing early speed. MOUNTAIN ECHO showed a flash of speed after the start. • Scratched— 73656 Aster Lady. 115. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Mainmast, May 6, 1924—1:1016—6—116. TQfifil Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners twice 4 dOOl in 1939. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.: 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-May-12-39-Pim winners since March 26 allowed 3 lbs.; in 1939, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. • ■ Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St • JA % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 735252*DISTRACT wb6111 7 7 6* 4$ 33 1? ScottR T B Martin . . 120-100 73525*GRME CRACKER wb 4 10511 6 4n 14 4 23 PolkV Mrs W Strawbridge 545-100 56278 NIGHT PLAY wn.6116 8 10 91* 2h 2n 32 StevsonC R Pending . . 535-100 69177 KAI-MIN w 4 114 9 3 5h 5 4£ 44 PalumboS Mrs H Horst . 835-100 69198 MAN AT ARMS wb 4 114 4 11 11 81 5h 5h FallonL Mrs S Veitch 6675-100 73525* JAMES PAL wn4115 2 2 lh 3| 63 6* MattisonJ A B Parker 1140-100 73157 CAIDON w 4 114 5 4 7h 71 7* 72 ShelhamerA Miss J Waugh 9530-100 73349 READY-ABOUT w.b 3 105 3 9 103 11 8£ 84 SeaboG H Neusteter .. 1105-100 73157 WAY OUT w 4 109 1 1 2h 9nk 9* gi£ ConnellS J B Belk 4740-100 73435 JACAM wb3104 6 8 8h 10* 108 1012 FriedmanC Miss E M Hayman f5520-100 69455 FLYING HEART w 3 108 10 5 V2 6 11 11 BergM Mrs J P Laird f fCoupled as Miss E. M. Hayman and Mrs. J. P. Laird entrv. Time, :23%, :48, 1:14%. Track fast. , J2 MUTTJELS PAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS DISTRACT $ 4.40 $ 3T00 $ 2.50 120—100 50—100 25—100 GRAEME CRACKER 4.70 3.50 135—100 75—100 NIGHT PLAY 3.70 85-100 Winner — Ch. g, by Distraction — March Hare, by Mad Hatter trained by W. E. Martin; bred by Wheatley Stable. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO P0ST-r-2:52. AT POST — 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. DISTRACT, caught in close quarters after the start, luckily found racing room between horses early to improve his position, stole through on the inside when reaching the stretch, finished determinedly and was up in the last fifty yards. GRAEME CRACKER disposed of JAMES PAL leaving the back stretch, was hurried to draw clear, but could not withstand the winner under punishment. NIGHT . PLAY, forced to race very wide cn the back stretch, went to the leaders readily, but had too much taken out of him early and tired in the stretch drive. KAI-MIN was prominent and raced well. MAN AT ARMS raced wide. JAMES PAL was under strong pressure all the way. CAIDON could not tlireaten. READY-ABOUT had a rough trip. WAY OUT was done after going a half mile. FLYING HEART showed early speed Scratched— 71581 Idyllic, 109; 73085 Bally Bay, 116; 73435 Tiny Tune, 105; 73211 Polly Fair, 94; 73156 Dihvin, 106; 72675 Golden Wand, 104; 65328 Idolon, 114. Overweight— Graeme Cracker, 4 pounds; Ready-About, 3; Flying Heart, 4. Corrected weight — Ready-About, 102. THIRD RACE 2 MILES. Saluda, May 6, 1939—3:52—6—142. Purse ,000. 4-year-rrRR*? olds and uPward« Steeplechase. Claiming. Non-winners since April 29. »T- .o,on- year-oWs, 143 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 151 lbs.; older, 154 lbs. Non-winners In May-12-39-Pim 1939 allowed 3 lbs.; since November 1, 5 lbs.; maiden 4-year-olds, 7 lbs.; maiden five-year-olds and upward, 10 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,500. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 8 12 15 Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 677632LITTLE WOMAN w 8 1444 4 2 2« 2£ 16 li5oi200Halcyj J H C Forbes 215-100 61540 WALKAWAY w4133£ 1 3 4 4 3 2 2 PenrodJ W M Elder 995-100 73434**LITTLE DAN w 12 137 3 5 38 i32 23» 3 3 MeehanJ Mrs M MacNeille 480-100 737483*SWIMALONG w8141 2 1 1* lh Fell. ScrutonA Mrs A White 105-100 73748*QUAKERSTREET w9141 5 4 Lost rider. RwickMrE D B Barrows - 3040-100 Time, 3:53%. Track fast. ■ " MUTUEL8 PAID . , — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS LITTLE WOMAN .30 .50 $ 3.20 215—100 75—100 60—100 WKAWAY 7.8O 4.30 290-100 115-100 LITTLE DAN 3.70 85—100 Winner— B. m, by Wrack— Bevy, by Fair Play trained by J. H. C. Forbes; bred by Mr. T. W. Durant. Winner entered to be claimed for ,800. WENT TO POST— 3:24. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and fast. Won easily; second and third driving. LITTLE WOMAN, going strongly for the first mile, displaced SWIMALONG at the ninth fence opened up a clear lead and distanced WALKAWAY when LITTLE DAN fell at the last jump-while in nearest pursuit. WALKAWAY had no speed at any stage and trailed far back all the way. LITTLE DAN, re- strained for a turn of the field, challenged stoutly rounding the final turn, but fell at the last jump He was remounted to finish in the time limit for third. SWIMALONG was overhauled after going one mile and fell at the twelfth jump. QUAKERSTREET was taken very wide over the first three jumps and lost her rider at the fourth fence. Scratched— 73655 Trolight, 131. Overweight— Little Woman, 2£ pounds; Walkaway, 2; Quakerstreet, 7. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Mainmast, May 6, 1924— 1-104/— 6-116 TQfiSQ Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds" 110 lbs • A i9,oo- 4-year-°Ids. 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners since April 20 allowed auowea May.12-39-P.rn 3 lbs.; since March 4, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner 00; second. 50; third. 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Sti Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 682553COUNSUELLO w4110 7 5 5h 4"* 42 14 DabsonH F A Burton iilon 73531 LADY ORCHID wb4112 9 7 94 7* 51 2* BergM J Kugelman I95T1OO 733922GREEDAN wB3105i 6 10 10 8« 62 3? PolkV G R Watkins 1895 100 660262GREEN BOTTLE wb 4 114 10 4 3 3* 2h 42 StevsonC E Trotter 2Qfl ion 736923CARNARVON w5116 8 3 2h 2n 3"k 5* AndersonI G A Garrett 240 100 73387 WISE SISTER ws7111 2 1 4h 6h 8£ 6" ConnellS J B Belk 6600-100 72439 ALEXANDRINE wb5111 18 7h 93 -93 U SeaboG Mrs B H Jackson 670-100 72588*BLUE BOO wb5111 5 6 6 52 7« 82 MattisonJ Miss L J Stieg 36295-100 735253*PRINCETURLEYwb7111 4 2 lh lh 1± 91 DuffordW H M Simpson 3555-10O 73211*DOROTHY POMP wb3102 3 9 8h 10 10 10 PlacintoR W Elliott 137? im Time, :23%. :47and, 1:14. Track fast. " ?-iuu rTi,U PAP OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS — rmiMCiiri f?nvSUnnrmn in $ $ 6-70 5 480 385-100 235-100 140-100 16-8° U°n ™-100 GREED UKEEDAN AN 8.80 340—100 Winner— Ch. f, by Wise Counsellor— Azurita, by Hessian trained by J. V. Stewart- bred bv y Mr " F ** A A Burton. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:48. AT POST— 2 minutes. - Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. COUNSUELLO,xkept within striking distance of the leaders and racing. on the outside, moved up fast ? AnvSnSrHin . - T . % Y °" 1 °Ulr-5 a"d Worc down thc ,caders in tJ,e »«t sixteenth. LADY ORCHID, lacking early speed, raced around her field and came gamely in the final drive GREEDAN sluggish m the early running, finished with good speed when settled in his best stride GREEN BOTTIF was a strong factor from the start and held on willingly to the end. CARNARVON was abreast the ESSfp Ut itCr°d th ? .,"t.c,th; WISE SISTER f*» ck early and was held safe. ALEXANDRINE nace- had no speed and came wide in the late stages. BLUE BOO was held safe PRINCE TURLFY miit to a walk inside the final eighth after setting the pace. DOROTHY POMP was "blocked and knocked f stride leaving the back stretch. "« . «.u o un Scratched— 73479 Briar Plume, 109; 72709 Arboreal, 99. Overweight— Counsucllo, 1 pound; Greedan, 4; Dorothy Pomp, 5. Corrected weight— Lady Orchid, 112. Continued on twentieth page. " ~ PIMLICO "T . Continued from third page. - ,,: ._ FIFTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Shuffle Along:, Nov. 3, 1923— 1:42*6— 3— 110. Gunpowder Purse. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of 4 OOO"* 50 three times other than maiden or claiming:. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-May-12-39-Pim winners of ,500 at any time allowed 3 lbs.; of 50 in 1939, 6 lbs.; of 00 at any time, 9 lbs.; of 00 at any time, 12 lbs.; maidens, 15 lbs. Claiming and maiden races not considered. Net value to winner 50; second. 00; third. 00; fourth, 0. _ Index Horse* Eqt A Wt PP St V*. % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Oddi Strt 733523SKYFLIER vb116 4 2 23 23 2~ l5 l s AndersonI A Untcrmyer 290-100 73657 BALLOTER w 110 5 1 5£ 5 3* 2*J 25 StcvsonC W F Hitt 125-100 73484 BEACON ROCK vb112 7 3 li li 1» 3* 3« SmithG Mrs N Ray 4365-100 733902TANGANYIKA w!05l 5 V2 65 65 4" 4£ PolkV H G Bedweil 550-100 73657 ROBESPIERRE wb119 3 4 6 3 43 5 5 SmithE W E Johnson 850-100 733901PRADIS wbIIO 2 6 4 4« 5* 62 62 PalumboS C O Ferguson 1700-100 73392*PASCUA wsl03 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 FriedmanC J Kugeiman 1600-100 Time, :23%, :48, 1:13% ,1:39%. 1:44. Track fast. . S2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB . SKYFLIER $ 7.80 $ 3.60 $ 3.30 290—100 80—100 65—100 BALLOTER 3.00 2.60 50—100 30—100 BEACON ROCK 5.40 - . 170—100 Winner— Ch. c, by High Cloud— Flirt, by Hanbridge trained by H, Dufford; bred by Mr. Bronaudi WENT TO POST— 4:24J. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. SKYFLIER, steadied alongside BEACON ROCK for tlic first three-quarters, moved to the front rearing the stretch, opened up a long lead and continued strongly to draw out at the finish. BALLOTER broke swiftly, but fell back badly in the first sixteenth, moved to the outside when settled in the back stretch, made a weak bid under punishment on the final turn, then was held safe at the close. BEACON ROCK was unable to get clear while setting the pace and tired fast when caught. TANGANYIKA fell back early, then failed to rally. ROBESPIERRE had a rough trip going to the first turn, then was held safe when put to a drive. PRADIS was also in trouble going to the first turn and could not threaten. PASCUA broke slowly and trailed throughout. Scratched — 737503Superstition, 111. Overwcight-rBeacon Rock,. 2 pounds ;Pascua. 3_ SIXTH RACE 5-8 MILE. Bother, May 7, 1924—1:00—2—109. Thirty-First Bunning wqddk PIMLICO NURSERY STAKES. ,000 Added. 2-year-olds. Weight, 122 4 OOOt lbs. Winners of ,000, 3 lbs. extra. May-12-39-Pim Net value to winner S4.820; second. S1.000; third. 00; fourth, 50. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St *4 Vt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73483 COCKEREL w 122 6 3 3£ 23 2 1£ DabsonH A Untermycr 885-100 NOW WHAT w 119 4 2 FJ l2 U 2 FallonL A G Vanderbilt . 425-100 73483 IMPRUDENT wll9 3 1 2£ 3£ 31 3 J AndersonI E K Bryson f85-100 72888 WAKE ROBIN wl22 5 4 56 4* A* 4 ArcaroE Greentrce Stable 295-100 734832ARDEN LASS w 119 1 5 4"k 56 58 58 BcrgM J Shouse t 735243ENGLES CHARM wb122 2 6 6 6 6 6 SheihamerA J T Engle 4950-100 •■Coupled as E. K. Bryson and J. Shouse entry. ~ . Time, :22%. :47%, 1:01. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID .- , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . COCKEREL 9.70 1.80 % 2.60 885—100 490—100 30—100 NOW WHAT 7.60 2.60 280—100 30—100 E. K. BRYSON AND J. SHOUSE ENTRY 2.10 6—100 Winner — B. c, by Transmute — Chickie, by Chicle trained by H. Dufford; bred by Regan Farm. WENT TO POST— 4:57. AT POST — 7 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. COCKEREL had good speed to race close to the leaders early, rallied gamely when shaken up nearing the stretch, bore toward the inside when engaged with NOW WHAT midway of the stretch and drew out slowly after gaining a short lead inside the last sixteenth. NOW WHAT displayed high speed to move clear soon after the start, saved ground and held on gamely while being crowded during the closing eighth. IMPRUDENT was weakly ridden in the early racing, fell back on the turn, then was taken to the outside irt the final drive after racing on the inside early. WAKE ROBIN was unable to better his position in the final drive. ARDEN LASS was unable to menace. ENGLES CHARM was outrun. Scratched— 73528 Sally Pass By, 119. xSEVENTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Shuffle Along, Nov. 3, 1923— 1 :42£— 3— 110. r7Qfifift Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners twice luOOD since April 1. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; May-12-39-Pim since March 26, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Inrtox Horse* Eot A Wt PP St lA M % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Oddt Strt 736983RED GLARE w4 105 4 3 3a 2* 2 1£ H SeaboG A B Hagncr 1500-10C 734822SAN ANTIOCA wb 6 111 5 4 43 4 3* 33 23 StevsonC H J Bundscho 180-100 737533RED JACK wb 4 116 2 2 I1 1£ V2 2£ 3"k AdamsJ Mrs M Durant 445-100 73482*CAREFUL MISS w 5 106 1 1 2£ 3»» 4* 42 4 PolkV W Elliott 655-100 72773*THE QUEEN wsb 5 109 6 5 5* 52 52 54 52 ScottR O Blank 240-100 73387 MANILA BAY wb4110 3 6 6 6 6 6 6 DabsonH E C Eastwood 1400-100 Time, :24, :48%, 1:14. 1:40%, 1:45%. Track fast. r— JS MUTUELS PAID , . OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS — — RED GLARE 2.00 $ 8.70 $ 4.00 1500—100 335—100 100—100 SAN ANTIOCA 3.50 2.40 75—100 20—100 RED JACK 3.70 85—100 Winner — Ch. f, by Diavolo— Star Spangle, by Sunstar trained by J. Fisher, Jr.; bred by Mr. T. W. Durant. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 5:39|. AT POST— 1 minute. Start fair and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. RED GLARE,- under light restraint in the early running, raced to the pacemaker atthe turn out of the back stretch, gained the lead midway of the stretch and had enough in reserve to withstand SAN ANTIOCA. The latter, rated off the early pace, was taken wide when improving her position and finished gamely under punishment in the final drive. RED JACK was steadied after getting to the front, saved ground all the way, but failed to rally when placed to a vigorous drive. CAREFUL MISS tired steadily after going three-quarters. THE QUEEN broke slowly and failed to better her position while losing ground. MANILA BAY also broke very slowly and trailed all the way. Overweights-Red Glare, 1 pound; Manila Bay, 1. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:44—4—102. Purse ,000. /TQQQfT 4-year-olds and upward. Foaled in Maryland. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. idOOl Non-winners since April 20 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 4, 5 lbs.; in 1939, May-12-39-Pim 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. Net value to winner S650; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0; breeder of winner, 0. | Index Horses Eot A Wt PP St V*. *h % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73585 ITALIAN HARRY ws 7 112 5 8 72 6U 3» 21 1" GrigesC C H Robinson 805-100 73579 SHALAKO wb 4 112 7 5 5* 3* 2* 1£ 23 SmithG G L Stryker 510-100 735793*RIOTOUS w4110 1 1 lh li lh 33 34 PolkV J H C Forbes 100-100 73579*DUB wb4 107 2 3 4« 53 5» 4* 4° MattisonJ H L Straus 650-100 69416*DOCTORS GIFT wb 6 107 4 4 3** 42 6* 5* 51 HamerD J F Adams 5370-100 73433*RED TRAP w 4 102 6 6 6h 8 8 7 63 PlacintoR H G Pocock 6905-100 73433*SPRINGS HERE w 5 107 - 8 2 2° 22 4" 6i 7 ScottR Mrs L Campbell 670-100 BOOS LETTER wb 5 108 3 7 8 73 7b 8 8 ConnellS H E Triplctt 3025-100 Time, :24, :49%, 1:15, 1:42%, 1:49. Track fast. , S2 MUTUEL8 PAID , r— OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB . ITALIAN HARRY 8.10 $ 7.20 $ 3.50 805—100 260—100 75—100 SHALAKO 6.60 3.50 230—100 75—100 RIOTOUS 2.70 35—100 Winner — B. g, by Cloudland — Donarila, by Donnacona trained by C. H. Robinson; bred by Mr. J. Fisher, Jr.. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST — 6:08;. AT POST— minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. ITALIAN HARRY, reserved off the pace until settled in full stride, swung to the outside when improving his position, finished with good courage after reaching contention and was up right at the end. SHALAKO, going in best form, moved up fast on the final turn, wore down RIOTOUS, but could not withstand the winner. RIOTOUS had much taken out of her racing SPRINGS HERE into defeat and failed to stay when the real test came. DUB was hard ridden, but could not reach the leaders. DOCTORS GIFT tired gradually. RED TRAP passed tiring horses. SPRINGS HERE was used up forcing the early pace. BOOS LETTER was never a factor. Scratched— 73823 Last Scamp, 107; 73530 Sandy Belle, 107; 73698 Fusco, 112; Prince Tex, 112. Overweight — Springs Here, 2 pounds; Boos Letter, 1.
