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FRIDAYS LAST THREE CHURCHILL DOWNS CHARTS SEVENTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936— 1:10%— 4— 115. *7A * A Q Furse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 157 lbs.; older, 4 167 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. May-19-39-C.D Net value to winner 00; second, 0; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Stt Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 68566 STJENSUND v9 167 2 4 5* 32 2= li HknMrBO B 0 Hickman 80-100 74024 SEVEN STAR vj6169 6 1 42 44 45 2 SchellMrR .1 F ONeil 540-100 32288 TEDDY BOY wb6164 12 l3 1* 14 34 MajorMrEE E E Major 720-100 73146 PAUL T. w 9 168 5 3 22 2h Z2 48 PetcrsMrG C N Finch 630-100 64813 SIS BLAZE w 6 168 4 5 3h 6 53 53 HowIMrGS G S Howell 1300-100 72602 BE SHY wb 8 172 3 6 6 54 6 6 HilrdMrB Mrs W J Alford 1220-100 Time, :25and, :51%, 1:17?£. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . STJENSUND $ 3.60 $ 2.60 $ 2.20 80—100 30—100 10—100 SEVEN STAR 3.60 2.80 80—100 40—100 TEDDY BOY 3.00 50—100 Winner— B. g, by Atwell— Hasty Chick, by Hastings trained by G. Hardy; bred by Mr. B. O. Hickman. Winner entered to be claimed for S1.250. WENT TO POST— 5:00. AT POST — 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. STJENSUND, eased back when racing on the inside early, began to move up slowly after going to the outside on the turn, responded to light punishment after reaching the stretch and, wearing down TEDDY BOY, drew clear in the closing strides. SEVEN STAR raced wide throughout, did not respond to light urging soon after entering the stretch, but rallied to stronger pressure in the final eighth and finished strongest. TEDDY BOY took command quickly, saved ground throughout, but began to falter before reaching the last eighth. PAUL T. had speed from the start, but failed to stay in the drive. The others had no mishaps. Overweight — Seven Star, 5 pounds; Paul T., 4; Sis Blaze, 9; Be Shy, 8. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Lady Madcap, May 24, 1922—1:44—4—113. Purse 00. m JO A A 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 28. 3-year- 4 ±3c.± olds, 110 lbs.; older, 119 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. May-19-39-C.D Net va|ue to wjnner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St H % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 740233NEMONT vb5U9 5 2 2- l1 l3 l5 l2i HanfordI W E Snyder 220-100 7376FDOUBLE R. wb 7 119 1 6 54 3 Z2 22 2*4 YarberryW Woolford Farm 180-100 73760 SUN MICA wb 5 119 3 1 4 23 2 35 3* FinnertyR O R Ferrell 830-100 73400*KING CARL vb6114 7 5 32 44 46 4s 46 HankeE R McCoy 270-100 74023 CROUT AU POT wb 8 114 6 7 63 53 53 54 55 ConleyR Mrs A M Creech 1870-100 73588*SILVER HORN wb3105 4 3 4» 6« 6« 66 6* WallaceG Mrs C Grayson 6900-100 68214 KIEVS PENNANT wb 6 119 2 4 7 7 7 7 7 SwainC E A Bischoff 7950-100 Time, :24?£, :49%, 1:14%. 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . NEMONT $ 6.40 $ 3.20 $ 2.60 220—100 60—100 30—100 DOUBLE R 2.80 2.60 40—100 30—100 SUN MICA 3.60 80—100 Winner — B. g, by Ormont — Nclchen, by Frizzle trained by J. R. Gregory; bred by Mr. W. F. Axton. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 5:28. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. NEMONT, much the best and away fast, took command under stout restraint, easily drew out after reaching the last five-sixteenths and was cased in the last sixteenth, winning with much in reserve. DOUBLE R. moved up steadily while saving ground the first three-quarters, raced gamely under strong urging thereafter and disposed of SUN MICA gradually in the last three-sixteenths. The latter, taken in hand when unable to outrun NEMONT and saving much ground, was under strong pressure the last three-eighths and held on with good courage to the last sixteenth. KING CARL raced wide throughout and tired in the stretch. CROUT AU POT was outrun. KIEVS PENNANT showed poor form. Corrected weight — Nemont, 119; Crout au Pot, 114. NINTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Lady Madcap, May 24, 1922—1:44—4—113. Purse 00. /T/| O/tf AX 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of more than two races 4 ±±2, since April 28. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of two races since April 28 May-19-39-C.D allowed 3 lbs.; two races since April 12, 6 lbs.; one race since April 28, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. 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 7:825 ftl CHASE wb 5 105 2 2 24 2= H 2*2 l3 JohnsonWL B W Stivers 3800-100 73664 +*TEXAS ROSE w 5 100 4 5 Z 2 34 23 4 l3 CharltonC A G Tarn 210-100 738942BEL ESPOIR wb 8 115 7 7 5» 4» 43 3* 3* ConleyR Mrs A M Creech 220-100 73894 GAY WATER wb 5 110 3 1 43 52 5= 43 41 ParisoN J B Respess 1500-100 73705 *WEST SEA wb4107 6 4 8 7« 7™ 51 52 WallaceG J W Barnes 1050-100 73153*LENA J. w 6 103 8 6 V2 62 6* 7" 63 HankeE Woodcock and King 610-100 74C6FLIFE GUARD wb 4 110 1 3 l1 In 3" 6£ 7*5 BodiouA Lewin Stables 520-100 73895*REAL SPORT w 4 105 5 8 64 8 8 8 8 FornretteH Montcll Farms 11690-100 ■Disqualified. tDead heat. Time, :24£, :49%, 1:15, 1:41%, 1:49. Track good. , S2 MUTUELS PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS TEXAS ROSE $ 6.20 $ 3.20 $ 2.80 210—100 60—100 40—100 BEL ESPOIR 3.40 2.80 70—100 40—100 GAY WATER 5.00 150—100 Winner — B. m, by Rhinock — Our Carrie, by Huon trained by A. G. Tarn; bred by Mrs. G. B. Cox. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST — 5:57J. AT POST — 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. I CHASE forced the early pace under restraint, took command when called upon, came again after losing the lead and finished in a dead heat with TEXAS ROSE as rider interfered with the latter, but was disqualified for the foul. TEXAS ROSE, reserved off the pace, slowly worked her way to the front under ■mild pressure, suffered sharp fouling after swerving over in the last eighth and was lucky to finish on even terms with I CHASE, yet appeared best. BEL ESPOIR, away slowly, saved ground while outrun, raced wide on the stretch turn, went to the inside in the last quarter, had to be eased as "the leaders swerved to the inside entering the last eighth, but tired in the final sixteenth. GAY WATER had no mishaps. WEST SEA saved much ground, but was never a serious factor. LENA J. was always far back. LIFE GUARD quit after showing speed for five-eighths. Scratched— 74023 Extended, 110; 74061 Sam Alexander, 110; 74017 Countess Lena, 100. Overweight — Lena J., 3 pounds. TENTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936— 1:10%— 4— 115. 17 1-±SA~±4 A * A A -3 Purse 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races 4 since April 28. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Winners since April 28, 3 lbs. extra. Claiming price, ,000. DECLARED OFF.
