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FAIRMOUNT PARK THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS OF THE SECOND AND THIRD RACES AT FAIRMOUNT PARK SATURDAY PAID S144.80 FOR . COLLINSVILLE, ILL., SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1939 — Fairmount Park 1 mile. Eleventh day. Fairmount Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 27 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Thomas Camera. Weather cloudy. Steward representing Illinois Racing Commission, C. J. FitzGerald, Jr. Stewards, J. T. Ireland and R. A. Leigh, Sr. Judges, R. A. Leigh, Jr., F. Crafton and R. S. Eddy III. Starter, R. Dickerson. Racing Secretary, R. A. Leigh, Sr. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 3:00 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. Pin Money, Oct. 1, 1938— 1:10 *A— 3— 109. 77 /IQ A ft Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of a race in. 4 tOb if 1939. Weight, 114 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed May-20-39-F.P for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 00; second, 0; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 740722*NIM w 5 105 9 2 4£ 4* 1* 14 GrohsO W H Goclitz 260-100 741393NIGHT BANDIT wb5114 8 4 5* 5» 3« 22 LakeL J H Dunn 260-100 74139 WALTER L. wb 4 114 4 6 14 1* 41 3 SchlenkerA P J Valenti 770-10O 739673BRILLNT STONE wb 6 108 1 3 2* 3£ 5* 4k HernandczJ Kranz and Tracey 640-100 74198 MISS LAMPLEY w4105 5 5 3i 2 2b 5s HanauerC S Pershall 730-100 73967 MERRY FREDA w7109 6 1 62 6£ 62 63 CampR G Shultz 4040-100 74137 FLEURS-DE-LITE w 4 109 2 7 810 810 815 7* ScottF M V and W G Peil 12450-100 67491 JEWELRY w 7 109 7 8 72 73 73 815 DyerJ W Weber 2250-100 73967*PRINCE SADOR wb 5 109 3 9 9 9 9 9 CarlbergC J A Kinard Jr 910-100 Time. :23. :4andK. 1:13%. Track fast. , 12 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL S00EING ODDS , NIM $ 7.20 $ 3.60 $ 2.80 260—100 80—100 40—100 NIGHT BANDIT 3.80 3.00 90—100 50—100 WALTER L 4.20 110—100 Winner — B. g, by Nusakan — Flapper Fanny, by Sweep trained by H. Hackenbury; bred by Mr. W. H. Goelitz. Winner entered to be claimed for ,300. WEN TO POST — 2:02J. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. NIM, racing in his best form and prominently placed from the start, was taken under mild restraint rounding the far turn, was steered to the inside for the drive, moved into command approaching the final eighth and, without need of pressure, withstood NIGHT BANDIT. The latter lacked early speed, raced on the outside throughout, was placed under strong pressure in the late stages, disposed of WALTER L., but could not reach the winner. WALTER L. showed good speed after beginning slowly, was under increased pressure when challenged in the final quarter, continued gamely, but was no match for the winner. BRILLIANT STONE, never a great distance back, in the early stages, lacked speed in the final drive. MISS LAMPLEY faltered in the last eighth. MERRY FREDA had no mishaps. PRINCE SADOR, away slowly, failed to respond to strong pressure. Overweight — Brilliant Stone, 1 pound; Fleurs-De-Lite. 1. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Pin Money, Oct. 1, 1938— 1:10%— 3— 109. T A.QA~i Yu*se S50*. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 109 lbs.; older, 4 tcOIX 117 lbs. Non-winners since May 5 allowed 4 lbs. Claiming price, 00. May-20-39-F.P Net value to winner 00; second, 0; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EquW. Odds Strt 740762GAMING wb 4 113 7 9 7* 7* 51 1and GaitherA J A Kinard Jr 500-100 74136*BE DISCREET w 4 112 2 5 22 2 1£ 22 JonesR E H Moody 1270-100 740743*STROLLG MISS wb7103 4 6 3 24 34 GrohsO L W Kidd 900-100 73716*MURIELLYNN wb 6 103 3 -8 84 86 64 4n CarlbergC Mrs E B Shipp 330-100 74136JOURAY wb7117 5 4 4 1» and 5 ScurlockD G B McCamey 390-100 74200 MT. WASHINGTN wb9113 8 3 61 41 4£ 62 MasonR Mrs D Baltimore 3100-100 74073*PHOTOGRAPHY w6U0 9 1 54 5i 7* 7* ErbD J Klein 6890-100 740732*MISS EUROPE w5103 6 2 4h 6£ 88 88 CassityW Spaulding and Weiser 270-100 66948*IRVIN H. w 4 108 1 7 9 9 9 9 HerrmanW J B Witt 21980-100 Timp. :23and. :iVA. 1:13. Track fast. , MUTTJEXS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . GAMING 2.00 $ 6.60 $ 4.80 500—100 230—100 140—100 BE DISCREET 11.40 6.80 470—100 240—100 STROLLING MISS 4.00 100—100 Winner— B. g, by Noah— Sweepover, by Sweep trained by D. Hardy; bred by Mr. J. C. Carrick. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST — 2:36. AT POST — j minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. GAMING, much the best, lacked early speed, was well handled when steered to the outside turning into the stretch, displayed strong energy under pressure and was up in the final stride. BE DISCREET forced the pace from the start, continued with good speed when in command and just failed to last. STROLLING MISS, well up from the start, made a bold bid approaching the last eighth, but tired in the last seventy yards. MURIELLYNN, outrun for a half mile, was unable to secure clear racing room when straightened and was unable to menace the leaders. OURAY, hustled from the start, relinquished the lead under strong urging. MT. WASHINGTON tired in the stretch. PHOTOGRAPHY raced on the outside throughout. MISS EUROPE could not keep up under pressure. Scratched— 72400 Miss Maxine, 95. Overweight — Photography, 2 pounds. THIRD RACE 3-1 MDLE Out of Chute. Pin Money, Oct. 1, 1938—1:10—3—109. TztQzl Eurse 00. 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 116 lbs. Non-winners since A nft May 5 alI°wed 3 lbs.; since February 1, 5 lbs. Claiming si-,* price, ,200; v«, if May-20-39-F.P for ,000, allowed 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 74135 VIERNES SANTO wb 116 3 10 84 7£ 4h 14 ConnerR J R Carson 620-100 73906DOUBLE DIP. wb102 8 9 10* 10« 84 2" GrohsO L W Kidd 1270-10Q 74135*LINTER w105 7 1 71 82 7h 3* JoncsR H Nellor 2090-100 ,68238 MISS CHARLOTTE w 102 11 3 4* 41 6J 4»k HanauerC R E PIcmmons 5610-100 721523TEPERWINE wbIII 1 5 1* 12 11 52 LakeL J A Blackwell 430-100 73604 LADY ALBERT G. wl08 9 8 5 » 5h 5h 6U DyerJ D Hardy 220-100 64010*FRISKY DAY w 101 10 2 2* 2* 3* 7* StroudO W Day 1970-100 74077 GRECIAN TIME vb111 2 6 6= 62 2h 82 SchlonkerA A Lomonaco 770-100 ETMADAM GRAY w 105 4 7 9£ 9| lOio 92 CassityW Grace and Dunning 1970-100 74202 PEGGYS SUN wbIII 5 4 32 3£ 92 10" MasonR S Pershall 840-100 POLLY FEU wb 103 6 11 11 11 11 11 HcrrmanW P C James Jr and L Rcevis t fMutuel field. Time, :2V/5, :47?£, 1:14%. Track fast. 52 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . iitirn..r- VIERNES SANTO 4.40 $ 6.40 $ 4.60 620—100 220—100 130—100 DOUBLE DIP 7.20 4.40 260-100 120—100 "NiER •• 8.60 330—100 Winner— B. c, by Peace Junior— Bettv S.. by Swope trained by J. R. Oliver; bred by Mr. J. R. Carson. Winner entered to be claimed for §1,200. WENT TO POST— 3:06. AT POST — 1 minutes. Start t;ood and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. VIERNES SANTO, racing fonvardly from the start under mild restraint, was steered to the outside in the stretch, secured clear racing room and, responding, with strong energy, moved into command inside the final sixteenth and was drawing clear at the end. DOUBLE DIP lacked early speed, saved ground and, steered between horses when moving to the leaders in the drive, was up in the closing stride. LINTER, on the outside throughout, responded to urging in the last quarter and closed resolutely. MISS CHARLOTTE, hustled from the start, held on gamely in the drive. TEPERWINE slipped through on the inside, took command, was steadied rounding the turns and, strongly handled when challenged, gave way in the final seventy yards. LADY ALBERT G., in close quarters rounding the far turn and on the outside for the stretch run, tired. FRISKY DAY faltered in the last eighth. GRECIAN TIME made a bold bid approaching the final eighth, but quit badly. PEGGYS SUN had nothing left for the stretch drive. Scratched— 74135 Princess Verte, 103. Overweight — Lintcr; 4 pounds; Polly Feu, 2. Corrected weight— Lady Albert G., 108; Miss Charlotte, 102. FOURTH RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Blind Star, June 16, 1934— :54%— 2— 111. Purse 00. *7 A*-t/% Q 2-year-olds. Maidens and winners of one race. Allowances. Weight. 118 4 bOytO lbs. Maidens allowed 4 lbs. May-20-39-F.P Net va|ue t0 winner 00; second, 0; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 740752RONNIE BANE wb 118 1 3 3»$ 2£ 12 SchlenkerA C Orr 190-100 699043TOWN SILVER will 2 2 1 1* 22 DyerJ W H Goditz 290-100 /2361 MISS ETHEL wll5 3 1 22 32 3h LakeL J A Blackwell 1180-100 73 15PALMERA T. wb115 6 6 5£ 5| 4"* MartinTP B Hernandez 590-100 74075=VONCEIL will 7 5 63 6? 5* CassityW A II Sumerlin 650-100 74075 VICTORY MARCH wb 118 4 7 7 7 63 HernandezJ P J Valenti 2150-100 JIMMIE TOM wll4 5 4 41 4£ 7 StroudO W Day 1290-100 ULTIMATE JEST w 114 8 Fell. HauerH W Peters Jr 4420-100 Time, :23, :48, :55. Track fast. . J2 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS RONNIE BANE $ 5.80 $ 3.60 $ 3.00 190—100 80—100 50—100 ™N SILVER 4.40 3.80 120-100 90-100 MISS ETHEL 4.00 100—100 Winner— Ch. g. by Braedalbane— Ann Grogan, by Enfield trained by S. Gorbet; bred by Mr. S. Gorbet. WENT TO POST— 3:36. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. RONNIE BANE, allowed to settle in best stride and on the inside, came around TOWN SILVER turning into the stretch, was urged occasionally after taking command and was drawing clear in the final sixteenth. TOWN SILVER took command with a rush, was in hand rounding the turn, responded to increased pressure when challenged, but could not withstand the winner. MISS ETHEL, hustled from the start, tired in the final stages. PALMERA T. lacked early speed, but finished gamely. VONCEIL could not keep up in the early stages. VICTORY MARCH was outrun. ULTIMATE JEST stumbled soon after the start and unseated his rider, who was uninjured. Scratched— 74075 La Tora, 115. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Pin Money, Oct. 1, 1938— 1:10%— 3— 109. 7 ASt/LA. Purse §700- 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming:. 3-year-olds, 110 ibs.; older, t ,„,„rr ™Jbs- Non-winners of two races since March 27 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, May-zo-33-F.p 5 ibs.; one race since February 1, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,700. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Yx Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73607*MOORISH w 4 108 5 3 52 5* 2fr H GrohsO Le Mar Stock Farm 780-100 wS1.1 B0X WB5UI 3 4 41*4* 3* 24 MartinTP Mrs M E Martin 500-100 5 PEGGING AWAYwb4 107 1 5 2h 32 41 3° CarlbergC Mrs E B Shipp 180-100 SlTRANSVIEW "411561 I1 21 lh 44 HanauerC Mrs J Chesney 900-100 742032.MY COLIN wb6112 4 2 3* lh 5* 5* ErbD C E Deahl 350-100 72262*FLUKE WB 5 104 2 6 6 6 6 6 CassityW T Aleccia 600-100 Time. :23. :47. 1:13%. Track fast. 52 MUTUEI-S AID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING 0DD8 «.rt«n,c... cn22iSTce oAU ....7.60 .00 $ 2.80 780-100 200-100 40-100 PEGGING AWAY 3.00 50—100 Winner— Ch. g, by Misstep— Sunny Spain, by Golden Boss trained by J. P. Keezek; bred by Le Mar Stock Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:06*. OFF AT ONCE. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. MOORISH, reserved off the early pace and steered to the outside turning into the stretch, responded to strong urging in the final eighth, moved into command in the last sixteenth and was ready to draw clear. SURPRISE BOX, allowed to settle in best stride in the early stages, made a bold bid in the stretch-but was not good enough. PEGGING AWAY, in close quarters when attempting to drive through on the inside, stumbled when eased back rounding the far turn and was unable to secure clear racing room in the stretch. TRANSVIEW, away fast and under hustling tactics, raced close to the inside rail, tiring in the stretch run. MY COLIN took a short lead turning into the stretch, but faltered in the drive. FLUKE was outrun. SIXTH RACE and4 MILE Out of Chute. Pin Money, Oct. 1, 1938—1:10—3—109 j74345 Ornament Handicap. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. May-20-39-F.P Net value to w;nner 50; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses- Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 739722CHANCE RAY wb7110 4 4 52 52 3h 1$ HauerH C E Davison 4O0I0O 74140 PRINCE ARGO wb 4 111 9 2 lh 22 12 2£ MartinTP B Hernandez 230-100 741403JOHN FRANCIS w 5 106 2 6 71 72 6i 3 SchleTkerA M Whitebrook 1410-100 739713KHAR FAIR wb5 103 3 9 9 6b 5» 4H CarlbergC J Oldham 2140-100 7397PJAY D. BANE wb3 96 7 8 41 31 45* StroudO Mrs L Deck 2040-100 74140 FAST MOVE to 8 112 6 7 3£ 4h 2U 6" ErbD C E Deahl 540-100 74140 BROWN BEN w 3 97 8 1 8£ 8* 8 72 HanauerC S Pcrshall 1260-100 741402DOWN UNDER wb 6 106 1 5 22 2* 7* 82 LakeL T N Gaughan 960-100 .71200 MIGHTILY w4 107 5 3 6a 9 9 9 GrohsO Le Mar Stock Farm 830-1M Time, :22%, :46, 1:12%. Track fast. J2„ „MUTUEL3 PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . i ruAurr EnrrF D«v WQ S 5-40 5 520 400-100 170-100 160-100 ! JOHN FRANCIS 7.40 270-100 Mrs W n P~Stewfrtby ChanCC Play_Ex Ray by Ambas«d°r IV. trained by C. E. Davison; bred by WENT TO POST-4:36£. AT POST — minute Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. CHANCE RAY, well handled, was kept close to the leaders under mild restraint, was steered to the outside for the stretch run and, allowed to straighten out for the drive, responded to strong urgine to wear down PRINCE ARGO in the closing strides. PRINCE ARGO displayed a high burst of speed in shaking off DOWN UNDER, was taken in hand approaching the stretch turn and, continuing strongly in the stretch just failed to withstand the winner. JOHN FRANCIS, reserved off the early pace, was strongly ridden through the final quarter and closed resolutely. KHARTAIR saved ground in the early stages, weaved his way between horses approaching the final eighth and finished gamely. JAY D. BANE tired under pressure FAST MOVE, on the inside, faltered in the final sixteenth. BROWN BEN failed to respond to urging. DOWN UNDER was used up forcing the pace. MIGHTILY was through after the first quarter and bore out thereafter. Scratched— 75972Sweet Adeline, 108. Overweight— Chance Ray, 2 pounds; Prince Argo, 1 ; John Francis, 4 ; Khar Fair, 1 ; Jay D. Bane, 4. Continued on seventeenth page. FAIRMOUNT PARK Continued from ninth page. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Ironsides, June 21, 1930— 1:41?,— 5— 106. rr A *yA £» Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Non-4 4t01:0 winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 10, 5 lbs. Claiming May-20-39-F.P price, ,000; if for 00i allowed 3 lbs.; if for 00, 5 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St i *k % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 74074 LASSIE FLO wb5110 7 1 1* 14 1 H 1» SchlenkerA H Bensinger 550-100 739732CHIPETA wb 5 106 6 6 3 2£ 24 22 2* LakcL Mrs R Lopcr 380-100 73973*ARCTIC STAR wb8110 8 4 2" 3 31 32 33 GrohsO B Hernandez _ 290-100 742022*BARANCA wb 6 105 5 3 4 4= 42 4» 4= CassityW A Webb 510-100 74141ACE OF SPADES w6115 1 2 8 8 6£ 51 5* CampR G Shultz 1110-100 74078GALECO wb6111 4 5 5* 5£ 52 62 61 MartinTP Mrs D J Whitlow 1050-100 74138 *FLODUR w5110 2 8 I1 6- 73 7= 7= BadaliJ Moss and Bray 1170-100 73970 FLAMING PLAY w 4 110 3 7 6 7* 8 8 8 WilsonL Mrs M Vehon 1410-100 Time. :24, :48, 1:1 y5, 1:40?£. 1:45. Track fast. , 52 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS—,. LASSIE FLO 3.00 $ 6.80 $ 4.40 550—100 240—100 120—100 CHIPETA 5.40 3.60 170—100 80—100 ARCTIC STAR 2.60 30—100 Winner — Ch. m, by Republic — Flo Vennie, by Colonel Vennie trained by W. Wilkerson, Jr.; bred by Mr. A. Easton. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:06. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. LASSIE FLO, away fast, was placed under good rating in the run down the back stretch, placed to strong urging when challenged in the stretch run and just lasted. CHIPETA, steadied along for a half mile, shook off ARCTIC STAR turning into the stretch, came to the outside of LASSIE FLO for the drive and, displaying good energy in the final eighth, might have been best in another stride. ARCTIC STAR, prominent from the start, failed to menace the leaders under pressure in the final quarter. BARANCA, on the inside, was best of the others, but could not reach the leaders under pressure. The others were never prominent. Scratched— 74258 Dolly E., 102; 73973Hiddenitc, 115; 73606 Baste, 95; 74076 Stout Heatt, 105. Overweight — Chipeta, 1 pound; Galeco, 1. Corrected weight — Galeco, 110. EIGHTH RACE 1 MILE. Harass, Sept. 5, 1927— 1 :38%— 4— 112. Purse 00. 4-year-olds ?7 A * A rr and upward. Claiming. Non-winners "of a race in 1939. Weight, 113 lbs. * tO-Tl: 4 Claiming price, 00. May-20-39-F.P Net value to winner 00; second, 0; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73717*OAKWOODS LAD wb4108 4 10 63" 2 | 1 l1 BadaliJ Van Fleet and Donner +1070-100 73911*LITTLE KIEV w5 108 8 8 92 87 4h 2 CassityW M Whitebrook 780-100 72362 GLOVE wb 10 108 2 1 5£ 5 32 3 3 HerrmanW P C James Jr + 73911*KINGSHIGHWAY wb 5 108 11 7 4* 6 5 5 4h CarlbergC H C Hoffman 500-100 73776*BRILLIANT PAL w7 108 6 5 8* 91 92 6» 51 GrohsO N E Shop 300-100 73907 DODLOO wb 5 113 5 2 2h 11 lh 2 63 Connoi;R Mrs F B Smith 710-100 73974 REELAWAY . wb 7 113 9 9 7* 7 6 72 7* HanaucrC Decker and Meyer 460-100 73974 CLOSE CALL wb7113 1 6 3* 2" 4h 8* 8£ WcstH R Holloway 2650-100 74138 HEAD GEAR wb 4 113 10 11 101 10* 10" 9* 9* KnightM F Sparks 1830-100 737173KAI HARRI wb 6 108 3 3 lh 9 8* 108 1010 DycrJ J S and C E Nolen 1020-100 72174 FLYING RED w 7 113 7 4 11 11 11 11 11 GonzalesW J W Potter f tMutuel field. Time, :25£, :49%, 1:15, 1:43/£. Track fast. . MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODD8 0AKW00DS LAD Field 3.40 $ 8.40 $ 7.60 1070—100 320—100 280—100 LITTLE KIEV 7.80 5.80 290—100 190—100 GLOVE Field 7.60 280—100 Winner — Ch. c, by Paicincs — Attilia, by Tea Caddy trained by R. Van Fleet; bred by Mrs. C. S. Nusbaum. Winner entered to be claimed for 00. WENT TO POST— 5:401. AT POST — 2? minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out: second and third driving. OAKWOODS LAD, under restraint on the outside in the run down the back stretch, responded when called upon turning into the stretch, disposed of DODLOO approaching the finish and, under mild urging, withstood LITTLE KIEV in the closing strides. The latter, under restraint when outrun in the early stages, was steered to the outside for the drive and finished strongly. GLOVE, prominent from the start, saved ground throughout and held on gamely in the concluding stages. KINGSHIGHWAY was never a great distance back, but failed to respond to strong pressure in the drive. BRILLIANT PAL raced slightly wide rounding the first turn and, on the outside thereafter, was unable to menace the leaders in the closing stages. DODLOO, under good rating setting the pace, had nothing left when challenged. REELAWAY could not improve position under pressure. CLOSE CALL quit. KAI HARRI was through after five-eighths. Scratched— 742043Miss Damara, 103: 74142 Linnie Kate. 103; 74076 Gleaning Ruth, 108; 74142 Rising Comet, 108: 74078 The Break, 108; 74204 George, 113; 74078 Makalaw, 103; 74199 Rosweep, 108; 73910 Formax, 108. Corrected weight — Kai Harri, 108. QUINELLA AT FAIRMOUNT PARK SATURDAY PAID 72.40. NINTH RACE 1 MILE. Harass, Sept. 5, 1927— 1:38%— 4— 112. Purse 00. 4-year-olls T/IQ/irrJ and uPward. Claiming. Non-winners of a race in 1939. Weight, 113 lbs. 4 lot 4 4 Claiming price, 00. DECLARED OFF. TENTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Pin Money, Oct. 1, 1938— 1:10%— 3— 109. rrAKPArrl Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races 4 tOb 4 2 since November 23. 3-year-olds, 109 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Non-winners In 1939 allowed 3 lbs.; since November 23, 5 lbs. Claiming price, 00. DECLARED OFF. ELEVENTH RACE5 1-2 FURLONGS. False Pride, Sept. 87~1928— 1:05-4— 106. Purse 00. rT/IQ/l7-4"year"olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since October 31. Weight, 4 tOt: 4 4 114 lbs. Claiming price, 00. DECLARED OFF.
