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BELMONT PARK NEW YORK, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939.— Belmont Park 1 1-2 miles, 6 1-4 feet. Twelfth day. Westchester Racing Association. Summer meeting of 24 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. 118 books. C Jones Camera. Weather clear. Steward representing New York State Racing Commission, M. Cassidy. Stewards of Meeting, P. A. B. Widenor ~ and H. 0. Vosburgh. Steward representing National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, A. C. Bostwick. Judges, F. P. Dunne and C. Cornehlscn. Starter, G. Cassidy. Racing Secretary for Steeplechases, F. H. Parks. Racing Secretary, J. B. Campbell. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time, 1:30 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 3-4 MILE. Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1929—1:10 -1—126. Purse ,000. 3-year-/■r A A OK olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April 14. 4 TctOO Weight, 6 lbs. below scale. Non-winners since then allowed 5 lbs.; since May-24-39-Bel November 30, 10 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner S700; second, 80; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P 1 74041 BRIGHT A. EARLYwb 6 121 4 1 l1 lh 4 lh WorkmanR Mrs F K Hastgs3 4 18-5 6-5 3-5 74002 WOODSIA wb 4 114 5 4 34 2** 23 2* MeadeD Arcturus Stable 7 10 8 3 7-5 74167*BUENA ORO wb 4 104 2 6 6* 610 52 3" NashR C C Walsey 7 10 10 4 8-5 736772RITORNO wb5111 7 2 44 3£ 32 4* WallN S Bachrach 5 6 6 8-5 7-10 74228 CHAMELEON wb 3 103 1 3 58 55 620 53 SmithFA J M Roebling 12 12 12 5 2£ 74391 PEON wb3113 3 5 2and 44 4£ 620 JamesB Mrs C Phillips 9-5 2 3-2 1-2 1-5 37261*SIR RANDOLPH w 5 111 6 7 7 7 7 7 RossiS J McCrone 50 100 60 20 10 Time, :23, :47, 1:13. Track fast. Winner— B. g, by Golden Broom— Early Vote, by Ed Crump trained by F. K. Hastings; bred by Mr. W. M. Jeffords. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:30. AT POST— 1J minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third easily. BRIGHT AND EARLY displayed speed from the start, was placed under pressure entering the stretch, but began to bear out and finished wide with WOODSIA on the outside. The latter was well up all th« way, responded when placed under pressure in the stretch run and was slightly impeded by the winner. BUENO ORO was outrun in the early stages, made a determined bid in the stretch, but could not menace the leaders. R1TORNO was well up from the start, saved ground entering the stretch and then hung at the finish. CHAMELEON had no excuses in the running. PEON lacked speed after a slow beginning and was never a serious factor. SIR RANDOLPH was outrun from the start. Scratched— 74173 Madonna, 111. SECOND RACE ABOUT 2 MILES. Fairmount, May 29, 1926—3:40—5—147. Eighteenth f7A iQ.fi. Running CHARLES I . APPLETON MEMORIAL CUP STEEPLECHASE. 4 kt OO ,500 Added. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 4-year-olds, 142 lbs.; May-24-39-Bel 5-year-olds, 150 lbs.; older, 155 lbs. Winners in 1938-39 of ,000, 3 lbs. extra; of ,000 or two races of ,000, 5 lbs. extra; of ,000 or three races of ,000, 7 lbs. extra; of ,000 or four races of ,000, 10 lbs. extra; of ,000, 15 lbs. extra. Non-winners of ,500 or three races of 50 in 1938-39 or ,000 at any time allowed 3 lbs.; of ,200 or two races of 50 in 1938-39, 5 lbs.; of 00 in 1938-39, 7 lbs.; of 00 twice in 1938-39, if 5-year-olds or upward, 10 lbs. Net value to winner ,575; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 3 6 9 12 Fin Jockeys Owners 6 H C P S 74105 SAILOR BEWARE w 7 158 5 2 l4 l3 1* l2 14 CollinsW Greentree Sta 1-211-201-2 1-6 out 741053***BRANT w 6 135 3 5 45 3l 45 28 2*2 MogaveroA Gwladys Whity 4 4£ 4£ 7-10 1-5 74105*BK LANGHORNE w7140 2 3 31 4*2 3£ 36 34 ScrutonA K N Gilpin 20 25 20 6 7-5 74105**NATIONL ANTHMw 8 151 4 4 5 5 5 5 45 KingW Brookmeade Sta 5 7 7 7-5 1-2 74294 SNOBBY SCAMP w6148 1 1 24 23 2 42 5 AnsteattB Log Cabin Stud 30 40 30 8 8-5 Time, 3:42. Track fast. Winner— B. g, by St. James— Lady Be Good, by Touch Me Not trained by J. M. Johnson; bred by Greentree Stable. WENT TO POST— 2:52. AT POST— 11. minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third the same. SAILOR BEWARE displayed speed throughout while jumping well and held his opposition safe to the end. BRANT was taken under restraint the first turn of the field, saved ground at the final three fences and finished well under pressure. BUCK LANGHORNE was well up from the start and showed a good effort. NATIONAL ANTHEM, a trailer until the final half mile, finished well. SNOBBY SCAMP was close up the first part and then had no mishaps after being urged. Scratched— 73350 Farndale, 135; 73943 Sea Ted, 145. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE. Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1929—1:10—4—126. Purse ,000. 3-year-fTAAQr? olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April 14. • *:*iO 4 Weight, 6 lbs. below scale. Non-winners since then allowed 5 lbs.; since May-24-39-Bel November 30, 10 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner 00; second, 80; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Sti Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 74C02 BELLRINGER wb4114 7 3 2* 2* 2* 4 JamesB S A Cooper Jr 10 12 12 5 2£ 742933*CANTOVINO wb3103 3 1 14 l2 14 2= NashR Mrs C Lyon 8-5 9-5 8-5 3-5 1-4 74002 RICCADONNA w 4 119 5 4 4and 4nk 32 3* WorkmanR S Bachrach 5 6 6 2 4-5 74397 SEMAPHORE wb 10 116 6 8 6* 610 5and 44 MeadeD Mrs C Phillips 10 15 15 6 3 72839 CYCLE w8126 1 2 3* 3and 44 52 CoronaM Howe Stable 13-5 4 4 7-5 3-5 73732 STATE WITNESS wb4U4 8 5 545468 64 StoutJ R A Breton 10 10 7 2£ 6-5 73678*CREDENCE wb 4 109 2 6 8 8 7G 78 FaganW S J Pace 12 15 15 6 3 68895 NINETY GRAND wb3103 4 7 74 71 8 8 RenickJ Mary Poli 50 100 100 40 20 Time, :23, :46%, 1:12. Track fast. Winner — Ch. g, by Duboyne — Minster Bell, by Rockminister trained by J. P. Mayberry; bred by Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Van Beuren. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:18. AT POST — 3£ minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third easily. BELLRINGER raced in close pursuit of the pace from the start, moved up on the outside, when urged in the stretch run and finished fast, wearing down CANTOVINO at the finish. The latter was sprinted into command at the start, showed speed throughout while saving ground and had no excuses. RICCADONNA was outrun in the early stages, saved ground all the way, but couldnt menace the leaders at the finish. SEMAPHORE lacked speed from the start, came to the outside in the stretch, then faltered. CYCLE, away well and under restraint the first part, quit under urging at the end. STATE WITNESS had a flash of early speed and then quit. CREDENCE and NINETY GRAND were outrun throughout. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Widener Course. Balko, Sept. 1, 1930— 1:09%— 5— 136. fTAAQQ Twenty-Fifth Running HOLMS CLAIMING STAKES. ,500 Added. 3- 4 tctcOC year-olds and upward. Weight, 6 lbs. below scale. Claiming price, ,000; May-24-39-Bel if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner 53,350; second. S500; third, S250; fourth, 25. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 742253AT PLAY wb 4 112 10 8 3« 4£ in JamesB Mrs C Phillips 8 10 10 4 8-5 740Q73 JOHNS HEIR wb 3 104 6 7 51 2* 2 SmithFA Mrs C Lyon 10 15 15 6 3 740053MAHDI wsb 5 117 9 3 4 lh 33 WorkmanR A G C Sage 4 6 5 2 1 74225 BILL FARNSWTHwb 6123 5 6 4and 3h 44 MeadeD Mrs GC Winfrey2£ 13-5 2 4-5 2-5 718673WOODBERRY wb 5 117 1 2 64 62 5* WrightWD W Goetz 4 5 4£ 2 1 73805 PREEMINENT wb 7 126 8 10 2* 51 6n RichardsH H P Headley 10 15 12 5 2£ 74225 NEAP wb 6 114 2 1 10 83 PctersM Mrs V Crane 30 60 60 20 10 73337 BE QUAINT wb4115 7 9 74 7and 8* WagnerJ M Van Beuren 30 60 50 20 10 70564 MAELINE vb3104 3 5 8* 92 9a WallN Macmerc Farm 10 12 8 3 8-5 68621 ROY T. wb 4 112 4 4 9 10 10 AdamsJ W E Boeing 12 15 15 6 3 Time, 1:10. Track fast. Winner — Ch. c, by Chance Play — At Sundown, by Sun Briar trained by C. Phillips; bred by Mr. R. L. Gerry. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:46. AT POST — 4 J minutes. Start poor and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. AT PLAY was kept close up from the start on the outside, responded to urging in the final eighth and finished with a rush, wearing down the leaders in the final drive. JOHNS HEIR was a forward factor from the start, was placed under pressure in the stretch run and finished gamely. MAHDI showed speed while racing true and had no excuse. BILL FARNSWORTH raced forwardly from the start and had no mishaps. WOODBERRY had no excuses. PREEMINENT broke from outside the stalls and showed a good effort. NEAP had no excuses. BE QUAINT could not keep up. MAELINE showed a flash of speed. ROY T. had no mishaps at any stage. Scratched— 73805 Old Rosebush, 120; 74225 Air Chute, 114; 64785 Lumiere, 101; 73806 Black Legion, 101. FIFTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Hot Toddy, Sept. 13, 1929— 1:48%— 4— 110. Saddle Rock /■r A A OQ Purse. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 6 lbs. 4 below scale. Non-winners of two races since April 14 allowed 4 lbs.; one May-24-39-Bel race since April 14 or two races since December 19, 8 lbs. Claiming price. ,500. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 74107 FLAT LANCE w4113 3 3 22 31 3* 34 4 PetersM T H Somerville 4 6 5 2 4-5 73643*UNHERALDED w5113 4 2 4£ 43 2and 2" 2and MillsP B F Christmas 3 16-5 13-5 4-5 74227 BAIN MARIE w 5 113 5 5 5 5 4»* 42 32 AdamsJ Millsdale Stable 4 4£ 4 8-5 3-5 742273GRANDEVER wb 4113 2 4 31 2« 5 5 4 MeadeD Mrs CS Bromleyll-5 3 13-5 4-5 1-3 74107 HARVESTING wsb 5 114 1 1 1= 1« 14 Ink 5 JamesB J Pepp 4 4£ 4£ 8-5 3-5 t Time. :24, :47%. 1:12%, 1:38%, 1:51%. Track fast. Winner — B. c, by Lancegaye— Flattery, by Light Brigade trained by S. L. Burch; bred by Mr. T. H. Somerville. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 4:13. AT POST— 31 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. FLAT LANCE was kept closer up than usual under steady restraint, responded to pressure in the stretch run and finished with a rush to outlast his opposition at the end. UNHERALDED was under restraint on the outside in the early running, came wide entering the stretch and then finished with a rush. BAIN MARIE was placed under pressure entering the stretch and then finished fast. GRANDEVER droppd back after the break and showed dull speed under pressure in the stretch run. HARVESTING was sent into command at the start, showed speed and then quit badly rounding the stretch turn. , 1 SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Dot, Sept. 7, 1923— 1:42*6—3— 100. Purse ,000. 3-year-T7AACkt oIds Claiming. Weight, 121 lbs. Non-winners at a mile or over since 4 fctJlf April 14 allowed 3 lbs.; at any time, 5 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Claiming price, May-24.39.Bel ,500. Net value to winner 00; second, 80; third, 0; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 74041 THE SERF wb116 4 1 lh 2* 24 14 14 HardyL H W Jacksonl3-10 11-5 11-5 7-10 1-4 736452*CITY JUDGE w 111 3 4 4i 31 4* 24 2a NashR Mrs CC Hotardll-5 11-5 3-2 1-2 1-5 73515*HUNTER L. will 6 2 5s 58 31 4nk 33 MillsP C H Knebelkp 8 12 10 4 8-5 73808*SPANISH DOT will 5 3 3M 58 5« 4J FaganW R A Breton 15 20 20 7 3 74228 HENRYELS PICK wb116 2 5 2and 14 l1 3* 53 JamesB Mrs E D Jacobs 5 6 V2 6-5 1-2 73871 LADY BETHYL wb 116 1 6 6 6 6 6 6 KnottK R A Oliver 30 40 30 10 4 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13%, 1:40, 1:46%. Track fast. Winner— Br. c, by Black Servant— Leap Year Girl II., by Valens trained by H. W. Jackson; bred by Mr. W. S. Kilmer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 4:37. AT POST — 2£ minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third the same. THE SERF was taken under restraint when outrun in the early stages, moved up on the outside rounding the stretch turn, disposed of the leaders and drew away at the end. CITY JUDGE was kept forwardly placed from the start, was put to pressure in the stretch and finished well. HUNTER L. was well up throughout, then made a determined bid in the stretch, but was not good enough. SPANISH DOT had no excuses in the running. HENRYELS PICK was hard ridden to get through on the inside in the early running, but faltered badly after assuming command. LADY BETHYL was outrun from the start.
