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IOT RACING FORM 1 u— LINCOLN FIELDS CRETE. ILL., THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1939.— Lincoln Fields 1 1-16 miles. Nineteenth day. Lincoln Fields Jockey Club. Summer meeting of 27 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Kuprion Camera. Weather cloudy. Steward representing Illinois State Racing Commission, C. J. FitzGerald, Sr. Stewards of Meeting, Charles F. Price and C. Bruce Head. Judges, Y. H. Shelley, L. C. Bogenschutz and H. B. Lindenberger. Starter, W. Hamiton. Racing Secretary, W. H. Shelley. 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; **7 pounds; ***10 pounds. FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE. Our Crest, Aug. 10, 1937— 1:10! k— 4— 113. Purse 00. 3-year- f 1 Q °s ant* uPwarL Claiming. Non-winners of two races in 1939. 3-year-4 O JL » r 0ids no lbs.; 4- ear-olds, 119 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Winners since May 24, June-15-39-L.F 3 iDS. extra. Claiming price, ,000. 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 75820 PAULSON wb 5 120 7 6 44 32 2 13 HauerH C E Davison 690-100 75498 BROAD LIGHTS wb 9 118 6 3 24 22 33 2l HankeE L King 220-100 75032 •"• STROLLING MISSwb7110 2 4 1" 1J 1J 3= GrohsO L W Kidd 340-100 75820HIGH POLISH wb 5 120 18 62 44 4* 46 YarberrvW F Weller 380-100 75940 MARY SEIBERT w6115 8 9 9 7" 63 54 RomaineH A N Gelb 2100-100 75939* HELEN MACAW w 4 1101 9 5 82 9 72 6 StormesC H O Ware 2540-100 76023:CHARMING SIR wb 8 115 5 1 5" 52 5" 7» CaffarellaM J Rakickas Jr 1280-100 76021 STAR DAY w 3 110 3 7 Vt 8 82 83 McCovJ W Day 7700-100 74945-DOCTOR TIM w4114 4 2 3£ 63 9 9 KellvW Mrs J L Hedde 2730-100 Time, :23*£. :W/S. 1:15. Track good. , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS-PAULSON 5.80 .80 .20 690—100 190—100 110—100 BROAD LIGHTS 3.40 2.60 70—100 30—100 STROLLING MISS 2.80 40—100 Winner — B. g. by Paul Bunyan — Jenny Dear, by Donnacona trained by C. E. Davison ; bred by Mr. L. M. Sevcrson. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:15. AT POST— 1 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. PAULSON, a contender from the start and lightly urged to keep up in the early stages, came through on the in idc when closing well under strong handling and won drawing clear. BROAD LIGHTS had speed "from the start, raced wide throughout and held on courageously in the drive. STROLLING MISS was sent to the front on the inside, was taken out from the rail after reaching the turn, hung on with determination to the last sixteenth and swerved when tiring. HIGH POLISH was on the inside early, went out after reaching the last three eighths and could not improve his position in the drive. MARY SEIBERT began slowlv. CHARMING SIR quit badlv and pulled up sore. Scratched— 75728 Dr. Smith, 105. Overw; ight — Helen Macaw, li pounds. Corrected weight — Paulson, 320. Apprentice allowance waived — Mary Siobert. SECOND RACE 5-8 MILE. American Byrd, June 22, 1938— : 59— 2— 110. Purse 00. fw__-_ qq 2-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 117 lbs. Non-winners of two races allowed 4 OJLJJo 3 lbs. Maidens allowed 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed June-15-39-L.F 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A W« PP St Vt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt .75630 GOOD SERVANT w 106 5 6 5£ 3J 14 l6 HankeE Friedberg and Axton 760-100 ,72392 LAST ROSE wb108 8 7 6 5l V2 2* RvanP J W Parrish 380-100 .75630 BAND O SILVER wb 112$ 1 5 7» 7i 53 3£ RobertsonA Mrs M Weil 1890 100 •74059 KING BLACK w 111 4 3 4 41 4" 4" KurtsgerC Barth and Campbell 3780-100 .75630 TRYSAK w 113 3 2 2" 24 22 5h BeasvH Mrs L Hobson 1340-100 75373 SWEET DONNA wb 108 6 10 8s 86 84 6A BiermanC W F Morgan 370-100 ,75731 GREAT BEAR w 108 2 1 1" 6h 61 73 YarberryW Mrs E Denemark 1820-100 ,75501-* SPANISH BELLE w 103 10 9 10 94 96 85 GrohsO W C Reichert 360-100 75731 ARCHED will 7 4 32 1« 74 9* AndersonI E Rautenbush 1130-100 VOTING DAY w 105 9 8 9 10 10 10 McCovJ - W Day 2130-100 Time, :23. :48, 1:0214. Track good. I , S2 MTJTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS GOOD SERVANT 7.20 .80 .80 760—100 290—100 240—100 LAST ROSE 5.20 4.40 160—100 120—100 BAND 0 SILVER 21.20 960—100 Winner — B. c, by Monks Way — Bay Servant, by Black Servant trained by J. Hanover; bred by Mr. 11. Friednerg. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 2:46. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. GOOD SERVANT began to work his way up after three sixteenths, swung to the outside on the stretch turn, got to the front nearing the final eighth and. much the best, drew out rapidly thereafter. LAST ROSE, also slow to settle into good stride, bettered her position steadily after a quarter, was directed between horses entering the stretch and tired in the late stages, but outstayed BAND O SILVER. The latter, on the inside throughout and outrun to the final quarter, came with a rush approaching the final sixteenth, was in close quarters near the end, but hung on well. KING BLACK had no mishaps. TRYSAK tired in the drive. I SWEET DONNA began very slowly and was unable to get up. GREAT BEAR showed a flash of early speed. ARCHED quit badly." SPANISH BELLE, away slowly, never seemed to get into good stride and was always far back. . Overweight— Band o Silver. 12 pounds ; Trysak. 2. .THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE. Our Crest, Aug. 10, 1937— 1 :10— 4— 113. Purse 00. 3-year-fw£_ ■_ _ A olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races in 1939. 3-year-/DltJ* olds, 110 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 119 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Winners since May 24, ;June-15-39-L.F 3 lbs. extra. Claiming price, ,000. ,Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, S50; fourth. 5. , Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt *76020*SIR AJAX wb 6 118 4 5 4J, + l1 l"k HankeE Mrs G B Scallon 390-100 .75939 BOSTON SOUND wb 7 120 6 6 1* 1« 23 2s HauerH C E Davison 470-100 74756*LEGAL ADVICE wb 4 114 8 10 10 8* J 42 32 CaffarellaM Mrs L H Thompson 290-100 75774*EP w 10 110 3 2 34 44 53 41 ZeiglerL Mrs W Zeigler 4530-100 75774 PAR QUEEN w 5 115 13 2£ 34 3h 51 BeasyH T R Marullo 2420-100 755042*POLANTE SETH wb 5 115 7 8 7£ 5" 83 6i GruberW A D Allen 4500-100 759392I.ADY VELVET w 5 115 5 9 6* 7J 7h 71 MarinelliJ R Jewett 590-100 75459 BEAU THOR wb6120 2 7 51 6£ 6£ 85 MartinTP Helm and Simms 3070-100 72510 LADY SARA w 5 115 9 4 8* 93 94 91 GarnerW Mrs T Christopher 610-100 74119* RED GARTER w 8 115 10 1 9" 10 10 10 GrohsO S McPherson 2580 100 Time, :23*4. :48s. 1:15; 5. Track qood. , MUTUELS PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDi SIR AJAX .80 .00 .40 390—100 100—100 70—100 BOSTON SOUND 4.20 3.00 110—100 50—100 LEGAL ADVICE 2.80 40—100 Winner — B. g, by The Scout — La D"livrance, by Ajax trained by G. B. Scallon; bred by Belair Stud. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 3:13. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SIR AJAX, never far back, moved up while under re traint on the turn, overtook BOSTON SOUND quickly when straightened in the stretch, but tired and could not draw away. BOSTON SOUND displayed good speed from the start, still was restrained as he opened up a commanding lead on the stretch turn, could not withstand the winners challenge, yet hung on stubbornly. LEGAL ADVICE began slowly, saved some ground while racing far back the first half mile, came around horses in the stretch, where he closed with a rush in a fine effort. EP had no mishaps. PAR-QUEEN saved ground, but failed to stay when put to a drive. LADY VELVET was held safe. LADY SARA was outrun. RED GARTER, away fast, lacked speed and was far back after the first eighth. Scratched— 75939 Onyourw ay, 112. I Apprentice allowance waived — Par-Queen. E. F. Bennett claimed Legal Advice for ,000. THE "DAILY DOUBLE1 ON SECOND AND THIRD RACES PAID 9.40 FOR %2. ENTRIES RUN AS ONE HORSE— FIELD HORSES INDIVIDUALLY. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILK. Our Crest, Aug. 10, 1937— 1:10%— 4— 113. Purse 00. 3-year-fy__ -JQE olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races in 1939. 3-year-4 O.L«7Q olds, 110 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 119 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Winners since May 24, June-15-39-L.F 3 lbs. extra. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner 00; second. 25: third. S50: fourth. 5. Ir.f.ox Horses Eqt A Wt PP St j4 Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 75374 BANJORINE wb 5 118 3 1 2- 2* I* 1* RobertsonA J D Weil 80-100 68341* HUMBLE ISSUE w 6 110 2 2 l1 1" 23 2* CaffarellaM Mrs F Luhrs 6270-100 - 75820 LITTLE HIG wb 4 109 4 3 42 42 4* 31 WhitlockK Mrs D C Wilhclm 750-100 75820 CARLOVLNIAN wb5120 15 3£ 34 31 4» MusserR Jacobsen and Hough 1180-100 75500 FLIGHT OF GOLD wb 7 115 5 6 61 5i 5 5* GrohsO John T Withers III 1280-100 75939 SILVER BRAID wb 5 120 6 4 5 6-* 6* 62 KrtsingerC R Goose 910-100 759411 ORT KNOX wb 3 113 7 7 71 7 73 712 ParisoN Mrs R C Niles 670-100 I VODILLE wb 3 108 8 8 8 8 8 8 LitzbgerH Mrs E E Odille 5010-100 i; Time, :233s. :47%. 1:15 5. Track good. , S2 MTJTUELS PAID , r — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS BANJORINE $ 3.60 $ 3.00 $ 2.80 80—100 50—100 40—100 HUMBLE ISSUE 27.60 9.80 1280—100 390—100 LITTLE HIG 4.80 140—100 Winner— B. m, by Royal Minstrel— Spellbound, by Chicle trained by M. Griner; bred by Greentree Stable. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT tO POST— 3:39. AT POST— 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. BANJORINE forced the early pace under strong restraint, took command without need of strong urging "»nd, opening up a safe margin, was kept in hand the final eighth. HUMBLE ISSUE was under vigorous riding from the start, tired after about five eighths, yet outstayed LITTLE HIG. The latter raced prominently from the start and held on fairly well. CARLOVLNIAN failed to keep up. FLIGHT OF GOLD was held safe. SILVER BRAID was under strong pressure the final quarter and could not improve his position. FORT KNOX was outrun. * Scratched— 75940 Fly Time, 109; 760233Cnoria G, 110. Overweight — Vodille. 3 pounds. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILK. fOur Crest, Aug. 10, 1937— l:10«s— 4— 113. Purse 00. 4-year-T~ _ -_ f_ olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 118 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-el O A *JO winners of two races since May 24 allowed 2 lbs.; one race since then, June-15-39-L.F 4 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. 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 70525 BUCKING wb 4 114 3 4 11 l3 l2 l1 YarberryW J E Widener 300-100 75541 SAFE AND SOUND w 8 114 2 5 51 41 3" 24 RvanP Young and Rogers 340-100 75375*LDY THIRTEENwb 6 106 12 2* 2* 23" GrohsO Mrs F F Burrell 320-100 74901 TIGER TEDDY wb 4 114 7 1 3i 3l 42 4 i KrtsingerC M Vehon 370-100 757302LITTLE TRAMP wb 4 114 5 6 6" 53 52 53 MusserR Jacobsen and Hough 860-100 75821*THE BOXER wb 4 107 6 3 4£ 65 65 b* HankeE Mrs J Grossman 3520-100 75296 RICH CREAM wb 4 1C6 4 7 7 7 7 7 SouthG Mrs M E Parker 7060-100 Time, :239s. :*7%. 1:14l5. Track good. , MTJTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . BUCKING .00 .80 .40 300—100 140—100 70—100 SAFE AND SOUND 5.20 3.80 160—100 90—100 LADY THIRTEEN 3.20 60—100 Winner — B. g, by Chance Shot — Buckup, by Buchan trained by D. E. Stewart; bred by Mr. J. E. Widener. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:08J. AT POST— 2J minutes. Start good and slow. Won handily : second and third driving. BUCKING, fractious at the post but away well, took command under light pressure, was taken in hand after a quarter, easily drew out on the stretch turn and, continuing well, held sway to win handily. SAFE AND SOUND, never a gr»at distance back and on the inside to the stretch, had to be eased when blocked on the stretch turn, worked his way up in the stretch and, finishing boldly, disposed of LADY THIRTEEN and was getting to the winner. LADY THIRTEEN was under vigorous riding after three-eighths, drifted out entering the stretch and held on fairly well, but could not withstand SAFE AND SOUND. TIGER TEDDY raced wide throughout, was placed to pressure in the stretch and also held on gamely. LITTLE TRAMP was held safe. Overweight— Rich Cream, 1 pound. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE Out of Chute. Wise Ways, Sept. 24, 1934— 1: 34 i— 3— 103. f£__ tJkfT Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-4 O X if 4 winners of a race other than maiden or claiming since May 24 allowed 2 June-15-39-L.F lbs.; any two races since then, 4 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for ,750, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,500, 4 lbs.; if for ,000, 6 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 00; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % V-i % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 75634 AL AU FEU wb5112 4 6 7 63 6s 2* 1U YarberryW A C Ernst 500 100 749862DON CREOLE wb 6 112 2 4 2£ 2£ 2* 1 2 RobertsonA Smith and Homan 280-100 75733:!ROUGH DIAMOND w 7 111 1 5 4h 51 3£ 3i 3»k AndersonI C Troutt 420-100 75944*MISS BONNIE w 5 100 3 1 1* 1£ lt 4 4£ CaffarellaM D Lehan 930-100 75273 KNEE DEEP wb4114 5 7 61 4£ 4£ 54 52 KrtsingerC E J Ross 1840-100 75273*GRAY JACK wb 6 107 7 2 32 I- 5" 66 68 HankeE E E Fogelson 450-100 74718-ALLANWOOD wb 4 110 6 3 51 7 7 7 7 LitzbgerH Mrs C E Dale 710-100 Time, :24. :48. 1:12%. 1:39. Track good. , S3 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAI BOOKING ODDS AL AU FEU 2.00 .40 .20 500—100 170—100 60—100 DON CREOLE 3.80 2.80 90—100 40—100 ROUGH DIAMOND 3.00 50—100 Winner — Ch. g, by Pot au Feu — Yearning, by Hourless trained by J. H. Skirvin ; bred by Mr. A. C. Ernst. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. "WENT TO POST— 4:38. AT POST— J minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. AL AU FEU, badly outrun from the start and raced wide, began to improve his povtion when approaching the stretch, continued strongly when straightened up on the outside in the final quarter and. after wearing down DON CREOLE, drew out fast. The latter was rated under steady restraint for three quarters, responded well to take command when called upon in the stretch and hung on resolutely, but could not hold the winner. ROUGH DIAMOND, under good restraint for five-eighths, moved up on the inside on the stretch turn and hung on well to the final sixteenth, where he tired. MISS BONNIE cut out the early pace under mild restraint, raced wide the final three-eighths and tired in the last three-sixteenth-. KNEE DEEP gave way under light pressure in the stretch. GRAY JACK, raced wide and a strong factor for five-eighths, failed to stav when under energetic riding thereafter. Overweight — Rough Diamond, 1 pound. ■ Continued on eighteenth page. LINCOLN FIELDS Continued from third page. » — - SEVENTH RACE 3-4 MILE. Our Crest, Aug. 10, 1937—1:10—4—113. Purse 00. 3-year-rT£J-j QC olds and upward. Allowances. Starters in claiming races for ,500 and * ess in 1938_39 which have not won two races since May 24 or three races .co June-15-39-L.F sjnce April 28. 3-year-olds, 113 lbs.; older, 121 lbs. Non-winners since May 24 allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Indt* Horses Eqt A VVt PP St M Vx Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiy. Odds Strt 75267"FINELLA wb 3 105 3 2 l1 l2 1« l-i YarberrvW Woolford Farm 1110100 75945*TORCH STICK wb3100 5 3 53 5* 4:! 2* CaffarellaM Old Fox Stable 1510-100 73397 TIMEFUL wb 3 110 7 8 8 8 52 3"k GarnerW Shady Brook Farm 260-100 74021*ANNS PRINCESSw 3 100 1 4 2 £ 0 2i 43 GrohsO Mrs VV G Sparks 170-100 75945-!CAL"TIVO wsb4118 4 7 3 33" 52 RollinsC Lewin Stables 660-100 759453ITICA wb3110 8 1 76 61 T"5 6 i SouthG Thos Piatt 960-100 75632FANFUN w3103 2 5 4i 42 61 7i HankeE R Goose 3950-100 74017TWTLIGHT TIME w 3 106 6 6 b2 72 8 8 ParisoN C Van Dusen 2140-100 Time, :2325. :473*. 1:14%. Track good. , 12 MUTtJELS PAID s , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB FINELLA 4.20 1.60 .80 1110—100 480—100 190—100 TORCH STICK 16.40 8.00 720—100 300—100 TIMEFUL 3.40 70—100 Winner — Br. f. by Insco — Bridesmaid, bv Chicle trained by B. A. Jones; bred by Mr. H. M. Woolf. WENT TO POST-5:06f AT POST— 9 minutes. Start cood and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. FINELLA, away fast, drew clear without need of urging, was shaken up on the stretch turn, increased her advantage again when roused nearing the final eighth and held the race safe thereafter. TORCH STICK, fractious at the post, was unable to keep up after beginning fast, rallied in the stretch where she was kept on the inside and was eoing resolutely in the final staees. TIMEFUL, taken back at the start and steadied when outrun, came with fine belated speed in the final quarter and was swiftly overtaking the leaders. ANNS PRINCESS, on the inside early but racing wide after about three-eighths, was under light ~ pressure in the last quarter and faltered after five-eighths. CAUTIVO also tired in the final eighth. TWILIGHT TIME cantered off a half mile after unseating her rider before the start. Scratched— 759462PeIter, 113; 755362Chicharra, 100; 73775Swift Spot, 113; 75538Euneva, 108; 75463 Blaufuss, 118. Overweight — Fanfun, 3 pounds; Twilight Time, 1. ! ■ EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Florence Mills, Aug. 25, 1926— 1:43*6—3—95. Purse 00. rT£*-g QQ 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since May 24. 3-vear-oIds, 4 Olaa no lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. June-15-39-L.F Net va!ue to wjnner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. • Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St hi ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 76025 PENRILL wb 7 113 7 7 A2 22 2 13 p YarberryW J Emery 220-100 753783SUMMIT HILL w 7 118 2 1 31 4« 3£ i2 2h HauerH J H Galway 520-100 74126*MISINFORMATION w 5 108 6 3 5; b2 4* 2» 3i HankeE Miss Susan E Kellogg 560-100 75378QLEENTE WING w 3 100 3 8 8 8 8 61 4J, CaffarellaM H M Walker 2340-100 75941 3T. MARCUS wb 3 110 8 4 1, 7* 52 51 54 ParisoN D Cataldo 2250-100 758262CAPTAIN JINKS wb6118 1 21Us 14 4 6» SislerL Mrs F Barton 560-100 756362*ROSWEEP wb4113 5 5 64 61 74 73 7* fjjihilT L W Kidd 410-100 75680*INTRIP wb4108 4 6 22 3h 6» 8 8 GruberW J F ONeil 4930-100 Time, :24%, :484£, 1:15%, 1:423£, 1:49%. Track good. , *a MUTUF.L8 FAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDB PENRILL .40 .00 .40 220—100 100—100 70—100 SUMMIT HILL 6.60 4.60 180—100 130—100 MISINFORMATION 5.00 150—100 Winner — B. m. by Bunting — Denroy, by Viceroy trained by F. Carra ; bred by Mr. R. M. Young. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:41. AT POST— 1 minute, i Start good and slow. Won easily ; second and third driving. PENRILL gradually improved his position while under a snug hold the first three quarters, easily disposed of CAPTAIN JINKS when straightened out in the stretch and won with something in reserve. SUMMIT HILL, a factor from the start, was under severe pressure in the final quarter and held on well. MISINFORMATION, in hand early, moved up when called upon and held on well. QUEENTE WING made up ground in the stretch. CAPTAIN JINKS was in hand for three quarters, but quit badly under punishment. ROSWEEP met interference. Scratched— 75826 Mariolet, 108. Apprentice allowance waived — Summit Hill. T. Marcus.
