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Official Racinr* Charts —__———_— Copyright, 1942, by Trianglt Publicat.ons, Inc. _________________ Sportsmans Park CICERO. ILL., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1942— SPORTSMANS PARK 1-2 MILE. Sixth day of nineteen-day meeting April 25 to May 16. National Jockey Club. Bahr gate used. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Harvey camera. Steward Representing Illinois Racing Board, William Hamilton. Stewards of meeting, J. J. Graddy and R. P. McAuliffe. Judges, W. A. Reagan, W. J. Shelley and W. R. Dahlstrom. Patrol Judges, W. Davis, Al Nun and G. Swain. Paddock Judge, J. P. Gruber. Clerk of Scales, G. W. Morrow. Timer, C. L. Trimble. Starter, Roy Dickerson. Racing Secretary, Patrick C. Galliger. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Central War Time. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Indicates five pounds apprentice allowance. Percentage of winning favorites, spring meeting, 1941, .30; current meeting, .25. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries run as one horse. No field horses. FIRST RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934—1:00%— 9 ? R * — 105. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non--- -- O J J winners since November 1. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. May 1-42— Spt Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St -ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt ~ 217052REMARKABLE wb7118 6 1 li l2i l5 l3i FryeJW Mrs J Hayea .70 22685 DOCTORS ROSE wb5110 4 3 44 34 3* 2s SylvesterA J Zeutschel 8.10 18539*LITTLE GAY w 5 107 2 6 7* 6»» 5» 3 » HaleyT W J Lynch 16.10 20740CODOLL wb4104J10 5 2i 2h 21 4h HigleyJ B M Smith 4.30 18676 tHAPS PAL w 6 115 9 8 6* 444 5* LoTurcoA F R and J Meisinger 24.80 18278 CORNWALLIS wb 8 115 3 10 10 8£ 8» 6* MecklerM Mrs A Wehrheim 15.40 08552 SONG MASTER w 4 117 7 7 9«« 10 6* 7» AlongiV P Johnson 93.70 18798 TEXSTAR wb 5 115 8 9 8* 9* 9* 8* MartinTP Craig and Novak 22.10 19129 LIVERYS COP wb 4 113 1 I 3» 5» 7* 91. FranklinE Mrs C J Gamble 60.70 13900 DAISY SEEN wb5105 5 4 5 » 7i 10 10 GillespieW Monroe and Bailey 51.30 fApprentice allowance waived. Time, ML :59%, 1:04%. Track slow. r-U Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to 1 LA _ ID- REMARKABLE 3.40 2.60 2.60 .70 .30 .30 MUtlie! r riCeS DOCTORS ROSE 5.20 3.80 160 .90 LITTLE GAY 4.40 1.20 Winner — Lt. ch. g, by Kiev — Mary Lee, by Marta Santa, trained by J. Hayes; bred by Mr. E. K. Thomas. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 2:17. OFF AT 2:17 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. REMARKABLE, away in good shape, took command at once, bore out slightly rounding the final turn and won by a wide margin. DOCTORS ROSE, a forward factor early, moved up strongly after reaching the far turn and was going strongly at the finish, but was no match for the winner. LITTLE GAY, well back for a quarter, closed swiftly entering the stretch when put to a drive and got up in the final stride to get the show. CODOLL was rushed up on the outside rounding the first turn, was taken slightly wide by the winner entering the back stretch and held on with good courage to the final eighth, then tired. HAPS PAL raced evenly and could never reach a threatening position. LIVERYS COP showed good early speed, then dropped well back. DAISY SEEN tired badlv after showing early speed. Scratched— 21585 Light Tide, 116; 21472Matchless, 105; 17770Flying Bonnet, 110; 18669 Tall Oak, 110; 18463 Lure Saxon, 103; 18480 Pitanga, 113. Overweight — Little Gay, 2 pounds ; Codoll, li ; Song Master, 4. SECOND RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:2696— o c * 7 — 105. Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Claim-Z. 2* O J O lngt 3.year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; May 1-42— Spt if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % # % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 22626 QUEENS BARGE wb4110 0 2 9» 7*i 51. 2A lj LemmonsH H Trotsek 2C.30 22780 PERHOBO wb3105J2 5 l1. l3 12± 1* 2*. GuerinE C R Valentine 1.80 18733*LITTLE RUSTLER wb 4 105 7 10 81 8* 7» 7* 38_ FrankliiiQ Mrs M G Farnsworth 15.80 22731 MICHIYA wb4110 6 4 3* 2* 2* 31. 4»» MacAndwD L R Vear 4 30 21205 VALDINA RIA wb 3 107 5 6 24 3* 3*. 4» 5* HaycockMJ M De Castro 4.00 22688 TOPSY OLIVE wb 3 102 8 1 4J 4* 4» 5 » 6» FranklinE Mrs Monte Weil 14 60 22688 PEA GREEN wb 3 105 3 8 62 5» 6« 61 7± HigleyJ Mrs H P Bonner 15.20 22623M. BABY wb3 97 1 7 7* 910 8» 85 8* GillespieW Mrs R A Fawcett 40.30 10183 SMART ADVICE wb 3 103 4 9 5« 64 9™ 9 9 PhillipsV W F and C V Sparks 8.40 22685 ADAC wb 4 115 10 3 10 10 10 Eased, up. VailS E Walta 59.20 Time, :24%, 50%, 1:18%, 1:34%. Track slow. t — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to 1 kjt..l..sJ Dml~~m QUEENS BARGI 42.lt 12.* 7.00 20.10 5.40 2.50 Mutuei rnces perhobo 3.»o 3.01 m .» LITTLE RUSTLER I.M 2.40 Winner — Br. f, by Annapolis — My Princess, by My Prince, trained by H. Trotsek; bred by Mr, M. duPont Scott. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:45f OFF AT 2:46 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. QUEENS BARGE, far back early, was steered to the outside going down the back stretch the second time around, moved up swiftly entering the final eighth, took command a sixteenth out and, under a drive, came on to win going away. PERHOBO, alertly handled, took command soon after the start, drew away steadily in the first half mile and held her advantage to the last eighth, then tired, but was best of the others. LITTLE RUSTLER was very slow to settle into stride, responded to punishment after reaching the final quarter mile to finish fastest. MICHIYA, showing good early speed, raced in second position to midway of the far turn, then tired. VALDINA RIA showed eood speed for a half mile, then dropped well back. TOPSY OLIVE could never get up. Scratched— 19619 Gallant Dream, 115; 22735 Karlspar, 107; 18793 Wawfield, 110; 22688 Top Note, 102; 22731 Alchemy, 118; 17612 Chic Prince, 107. Overweight — Perhobo, 3i pounds ; Valdina Ria, 2£ ; Smart Advice, 1. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 01.80. THIRD RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26%— 9 9 ft * 7 7 — 105j Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming-. 4-L J. O J I year-olds, 115 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Winners since April 24, 3 lbs. May 1-42— Spt extra. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 226862OCEAN BOUND wb 4 110 6 3 3J 1 14 1* l3i HaycockMJ W A Osborne 2.70 22857JIMMIE TOM w5112 7 4 7« 78 7« 6s 2* SchulingH W D Hostetter 4.60 22686 ANOPHELES wb 7 117 2 6 5* 6* 64 5 31 MacAndwD Mrs E B Carpenter 2.90 226853RED BERRY wb 4 115 8 5 44 4h 4» 4» 4*. FryeJW C U Yaeger 8.00 22778 VERY TRUE wb 4 112 10 8 6» 5a 3* 2« 5 » MartinG Mrs C C Renfrow 277.40 226863*CHIEFS BOY wb 6 109 9 1 2A 31 2* 3* 64 GuerinE C F Wagner 6.10 18005 HIGHTHORNE w 5 114 3 2 lb 24. 5"» 7» 7t JonesRJ Mrs K Mayer 14.20 21479*GUSTAVIA wb 8 104 5 10 o* 84 8* 8* 8* HigleyJ G Gilbert 167.30 21582 VALVESTA wb 8 114 4 9 9 » 94 94. 9* 94. MartinTP Mrs J Martin 60.50 12098 ENGLISH HARRY w 7 117 1 7 10 10 10 10 10 LoTurcoA Mrs Monte Weil 14.00 T *, :23%, :49%, 1:17, 1:31%. Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to li. , | D_:_.~_ OCEAN BOUND 7.40 4.00 2.80 2.70 1.00 .40 Mutuei r rices jimmie ™m 540 3.40 170 .70 ANOPHELES 3.20 .00 Winner — Br. t, tty Boatswain — Beloved, by Whisk Broom II., trained by W. A. Osborne; bred by Mr. P. M. Burch. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 3:181. OFF AT 3:16* CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily, second and third driving. OCEAN BOUND took the lead after going a quarter and, under mild urging rounding the final turn, drew away to win by a wide margin. JIMMIE TOM, unable to keep up early, closed a big gap entering the final eighth while saving ground and was going strongly at the end, but was no match for the winner. ANOPHELES, well up for a quarter, dropped back rounding the second turn, then was steered to the outside and closed gamely under a drive. RED BERRY raced evenly and was never able to threaten the leaders. VERY TRUE also raced evenly. CHIEFS BOY made a strong bid entering the far turn, then tired. HIGHTHORNE showed in front for a quarter, then tired. Scratched— 22777 Dogrose, 104; 22686Illinois Tom, 112; 22781 Kiosk, 110; 22778 Black Time, 117; 22691 Equioval, 110; 20311 Merry Saxon, 104. FOURTH RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934—1:00%— 9 9 A ft * — 105, Purse 5900. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Weight, 120 lbs. *• *• ■ 3 • Non-winners of a race other than maiden or claiming allowed May 1-42— Spt 3 lbs.; maidens, 7 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St A % Str Fin Jocke s Owners Odds Str7? 22733 BROWN MATE w 117 4 5 48 2* 34. 14 HaberR W Fronk 490 22687 MILITARY SAND w 117 3 1 4 lh 14 24 OrosJE Funk and Roth 4.80 22779*MR. INFINITY wbU5 1 I and 3 » 24 31 GuerinE C E Davison .90 227333EBS FIRST wb 117 I 4 S 4» 4° 4™ RossRK Mrs E B Shipp 3.40 22733 FAIRLET wb 113 6 6 5J 5* 5* 5* FryeJW Mary Q Browning 93.70 REDSAIN w 113 2 3 6 6 6 6 CarrA W F and C V Sparks 30.40 Time, :24%, :5d%, 1:05. Track slow. /— Mutuels Paid — , Odds to N I D_:_ .-_ BROWN MATE 11.80 5.80 2.60 4.90 1.90 .30 M—m UTUGI I riCeS MILITARY SAND 6.40 2.60 1.70 .30 MR. INFINITY 2.20 .10 Winner— Br. c, by Mate — Majel, by General Thatcher, trained by W. L. Hoag; bred by Mr. D. B. Knox. WENT TO POST— 3:4«. OFF AT 3:45 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. BROWN MATE, outrun in the first half, closed swiftly on the outside rounding the stretch and, under a drive, came nn to win going away. MILITARY SAND was sent to the front at once, Set the pace to midway of the final eighth, then tired when the winner challenged. MR. INFINITY, always within striking distance of the pace, made a strong bid entering the final eighth, but soon gave up and just lasted to save the show. EBS FIRST showed speed for the first quarter, then tired. FAIRLET and REDSAIN were always well back. Scratched— 22687Fin Try, 101. FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5— 111. 2 2g59 Columbus Park Purse. Purse ,200. 4-year-olds and upward. l. L. o J 7 Allowances. Non-winners of 60 since October 11. 4-year-olds, May 1-42— Spt us lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-winners of 05 since February 21 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 7, 5 lbs.; one race other than claiming: since February 21, 8 lbs. Net value to winner 50; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 226242COOLING SPRING wb 6 107 2 2 14 124. I5 l3 P HigleyJ B M Smith 5fio* 22689 tONE JEST wb 7 107 6 3 4* 2»» 2* 2» 2 FrklinE C E Davison 17 00 227823VEGAS JUSTICE wb4105 5 6 5* 534 3i 31 GuerinE B Hernandez 3 30 22689 MOSELEM wb 5 115 3 8 64. 6* 5* 4J 4 OrosJE Mrs Monte Weil 4 80 226893*IDLE SUN wb 7 107 7 4 8 8 6* 5* 5s SchulingH Mrs E Denemark 2.30 21645 THREE BANGS w 7 112 4 5 3» 4* 44 6« 6s JonesRJ F Seroy 64 30 22625 MORDECAI wb6112 8 7 7* 7* 7« 7« 7» McAwD F W Cairy 9 00 226892*CHI wb 6 107 1 1 2* 3*» 8 8 8 PhillipsV Mrs A M Creech 9.60 +Apprentice allowance waived. Time, :25%, :50and, 1:17J£, :W/5, 1:52. Track good. 1— Mutuels Paid— , Odds to » *i..J...~l D-Z. COOLING SPRINQ 13.20 6.80 4.00 5.60 2.40 I.N /VlUlUei r riCCS ONE JEST 12.00 6.20 530 2.10 VEGAS JUSTICI 3.N .50 Winner— Ch. h, by Milkman— Afloat, by Man o War, trained by J. L. Taylor; bred by Mrs. W. Plunkett WENT TO POST— 4:13. OFF AT 4:13 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. COOLING SPRING took com* mand in the first few yards, drew away into a long lead rounding the third turn and was well rated through* . out, then came on to win well in hand. ONE JEST, in closest pursuit of the winner after going the first quarter, closed gamely In the final drive, but was no match for the winner. VEGAS JUSTICE closed some ground after going a half mile, but was never able to threaten the first two. MOSELEM could never get up. IDLE SUN closed some ground in the last quarter while saving ground. THREE BANGS showed some early speed. CHI tired badly after displaying good early speed. Scratched— 15394 Delray, 105; 21764 Valdina Paul, 105. Overweight — Moselem, 3 pounds. SIXTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21. 1932— 1:26*S-J 9 O Q /J. A 7 — 105. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-Z. L. O O U year-olds, 115 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Winners since April 24, 3 lbs. May 1-42— Spt extra. Claiming; price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds St7t 22685DARBY DALLAS w 5 112 10 5 5» 3 » 41 2 1and MurphyS E C Roth 39.50 22686 RUGGED ROCK wb 5 112 7 4 41 4* 3* 4* 2h LitzbgerH Mrs J Purpura 29.50 22731*DONNAGINA wb5107 5 2 2* 2* 2* l" 3h HauerD C E Davison 4.90 21709*AMBO wb41036 8 l1 fr 5s b2 41 SchulingH J M Grieve 16.90 22015*BROWN BOMB w 10 112 8 10 10 91 7» 7* 51 GuerinE Joe W Brown 13.60 22009 ROMAN DESCENT w 4 110 4 9 9* 74 6* 6* 61 MacAndwD T W Reardon 1.70 22780*CHERRIKO wb 4 105 9 3 1» 1" l1 34 7» PhillipsV Mrs L Schultz 3.30 18637*BUSS wb 5 112 2 6 6» 81 8* 8« 8™ HigleyJ L H Thompson 29.90 22686 ELDER JOCK wb 5 117 3 7 8* 10 10 91 9* LoTurcoA Aarons and Weil 16.60 22731 *GREY FLASH w7107 1 1 31 6 93 10 10 GillespieW J Flynn 11.40 Time, :23%, :49%, 1:17%, 1:31*4- Track good. Li.i iJk| D-I - DARBY DALLAS 81.00 30.60 11.60 39.50 14.30 4.80 /ViUlUGI I riCeS RUGGED ROCK 24.40 12.40 11.20 5.20 DONNAGINA 5.20 1.60 Winner — Br. g, by Tommy Boy — Fair Arrow, by For Fair, trained by F. Hawk; bred by Mr. J. W, Galbreath. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 4:41. OFF AT 4:41 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. DARBY DALLAS, always within striking distance of the leaders, was rushed up between the leaders after reaching the stretch and, under a drive, got up to win narrowly. RUGGED ROCK, a forward factor throughout, closed strongly on the inside in the final eighth to get the place in the last stride. DONNAGINA, well up from the start, showed in front entering the stretch by a short margin, but failed to hold the first two in the final drivp. AMBO closed gamely In the last quarter, but could not get up. BUSS also closed some ground. CHERRIKO was used up in making the early pace and was tiring badly at the end. Scratched— 16911 Forcible, 104; 22777 Little Hif, 114; 22778 San Ignacio, 112; 22777Axe!son. 115 f 21710 Cackle Time, 109; 22816 Shadoon, 107. Overweight — Rugged Rock, 3 pounds; Ambo, 1. SEVENTH RACK 1 1-16 MILEs! Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5— 111. o * o * I Purse 00. 4 -year-olds and upward. Claiming*. Property of •OOI bona fide residents of the State of Illinois which have not won May 1-42— Spt since April 24. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners since February 21 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner 00; second, 28; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % 8 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 226273*LACTOSE w 4 111 4 3 U 2* 1* 1« l8 JosonEM Mrs E Denemark 2.40 22621 +CHOCOLATE MAIDw 4111376»6*6»-S24 LoTrcoA Sacks Bros 2.80 22084 KINGS ERROR w 4 108 6 6 1U 74 54 3* MacAwD M A Riddle 9.50 22626*HONEY SEAT wb 6 106 % 2 l1 l1 V- V- 4« HauerD £ E Davison 54.60 22823*SPEEDY SQUAW w5105S14180 8 T»4h5» SchulingH C H Dursch 3.0Q 22621*MANHUNT wb 7 110 1 1 44 ■ 51 5* 6» GuerinE C Lipe 11.10 22734 BUTTERMILK wb 8 110* 8 4 3*4 4b 5» 7* 7» SylvterA Lewin and Goldstine 30.90 22626 MY CREST wb 6 110 7 5 5*1 5»» 4» 8 8 JonesRJ F Seroy 10.20 Time, :25%, :5l£, 1:18%, 1:47, 1:53%. Track good. U..1...I D-I-a- LACtOSE 6.80 3.60 2.80 2.40 80 .40 lYlUlUCI mCGS CHOCOLATE MAID 420 360 1.10 80 KINGS ERROR 4.20 1.10 Winner — Br. g, by Milkman — Drystone, by Man o War, trained by J. D. Mikel; bred by Mrs. W. P» Stewart. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:13. OFF AT 5:13 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. LACTOSE, a forward factor in the" early stages, took command after going the first half and, under mild urging, drew away going down the back stretch the second time around, continued on and won as the rider pleased. CHOCOLATE MAID, well back for the first half, moved up steadily while racing on the outside, finished gamely in the final drive, but was no match for the winner. KINGS ERROR, very slow to settle into stride, closed much ground in the last quarter and got up in the last few strides to get the show. HONEY SEAT took command going to the first turn, set the pace for a half, then tired. SPEEDY SQUAW was never a serious factor, MANHUNT raced in spots. Scratched— 22737 Nopalosa Red, 110; 22627 Hope Diamond, 110. Overweight — Chocolate Maid, 3 pounds; Honey Seat, 1. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5— 111. 2 2 8 6 2 Purse 00« 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Property of *. L. o O Z. Ihj, fide residents of the State of Illinois which have not won May 1-42— Spt since April 24. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-win-ners since February 21 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % S % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strrt 22738 PURLING LIGHT wb 4 116 5 6 7 54 32i 1*4. lh LoTurcoA Mrs A Wehrheim 2M 20911*HER REIGH wb 7 110 2 3 2« 24 1and 2» 22i PhillipsV W E Maloney 6.90 21766PREFER TRANSITwb 4 108 1 2 1» 14 2" 32J 3i GuerinE C Trout t 4.00 22621SILVER B. wb 4 108 7 4 44 ft 4b. 444n SchulingH Mrs E Denemark 2.80 22626 PRINCE DEAN wb 10 115 3 7 5*4. 6a| 6* 65 5h OrosJE W Klinger 27.10 22692 +BLAZEAROUND wb 6 110 4 1 S» 4» 54. 5* 6* FranklinE Mrs M G Farnsworth 7.50 22737 DELAYNOT wb6110 6 5 6i 7 1 7 7 RossRK Mrs O Whisman 11.50 fApprentice allowance waived. Time, :26%, :52, 1:20, 1:484, 1:56J£. Track good. kA..i-..~ D-J-« PURLING LIGHT 6.60 4.00 2.80 2.30 1.00 .40 iViiiruei rnces her reigh 7.60 4.60 2 so 1.30 PREFER TRANSIT 3.20 .60 Winner — Dk. b. c, by Sweeping Light — Miss Purray, by Purchase, trained by R. J. Gilmore; bred by Mr. F. B. Koontz. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:41. OFF AT 5:41 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Scratched— 227372Sweet Story, 103; 22778 Commission, 115; 22734Best Quality, 115; 22621 Miss Pitty-pat, 110. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. PURLING LIGHT, very slow to settle into stride, moved up swiftly while saving ground entering the third turn, then drew away enter-ing the stretch, but had to be hard ridden in the final seventy yards to hold the closing rush of HER REIGH. The latter, a forward factor early, was rushed into the lead after going the first half mile, held on gamely to the far turn, then dropped back slightly and came again on the outside in the final eighth to be wearing down the winner at the end. PREFER TRANSIT was hustled to the front soon after the start and was used up making the early pace, but held on to save the show. SILVER B. raced in spots. BLAZEAROUND showed some early speed. NINTH RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934— l:00y5— 2 2 8 d 2A 4 — 105* Purse 800. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-00/2 winners since November 1. 4-year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. DECLARED OFF.
