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OFFICIAL RACING CHARTS . , — — Copyright, 1942, by Triamjle Publications, Inc. Sportsmans Park CICERO ILL. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1942— SPORTSMAN S PARK 1-2 MILE. Seventh 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. -* 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, .29. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries run as one horse. No fieri horses. FIRST RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934—1:00%— 0 O fi 7 4 — 105- Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-*• 2 * v year-olds, 106 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Winners since April 24, 4 lbs. May 2-42— Spt extra. Claiming: price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Winners since April 24 to be entered for ,250. Net. value to winner 25; second, 90; third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ft % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 220462*BELLCODA m 3 97 10 7 14 g 1* l2 GillespieW W F Mannagh 3.80 22731 ARCHED vm 5 113 8 6 4h 3 2* 2* MartinG J Barrett 5.60 17852 GRAY ETHEL w 9 110 6 8 5* 5* 32 3«k JonesRJ K Mayer 100.30 21705*KILOCYCLE wb 4 103 4 10 9l 83 52| 42* SchulingH Mrs E Denemark 11.60 22620*BO-BETTY w 4 105 7 5 62 6* 41 52 HaleyT , G Wolfson 74/0 227803*LORD PROSPECTwb 3 105* 5 4 32 44 6l 6» GuerinE D Jacob 3.00 08502* SECOND SOUND wb4111 2 2 7h 74 7" 7-5 PhilipsV Mrs A M Creech 25.80 20510 DEEPDENE ■ 6 111 3 3 84 93 8 8 FryeJW Mrs J Hayes 37.80 22685 MILLFANG wb 5 120 11 2i 2h Broke dn. Mac And«D Mrs R M McGarvey 2.00 22821 WAHLUNE wb 5 113 9 9 10 10 Lost rider. HaycockMJ F OBrien oi.bii Time, :24, :49%. 1:03. Track fast. t — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to 1 960 5.40 4.00 3.80 1.70 1.00 . BELLCODA 1 i |D- Mutuel Prices .fflSte""":: sw JS !S Winner— B. f, by Flying Heels— Karnatah, by Bud Lerner, trained by J. McLaughlin; bred by Mr. E K Thomas. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO P0ST-2:17. OFF AT 2:18 CENTRAL WAR TIME. , . • . Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. __-_-„ BELLCODA was rushed into 4ll the lead going to the first turn and, under urging going do«n the back stretch, steadily increased her advantage ARCHED, always within striking distance of the leaders closed and came on to win by a good margin. stronglv in the final drive. GRAY ETHEL raced gamely throughout, but was never able to threaten the leaders! KILOCYCLE came from far back in the last quarter. BO BETTY could never get up. MILLFANG broke down after going a quarter. WAHLUNE, far back for a quarter, ran into MILLFANG and unseated " Scotched— 22731 Hal Curtis, 113; 16541 Sweet Sukey, 103; 228202Michigan Token, 101; Just Beans, 106: 227813Anna-a-Vish, 101; 228193Wonana, 113. - nuiwiigM .Miriil. 1 pound; Gray Ethel. 2: Bo Betty, 2; Lord Prospect, 4£ ; Deepdene, 5. Corrected might — Bellcoda. 96. ______________________________________ — SECOND RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934—1:00%— 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-__ P 4—105. Purse 00. O O O n L y U O year-olds, 106 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Winners since April 24, 4 lbs. May 2-42— Spt extra. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Winners since April 24 to be entered for ,250. Net value to winner 25; second, 00; third. 0; fourth, S25. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ft 3s Sfa Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Str 22620HASTY STAR wb 6 K7£ 3 3 13 1* 1" 1| MecklerM Mrs S Smith 5.30 22777 ROIDEF wb 6 108 2 4 54 5" 34 24 HigleyJ Whatley and Fogelson 33.20 22731-C. C. CURTISS wb 4 116 5 2 2h 2h 22 U OrosJE Mrs E Oros 1./0 22686 CLOUDY WEATHRwb 8 111 6 6 # 4h 42 43 SchulingH Mrs F E McDonald *» 22735 MINRAB w 3 1054 9 1 •* 65 63 5 2 GuerinE Janicki and Gansac 38.30 22623 GRAND APPEAL w 3 105 4 1 3 3£ 5» 6 HaleyT Wesley M Sears 6.50 118961 WICKED TIME w 7 116 1 5 8« V P* 74 MartinTP D E Clements 8.00 21884 RIZ RZ wb3107 8 8 72 7* 7 8*2 MacAndVD Pardee and Lillywhite 14.7C 22043 WINLETTE wb 5 106 7 9 9 9 9 9 GillespieW A Sinkevich 24.10 Time, :W/5, :49%, 1:03. Track fast. - Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to . 1 i , ID* HASTY STAR 12.60 8.40 4.60 5.30 3.20 1.30 MutUel PriCeS Roidef 27.20 a.eo 12.60 3.30 " UU ■■**» - c CURTIss 2.80 .40 Winner— B. m, by Haste— High View, by Rock View, trained by B. C. Kelley ; bred by Mr. E. K. Thomas. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 2:47*. OFF AT 2:51 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving: second and third the same. HASTY STAR took command soon after the start, steadily increased her advantage rounding the first turn, was tiring near the end, but lasted to win by a safe margin. ROIDEF, always in a contending position, closed strongly in the iinal eiehth while saving ground and was wearing the winner down at the ned. C. C. CURTISS, showing good earlv speed, stayed close to the winner to midway of the stretch, then tired. CLOUDY WEATHER raced evcnlv, but was never a serious threat. MINRAB could never get up. GRAND APPEAL showed some early speed, then tired. WINLETTE ran away a half before the start, was away last and never tried : c rate hed— 18480 Ducmiss, 103; 21235 My Mommy, ,103; 22778 Black Time, 111; 22816 Myrna, 103; 2282 I Almora, 101 ; 22780 Preco, 111 ; 22817 JImperial Jones, 120. Overweight — Hasty Star, 1£ pounds: Minrab, 4£ ; Grand Appeal. 4; Riz Raz, 1. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 4.80. THIRD RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26%— 2 1 Q H Q 7 — 105 Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-_ 7 U 7 year-olds, 108 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 118 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-Mr- 2-42 — Spt winners since April 24 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. si v.-ue to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth, 5. oTTes Eqt A Wt PP St Vt V* % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds f 1 Strt 721m 3 Fde;-:; END wb7115 4 5 5 44 2h _j 1 HigleyJ W Parman 11.60 __77?| "AXELSON wb5115 2 9 7s 75 6 » 54 24 HaleyT B M Smith 11.90 22,„1 +MIDLUCK wb4115 1 4 34 31 V- l» 3h FrveJW Mrs E E Robbins 5.90 2. j.:6r ILLINOIS TOM wb5115 8 2 4* 5l 53 4i 4* MurphyS D Stone 3.70 22r2 SHARPSHELL w 4 115 10 1 24 2* 4« 62 5* JonesRJ K Mayer 32.10 227S1 KIOSK wb4110 3 3 l2 14 9* V FranklinE Mrs C J Gamble 5.40 20399 HIGH NAME wb 4 115 7 7 63 63 I5 7* 7£ HaberR A J WaWron 34.70 22622 TORCH GLEAM wb 7 117 5 6 8s 85 8s 8« 8" MacAndwD J D Craig 5.90 __6-2*LOU HANS wb 5 112 9 8 9h 10 10 9s 9* SchulingH W D Hostetter 47.70 21650*CONSCRIPT w 5 112 6 10 10 9* 93 10 10 GuerinE Mrs T M Pruett 3.40 +Anprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :4«f_, 1:16%, 1:30%. Track fast. z — Mutuels Paid — N , Odds to » in* DEEP END 25.20 10.80 7.20 11.80 4.40 2.60 M. utuel Prices axelson 9» 620 3«o 210 MIDLUCK 5.60 1-80 V nner— Br. g, by Reigh Count— Chestie Ann, by Luke McLuke, trained by W. Parman; bred by Meadow-view "arms. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 3:24*. OFF AT 3:25 CENTRAL WAR TIME. S -it good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. DEEP END, outrun early, was steered to the outside after reaching the back stretch, wore down the early pacemaker rounding the final turn and came on to win going away. AXELSON. very slow to settle into stride, moved up swiftly between horses rounding the stretch turn and finished strongh . MIDLUCK, a forward factor from the beginning, forged to the front entering the back stretch the second time around, then held on with good courage to the final eighth and tired. ILLINOIS TOM raced evenly and was never able to get to the leaders. SHARP-SHFl.t. showed good early speed, then tired. KIOSK showed in front for a half mile, then gave up. CON-SCRnT pulled up lame. LOU HANS raced very wide on the first turn. Scratched— 22735Country Miss, 103; 18477 Stephie, 95; 18418String Band, 100; 22622 Skagway, 110; 22627 Eleventh Hour, 113; 22819 Paul Lee, 115. FOURTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26%— A 7 105. Purse ,000. 3- and 4-year-olds. Allowances. Non-L Q 1 2o y I II winners of two races. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 120 lbs. May 2-42 — Spt Non-winners of a race other than maiden or claiming in 1942 allowed 3 lbs.; maidens, 6 lbs. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St tt % % Sti Fin Jockeys Owners | Odds -trt 22690CIRIO wb3104 2 4 3. 2* l1 1* lh HigleyJ W Parman 3.30 2065PDISTANT ISLE wb4109 4 7 73 and 31. 33 23 RossRK Mrs V Sovinski 1.70 22481*MASCULINE wb3104 5 5 5i 62 44 43 3» SchulingH Le Mar Stock Farm 10.90 22688JHURI HOM HARI wb3109 7 3 l1 1_ 23 2i 44 MacAndwD L M Severson 3.30 22690MACK OHANA w3104 8 2 2h 31 56 55 53 ReevesRW D C Wilhelm 18.80 226882BOBLOY wb3107 1 6 6» 7* l» 63 65 CarrA T J Parker 11.30 16717 BABY GOLD w 3 111 6 8 85 8« 8s 7« 7« FryeJW W F and C V Sparks +15.30 22781 SOUTHERN DARKYw 3 104 9 1 48 4* 6n 8» 8* PhillipsC W F and C V Sparks +15.30 22819FIELD BRIAR wb 4 109 3 9 9 9 9 9 9 FranklinG Mrs M G Farnsworth 103.70 +Coupled as W. F. and C. V. Sparks entry. Time, :23%, :48%, 1:18%, 1:30%. Track fast. z— Mutuels Paid— , , Odds to mutuel r rices distant isle 4.4* 3.20 1.20 m MASCULINE 5.00 1.50 Continued on Page Twenty-Two Official Racing Charts ________ Copyright, 1942, by Triangle Publications, Inc. - Sportsmans Park Continued from Page Five .» inner— Ch. e. by Royal Minstrel — Sonora, by Light Brigade, trained by W. Parman ; bred by Mr. J. Howard. WENT TO POST— 3:54. OFF AT 3:54 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start eood from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. CIRIO, well up from the beginning, forged to the front after reaching the back stretch the second time around and finished strongly in the final drive, althoueh bearing out and just lasted to win narrowly. DISTANT ISLE, slow to settle into stride, moved up swiftly on the inside entering the stretch and was closing on the winner at the end. MASCULINE, up in the early stages, dropped hack roundine the second turn when forced wide, then came again In the last eighth to get the show narrowly. HlRI HOM HARI took command in the first few yards and set the pace for a half mile, then tired. JACK OHANA tired after showing good early speed. SOUTHERN DARKY also tired. Scratched— 22819 J Sally I., 104; 21762 Boxida, 104. Overweight — Bobloy, 1 pound; Baby Gold. 2. FIFTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26%— 9 9 Q 1 1 — 105, Sportsmans Park Handicap. Purse ,300. 3-year-olds *• *• and upward. May 2-42— Spt Net vaue to winner 10; sec0nd, 30; thirds, 0 each. Inde» Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Yt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds |1 Strt 22625 CHERRY TRIFLE wi 5 107 7 7 7* 62 53 4* In MacAndwD Mrs L B Muschal 690 22625THREE CLOVERSwb 5 110 14 4" 3»4 22 2s 24 HigleyJ R G Whittington 3.80 22782 +VINUM wb5113 2 5 33 4 34 3" 3* LoTurcoA Endovina L Terry 1.80 226253 +EQLTSTAR wb5110 4 2 l3 1« l2 1" 3* LemmonsH Mis A K Weast 4.20 21663 MAISCO w 6 107 8 1 2 2h 4h 524 52 PhillipsV Mrs A M Creech 26.90 22624 BOOK PLATE w 6 112 3 6 53 54 64 73 6" GuerinE Mrs G H Emick 10.40 22624 ROSE-RED wb4103 6 3 67* 73 6" 73 SchulingH B and M Rosenheim 29.20 217642VALDINA PAUL wb 4 112 5 8 8 8 8 8 8 FryeJW B Hernandez 10.90 +Dead heat for third. Time, :23 s, :48 $, 1:15%, 1:29! 5. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — N , Odds to U . ID, CHERRY TRIFLE 15.80 6.60 3.20 6.90 2.30 .60 JVlUl UGI I rlCCS THREE CLOVERS 4.60 2.60 1.30 .30 VINUM 2.20 .10 EQUISTAR 2.40 .20 Winner — B. g. bv Questionnaire — Cherry Tart, by Dominant, trained bv T. Swigert; bred by Greentree Stable. WENT TO POST— 4:24. OFF AT 4:24 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and thirds the same. CHERRY TRIFLE, far back in the early stages, moved up swiftly on the outside rounding the second turn, wore down the leaders afer reaching the stretch and, in a drive, got up in the last stride to win narrowly. THREE CLOVERS, slow to settle into stride, closed strongly rounding the far turn, raced the early pacemaker into defeat an eiehth out. but could not hold the winner in the closing drive. VTNUM closed some ground in the final eighth, was eoine stronglv at the end and finished in a dead heat for the show. Scratched— 22625 Dusky Duke, 102: 22859 Mordecai, 103. Overweight— Cherry Trifle, 3 Pounds; Rose-Red, 2; Valdina Paul, 2. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5— 111. 2 2 9 19 Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 117 7 ™ _ lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-winners since April 24 allowed 3 lbs.; May 2-42— Spt since February 21, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for ,750, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner S700: second. 25; third. 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St M *k ?i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 22622 YESTERYEAR w 4 109 4 4 14 14 14 P M FranklinE H Golden 7 00 22736 ALDRIDGE wb 5 117 3 3 4h 52 4 223 OrosJE Mrs E Oros 2 40 22736 UNCLE WALTER wb 5 117 6 6 6 6 5l 3" 3 HiglevJ Mrs V Sovinski 2.90 22736*OWASSE w4107 2 1 2" 2" 2h 4 41 GuerinE C Troutt 10.90 227363ART OF WAR wb4 114 1 2 54 4" 6 6 5 LoTurcoA Mrs Monte Weil 3.00 189653EARLIANA wb4107 5 5 32 3l 3i 56 MacAndwD C Nuckols 8.20 Time, :25%, :50%. 1:17%, 1:46l£, 1:52. Track fast. LA « . I n • YESTERYEAR 16.00 6.00 3.00 7.00 2.00 .50 lyiuiuei Trices aldridge 4.20 3.00 i.« .50 UNCLE WALTER 2.80 .40 Winner — Ch. f. by Islam — Bright Chestnut, by Bubbling Over, trained by H. Golden ; bred by Mr. J. G. Elder. Winner entered to be claimed for ,750. WENT TO POST— 4:57. OFF AT 4:57 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. YESTERYEAR, having eood speed from the start, took command early, set ail her own pace, was forced to a drive in the last eighth to hold the determined rush of ALDRIDGE. The latter, always in a contending position, closed strongly after reaching the stretch turn and was wearing the winner down at the end. UNCLE WALTER, slow to settle into stride, was sent up swiftly on the outside rounding the final turn, closed strongly, but could not eet up. OWASSE forced the pace to the far turn, then tired slightly. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5— 111. 2 2 9 11 Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners tt ci since February 21- 4-year-olds, 114 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Non-May • *o 2-4 Spt winners since December 18 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner S625; second, 00; third. 0; fourth. 5. k Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 226922*FIRING PIN wb5109 1 1 H 14 14 t 1» SchulingH J Lewis 430 22783*TWO PLY wb5112 7 5 22 2£ 2 24 24 GuerinE C F Wagner 6 80 22778 COMMISSION w 7 117 6 3 33 32 3h 43 34 MacAndwD T B McGrath 2 50 22783-WOODEN INDIAN wb 6 114 2 2 4i 424 424 3b 43 FranklinE C U Yaeger 2 90 228223ARDOUR wb5117 3 8 8 8 7 4 6 5" CIutterA E Kellev 8 80 22783*PROSPECT BOY wb5112 4 4 6" 5J 5* 5* 6« HielevJ B M Smith 9 70 22621 MISS FITTYPAT wb7112 8 7 5" P 8 8 74 LoTurcoA Mrs Monte Weil 22 40 22822 YONDELL E. wb4114 5 6 7 6* 61 74 8 WhiteE Mrs M Hornbeck 38 90 — Time, :25%, :50 . 1:17%, 1:46%, MML Track fast. kA. .J-..~l D.;, FIRING PIN 10.60 6.20 4.20 4.30 2.10 1.10 iwuruei r rices two ply 7.40 4.80 2.70 1.40 COMMISSION 3.80 .90 Winner— Ch. g. by Jack High— Mary On, by Sweep On, trained by J. Lewis; bred by Mr. L. F. Holton. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 5:26. OFF AT 5:26* CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but ARDOUR. Won driving; second and third the same. FIRING PIN took command at once, set his own pace and, under a drive in the last eighth, outgamed the determined TWO PLY to win narrowly. TWO PLY. always closest to the winner, closed strongly on the outside after reaching the stretch and was wearing down the winner at the finish. COMMISSION, always in a contending position, raced up with the leaders throughout and finished gamely in the final drive. WOODEN INDIAN showed a good effort, but was not able to reach the leaders. Scratched— 22737 Adoress. 109; 227345Catechism, 104; 22784 Pick Out, 109. Overweight — Miss Pittypat, 3 pounds. EIGHTH RACE 1 3-8 MILES Out of Chute. Getaway Jack, Oct. 12, 1940— 2 2 9 14 2:26 — 4—H3. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claim -? * * * 4-year-olds, 112 115 lbs. Winners ing. lbs.; older, at one and May 2-42 — Spt one-eighth miles or over since April 24, 3 lbs. extra. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 50; second, 50; third, 5; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V- 1 1 !4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 227382 +TURNTABLE wb 4 112 6 7 5l 5* lh 1» V MacAndwD B Hernandez 1.70 22738*JEFFERSONTOWN wb 7 1084 3 8 63 6* 32 23 23 IngessC S D Sidell 4.70 227842 +CHANCE RAY wb 10 112 2 5 23 2* 44 3* 32 FranklinE C E Davison 8.80 227843*TACHEONE wb7103 4 6 7r 76 7* 52 4£ SchulingH C H Dursch 9.30 22738*PENNSBURG w6107 8 l 41 3l P 44 5s HigleyJ Mrs E Denemark 9.50 227833*LYNETTE O. w 6 105 5 3 P 4| 6i 64 63 GillespieW Funk and Roth 8.60 22784 LITTLE BANNER w 8 110 7 2 8 8 8 8 7| JonesRJ E H Adams 28.90 22737*PEACHARINO wb 4 1054 1 4 1« 1« 2* 7* 8 GuerinE C Troutt 5.80 fApprentice allowance waived. Time, :25%, :5Hy5, 1:17%, 1:46£, 2:12 s, 2:2645. Track fast. li. .«...«,! D_:_A«. TURNTABLE 5.40 3.80 3.00 1.70 .90 .50 fViuruGi rncGS jeffersontown 5.00 3.80 1.50 .90 CHANCE RAY 4.40 1.20 Winner — Ch. g. by Questionnaire — Lazy Suzan, by St. Germans, trained by B. Hernandez; bred by Greentree Stable. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 5:56. OFF AT 5:56 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. TLRNTABLE, outrun early, closed steadily after going the first half mile, took command going down the back stretch the last time around and, under mild urging, drew away and came on to win as the rider pleased. JEFFERSONTOWN, well back for the first mile, moved up strongly on the inside rounding the final turn and finished with good rourage, although no match for the winner. CHANCE RAY, showing good speed from the beginning, raced strongly to the final quarter, then tired, but lasted to save the show. Scratched— 22738 Heno Lion, 112; 22692Doug Brashear, 110. Overweight— Jeffersontown, lj pounds; Tacheone, 1; Little Banner, 3; Peacharino, 3j. NINTH RACE 5-8 MJLE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934—1:00%— 2 2 9 1 AVo * — 105, Purse 00. 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-* i. ? I «f /2 year-olds, 106 lbs.; older, 116 lbs. Winners since April 24, 4 lbs. extra. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Winners since April 24 to be entered for ,250. DECLARED OFF.
