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OFFICIAL RACING CHARTS , Copyright, 1M2, by Triangle Publications, Inc. _________________________ Sportsmans Park CICERO, ILL., THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1942— SPORTSMANS PARK 1-2 MILE. Eleventh day of nineteen-day meeting April 25 to May 16. National Jockey Club. Bahr gate used. Steward Representing Illinois Racing Board, William Hamilton. Stewards of meeting, J. J. Graddy and R. P. McAuhffe. Judges, W. A. Reagan, W. J. Shelley and W. R. Dahlstrom. Patrol Judges, W. Davis, Al Nun ar.d G. Swain. Paddock Judqe, J. P. Gruber. Clerk of Scales, G. W. Morrow. Timer, C. L. Trimble. Starter, Roy Dickerson. Racing Secretary, Patrick C. Galliger. Racinq 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, .34. Daily Double, first and second rates. Entries run as one horse. No field horses. FIRST RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934—1:00%— 9 1 9 Q * — 1®5* Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, ™ ■* * ™ 118 lbs. Winners since April 24, 2 lbs. extra for each race won. May 7-42 — Spt Non-winners since February 21 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner 25; second. S100; third. S50; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds |1 Strt 18732JOE FISHER w 4 113 2 3 24 2£ 1* l3 LemmonsH O Burton 2.50 18216 TUSCO wb6113 1 5 4 3*| 34 tt LitzbgerH Mrs G B Scallon 5.90 22778 BRAXTON BELL wb 6 103 9 7 14 lJ 2J 3a GillespieW Osborne and Brogan 3.20 22685* LITTLE RHODY wb6108 4 2 5J 6 44 44 MurphyS James and Norris 39.50 22685-: HAPPY WINNER wb 4 108 5 4 6- 5* 54 54 IngessC H R Pardue and Son 2.40 18733TOWN LACE w 4 104 6 6 3" 4h 63 6* SchulingH Mrs H C Hoffman 13.20 21025*FAIR JULE w 5 106 7 1 8:! Pf t4 * GuerinE Mrs D Yorke 96.40 18748 BOLINVAR wb 4 113 3 8 7* 73 7* 8J MacAndwD F Scoville 16.50 16177 SPARKLING SUN wb 4 113 8 9 9 9 9 9 CarrA C B Gooch 188.70 Time, :24i5, :49%, 1:02%. Track slow. Mutuels Paid Odds to r— — N , x in* JOE FISHER 7.00 4.20 3.20 2.50 1.10 .60 M. utuel Knees tusco 5.4* 4.00 1.70 1.00 BRAXTON BELL 3.80 .90 Winner — Gr. e. by Gay Monarch —Ellen Fisher, by Pigeon Wing II., trained by O. Burton; bred by Mr. W. Wilson. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 2:17. OFF AT 2:18 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving: JOE FISHER, a forward factor early, took command rounding the final turn and. under mild urging, came on to win going away. TUSCO, always within striking distance of the pace, moed up strongly in the final quarter while saving ground and finished gamely in the final drive, but was no match for the winner. BRAXTON BELL took command soon after the start and set the pace to the last quarter, the.i tired. LITTLE RHODY raced in spots and was never a serious factor. HAPPY WINNER raced evenly. TOWN LACE had some early speed. Scratched— 18608 My Dance, 113; 18731 Ottoman. 103; 22777Dawn Portage, 108; 22821Last Rose, 110; 22908 Wicked Time, 113; 229072Arched. 113: 16541 Sweet Sukey, 108. Overweight — Town Lace, 1 pound ; Fair Jule. 3 SECOND RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26% 9 1 3 O — 7 — 105** Purse 00. 3- and 4-year-olds. Maidens. Allow -i. j I j U ances. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 118 lbs. Starters in a May 7-42 — Spt claiming race since April 24 allowed 4 lbs. Net value to winner 25: second. 00: third. S50 ; fourth, 5. ~ln x Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 xfi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 226883EVEN TAN wb 3 107 6 6 34 2h 1 1* 1* LemmonsH N E Southard "j7 210 22S21 ROAUMASTER wb4114 3 4 14 l1 2- 2r- 224 LoweW Kendle and Comstock 48.10 13031 SIR KIEV w 3 112 1 7 7 61 5 3h 33 MacAndwD T B McGrath 1.60 22855 SONG MASTER w 4 118 2 8 P 4 • 4" 4J 43 AlongiV P Johnson 29.20 ,22*21 WAR JOE wb4114 8 10 8s 74 6" 6T4 5* LoTurcoA R Hoffman 32.80 CHOICEALE w3109 5 3 2h 3* 3J 5 » 65 CarrA W F and C V Sparks 15.10 22856 LITTLE RUSTLER wb 4 109 7 9 5 5i 7s 73 72 FranklinE Mrs M G Farnsworth 4.50 BACHELOR FRED wb3113 10 2 V 8» 812 810 8»° LitzbgerH Mrs J Wallace 11.80 17427 TOMGEE wb 3 107 9 1 9 9 9 9 9 HaleyT C Peterson 129.70 20371GROUND CLIPPER w 3 107 4 5 Lost rider. RobertsonK C F Wagner 102.50 Time. :243, :50!s, 1:18%, 1:33. Track slow. ,-- Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to » k A M. ID* EVEN TAN 62° 3W 2 40 2-10 M 20 fYlUfUCl I TICCS ROADMASTER 22.20 7.20 10.10 2.60 SIR KIEV 2.60 .30 Winner — B. f. bv Equipoise — Brunoro. bv Teddv. trained bv H. Trotsek ; bred bv Mr. J. H. Whitnev. WENT TO POST— 2:474. OFF AT 2:474 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; scond and third driving. EVEN TAN, well up from the start, staved rlo=e to the pace to the final quarter, then, under pressure, was rushed up to take command and drew away steadily in the final eighth to win as the rider pleased. ROADMASTER was rushed into the lead soon after the break came, set the pace for the first half mile, then gave way when the winner challenged, but vas much the best of the others. SIR KIEV, always in a contending position, closed some ground in the final eighth. SONG MASTER showed rood early speed and was tiring near the end. WAR JOE closed some ground in the final quarter. CHOICEALE tired after showing speed for a half mile. GROUND CLIPPER lost bis rider going to the first turn, then bore out badly. Scratched— 22735 Karlspar, 108: 22856 Valdina Ria,l03; 22820 Almora. 103; 22732 Tates Boy, 103; 22913 Bobloy, 107. Overweight — Song Master, 4 pounds: Choiceale. 2: Bachelor Fred, 1. - Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 2.00 THIRD RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Miss Brilliant, May 2, 1932— : 56 V5— 2— 112. O O 1 n | Purse 00. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. Weight, 117 * * ™ ■ ■ lbs. Starters in a claiming race since April 24 allowed 3 lbs. May 7-42 — Spt Net va[ue t0 wjnner 25; second. 00: third, 0; fourth, 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 3s Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 23C30iGREENOCKS COIN w~i06_ 3~3 1* 1 1J GuerinE Mrs A Gaal JTrJO 22078 ELCINAP wb114 1 4 33 22 2£ LoTurcoA Hilltop Stock Farm 3.20 21568 ;*ROSE BANE w 109 6 2 2" 33 3 SchulingH William Mikel 5.40 22779 SARACEN SINGER w 117 9 1 5J 54 4h CarrA W F and C V Sparks 22.50 22983 BUTSYS ROSE wb 111 7 9 84 63 5" LoweW Mrs H P Bonner 3.70 22818 SALINA O. wbUI 8 6 43 43 6* TrombleyD Mrs J Hayes 15.90 VALDINA REX b117 5 7 9 8J 73 MacAndwD P J Valenti 8.60 22818W1ISS HELEN wb106 2 8 7J 9 83 GillespieW A Morgan 72.70 22779 BURR ANN wb 114 4 5 6* 71 9 LitzbgerH Mrs T M Pruett 63.00 Time, :25%. :50%, :58. Track good. r- Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to v U . I n • GREENOCKS COIN 7.20 3.60 3.00 2.60 .80 .50 Mutuel rrices elcinap 4.60 3.80 1.30 «w ROSE BANE 3.80 .90 Winner — B. f, by Greenock — Call Money, by Lee O. Cotner, trained bv A. Gaal; bred by Mr. R. B. Geo:-c. WENT TO POST— 3:16*. OFF AT 3:164 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily ; second and third driving. GREENOCKS COIN, having good speed from the start, took command soon after the start, set all her own pace and, under a drive in the final eighth, lasted to win by a safe margin. ELCINAP, well up throughout, closed strongly after reaching tho f ii I turn and was closing on the v inner at the end. ROSE BANE, a forward factor early, forced the pare to the far turn, then tired. SARACEN SINGER, slow to settle into stride, closed some ground in the final I hth. BUTSYS ROSE ilso dosed much ground. SALINA O. had some earlv speed. • Scratched— Midall, 117; 229833Materialize, 114; Fishers Pet, 114; Miss Hilltop, 114; 22983 Cenlar, 111; 230"0 Who Kan. 112. Corrected weight — Butsys Rose. 111. F RTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26% 2*3 1 "3 9 — 7 — 105. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-J I J L year-clds, 115 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Winners since April 24, 3 lbs. May 7-42 — Spt extra for each race won. Non-winners since March 8 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 25: ;ecnnd. 00: third. 0; fourth, 5. |,„,cN Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners StVt 19693 DOWNY PILLOW wb5112 5 1 4J 3J 2J 14 13£ LitzbgerH Needmore Stable 150 B964*PAUL LEE wb6112 4 3 It ll 1J 2* 25 GuerinE Mrs S Smith 4.50 23029VERY TRUE wb 4 115 8 2 5;! 4? 3 3« 33i MartinG Mrs C C Renfrew 13.90 22800-RUGGED ROCK wb5109 2 7 |k 6 4 A* 4* LoweW Mrs J Purpura 2.80 22£57 ENGLISH HARRY w 7 114 1 6 8 8 8 73 5»J OrosJE Mrs Monte Weil N 15.10 23029 MORNING MAIL wb 10 111 7 8 72J 1* 1* 6£ 6* LoTurcoA C Lennington 65.50 21209 PECKS BAD BOY wb 5 111 3 4 3h 52 61 5" 78 HigleyJ Mrs C E Dale 20.40 23029 FALSWEEP wb 5 107 6 5 21 24 5 8 8 LemmonsH Mrs C Willis 11.00 Time, :245, :49*$, 1:16%, 1:31. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to v k A . I I DOWNY PILLOW 5.00 3.20 2.80 1.50 .60 .40 fVlUlllGI iNCGS PAUL LEE 4.00 3 00 1.00 .50 VERY TRUE 5.20 1.60 Winner — B. m, by Morvich — Cushion, by Nonpareil, trained by D. Porter; bred by Mr. C. E. Hagyard. Xiir--:- entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 3:47. OFF AT 3:47 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Siart eood from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. DOWNY PILLOW, well rated back •f te pace for the first half mile, moved up when readv on the outside rounding the far turn and, under nild urging, came on to win going away. PAUL LEE, showing speed from the start, took command in the first i vards, set the pace to midway of the linal turn, then tired when challenged, but was much the best Continued on Page Twenty Sportsmans Park Continued from Page Two of the others. VERY TRUE, never far from the leaders, closed some ground, althoueh well back of the first two. RUGGED ROCK was never prominent. PECKS BAD BOY and FALSWEEP both tired after showing eood earlv speed. Scratched— 20511 Tex Kiss, 102. Overweieht — Downy Pillow, 3 pounds: Falsweep. 1. FIFTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26% 2 0 1 "3 "3 — 7 — 105. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-J 1 «J J year-olds, 115 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. Winners since April 24, 3 lbs. May 7-42 — Spt extra for each race won. Non-winners since March 8 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner S625; second, J100; third. S50; fourth, S25. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 22780*MEMPHIS LAD w 4 107 5 6 2£ 6l 6" 73 lh RobertsonK C F Wagner 17.60 21367 HAPPENED w 5 111 8 2 1»| 1U U 1£ 2" TrombleyD R L Oldham 7.80 21706 EXTREMUS w 5 114 4 3 3" 4 4h 4$ 3» CarrA C B Gooch 2.20 22860 BUSS wb5111 6 74 21 2" J" 4$ MartinTP L H Thompson 10.10 22778*EPIZAR wb4103 1 8 7" 3" V 2h 5 PhillipsV H W Ostle 12.40 23028 ROIDEF wb 6 111 3 4 5" 5" 51 5 6l SchulingH Whatley and Foeelson 4.30 22987*CHRYSEIS w 9 106 7 1 6" 7h 8 8 7£ GuerinE G Gilbert 34.80 229812*HIGH TALENT wb 4 104 2 5 8 8 7* 6" 8 MurphvS H L Hough 2.90 Time, :244, :50j/5, 1:17, 1:31%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to » i 1 ■ I n * MEMPHIS LAD 37.00 13.40 8.80 17.50 5 70 3.40 Mutuel rnces happened 7M 5.00 2.90 1.50 EXTREMUS 3.60 .80 Winner— Dk. b. g, by Byrd — Bright Rose, by Busy American, trained by S. Lipiec ; bred by Mr. J. B. Respess. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000 WENT TO POST— 4:14. OFF AT 4:14 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving, second and third the same. MEMPHIS LAD. well up for a quarter, dropped well back rounding the second turn, was then steered to the outside and. under a drive in the final eighth, got up to win narrowly. HAPPENED took command in the first seventy yards, set the pace to the last few yards, then tired slightly, but held on to save the place. EXTREMUS, always within striking distance of the leaders, was in close quarters on the inside going down the back stretch and again in the last sixteenth, then finished strongly. BUSS had good speed throughout and finished with good couraee in the final drive. EPIZAR raced in spots. Scratched— 22909 Illinois Tom, 115; 230283 Modulator, 104. Overweight — Epizar, 4 pounds; Chryseis, 5. SIXTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932— 1:26?$ a _7_105. Chicago Heights Purse. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds 1 2 j «5 I 5 and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of 05 other than claim-May 7-42 — Spt ing since January 7. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners of 25 twice other than claiming since January 7 allowed 3 lbs.; a race of any value since April 24 other than claiming, 5 lbs.; since February 21, 8 lbs. Net value to winner S850; second, 00; third. 00 ; fourth, S50. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*, jt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 230342*RELIOUS wb4110 6 3 51 3i l1 l3 V HiglevJ C H Dursch 7.20 227802DAYBREAK w 7 IK 3 6 3£ 4$ 3* 23 2* LitzbgerH W B Stucki 6.70 229862 +BALLINDERRY wb 6 1101 4 14 V 1X 3*J 3 LoTurcoA Hilltop Stock Farm 2.00 22911 BOOK PLATE w 6 117 2 5 2i 2b 4* 43 4-J OrosJE Mrs G H Emi.k 3.00 22911*MAISCO w 6 104 4 1 4b 6 5J, 53 5h PhillipsV Mrs A M Creech 6.40 22624*KANTAR RUN wb 4 107 5 2 6 5i b 6 6 GuerinE E C A Berger 5.20 tApprentice allowance waived. Time, :24, :49%, VAb%, 1:29%. Track good. ,— Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to I I • RELIOUS 16.40 7.60 4.20 7.20 2.80 1.10 M. utuel rncGS daybreak 7. so 4.00 290 1.00 BALLINDERRY 2.60 .30 Winner — B. c, by Brilliant — Aurelia, by George Smith, trained by B. F. Stutts; bred by Mr. James E. Mason. WENT TO POST— 4:42|. OFF AT 4:42$ CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. RELIOUS, well back in the early stages, moved up swiftly on the inside rounding the second turn to take command, drew away in the final eighth and won as the rider pleased. DAYBREAK, in a contending position throughout, closed gamely in the final drive, although well back of the winner. BALLINDERRY was sent into the lead soon after the start, set the pace for a half mile, then tired. BOOK PLATE showed some early speed. MAISCO and KANTAR RUN were never serious factors. Scratched— 22859 Mordecai, 109. Overweight — Ballinderry, l£ pounds. SEVENTH RACE 7-8 MILE Out of Chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1:26% o O 1 O C — 7 — 105. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. dm j I J J 4-year-olds, 115 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners since April 24 May 7-42 — Spt for a claiming price over ,250 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,600; if for ,350, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00: second, 25; third, 0: fourth. 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St *4 *2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds StPt 22909-*AXELSON wb5110 7 7 6l 51* 53 2h 1 SchulingH B M Smith 7Ho 22909*DEEP END wb 7 113 3 3 4£ 3J 31 3« 2£ HigleyJ W Parman 1.40 22987*HADA MOON wb4 99 1 2 W 1J lb lh 3h GillespieW G E Lewis 5.90 22857 OCEAN BOUND wb4107 2 1 3»i 43 41 52 44 HaycockMJ W A Osborne 3.30 15235 FISHERVTLLE wb 4 109 4 5 7 7 7 7 5h LemmonsH A C Snyder 20.20 22860*DARBY DALLAS w 5 107 6 6 5h 6b 6i 6* 6* MurphvS E C Roth 20.70 22909-MIDLUCK wb4112 5 4 2i 2*J 2* 3h 7 GuerinE Mrs E E Robbins 6.70 Time, :24%, :50J£, 1:17j/5, 1:32. Track good. t— Mutuels Paid — n , Odds to x U , ID* AXELSON 17.20 5.00 3.60 7.60 1.50 .80 /VlUlUel f NCGS DEEP END 3.60 3.00 .80 .50 HADA MOON 5.00 1.50 Winner — Dk. br. g, by Axenstein — Runebb, by Runnymede, trained by J. T. Taylor; bred by Mr. James C. Ellis. Winner entered to be claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST— 5:10*. OFF AT 5:11 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won drivine; second and third the same. AXELSON, well back for a half mile, moved up steadily while saving ground rounding the final turn, took command a sixteenth out and, under a drive, came on to win going away. DEEP END. within striking distance of the leaders throughout, raced slightly wide rounding the far turn, but, under pressure in the last eighth, came on to get the place in the last few strides. HADA MOON took command in the first sixteenth, set the pace to midway of the stretch, then tired, but lasted to save the show narrowly. OCEAN BOUND raced in spots, but was never a serious factor. MIDLUCK tired after showing good early speed. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— l:48*.v— 5— 111. 9 1 3 Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners i- J I J O Qf jwo races since March 7. 4-year-olds, 114 lbs.; older, 117 lbs. May 7-42 — Spt Winners since April 24, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners since March 7 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 25; third, 0; fourth. 5. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* jj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 22778*BLACK TIME wb 5 109 9 4 2* 23 2* 1* 1* HielevJ Mrs C Willis 2.40 229131FIRING PIN wb5120 7 5 51 5£ 4b 4£ 2j MartinTP J Lewis 17.30 22691 CONNIE ANN wb 6 110i 2 2 H l2 1J 23 3h LoTurcoA Endovina and Terry 4.10 22626*MR. SMITH w 7 115 4 1 3 3£ 3* 3* 4* SchulingH Clark and Hedde 5.40 22738*BUYER BEWARE wb 6 101 1 3 7J 72 63 5* 5 GillespieW A S Higgins 24.10 229882 tSPEEDY SQUAW w 5 108 8 9 9 83 8s 72 6h LoweW C H Dursch 7.10 228622*HER REIGH nil i T M • * • I1 GuerinE W R Sallee 7.00 22909*LOU HANS wb 5 112 6 6 42£ 42 5h 88 810 HaleyT W D Hostetter 8.30 22856 QUEENS BARGE wb 4 109 3 8 82J 9 9 9 9 LemmonsH HTrotsek 46.90 tApprentice allowance waived. Time, :25%, :50%, 1:17%, 1:46, 1:53. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — N , Odds to » k i l ID- BLACK TIME 6.80 4.80 3.40 2.40 1.40 .70 fYlUtUGI I NOGS FIRING PIN H.00 6.80 4.50 1.90 CONNIE ANN 3.40 .70 Winner — Blk. e, by Black Warwick — All the Time, by Lucky Hour, trained by S. S. Tracy; bred by Xalapa Farm. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 5:39$. OFF AT 5:40 CENTRAL WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily ; second and third driving. BLACK TIME, a forward factor early, stayed close to the early pacemaker to the final turn, then forged to the front and came on to win going away under mild urging. FIRING PIN, well back early, closed steadily while saving ground and finished with a belated rush after reaching the stretch to get the place narrowly. CONNIE ANN, having good early speed, set the pace for three-quarters, then tired when pressed. MR. SMITH raced evenly and was never able to threaten the leaders. BUYER BEWARE closed some ground in the final quarter. LOU HANS tired after showing some earlv speed. » Scratched— 22914 Peacharino, 104; 22913 Yondell E.. 108; 22738 Lyner, 112. Overweight — Connie Ann. lj pounds; Speedy Squaw, 2. NINTH RACE 5-8 MILE Out of Chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934— 1:00% — 91 %1A * — 105" Purse 00. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, /. j I j O 2 ug u,s. Winners since April 24, 2 lbs. extra for each race won. Non-winners since February 21 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. 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