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Official Racing Charts .. Copyright. 1946. by Triangle Publications. Inc. Detroit DETROIT, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1946-DETROIT FAIR GROUNDS 1 MILE. Fifth day of forty-nine-day meeting May 25 to July 20. Detroit Racing Association. Automatic starting gate. Camera finish. Weather clear. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission, J. A. Murphy. Presiding Steward, J. S. Young. Associate Stewards, C. A. Bray, A. L. Copland and Edward Thomas. Placing Judges. Frank Otis, A. W. Lee and William Milner Patrol Judges, W. G. Kelly. F. Ray and H. W. Fry. Paddock Judge. W. G. Kelly. Clerk of Scales, Frank Otis. Starter, Bryan Steele. Timer, George Peterson. Racing Secretary, C. F. Henry. Racing starts at 4:30 p. m. Eastern Standard Time. Saturdays and holidays, 2:15 p. m. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1945, .35; current meeting, .19. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Electronic Control Corporation Camera FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942-1:09%— 3— 111. Sabula m * m Purse. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of a race 9q 7 «S I D of 55 other than maiden or claiming since July 1. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners May 30-46 — Det of a race other than maiden or claiming since February 24 allowed 3 lbs.; in 1946, 6 lbs. Net value to winner ,000; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V*. jjj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 91198 FORT VANCOVERwb 7 108 5 4 22 22 1h 11J T Sullivan* B H Wise 2.60 99009 ZIGZAG w 7 113 2 6 7h 54 3i 24 D Adams* J A Kinard Jr 2.25 98151 PASSAGEWAY wb4102 3 5 44 3J 22 32 D L West* Mrs J W Parrish 8.05 96838 BETTY GRABLE wb 6 107 9 1 3* 42 5 4h D Scurlockt Miss J Eckman 6.40 975383 SEALANE wb 5 112 8 3 61 6 4i 52 R Gonzalez A Wellman 4.70 99006 BESSIE VANCE wb 5 108 6 2 1J 1* 62 6 H Wallace* D Chism 18.10 99006 SAY YES wb 4 112 7 9 9 9 72J 7« W Balzetti E Pinto 28.50 99008 MY BLITZEN wb 4 107 1 8 83 8« 82 8* R Hartwick* Mrs E Cloud 21.50 85386 KINGST0NE wb4112 4 7 52 74 9 9 J Chestnut J Ferrara 43.00 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13%. Track fast. r— Mutuels Paid— , , Odds to , kJ , n . FORT VANCOUVER 7.20 4.20 3.10 2.60 1.10 .55 Mutuel Prices zig zag 3.60 2.50 .so .25 .PASSAGEWAY 3.80 .SO Winner— B. h, by Fort Churchill— Carilina, by Carlaris, trained by J. C. Sawyer; bred by Edwin James Brown. WENT TO POST-2:23J. OFF AT 2:24 EASTERN STANDARD TIME Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. FORT VANCOUVER, a sharp factor from the beginning, took command entering the stretch and withstood a brisk drive to hold ZIG ZAG safe. The latter, under a poorly judged ride, came to the outside entering the stretch and finished fast on his own courage. PASSAGEWAY, never far back, held on willingly to the last furlong, then weakened. BETTY GRABLE began fast, then raced evenly thereafter. SEALANE could not better his position under brisk handling. BESSIE VANCE assumed command early and made the pace to the stretch, then gave way. SAY YES began sluggishly. MY BLITZEN was outrun. KINGSTONE could not keep up. Overweight— Fort Vancouver, 1 pound. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3— 111. Model T. and Allowances. Non-winners of a race 4-year-olds -s -I s Purse. Purse ,500. upward. 9q 7 5 I O 0f 55 other than maiden or claiming since July 1. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners May 30-46 — Det of a race other than maiden or claiming since February 24 allowed 3 lbs.; in 1946, 6 lbs. Net value to winner ,000; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* Va Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 979283 BEN GRAY wb7112 1 5 tj V V V C Stevenson Mrs R Grundy 2.50 984282 VICTORY BLUE wb 5 112 2 3 2* 2* 34 2"k R Gonzalez Kurkjian and Dilger 2.50 89808 SIN LEE wb 4 113 6 8 4* 3 2J 3« J Favorite 0 F Woodward 7.55 98228 GOLD TINT w 6 108 9 1 6 52 42 44 W Prehm Donna-Ray Stable 26.40 90981 B0NHEUR wb 8 117 3 6 9 9 71 52 W Holborn F B Pohl 81.40 920593 HAPPY JOAN w 4 107 5 9 81 82 6* 64 T Sullivan White Spot Farm 11.65 96060 BIG MEAL wb7113 4 7 72J 7J 8 72 H Wallacet Johr Farm 3.90 968413 LEGAL EAGLE wb 5 112 8 2 5J 4h 51 ■ S Young Mrs M Eckman 8.60 91132 TELL WELL wb 6 102 7 4 3* 63 9 9 R Hartwick* D B Carpenter 38.90 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :47ft, 1:14. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid— » , Odds to , ti , n . /BEN GRAY 7.00 4.00 2.70 2.50 1.00 .35 Mutuel Prices? victory blue 4.00 2.80 1.00 .40 iSINLEE 3.70 .85 Winner— B. g, by Head Play— Sunny Voice, by Golden Sun, trained by R. Grundy; bred by Mrs. Florence F. Dibble. WENT TO POST-3:01J. OFF AT 3:0U EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from star! gate. Won driving; second and third the same. BEN GRAY assumed command early, made the pace under occasional urging to the stretch, then withstood a sharp drive to hold VICTORY BLUE safe. The latter, a keen factor from the beginning, was forced wide entering the stretch, then finished strongly when straightened up. SIN LEE, never far back and on the inside, held on willingly in a good effort. GOLD TINT failed to keep up after breaking alertly, held a good position when settled for the drive, but could not threaten the leaders when vigorously ridden. BONHEUR lacked early speed, but finished fast. HAPPY JOAN began slowly. BIG MEAL was outrun. LEGAL EAGLE gave way after racing prominently to the stretch. TELL WELL had early speed Overweight— Sin Lee, 1 pound; Gold Tint, 1; Bonheur, 5. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 8.80. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3-111. Purse ,500. 0 I 7 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since February 24. Weight, 118 9Q " J I / lbs. Non-winners in 1946 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,600; if for ,500, allowed May 30-46 — Det 2 lbs.; if for ,400, 5 lbs. To be ridden by novice riders. Net value to winner ,000; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 97739 MARCAP wb 5 108 7 1 2i 34 11 12J G Potter 1500 Miss M Demerst 12.10 98373 AUDREY M. w 5 113 2 7 3i 2J 3* 2i H Clark 1600 S Valenti 7.05 990053 FANNIE MAC wb4110 4 6 6J 44 44 2h H Ford 1600 E D Talbert 3.90 637232 CREDIT MAN w 5 115 5 4 4 11 24 42J J Sneller 1600 M E Reinhard 1.25 96553 HIGHBROW w 7 115 6 3 8 8 62 5* C Powell 1600 Mrs A J Halliwell 6.45 99005 FAIRY TIME w 4 105 3 8 71 6 54 63 T Gordon 1400 Mrs M Cicero 22.40 94621 QUATRE STAR w 4 105 8 2 51 7i 8 74 A Ortega 1400 W Meaney 29.00 91356 SAMBO w 4 115 1 5 4 5 71 8 E Hess 1600 Mrs L Wolf 10.15 Time, :24, :48%. 1:16. Track fast. - Mutuels Paid— , Odds to « n . fMARCAP 26.20 11.60 4.20 12.10 4.80 1.10 M, utuel Prices? audrey m 7.00 4.40 2.50 1.20 1 FANNIE MAC 3.00 .50 Winner— Br. m, by Gen. Markham— Miss Capers, by St. Henry, trained by J. L. Chesney; bred by Phil T. Chinn. WENT TO P0ST-3:36J. OFF AT 3:37 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. MARCAP, never far back, came to the outside entering the stretch and. after wearing down CREDIT MAN, easily held AUDREY M. safe. The latter, on the inside from the outset, held on willingly in a good effort, but was unable to threaten the winner. FANNIE MAC, outrun to the stretch, came out for the drive and closed fast under punishment. CREDIT MAN assumed command early, made the pace until inside the stretch, then fell very lame, breaking down before being pulled up. HIGH BROW, far back to the stretch, closed fast on the outside. FAIRY TIME was outrun. QUATRE STAR began fast, but could not keep up. SAMBO gave way after racing well to the stretch. Credit Man claimed by Donna-Ray Stable. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3— 111. Purse O 1 O ,000. 3-year-olds. Claiming Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners in 1946 of two races 9Q «3 I O allowed 2 lbs.; one race, 5 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less. May 30-46— Det 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,750. Net value to winner ,400; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to TIGER EXPRESS w 112 1 4 3* 43 21 14 J Green 4500 E K Thomas 8.25 98089 BEAUTICIAN w 107 4 3 23 22 43 21 D Scurlock 4500 R Ankenbauer 3.70 94352 JOYCE W. wb 107 5 1 12 11 1J 32J D Adams* 4500 S Valenti 2.30 98586 PRANCING TED wb118 3 6 41 34 3* 44 N Coule 4500 E D Talbert 2.20 97862 MISS WALKER w 103 2 5 54 54 52 52 R Hartwick* 4500 Mrs G C White 5.70 98270 CASTLE HEIGHTS w 108 6 2 6666T Sullivan* 4500 Lost Creek Ranch 17.70 Time, :23%. :47%, 1:15. Track fast. / — Mutuels Paid — s . Odds to . UTUel PriCeSf BEAUTICIAN 4.50 3.10 1.25 .55 t JOYCE W 2.80 .40 Winner— Br. g, by Tiger— Deuce, by Fair Play, trained by J. Winans; bred by Ned W. Brent and W. G. Talbot. WENT TO POST-4:14i. OFF AT 4:14 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start poor from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. TIGER EXPRESS improved his position approaching the stretch, responded readily when hard ridden and, after wearing down JOYCE W.. held BEAUTICIAN safe. The latter, never far back, was forced wide on the final turn, then finished fast when straightened up. JOYCE W. went to the front at the start, made the pace to the final furlong, then weakened. PRANCING TED, practically eliminated at the start, was hustled fast during the Initial quarter, then had nothing left when set down entering the stretch. MISS WALKER was away slowly and never threatened. CASTLE HEIGHTS began fast, but could not keep up. Overweight— Tiger Express. 2 pounds: Beautician. 2; Joyce W.. 4; Castle Heights. 3. Tiger Express claimed by J. A. Kindred, Jr. Prancing Ted claimed by Dearborn Stable. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3— 111. Old Glory * 1 Q Purse. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Combination. Claiming and allowances. 9Q y 3 I y Non-winners of a race of ,155 since July 1. Weight, if entered not to be claimed, May 30-46 — Det 118 lbs. Weight, if entered to be claimed for ,000, 113 lbs.; if for ,750, allowed 3 lbs.; if for ,500, 6 lbs. Non-winners in 1946 of two races allowed 2 lbs.; one race, 5 lbs. Claiming races not considered. No apprentice allowance for those entered not to be claimed. Net value to winner ,800; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* V* Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 990092 RIP AWAY w 3 116 11 11 11 104 61 12 J Dillon A Graffagnini 12.20 97816 ANNIES REPLY wb 5 111 7 10 71 42 11 24 D Scurlock U R Smith 3.55 95978 ROYAL RED wb5118 2 4 3 J 3* 3i 3h W Cook White Spot Farm 2.30 98867 BOY-PLIN wb4113 4 12 8J 6h 74 4J F Munden P R and H L Hinton f-10.60 98866 JOHN Q. PUBLIC wb 4 116 10 1 24 2» 2J 54 S Young Kurkjian and Dilger 7.60 97833 GYPSTER w 5 113 5 3 9* 91 82 6h H Wallace Mrs M Cicero f-10.60 97914 BONEVA M. wb6113 9 9 101 112 91 71 M Peterson Flying M Stable f-10.60 98866 INCRESCENT wb4116 3 6 41 53 5* 82 W Balzetti H Josephart 12.05 977192 ANTHEM wb6113 15 4 11 41 9 R Gonzalez A Wellman 5.70 98690 VICE ADMIRAL wb 5 113 8 2 6J 8*101102 J Dewhurst W E MacDonald 26.40 98173 SHE DIDNT w 4 108 6 8 5* 7h 112 112 J R Layton M H Van Berg f-10.60 97904 DODOS GIRL wb 5 113 12 7 12 12 12 12 W Prehm Donna-Ray Stable 10.50 f-Mutuel field. Time, :23%, :46%, 1:13%. Track fast. r-%2 Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to • f RIP AWAY 26.40 8.90 5.10 12.20 3.45 1.55 MID uruel Prices? annies reply 4.90 3.20 1.45 .» I ROYAL RED 2.80 .40 Winner— B. c, by Rip Rap— Miss Lucrece, by Havan Boy, trained by A. Graffagnini; bred by J. W. MacClatchie. WENT TO P0ST-4.-52. OFF AT 4:52 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. RIP AWAY, slow to begin and far back to the stretch, came between horses on the final turn and, responding readily when ridden out, disposed of the leaders to win going away. ANNIES REPLY worked her way forward steadily and reached the lead when settled for the drive, but was not good enough for the winner. ROYAL RED raced evenly without mishap and gave a good effort. BOY-PLIN, slow to begin, improved his position steadily under good handling and finished fast under punishment. JOHN Q. PUBLIC forced the pace to the final furlong, then weakened. GYPSTER was outrun. BONEVA M. was never a serious threat. INCRESCENT had early speed, but failed to stay. ANTHEM assumed command early and made the pace to the stretch, then weakened. VICE ADMIRAL could not keep up. SHE DIDNT was done early. DODOS GIRL was far back throughout. Overweight— Boneva, 5 pounds. SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942-1 :09%-3-111. DECORATION Q Q 0 O fl DAY HANDICAP. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds. May 30-46— Det Net va|ue t0 witwWf 250 second, ,000; third, 00; fourth, 50. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 979832 ARIEL ACE wb114 5 2 H 12 12 12 w Balzatti D Ferguson 1.60 985552 GREGALACH wb114 3 3 42 32 J 24 22 J Dewhurst R S McLaughlin 3.55 977922 WOW wb 107 4 5 6 6 4h 31 1 R Gonzalez A Ferrara a-8.80 - 99089 SPIRSILLA w 110 6 1 3J 42 53 42 S Young C Lussky 4.75 979293 HIGH EGO wb 108 1 6 2i 2J 34 53 D Scurlock R Ankenbauer 2.75 97839 MRS. VALENTI w 107 2 4 5 5 6 6 D Adams S Valenti a-8.80 a-Coupled, Wow and Mrs. Valenti. Time, :22%, :4€%, 1:13. Track fast. ,— Mutuels Paid— , Odds to N ki . in • ARIEL ACE 5.20 3.00 2.30 1.60 .50 .15 MUTUel PriCeSf GREGALACH 3.50 3.50 .75 .75 iWOW a-Entry 3.10 .55 Winner— B. c, by Ariel— War Swept, by Man 0 War, trained by C. Sanborn; bred by Mereworth Farm. WENT TO POST-5:30. OFF AT 5:31J EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. ARIEL ACE assumed command before going a quarter, held on willingly when set down during the stretch run and withstood GREGALACH. The latter improved his position steadily to the final quarter, drifted out badly during the drive and could not menace the winner, although easily best of the others. WOW, outrun during the first half mile, closed fast under punishment, giving a good effort. SPIRSILLA began fast and failed to stay after displaying early speed. HIGH EGO, away slowly, was hustled fast to reach serious contention and tired badly from his early effort. MRS. VALENTI could not keep up. Scratched— 98024 Wee Admiral, 120. Overweight— Wow, 1 pound; Spirsilla, 3; Mrs. Valenti, 2. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood, Aug. 22, 193S— 1:43% — 4—122. COL. ALGER Q Q 7 9 1 MEMORIAL HANDICAP. Purse 0,000. 3-year-olds and upward. May 30-46— Det Net value t0 wnner sqq. second ,000; third, ,000; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 988663 SIR SPRITE w5115 6 4 92 62 32J 12 12 h Hart O F Woodward 5.15 988672 DARBY DIMOUT wb 5 114 3 1 53 5h 44 42J 22 J Dewhurst M Shagrin 21.30 988673 TOP REWARD wb6112 5 5 11 11 92 61 3n G Wallace W L Huntley 6.40 98867 WISE PAISAN0 wb6110 I 9 44 3* 2* 2* 41 R Gonzalez A Wellman 12.20 84703 AIR SAILOR w4120 7 6 1h 1h ih 3J 5 * S Young T D Buhl .85 98866 TIGER MAN w4113 2 3 102 102J 6h 53 63 J Favorite A F Wall M4.40 97986 UNCONDITIONAL wb 4 114 1 2 82 71 71 73 7* J R Layton Grissom and Sherman f-14.40 986062 MACKS MISS wb7107 4 10 71 84 81 8* 8J D Adams L Donofrio a-62.50 98213 CASTLEMAN wb 6 115 11 11 62 91 105 10* 94 C Basham J Trent 37.90 98690 TULACHMORE wb 6 115 10 8 2* 21 51 91 10h W Balzetti W E MacDonald 8.70 98538 P0R SIACA wb 5 108 9 7 33 41 11 11 11 J Chestnut F O and M G Focht a-62.50 a-Coupled, Macks Miss and Por Siaca. f-Mutuel field. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13, 1:40, 1:47. Track fast. c— Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to N n • /SIR SPRITE 12.30 4.60 3.30 5.15 1.30 .65 Ml UTliel PriCeS DARBY DIMOUT 13.90 6.80 5.95 2.40 iTOP REWARD 3.80 .90 Winner— Br. h, by Ariel— Southern Beauty, by Light Brigade, trained by H. Trotsek; bred by 0. Frank Woodward. WENT TO POST-6:12i. OFF AT 6:13 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. w Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. SIR SPRITE was taken back after breaking alertly, worked his way forward steadily under handling to the stretch, responded to punishment to assume command and held DARBY DIMOUT safe. The latter, never far back and saving ground from the beginning, came willingly when set down for the drive, but could not reach the winner. TOP REWARD, far back and outrun to the stretch, finished fast on the outside. WISE PAISANO moved up boldly approaching the stretch and held on well to the last furlong, then weakened. AIR SAILOR went to the front at once, made the pace to the final quarter under occasional urging, but failed to stay when roused for the drive, appearing to race as if short. TIGER MAN lacked early speed, but was going stoutly at the finish. UNCONDITIONAL began well, but was forced to take up when caught in close quarters on the first turn and failed to recover. MACKS MISS was outrun. CASTLEMAN was done early. TULACHMORE forced the pace to the upper turn, then gave way. POR SIACA had early speed. Scratched-98867 San Yet, 110. Overweight— Macks Miss, 1 pound.
