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Official Racing Charts Copyright 1947 by Triangle Publications, inc Churchill Downs LOUISVILLE, KY., THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947— CHURCHILL DOWNS 1 MILE. Fifth day of nineteen-day meeting April 26 to May 17. Churchill Downs, Inc. Automatic starting gate. Kuprion Camera. Weather cloudy first three races; rainy thereafter. Steward representing Kentucky State Racing Commission, J. S. Young. Presiding Steward. S. H. McMeekin. Steward, J. G. Goode. Placing Judges, Frederick Burton, H. B. Lindenberger and J T. Clark. Patrol Judges, George Molesworth, Allan Lavin and Linus Pierce. Paddock Judge, Thomas Oliphant. Clerk of Scales, Charles J. Gormley, Jr. Starter, R. H. White Timer, Raymond Hoertz. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, L C. Bogenschutz. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Central Standard Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1946, .37; current meeting, .47 No Daily Double. § Three lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. * Five lbs. apprentice allowance claimed W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Kuprion Camera FIRST RACE MM£ out of chute Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936-1:10*5-4—115. Purse 41,800. *y * "i * s 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of three races in 1947. 4-year-olds. __ Z- I O O 119 ibs.; older, 121 lbs. Non-wisners of two races in 1947 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, May 1-47 — C.D 6 Ibs. Claiming price. ,500. Net value to winner ,170; second, S360; third, 80; fourth. 0. Mutuel Peel. 9,499. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V% Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 20735 MAIHIGH wb9~118 Tl 6 42 1J 1n D Dodson 2500 Fowler and Guernsey 1.80 19799 DON DEVIT0 wb8110 2 3 3 3* 35 2J C Peabody* 2500 Mikel and Elrod 7.20 21777 ERMELIA w 4 108 3 6 4J 22* 3 J J Com best 2500 W M Peavey 7.90 09948 PARIC0 w 6 115 9 1 2J 53 51 4h A Craig 2500 I J Collins 6.10 15764 CHATOYANT w4 113J 5 7 72 7J 62 52 R Campbell 2500 Brown and Urbanek 26.90 21774 PROM DATE w5113 6 4 5J 6 73 64 S Brooks 2500 Priddy and Werline 4.00 03934 SERENE ONE wb5113 7 2 1J 1J 41 75 J Molbert 2500 P Gargotto 16.30 15941 RED SKIPPER w 5 115 8 5 9 9 82 8* C Swain 2500 Mrs L Wagner 13.20 15872 LETITIA wb5110 4 9 8J 82 9 9 D Scurlock 2500 Mrs W O Atherton 43.60 Time, :23%, M%. 1:15%- Track muddy. Mutuels Paid— » , Odds to , n • f MAIHIGH 5.60 3.80 3.20 1.80 .90 .60 Ml uiuel "ricesi don devito 5.60 4.00 u_ 1.00 •ERMELIA 5.00 1.50 Winner— B. g, by Higher— Maidens Ballet, by Celt, trained by J. P. Keezek; bred by W. W. Guernsey. WENT TO POST— 2:00. OFF AT 2:00 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MAIHIGH improved his position steadily to the stretch, came willingly to take a short lead and lasted to withstand DON DEVITO. The latter, never far back but in the deepest going from the beginning, was in close quarters near the furlong pole, then closed fast, but could not overtake the winner, just missing. ERMELIA, forwardly placed from the start, held on determinedly in a good effort. PARIC0, away fast, weakened after showing early speed. CHATOYANT raced evenly without mishap. PROM DATE did not like the muddy track. SERENE ONE gave way after making the pace to the stretch. RED SKIPPER was never dangerous. LETITIA began sluggishly. Scratched— 21144 Happy Pat. 108. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936— 1:10%— 4— 115. Purse ,800. 2*s I ■ g *m 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners of three races in 1947. 4-year-olds. -£10/ 119 ibs.; older, 121 Ibs. Non-winners of two races in 1947 allowed 3 lbs.; one race. May 1-47 — C.D 6 Ibs. Claiming price, ,500. Ntt value to winner ,170; second, 60; third, 80; fourth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 8.862. Index Horses Eqt Am PPSt Va V_ Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 20351 GRAND GAY w~8~Tl6 2 6 1J U V 1h J Com best* 2500 Mrs J R Burnett 4.00 217742 RED SPIRIT wb7 115 6 8 6 42 2* 2 J S Brooks 2500 Miss M J and C E Herbold 2.60 22057 HY SPREAD w7118 3 3 24 22 3« 3* D Dodson 2500 Halle and Bensinger 2.20 121774 R0CKW00D BOY wb 6 118 9 2 8 7 61 4n C Hooper 2500 V Gousha 9.10 16547 COUNTY BELLE wb 4 106 1 9 94 84 82 5n G Monson* 2500 Detroit Stable Inc 42.10 198652 TURKEY FOOT w 5 115 5 4 4h 5* 5J 62| H Hauer 2500 P Salmen 11.80 14073 FANNIE MAC wb5110 4 5 3i 3h 41 7* G Potter 2500 J C Mackenzie 56.60 90376 BLACK FIRE wb 7.111 10 1 54 62 7* 8h A Bodiout 2500 M G Fa rns worth 29.40 15879 JEANREE w 4 108 8 10 10 93 95 95 W Seaman 2500 Mrs A M Floyd 94.20 00599 BLACK DRAGON w4113 7 7 72 10 10 10 J Molbertt 2500 Mrs H Trotsek 12.90 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :49, 1:17. Track muddy. ,— Mutuels Paid—. , Odds to n • /GRAND GAY 10.00 4.60 3.20 4.00 1.30 .60 Ml uruel riicesi red spirit 3.80 2.60 .90 .30 * HY SPREAD 2.80 .40 Winner— Ch. g, by Grand Time— Gay Sammette, by Busy American, trained by J. R. Burnett; bred by Mrs. David A. Buckley. WENT TO POST— 2:32. OFF AT 2:32 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. GRAND GAY went to the front early, shook off HY SPREAD after entering the stretch, then lasted to hold RED SPIRIT. The latter worked his way forward steadily, responded to strong handling during the drive and was getting to the winner at the finish. HY SPREAD weakened after engaging GRAND GAY to the stretch. ROCKWOOD BOY had no mishap. COUNTY BELLE was outrun. TURKEY FOOT could not keep up FANNIE MAC quit badly after racing forwardly placed to the half. BLACK FIRE, on the outside throughout, tired. JEANREE began slowly. BLACK DRAGjpN was done early. Scratched— 21777 James Mc, 118. Overweight— County Belle, 3 pounds; Black Fire, 1. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936-1:103s— 4— 115. Purse ,800. * * 1 A St 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 119 Ibs. Non-winners of three races in 1947 allowed £ £ I O O 3 |bs.; two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 Ibs. Claiming price, ,500. May 1-47 — C.D Net vaue t0 wjnner 179. ond, 60; third, 80; fourth, 0. Mutuel Pool. 8,585. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PPSt Va jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 21908 BIG A. wbTl3 1 10 72 63 4 1 R Campbell 3500 W G Reynolds 1Z00 21541 PERCIEVE wb 105 3 4 4 2* 23 21 2n H Hart 3500 L D Rosenthal 7.00 21387 BENADDI wb113 7 9 9 73J 5i 32 J Brennan 3500 Letellier and Fassbender 28.20 15027 ENDTOWN w 110 4 3 4h 52 72 4"* J Jessop 3500 E A Carney 24.60 02651 JAY wb115 5 7 52 3 3* 5"" E Arcarot 3500 J A Chambers 1.30 206783 PERFECT MISS w 109 10 1 32 44 6 6 D Scurlock 3500 C Williamson 27.30 15935 HOSTESS w 105 6 8 10 8 8« 7 D Pruitt 3500 R Ankenbauer 79.30 21606 ELBEKAY wb 107 9 2 13 13 14 83 J Combest* 3500 Mrs L B Kinard 2.50 19760 DEVILROLE wb114 8 6 81 10 92 94 G Monson* 3500 Detroit Stable Inc 18 00 216064 BETTER PAY wb113 2 5 6* 92 10 10 E Ramsey 3500 Haddix and Brittingham 44.60 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23, :48%, 1:16%. Track muddy. /— Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to N Li _. JD.:,«.BIGA • »•« W.40 900 12.00 7.70 3.50 Mutuel rricesj percieve 7.40 5.40 2.70 ui IBENADDI 11.00 4.50 Winner— Dk. b. c, by Hilltown— Baggage Trail, by Bagenbaggage, trained by L. Niles; bred by John Muth. WENT TO POST-3:02. OFF AT 3:02 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but BIG A. Won driving; second and third the same. BIG A., away very slowly, improved his position steadily to the stretch, responded to strong handling during the drive and was up in the last sixteenth. PERCIEVE engaged ELBEKAY until inside the stretch, reached the lead between calls near the finish, but could not hold the winner BENADDI lacked early speed, but finished fast. ENDTOWN, on the outside from the beginning, lost ground entering the stretch and finished resolutely when straightened up. JAY made a good bid when settled in the stretch, then faltered near the finish. PERFECT MISS had early speed. ELBEKAY assumed command early, made the pace to the last furlong, then gave way. DEVILROLE was never prominent. BETTER PAY did not like the muddy track. Scratched— 216062 Civil Girl, 100; 22011 Vinita Dot. 100; 21387 Sweet Kaye, 105. Overweight— Big A., 3 pounds; Endtown, 5; Jay, 5; Perfect Miss, 4; Elbekay, 4; Better Pay, 3. FOURTH RACE 5-8 MILE. Yankee Notions, May 20, 1912-:59-2-113. Questionnaire Purse. Purse O * 1 Q ,000. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fixed weights. Weight, 118 Ibs. »« i ,.- /. i* Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third. 00; fourth, 00. May 1-47— CD Mutuel Pool, 2,948. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St and % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to~ 214883 RING NECK wb118 4 2 12 1 14 12 w Bzaretti H P Headley 1.80 21490 BISHOP wb118 2 1 2i 22 25 2? D Dodson T Piatt 1.80 21730« AYRAN wb1168 6 52 63 42 33 W L Jnson Maidal Ranch. 8.20 218292 SPEED BIRD w 115 9 5 42 32 3* 42 R Gonzalez Mrs L Wolf 5.50 21829 CHIMNEY BABE w 115 7 9 72 5 53 55 H Wallace Sears and Young 52.00 CHATTER MAID w110 1 7 82 78 7« 63 G Monson* R Litwin 24.60 LADY BABETTE w115 3 3 3 4 61 74 A Bodiou Valley View Farm 29.30 MISS TIGRESS w 115 5 8 9 9 82 83 A Craig I J Collins 35.30 R0XIANNA w 115 6 4 62 82 9 9 J Dyer J C Ellis 29.70 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:02%. Track muddy. ,— Mutuels Paid— , Odds to , , m . /RING NECK 5.60 3.00 2.80 1.80 .50 .40 M. utuel rricesj bishop 320 3.00 .60 .50 I AYRAN 3 20 .60 Winner— B. g, by Menow— Pirogue, by St. Germans, trained by E. L. Cotton; bred by Hal Price Headley. WENT TO POST— 3:31. OFF AT 3:31 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Start poor from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. RING NECK assumed command early, responded readily when roused for the stretch run and easily retained his advantage. BISHOP, away fast and never far back, came willingly when set down for the drive, but could not menace the winner, although easily best of the others. AYRAN, on the outside throughout, could not threaten the leaders when roused for the stretch run. SPEED BIRD raced wide and could not keep up. CHIMNEY BABE, away very poorly, was far back throughout. CHATTER MAID raced greenly. LADY BABETTE had brief speed. MISS TIGRESS was eliminated at the start. R0XIANNA bore out badly approaching the stretch and lost all chance. Overweight— Ayran, 1 pounds. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. Ariel Cross, May 2, 1936—1:10% — 4—115. Porter Purse. 9 9 17 0 urse W -year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of ,575 three £ £ I / U times other than claiming in 1946-47. 4-year-olds, 119 lbs.; older, 121 Ibs. Non- M_,y 1-47 — C.D winners of ,575 twice in 1946-47 or three races in 1947 allowed 3 lbs., of .a75 in 1946-47 or two races in 1947, 6 lbs.; of ,305 in 1946-47 or a race in 1947, 9 Ibs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner .950; second. 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 18,496. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 217803 PILATES MISS wb 6 113 10 7 62 4h 21 1n S Brooks Mrs L Wolf 23.30 214913 ARIEL ACE wb4119 11 5 1 12 12 24 E Arcaro D Ferguson 180 21780 BIG BROTHER wb 4 121 9 8 8 103 92 32 D Dodson M Brothers Jr 1210 219132 SANDSLINGER wb5121 7 9 11 8h 83 44 J Mayer Shady Brook Farm 13 70 219133 JIMPIN wb5115 14 4h 62 6* 54 C Swain Mrs L Wagner 13.30 11071 DIAMOND DICK w6116 3 1 32 32 3h 61 G Monson» Mrs G C White 3.50 21459 ARTILLERIST w 5 121 5 6 51 5 5 74 J D Jessop M J Hogan 9.80 06163 HASHCAMP w 4 109 4 11 7h 7 7* 8n A Clutter Ethel Freyberger 99 70 21912 BYMEABOND wb5118 2 3 2* 2* 43 91 J West rope J K Houssels 5 80 219044 BEN GRAY wb8115 6 2 91 91 105 105 P Milligan Mrs R Grundy 67 90 21435 TIDY SUM wb4113 8 10 10i 11 11 11 R Campbell Brown Hotel Stable 65.50 Time, :22%, :47%, 1:14%. Track muddy. z— Mutuels Paid — | r- - Odds to in* PILATES MISS 48.60 15.40 6.40 23.30 6.70 2.20 M. uruel rriceSi ariel ace 4.00 300 1.00 ando 1 BIG BROTHER 6.00 2.00 Winner— B. m, by Pilate— Sweep High, by Sweep, trained by D. Denham; bred by Wayne Johnson. WENT TO POST-4:01. OFF AT 4:12 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. PILATES MISS, fractious at the post, had to have a rider substituted, broke well in the race and, responding to strong handling during the final quarter, disposed of ARIEL ACE in the last stride. The latter went to the front at once, made the pace until near the finish, then faltered and could not hold the winner. BIG BROTHER lacked early speed, but finished very fast. SANDSLINGER, far back early, closed determinedly under punishment. JIMPIN could not keep up. DIAMOND DICK faltered after racing prominently to the last furlong. ARTILLERIST had no excuse. HASHCAMP could not threaten. BYMEABOND quit after shewing speed to the stretch Scratched— 19188 Double Feature, 118; 21834 Koviarose, 111; 15991 Hearth Mouse. 105; 22014 Prince Aethel. 113; 21329 Dina Belle, 105; 214353 Bengal Boy, 116; 220144 Hydrant, 118; 219134 Gomel, 107. Overweight— Hashcamp, 4 pounds. Corrected weight— Tidy Sum, 113. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Lady Madcap, May 24, 1922—1:44 4 113. Seventy-Third Running CLARK HANDICAP. 0,000 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. Winners jf ,500 9 9 17 1 ™ -■ * / after announcement of weights, 3 Ibs. extra. »:ay 1-47— C.D Net va|ue t0 *;„„, , ,825; second, ,000; third, ,000; fourth. 00. Mutuel Pool, 6.538. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PPSt Va ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "_191_2~JACK S. L. w7116 3 2 24 21! 2*1 1 11 S Brooks Mrs J S Letellier 2.70 21609* PELLICLE wb4118 4 4 41 42 3* 33 24 W Bzaretti H P Headley a-2.90 21912 LETMEN0W wb6110 2 3 14 1 1h 2* 34 J D Jessop H P Headley a-2.90 219124 BOB MURPHY wb4110 1 1 34 3 43 43 42 A Bodiou D Ferguson 8.00 21609 POT 0 LUCK w5 124 555 5 5 5 5 D Dodson Calumet Farm 100 a-Coupled, Pellicle and Letmenow. Time, :25%, :50%, 1:15%, 1:42%, 1:49%. Track muddy. ,— Mutuels Paid — , r- Odds to s _. in* /JACKS.!. 7.40 3.40 .... 2.70 .70 .... MutU3l " riCeS PELLICLE a-Entry 3.40 .... .70 .... i NO SHOW MUTUELS SOLD. Winner— Ch. g. by Jack High— Burgee, by Pennant, trained by William Resseguet; bred by Lucas B. Combs. WENT TO POST— 4:40. OFF AT 4:40 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. JACK S. L. raced nearest LETMENOW to the stretch, disposed of the latter when roused for the drive and lasted to withstand PELLICLE The latter saved ground while in hand to the last three-eighths, came gamely when hard ridden through the stretch, but could not overtake JACK S. L. LETMENOW went to the front early, saved ground while making the pace for six furlongs, then weakened. BOB MURPHY drifted out while tiring during the drive. POT 0 LUCK failed to respond when roused for the stretch run and appeared to dislike the muddy going. Scratched— 21149 Syls Bobby, 105; 21912 Eternal Reward, 122. Overweight— Letmenow, 5 pounds. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Lady Madcap, May 24, 1922—1:44 4 113. Purse ,000. 4-year- 9 17 9 0, k an uPwar- Claiming. 4-year-olds, 113 lbs.; older, 120 Ibs. Non-winners of 2 -£ I / £ three races in 1947 allowed 3 lbs.; two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 Ibs. Claiming May 1-47— C.D price, ,000. Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 10,880. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 15267 BODENS PAL wb5106 4 3 34 33 2 1» 1« H Feathen* 6000 Endovina and Alesia 6.20 20311 DEVILSAND wb6111 5 4 43 4 43 34 24 G Potter 6000 Grissom and Sherman 10.20 20156 LUCKY GREENKwb7 111 1 1 14 12 12 21 35 H Wallace 6000 R E Emminger 2.20 210822 GOLDEN LEGEND w 4 104 2 2 6 6 6 41 42 D Hux* 6000 Mrs R E Johnson 13.80 20684 SNOW KISS w4113 3 6 51 55 53 52 54 S Brooks 6000 Brown Hotel Stable 5.50 21610 MAC-PLIN wb5109 6 5 2* 2* 32 6 6 J Combest* 6000 J A Kinard Jr 1.70 Time, :25%. :49%, 1:16, 1:43%, 1:51%. Track muddy. r-VL Mutuels Paid — , r- Odds to . in • / BODENS PAL 14.40 8.40 5.60 6.20 3.20 1.80 M"tuel Prices? devilsand mi 5.20 3.80 1.60 i LUCKY GREENOCK 3.60 .80 Winner— Ch. g, by Percentage— Miss Certificate, by Pot au Feu, trained by D. Womeldorff; bred by Bernard J. Frentz. WENT TO POST— 5:11. OFF AT 5:11 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. BODENS PAL, in hand to the upper turn, took command entering the stretch and drew out to win as his rider pleased. DEVILSAND saved ground to the last three furlongs, closed willingly under brisk urging, but could not menace the winner. LUCKY GREENOCK began fast, made the pace to the stretch, then weakened. GOLDEN LEGEND could not keep up. SNOW KISS raced wide. MAC-PLIN failed to stay after showing early speed and bore out badly when tiring in the stretch drive. Overweight— Golden Legend, 4 pounds; Snow Kiss, 2. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Lady Madcap, May 24, 1922—1:44 4 113. Sickle Purse. Purse - i 7 ,200. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of two races other than claiming. 7 2 L I / J Weight, 118 ibs. Maidens allowed 5 Ibs. May 1-47 — C.D Net value to winner ,430; second, 40; third, 20; fourth, 10. Mutuel Pool, 13,478. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % jjj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 2152 BALHEIM wb118 6 7 7 6i 4 14 13 S Brooks Murlogg Farm 1.70 21908 CHIC CHIC wb113 2 2 52 5 5i 3 22 H Wallace Augustus and Nahm 12.80 21147 PAPPYS PRIDE w115 7 6 2h 4* 3 2 34 R Campbell L F Spellman 6.40 214874 MATTY M. w115 3 3 12 1h 11 41 42 D Scurlock H Reid Jr 4.80 219082 SURIBACHI w 106 4 4 3 3* 62 5 5nk G Monson* Mrs D J Gleeson 3.60 21911 QUATRE BLANC w 113 5 5 48 21 2" 6 63 G Potter* G and G Stable 6.70 21360 BOWSTRING w 107 1 1 6 7 7 7 7 J Combest* Sandy Strand Stable 39.50 Time, :25%, :50, 11:7%, 1:45%, 1:53%. Track muddy. r- Mutuels Pai J — , r — Odds to , ... ■„• /BALHEIM 5.40 3.60 2.80 1.70 .80 .40 Mutuel Prices? chic chic s.n 460 3.30 1.30 iPAPPYS PRIDE 3.80 .90 Winner— Br. c, by Blenheim II.— Quittance, by Hyperion, trained by C. C. Norman; brmed by Calumet Farm. WENT TO POST— 5:36. OFF AT 5:36 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. BALHEIM saved ground while outrun to the upper turn, went to the outside approaching the stretch and, responding readily when shaken up, took command and won going away. CHIC CHIC, outrun to the last quarter, was sent to the outside for the drive and closed strongly. PAPPYS PRIDE made a good bid entering the stretch, then faltered. MATTY M. made the pace for three-quarters, then tired. SURIBACHI had early speed. QUATRE BLANC gave way after racing prominently to the stretch. BOWSTRING was never dangerous. Overweight— Suribachi, 1 pound; Bowstring, 2. Attendance, 13,000 Estimated; Total Mutuel Pool, 59,286 Returned to Public, 83,357, Less Breakage.
