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Official Racing Charts Copyright. 1947. by Triangle Publications, Inc ____________ Sportsmans Park CICERO, ILL., SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947— SPORTSMANS PARK 1-2 MILE. Seventh day of thirteen-day meeting April 26 to May 10. National Jockey Club. Automatic starting gate. Kuprion Camera. Weather c loudy . Steward representing Illinois Racing Board, VV. A. Hamilton. Stewards, J. McGill and Monte Weil. Placing Judges, William Reagan, W. J. Shelley and Robert McAulrffe. Patrol Judges, Frederick Crafton, George Swain and E. A. Roulleau. Paddock Judge, James Gruber. Clerk of Scales, Thomas Steele. Starter, Roy Dkkerson. Timer, Alex Heffernan. Racing Secretary, Horace Wade. Assistant Racing Secretary, Robert McAuliffe. Racing starts at 2:15 p. m. Central Standard Time. Saturdays 2:00 p. m. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting, .33; current meeting, .30. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries run as one; no field horses. * 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 5-8 MILE out of chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934— 1:00%— 4— 105. Purse ,000. * A * 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners ™ ™ » ™ since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; 4-year-olds and upward who have not won in 1947, 5 lbs. May 3-47 — Spt Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner ,275; second, 80; third, 90; fourth, 5; Fifth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 9,510. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 22214 MISS TEXAS w 4 108 10 5 2 J 2* Y 1h T Bates 2500 D C Wilhelm 7.30 15064 BALLACOLAS wb6113 2 9 6J 5J 32 22J G Olivera 2500 M H VanBerg 6 20 154543 EPIZAR wb9110J6 3 83 6J 6* 3i P J Bailey 2500 H W Ostle 9.40 22089 JEMIMA wb5113 4 4 5| 3* 4* 4J A SkorOnski 2500 F Newman .90 220423 EL CABRILLO wb8113 9 6 1h 1h 2 54 D Jessopt 2500 C C Caudle 7.30 21957 DADS wb7110 8 7 7J 84 73 6 C Shaw* 2500 W Marsh 19.80 22143 EXTREMUS w 10 113 7 2 32 4r 5i 72 H Manifold 2500 J F Beck 16.60 22215 QUEEN BLUE w 5 1 1 34 1 8 94 74 84 8* W Seger 2500 F J DeMary 31.40 00431 GALA DAWN w 4 108 3 10 10 10 10 92 A L Fay 2500 Basham and McDanel 45.60 22091 D. JOKER w 3 105 5 1 4i 91 9 10 R Bendinli» 2500 G R White 30.80 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :25, :X%, 1:05ft. Track slow. r— Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to » Li m. 1 D *- f MISS TEXAS 16.60 8.60 5.60 7.30 3.30 1.80 Mutuel rncesj ballacolas 8.00 6.00 3.00 2.00 lEPIZAR 7.00 2.50 Winner— Ch. f, by Gala Hour— Thirteen Sixty, by John P. Grier, trained by C. Blair; bred by R. B. George. WENT TO POST— 2:06. OFF AT 2:07 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MISS TEXAS, away forwardly, raced EL CABRILLO into submission to take a clear lead on the final turn, then held BALLACOLAS safe. The latter, crowded back at the start, moved into closer contention in the backstretch, then closed fast on the outside and just failed to get up. EPIZAR improved her position gradually and closed well, but swerved badly in the stretch. JEMIMA, bothered right after the start, raced evenly thereafter, but was unable to improve her position. EL CABRILLO had good early speed, but weakened. DADS was never dangerous. D. JOKER swerved to the inside right after the start and bothered the horses on the inside of him. Scratched— 220894 My Zaca, 113: 22215 Barbaras Girl. 108; 22042 Come-Back, 113; 220903 Lancet, 115; 22143 Cowlan, 108; 22143 Justified, 113. Overweight — Epizar, 2J pounds; Queen Blue, 3J. Jemima claimed by C. N. Salerno. SECOND RACE 5-8 MILE out of chute. The Pelican, Oct. 18, 1934— 1:00%— 4— 105. Purse ,000. I A * 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. Non-winners 2* «5 *» «5 smce April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; 4-year-olds and upward who have not won in 1947, 5 lbs. May 3-47 — Spt Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner ,275; second, 80; third, 90; fourth, 5; fifth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 6,119. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 221422 STE. FRANCES w6H2 6 1 41 44 2* 1J 6 Floyd 2500 Mrs S M English 3.10 222173 CLUB CAR w 4 115 10 6 3J 22 1h 22 A Skoronski 2500 W H Bishop 4.30 21956 SIR LO wb 6 118 7 7 6 6 6? 34 H Manifold 2500 C N Salerno 6.30 22090* SHREWD QUEST w 5 115 5 9 74 5* 52 41 J C Posada 2500 L A Hancock 3.80 22142 K0K0 G. w3111J2 4 2* 3 4h 5* R Zufelt 2500 Mary and J J Gregory 40.60 . 154593 DARBY DISMAY wb7113 9 5 14 12 34 6* D Jessop 2500 J E Oros 10.20 22142 WIN FIN w 4 108 1 8 8 83 7J 7J A Burdy 2500 Vancura and Hudlik 6.20 22214 MISS GAZER wb 5 106 3 3 5 V 82 82 C Sha** 2500 X McNair 16.30 22221 BILLIES CHOICE w5113 8 10 10 94 92 9= G Martin 2500 Mrs M Kohout 21.40 15064 FEDERAL TAX wb6113 4 2 9 10 10 10 G Hugnaglt 2500 S and I Wernick 35.60 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :24%, :50%, 1:05%. Track slow. r- Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to . H . in* /STE. FRANCES 8.20 4.00 3.00 3.10 1.00 .50 Mutuel rrices club car 4.w 3.40 1.30 .70 * SIR LO 4.20 1.10 Winner— B. m, by St. James— Frances Victoria, by Sir Martin, trained by D. Cataldo; bred by Thomas Piatt. WENT TO POST— 2:35J. OFF AT 2:36 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. STE. FRANCES, away well, was in close quarters on the first turn, improved her position on the outside thereafter and was up in the late stages. CLUB CAR, a stout contender from the beginning, moved into command on the turn and fought it out willingly with the winner. SIR LO, under pressure to maintain a forward position, finished well. SHREWD QUEST was unable to engage the leaders while racing forwardly. K0K0 G. had good early speed, but could not keep up. DARBY DISMAY opened up a clear lead immediately after the start, but weakened. WIN FIN was blocked when attempting to move between horses in the backstretch and could not reach contention. Scratched— 22087 Marie Olympia. 113; 22214 Mia Maria, 108; 222144 Cinesar, 115; 22089 Little Hare, 113; 22217 Slovak, 113; 220883 Skip Level, 108. Overweight— Ste. Frances. 4 pounds; Shrewd Quest, 2; Koko G.. 4$; Miss Gazer, 3; Billies Choice, 5. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 3.20— Double Pool, 8,082. THIRD RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS. Pollys Folly, May 19, 1 932—1 : 20%— 4—1 06. Purse ,200. n a a 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 115 lbs. Non-winners since March 15 allowed 3 lbs.; 2 j and 3 * *r of one race in 1947, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for more, 3 lbs. extra for each IVay 3-47 — Spt additional 00. Net value to winner ,400; second, 10; third, 10; fourth, 10; fifth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 08,336. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 1959 STUDIO PLAY w 110 6 2 22 2 2* H G Olivera 6500 Kurkjian and Dilger 1.00 219593 BRACKET wb115 11 I4 14 4 23J G Hufnagel 6500 D Cataldo 7.40 22144 W. A. MOORE wb112 3 4 61 62J 62 32 R Sanabria 6500 N L Raffelman 15.60 21959 LADY RHEANELLE w 108 2 3 55 53 44 4"* A L Fay 6500 J Thomas 18.80 20561 CASA LIBRE wb112J5 5 7 7 7 51 J Higley 6500 B Fogelson 6.60 21474 COHAT wb111J4 7 4* 3J 34 63 R Zufelt 6500 W F Mannagh 8.40 200252 VINITA REV wb110 7 6 3i 4i 51 7 A Skoronski 6500 Mrs G H Emick 3.70 Time, :25%, :51%, 1:19%, 1:27%. Track slow. z — Mutuels Paid — . , Odds to k. . n. /STUDIO PLAY 4.00 3.20 2.40 1.00 .60 .20 Mutuel Prices bracket 5.40 3.40 1.70 .70 tw. A. MOORE 4.20 1.10 Winner— Ch. f, by Grand Slam— Fancy You, by Blue Larkspur, trained by L. Dilger; bred by J. Warfield Rodgers. WENT TO POST— 3:06. OFF AT 3:06J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. STUDIO PLAY was steadied closest to the pace of BRACKET, moved around the latter when roused entering the stretch and drew out under mild pressure. BRACKET had speed to open up a clear lead, was steadied in front while saving ground, but could not resist the winner. W. A. MOORE lacked early speed, but made up some ground on the outside in the late stages. LADY RHEANELLE raced evenly, but could not threaten. COHAT could not keep up. VINITA REV had some early speed, but quit badly. Overweight— Lady Rheanelle, 3 pounds; Casa Libre, 2J; Cohat, 1|. FOURTH RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Pigeon Hole, Oct. 21, 1932—1 :263s — 7—105. Purse ,300. j a c 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners since April 24 2* *• 5 * J allowed 3 lbs.; since February 22, 5 ibs.; in 1947, 7 lbs. Claiming price, 0,000; if for May 3-47— Spt ,000, allowed 5 Ibs. Net value to winner ,460; second, 25; third, 20; fourth, 20; fifth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 10,565. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt ft % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 219603 RUSH ACT w7 113 5 5 6h 51 3h 31 12 R Sanabria 10000 J H Miles 2.30 219582 CALM SEAS wb 5 104 3 2 31 31 1h 21 21 J dAugto* 8000 C U Yaeger 5.80 22044 BLENETTE wb 6 104 4 6 7 62 53 42 34 T Bates 8000 D B Whitehouse 8.40 22147 POWDRED MILKwb6113 1 7 5* 7 61 5" 4"» N L PiersonlOOOO A S Higgins 7.60 21961 FINAL GLORY w7117 7 1 2* I* 24 1* 53 J Boucher 10000 L and W Slavin 4.80 20651 HANDY LAD wb6113 6 4 42 2 41 6 6 * A SkoronskilOOOO Mrs G H Emick 5.60 21960 HURI H0M HARIwb8113 2 3 1* 44 7 7 7 H Manifold 10000 L M Severson 5 60 Time, :24%, 30%, 1:19%, 1:34. Track slow. r- Mutuels Paid- , — Odds to , ~l D * "RUSH ACT 6.60 3.60 2.60 2.30 .80 .30 Mi. uruel Prices? ~- calm seas 5.00 3.60 1.50 .so l BLENETTE 4.20 1.10 Winner— B. h, by Jacopo— Gotta Gonow, by Sweep, trained by E. B. Carpenter; bred by Louis B. Mayer. WENT TO POST-3:37J. OFF AT 3:37J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. RUSH ACT lacked early speed, moved up readily when roused in the backstretch, swung around on the outside in the stretch and drew away to win with something in reserve. CALM SEAS, a forward factor from the beginning, took a brief lead in the backstretch and held on well. BLENETTE improved her position gradually from a slow beginning and finished stoutly. POWDERED MILK trailed early and made up some ground in the late stages. FINAL GLORY had good early speed and raced with the pace into the stretch, then quit suddenly. HANDY LAD flashed early speed, but could not keep up. HURI H0M HARI quit badly after showing brief early speed. Overweight— Calm Seas, 1 pound; Blenette, 1. FIFTH RACE • 1-2 FURLONGS. Pollys Folly, May 19, 1932— 1:20%— 4— 106. River Forest Handi- * * * A t caP- urse ,500- 3-year-olds and upward. x*„„ * m c«* Net va,u« *• winn«r ,575; second, 75; third, 30; fourth, 40; fifth, 0. May 3-47— Spt Mutue| Poelj s126,128. _1__L__]__L__J__J___L Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Va Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 219604 POMPS GAL w 4 114 4 6 42 42121 1J J Higley B Fogelson 1.80 22045 MRS. VALENTI w 4 110 2 1 22 2* 1 4 24 G Olivera Mrs C Valenti 4.30 22147 MAYFLY w 4 114 5 7 P 5i 6« 3J R Zufelt W H Bishop 8.20 19918 SIDDONS w 3 1071 7 5 7 65 51 44 M Ostrow Virden and Scott 12.60 22045 PERIAIR w 4 104 3 3 3* 3i 4h 52 J T Bates Mrs J H Woodcock 21.40 22045 BENTBROOK wb 8 105 1 2 13 11 31 68 A Skoronski W T Beezley 6.20 219613 GO DEVIL wb 5 113 6 4 51 7 7 7 N L Pierson Joenace Stable 3.00 Time, :24%, :50%, 1:18%, 1:25%. Track slow. /— Mutuels PaW- f Odds to , 14 A -I D * r POMPS GAL 5.60 3.40 2.80 1.80 .70 .40 Mutuel Knees! MRS- valenti 4.00 3.40 1.00 .70 I MAY FLY 4.20 1.10 Winner— Lt. b. f, by Pomponius— Afghar, by Sir Ronald, trained by A. E. Mettz; bred by Robert J. Dienst. WENT TO POST— 4:11. OFF AT 4:111 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. POMPS GAL was steadied back of the early pace, moved into closer contention on the far turn, wore down MRS. VALENTI in the drive and was going away under pressure. MRS. VALENTI was rated closest to the pace of BENTBROOK, took command leaving the backstretch and saved ground, but could not resist the winner. MAY FLY lacked early speed, but finished with a rush. SIDDONS, sluggish early, passed tired horses. PERIAIR had some early speed, but weakened. BENTBROOK was sent into a clear lead and saved ground, but flattened out. GO DEVIL dropped out of contention early and was outrun. Overweight— May Fly, 4 pounds; Siddons, 31. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5-111. HAWTHORNE HANDI- 7 7 1 A 7 CAP" Purse S5000- 3-year-olds and upward. v. ■ am m * Net value to winner ,100; second, ,000; third, 00; fourth, 50; fifth, 50. May 3-47— Spt Mutue| Poo| 36,315. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 Va Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 219612 JUKE BOX w6123 6 1 12 |t| 11 14 13 N L Pierson Joenace Stable 1.90 22219 DOTS RISK wb4109 7 3 21 24 21 24 221 T Bates Kirkpatrick and Turner 2.30 21961 TOPNARD w8111 5 5 64 4h 32132 321 A McKlery Hilltop Stock Farm 8.40 19288JC0LEY BAY w 6 110 1 7 7 7 41 41 4* R Sanabria N L Raffelman 13.40 21961 BANK BALANCE w4110 4 6 54 * 64 53 51 A Skoronski Virden and Scott 5.60 219602 CHERRY WINE wb6112 2 2 3h 51 7 64 6« B Floyd Happy Hour Farm 6.60 21961 FORUM wb5113 3 4 4*4 3* 54 7 7 G Martin E R Freije 15.40 Time, :25%, :52, 1:19%, 1:47%, 1:55%. Track slow. r-S2 Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to . Mutuel rricesi dots risk 3.20 2.60 w .30 TOPNARD 3.80 .90 Winner— Br. g, by Maedic— Lina Clark, by Delhi, trained by J. Bollero; bred by Thomas Piatt. WENT TO POST— 4:41. OFF AT 4:411 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. JUKE BOX, well handled, was hustled to the front and, steadied there while saving ground, drew out when roused mildly. DOTS RISK raced closest to the winner throughout and held on well, but was not good enough. TOPNARD moved into closer contention from a slow beginning after a half mile, then continued evenly, but was unable to improve his position. COLEY BAY trailed early as usual and made up some ground in the late stages. CHERRY WINE was unable to engage the leaders. FORUM, in close quarters on the first turn, could not keep up. Scratched— 21961 Petsome. 108; 22148 Walloon, 109: 222194 Gigolbury, 110. Overweight— Coley Bay, 1 pound; Topnard, 1; Cherry Wine, 4. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932—1:48% — 5 — 111. Purse ,200. 4-year- O O O * /I Q °ds nd upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 Ibs. Non-winners since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; *• *~ " since January 16, 5 lbs.; since October 12, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May 3-47— Spt Net niut winn€r 4oo; , 10; third, 10; fourth, 10; fifth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 16,258. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 21958 SICKLE SUN wb6112 4 6 41 24 13 12 12 J Higley 5000 Mrs D Hum 7.80 21962 LARKMEAD JANE w 4 112 3 7 73 74 74 32 2" R Sanabria 5000 B Fogelson 7.50 219622 SWELL CHANCE wb 9 110 5 4 62 4h 31 22 3* C Shaw* 5000 J Sands 3.30 199191 SPOON BREAD wb 8 113 2 8 8 8 8 74 44 A Skoronski 5000 W H Bishop 6.20 220923 HOT DAYS wb4115 6 5 54 51 4i 4 5J H Manifold 5000 H Johnson 11.40 22148 SEAPAR w 6 112 8 3 31 61 6* 6* 63 G Olivera 5000 Mrs C Valenti 3.20 220944 DEEP RED w 7 113 1 2 22 3* 5" 8 72 T Bates 5000 R Powell 9.20 22148 TRY FLIGHT w 10 120 7 1 14 1" 2" 548 B Floyd 5000 W T Beezley 8 20 Time, :26%, :53%, 1:21, 1:49%, 1:58%. Track slow. Mutuels Paid Odds r— — , , to , ki . , n • /SICKLE SUN 17.60 10.20 5.20 7.80 4.10 1.60 MUTUel rriCeSt LARKMEAD JANE 300 4.40 3.50 1.20 I SWEEL CHANCE 3.00 .50 Winner— B. m, by Sickle— Sun Teatime, by Sun Briar, trained by D. Hum; bred by Calumet Farm. WENT TO POST— 5:11. OFF AT 5:111 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. SICKLE SUN was not hurried early, moved to the front readily when roused, drew clear and was not fully extended at the end. LARKMEAD JANE lacked early speed, but moved up with a rush on the cutside through the stretch and finished fast. SWELL CHANCE improved his position steadily, made a strong bid through the stretch and held on well. SPOON BREAD trailed the field to the final turn, then made up some ground in a rush. HOT DAYS was unable to improve his position. SEAPAR could not keep up. DEEP RED fell back steadily. TRY FLIGHT quit badly after setting the early pace. Scratched— 20683 Devils Island, 113. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Haramzada, May 21, 1932— 1:48%— 5— 111. Purse ,000. 4-year- 2* "i A Q olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 Ibs. Non-winners of three races in 1947 d* 3 ** * allowed 3 lbs.; two races, 5 lbs.; one race, 7 Ibs. Claiming price, ,500. May 3-47 — Spt Net value to winner ,275; second, 80; third, 90; fourth, 5; fifth, 0. Mutuel Poof, 15,577. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 22149 BRILLIANT JR. w7117 5 4 1h tt 13 13 13 A Burdy 3500 Vancura and Hudlik M 22145 AGRARIAN SON wb5113 3 7 7 52 4« 24 25 J Higley 3500 Mr and Mrs F H Froehbrodt 6.60 221464 ALLDEPENDS w5110 4 3 33 32 21 33 3« P J Bailey 3500 J Entine 13.60 22094 FIGHTING MAC wb 7 113 1 1 22 22 31 45 4« M Ostrow 3500 Mrs S M English 20.80 22094 BULLY GUSHER wo-6113 2 2 44 4* 54 53 52 H Manifold 3500 G W Jones 8.60 19919J3IMPENETRABLE w9117 7 6 5* 64 6« 6 6 L Barney 3500 T Bougon 4.60 221492 TIDEOVER wb 7 115 6 5 61 7 7 Esd up.J Boucher 3500 L and W Slavin 9 80 Time, :26%, :52%, 1:20%, 1:49, 1:58%. Track slow. 1 — Mutuels Pai l — , r- Odds to N ki t in* i BRILLIANT JR 3.60 2.80 2.40 .80 .40 .20 MUTUel "riCeSi AGRARIAN SON 5.00 3.60 1.50 80 ALLDEPENDS 5.20 1.60 Wjnner_B. g, by Brilliant— Delma Dunn, by Captain Alcock, trained by T. A. Janicki; bred by Mrs. W. R. Hoffman. WENT TO POST-5:411. OFF AT 5:411 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start gocd from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. BRILLIANT JR., much the best, took a short lead at once, was steadied in the lead, drew out when called upon and won easily AGRARIAN SON improved his position gradually from a slow beginning and finished well, but was no match for the winner. ALLDEPENDS was a forward factor all the way, but could not threaten. FIGHTING MAC was used up racing with the winner and tired. BULLY GUSHER was unable to improve his position. IMPENETRABLE was not danqerous TIDEOVER was eased when outrun. SUNRID WAS FOUND LAME ON THE POST PARADE AND WAS ORDERED WITHDRAWN. ALL WAGERS ON HIM WERE REFUNDED. Scratched— 22094 Sunrid, 113; 22094 Pilateer, 115. Bully Gusher claimed by Rakickas and Gillespie. Attendance, 17,485; Total Mutuel Pool, 16,899. Returned to Public, 97,703, Less Breakage.
