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1 — Official Racing Charts- 1 DETROIT *— — — — — — - Copyright. 1949. by Triangle Publications. Inc. DETROIT, MICH., SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1949-FAIR GROUNDS 1 MILE. Second day of eighty-day meeting May 13 to August 13. Michigan Racing Association, Inc. Automatic starting gate. Kuprion Precision Camera. Weather clear. pSt!3*ard rePr«enting Michigan Racing Commission, Joseph A. Murphy. Presiding Stewards, A. L. Copland, You"9 George Odom. Placing Judges, Hart Dernham, J. P. Ross, Jr., F. G. Farrell. Patrol Judges, William Doyle, Melvin Mackin, William Davis, W. G. Kelly and W. Lyle Dowling. Paddock Judge, Al H. Nun. Assistant Paddock Judge, W. G. Kelly. Clerk of Scales, Frank Otis. Starter, John Morrissey. Timer, James Gruber. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, Charles McLennan. Assistant Racing Secretary, Sidney S. Brown. 4o*oRan"9 starts at 2:30 p- m- Easlern Standard Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1348, 29; current meeting, .37. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. Mutuel take, 11 per cent State 5, plus annual license fee, track 6. *Five lbs. apprentice allowance claimed, I Seven lbs. claimed. A Ten lbs. claimed. W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed Precision Camera Corp. by Kuprion. FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3— 111. Purse 7 A A 3 ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. * ** J J Winners twice since March 2G, 2 lbs. extra. Non-winners since April 10 allowed 3 lbs.; May 14-49 — Det since March 4, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Net value to, winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 2,027. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va V2 StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners • Odds to 73481 DR. ROCHE wb4115 3 6 4 42 31 12 B Civitello* 2750 M Newmeyer ZOO 73739 BOLO PAT wb5117 5 4 2J 21 21 24 J Combest 3000 J A Kinard 7.80 73033 TIGER MAN wb7113 10 11 11 102J 6i 3J W Cook 2500 J 0 Mahoney f-4.70 725642 CLEANED wb5105 9 10 7h 5£ 5£ 42 T FicoJ 2500 T D Buhl 2.90 73033 LUNCH DATE wb 8 105 2 3 11 H 1i 5nk L C Cook* 2500 Buckley and Locklear 17.90 634042 NITE CRIES wb7108 7 2 3h 34 42 62J L Hulsder* 2500 R Mahalak 21.20 726114 Ml NTLOCK w 10 113 8 9 103 7| 73 71 j Jacobs 2500 C Rufi 18 40 72363 BAR GRENADE wb 11 113 4 5 94 91 8h 81 J Reynolds 2500 P R and H L Hinton x 40.00 73423 VINITA DOT w5112 18 6h 11 11 94 R Nasht 3000 Mrs W J Orlikoski 38.50 736743 BILL G. . w 11 113 11 1 5i 6h 10i 10J G Pappas* 2500 M E Reisen f-4.70 57796 PERIB0W wb5110 6 7 8£ 84 92 11 E Williams: 3000 Mr and Mrs L W Kidd 15.70 f-Mutuel field. tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23, :47%, 1:13. Track fast. 1 — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to * uruel r rices bolo pat 6.40 4.20 2.20 no TIGER MAN f-Field 3.20 .60 Winner— Dk. b. g, by Rhodes Scholar— Blue Linnet, by Blue Larkspur, trained by J. Arthur; bred by George H. Knapp. WENT TO P0ST-2:31. OFF AT 2:33 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. . Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. DR. ROCHE, never far back and well ridden, saved ground entering the stretch and, responding to punishment, wore down the leaders and won going away. BOLO PAT, a keen factor from the beginning, was much used engaging LUNCH DATE to the final furlong and disposed of the latter, but could not withstand the winner. TIGER MAN, slow to reach best stride and outrun to the stretch, finished fast on the extreme outside. CLEANED failed to rally when hard ridden through the stretch. LUNCH DATE wen to the front early ana made the pace to the last furlong while racing with BOLO PAT, then weakened. NITE CRIES tired after racing, well to the stretch. M1NTL0CK was never dangerous. BILL G. began alertly, but failed to stay. PERIBOW was never dangerous. Scratched— 734812 Jimmie, 113. SECOND RACE 5-8 MILE. Miss Dolphin, June 9, 1936— :58V* — 2— 115. Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. ~l A A A Maidens. Colts and geldings. Fixed weights. Weight, 122 lbs. / *f J *f f Nel nM to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. May 14-49— Det Mutuel Pool, 4,266. • Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt and % StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to 72746 BULLY BOY wb 122 6 1 4 14 12i 14 E LeBlanc Mrs E C Neumann Z40 728104 KOPES TOY wb 122 2 5 42 42 32 22 A Schmidl S L Kopald " 6,20 72237 SECOND AVENUE wb 115 4 2 24 2 1 33J T Fico* T D Buhl 12.20 72746 BIG IKE w 122 9 6 63 5452 43 S Luce C E Buckley 24.70 DONKE SERENADE w 122 5 4 34 3i 41 54 W Cook J A Goodwin 3.20 72810 DOCTOR L. E. w 122 8 8 75 75 74 6* J Combest M Lowenstein 15.50 72635 SEA-O-DEE wb117 1 3 51 61 6£ 75 B Civitello* R M Wood 18.70 AUTAN wb 122 7 7 8 8 8 8 R Nash P L Grissom 19.00 FLEET FACTOR w 122 3 Lost rider. R L Baird Dixiana 4.30 Time, :23, :47i/5, :59%. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to u , in* BULLY BOY 6.80 4.00 3.20 2.40 1.00., .60 fYiutuel rricesJ kopes toy 6.40 4.60 2.20 1.30 l SECOND AVENUE 6.40 2.20 Winner— Br. c, by Bull Dog— Farmerette, by Sickle, trained by H. H. Battle; bred by Coldstream Stud, Inc. WENT TO POST— 3:02. OFF AT 3:02J EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but FLEET FACTOR. Won driving; second and third the same. BULLY BOY went to the front at once, established a clear lead before reaching the stretch, then was briskly handled to retain his advantage. KOPES TOY raced evenly to the stretch, then closed gamely under urging. SECOND AVENUE held on well in a sharp effort and had no excuse. BIG IKE was outrun. DONKE SERENADE was racing prominently near the three-furlong pole when he attempted to bolt and was straightened up, but could not reenter serious contention. DOCTOR L. E. was far back throughout. SEA-O-DEE was done early. AUTAN showed nothing. FLEET FACTOR stumbled leaving the stall gate and lost rider. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 0.00— Double Pool, 8,262. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1 942-1 :09%-3-1 11. Purse 7 A O A C ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 122 lbs.; older, 124 lbs. "t J J Non-winners twice since March 26 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. Claiming price, May 14-49— Det ,500. Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 0,478. " " Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vi StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 68280 BEAU FORTUNE w4116 3 5 41 42 31 14 R L Baird 7500 Dixiana 14.00 734312 KNIGHTS GIFT wb 6 116 7 2 3424 4 2i R Nash 7500 P L Grissom 1.60 72690 SNIFF SNIFF w4111 1 3 2h 3J 43 31 E LeBlanc 7500 Mrs E E D Shaffer 3.40 71347 MONTES ACE wb4116 6 1 14 11 21 44 J Combest 7500 J A Kinard 5.70 72968 JERSEY ISLE wb4111 4 6 64 63 62 52 A Schmidl 7500 Avon Stable 16.70 73148 YESNOW wb6118 2 4 52 51 51 63 J Duff 7500 Dickey Stable 3.80 73822 WAYNE L. wb 6 118 5 7 7 7 7 7 W Stagmr 7500 B H Wise 20.70 Time, :23, :46%, 1:11%. TracMast. , — Mutuels Paid — , . Odds to . D-:--CBEAU FORTUNE 30.00 11.60 4.80 14.00 4.80 1.40 Mx...~l utuel Prices* knights gift 3.60 2.60 • .so .30 - SNIFF SNIFF 3.00 .50 Winner— B. g, by King Cole— First Class, by High Time, trained by J. C. Hodgins; bred by Charles T. Fisher. WENT TO POST— 3:36. OFF AT 3:37 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. BEAU FORTUNE raced evenly to the stretch, was sent to the middle of the track for the drive and, after disposing of the leaders, won with speed in reserve. KNIGHTS GIFT, never far back, went to the front when settled in the stretch, but could not hold the winner. SNIFF SNIFF saved ground throughout and had no mishaD. MONTES ACE assumed command at once, made the pace until inside the stretch, then faltered. JERSEY ISLE was outrun. YESNOW was never dangerous. WAYNE L. was far back throughout. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3— 111. Straights 7 A 3 A Purse fir5t division- Purse ,500: 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of / ** J H- O three races other than maiden or claiming at any time. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-May 14-49 — Det winners of ,500 allowed 3 lbs.; two races in 1949, 6 lbs.; of ,000 at any time or a race since April 10, 9 lbs.; one race since November 29, 12 lbs.; maidens, 15 lbs. Claiming and maiden races not considered. Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 4,489. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 654483 OUR REQUEST w 106 5 3 24 2i 2J 1J* L C Cook* Mrs White. and E Thomas 2J50 73088 PANCHO SUPRMEwb116 6 4 14 14 1h 22J M N Gonzz W E Schmidt 4.20 734542 DAINTY MAID wb 112 4 1 42£ 43 42 3h R L Baird Dixiana 9.80 66248 KOSADUS w 107 2 2 3i 3J 34 4| J Duff§ 0 F Woodward 13.40 72838 MAD MOMENT wb112 3 6 5« 64 ands 54 E Williams* C McDonough v 1.80 732002 BROTHER HENRY wb 105 7 5 64 5i 51 6« B Civitello* H Dickman 8.30 73603 VERAGEL wb 105 1 7 7 7 7 7 T Fico Mrs J R Collins 27.00 Time, :23, :47, 1:12. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to * D.:0l,R RMUKT. 7.00 3.80 3.00 2.50 .90 .50 Mutuel rricesj pancho supreme 4.60 3.80 1.30 .90 * DAINTY MAID 4.40 1.20 Winner— B. f, by Requested— Inspiration, by Mount Beacon, trained by G. C White; bred by E. W. Thomas and George C. White. WENT TO POST— 4:09. OFF AT 4:09J EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. OUR REQUEST raced forwardly placed from the outset, responded to strong handling during the stretch run and wore down PANCHO SUPREME in the last sixteenth. The latter went to the front early, made the pace to the final furlong, held on gamely, but was not good enough. DAINTY MAID, away fast, raced evenly in a good effort. KOSADUS saved ground throughout, but failed to respond when set down in the drive. MAD MOMENT was never a serious factor and had no excuse. BROTHER HENRY was outrun. VERAGEL was far back throughout. Overweight— Dainty Maid, 4 pounds. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. First of AH, July 25, 1942— 1:09H— 3— 111. Straits H A A H Purse lsecond division. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of . I ** 3 *r I three races other than maiden or claiming at any time. Weight, 122 lbs. Non- May 14-49 — Det winners of ,500 allowed 3 lbs.; two races in 1949, 6 lbs.; ,000 at any time or a race since April 10, 9 lbs.; one race since November 29, 12 lbs.; maidens, 15 lbs. Claiming and maiden races not considered. Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 02,117. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to 736362 TIGER TRAP wb 110 2 3 12 12 12 13J A Schmidl P A Markey 2.40 72487 SMASHER wb 116 5 4 2i 24 22 24 M N Gonzz L L Haggin II 2.40 661352 ROYAL TULIP wb 113 7 1 62 41 3h 32* H Manifold Mrs M Barton 16.10 66393 OBSTINATE SI w110 4 5 4h 3i 44 42 E LeBlanc J McShane 1130 : 73088 MONTEREY wb114 1 7 7 6i 52 51 L C Cook* Brent and Thomas 7.10 66191 GOLDEN BOLT wb111 3 8 34 7 6J 64 J Combest G Krehbiel 7.40 727783 COMPETING LADY w 104 6 2 5J 54 7 7 E Williams! Mr and Mrs L W Kidd 5.10 : Time, :23, :46%, 1:11%. Track fast. i , — Mutuels Paid — » r-— Odds to , : utuel rricesi smasher 3.40 3.00 .70 .so1 v ROYAL TULIP 4.60 1.30 Winner— B. c, by Tiger— Hard to Take, by Cohort, trained by F. J. Kearns; bred by Charlton Clay. i WENT TO POST— 4:42. OFF AT 4:42| EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. TIGER TRAP went to the front early, : established a clear lead before reaching the stretch and retained the advantage without need of urging. * SMASHER raced nearest the winner throughout, closed willingly under urging, but was unable to seriously : menace TIGER TRAP. ROYAL TULIP began fast, dropped back soon after the start, steadily improved his i position, but could not menace the leaders. OBSTINATE SI raced well to the stretch, then weakened. MONTEREY began sluggishly. GOLDEN BOLT was hustled up on the inside soon after the start, was forced i to take up when crowded badly during the initial quarter of a mile and could not reach serious contention when finally clear. COMPETING LADY was through early. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Joes Choice, July 4, 1947— 1:43!— 5— 107. First Running BORDER : 7 A O A O CITY HANDICAP. 5,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. / ** O *t O Gross va|ue 7,025. Net value to winner 1,450; second, ,000; third, 500; fourth, May 14-49— Det 50. Mutuel Pool, 16,311. Index Horses , Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to J 73606 SHY GUY w4128 4 2 42 4i 44 1h 11 R L Baird Dixiana 60 . 71710 MISS MOMMY wb4106 5 1 4 2J 2h 33 22J E LeBlanc Mrs E E D Shaffer 5.60 73407 LOVE SONNET w 6109 6 5 31 1h 11 2J 32* A Schmidl Estate of C S Popovitz 23.80 : 71661 CHILDERIC wb5106 1 3 2i 51 53 41 42* T Fico Mrs L Wolf 740 73534 SIR SPRITE wb 8103 2 6 5i 31 3fr 54 55 H Hart O F Woodward 4 40 722404 BLUE GRIP wb 3 107 3 4 6 6 6 6 6 J Jacobs C Rufi 36.10 ime, :24%3 :48%, 1:13%, 1:38y5, 1:45%. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — N , Odds to » Mutuel Prices? miss mommy 3.20 2.60 60 30 Clove sonnet .- - 3.80 ."90 Winner— B. c, by Challedon— Tootsiecake, by High Time, trained by J. C. Hodgins; bred by Miss Mary V. Fisher. WENT TO POST— 5:14. OFF AT 5:15 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. SHY GUY was bumped on the first turn when CHILDERIC was sent up on the inside, was taken in hand while racing within striking distance of the leaders to the upper turn and, after taking command in the stretch, retained the advantage under a steady hand ride. MISS MOMMY, a keen factor from the start, was much used racing LOVE SONNET into defeat was in close quarters during the drivei but finished resolutely in a sharp effort. LOVE SONNET went to the front after going a half mile and held on well to the final furlong, then faltered. CHILDERIC, under a bold ride, was sent up on the inside of SHY GUY after the start, bumped the latter and failed to stay after displaying brief speed, SIR SPRITE made a mild bid approaching the stretch, then gave way. BLUE GRIP was never a serious factor. Scratched— 728092 Traveler, 108; 704584 Babs Damion, 104; 730152 Seven League, 111. Overweight— Love Sonnet, 2 pounds; Blue Grip, 2. For late charts see tomorrows issue
