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I —Official Racing Charts 1 JAMAICA Copyright. 1950. by Trlanrje Publications. Inc. : JAMAICA U I N. Y. MONDAY, MAY 1. 1950-JAMAICA 1 MILE. Twenty-sixth day of thirty-day meeting April 1 to May 5. Metropolitan Jockey Club. Automatic starting gate. Photochart Camera. Weather cloudy. _ ?.lei"?r.d "Presenting New York State Racing Commission, Francis P. Dunne; The Jockey Club, Marshall Cassidy; Metropolitan Jockey Club, Harold 0. Vosburgh. Placing Judges, Fred H. Parks, Nelson Strang and Joseph Kyle. Patrol Judges, Myron D. Davis, Walter J. Mara, William Constantine and Austin McLaughlin. Paddock Judge, Myron D. Davis. Assistant Paddock Judge, Walter J. Mara. Clerk of Scales, Calvin Rainey. Assistant Clerk of -Scales, William A. Murphy, Jr. Starter, George B. Cassidy. Timer, John OHara. Racing secretary and Handicapper. John B. Campbell. Assistant Racing Secretary, Julius G. Reeder. Assistant Handi-capper, Frank E. Kilroe. iojoRa«n9 Slart at 1:l5 p- m" Eastern Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting • IMS, .35; current meeting, .33. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. Mutuel take, 15 per cent. State 6, track 4, city or county 5. ,., JJhref- Ss- aFprf.nl? ,allowance claimed. • Five lbs. claimed. : Seven lbs. claimed. .*. Ten lbs. claimed. W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Photochart Camera FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE. Recce, Oct. 18, 1945— T:10Vi— 3— 108.1 Purse ,000 3-year-olds and fl 1 A A uP*ard- Claiming. 3-year-olds, 117 lbs.; older, 12S lbs. Claiming price, ,000. U V J f *f Nct va|ue l0 winneri 50. second, 00; third, 00; fourth,50. May 1-50— Jam Muluel Pool, 7,344. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* Vi StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr Owners Odds to JJSUL rnf.JuE w 3 "7 1 4 41 # * 1"* R Watson 5000 Mrs L Laurin R35 S°HERWAY w 5 121 12 1 1h 34 21 21 J Nichols 5000 Blue Circle Farm Z30 S5? o,*,., . w 3 117 2 2 2h 1h ih 32 E Guerin . 5000 Mrs T M Waller 10.75 93263 BLUE DAZZLER w 4 121 4 7 5* 5" 63 4h A Feruolo* 5000 F H Stark 6270 W.£RJ.LUES * 3 117 11 9 103 74 51 53 A Kirkland 5000 Mrs N M Schenck 7.00 £5S £LR„DAVID wb3117 3 5 3 2h 43 6i L Hansman 5000 Harmony Farm 3.30 JS?S wb3107 9 10 9M0 9? 7t S Perez* 5000 Mrs J Ritchie 14.80 93125 LADY EMILLIA w3 107 6 8 7 6* 7" 81 D Tobin* 5000 Quaker Stable 67 00 00204 BETTER VAIN wb4126 7 12 11*118 11 94 C Errico 5000 M Seidt 10430 93485 THEO w3107 5 3 64 9J 101J10I J Colaneri* 5000 W Ziegler Jr 665 99519 GOLDEN BELLS w 3 112 8 6 8« 81 8 11 C LeBlanc 5000 Marise Farm 1495 ROUGH PENNY wb3107 10 11 12 12 Eas. up.S Bouletis* 5000 Mrs C M Feltner 21.75 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:16%, Track sloppy. ,— Mutuels Paid- , Odds to , M.,1.,,-1 D.!#.#»»f LUCKY MICKY 20.70 8.70 5.10 9.35 3.35 1.55 uruel rrices? goingherway 430 320 115 1o v CISQUA 5 30 165 Winner-B. g, by Bold Irishman— Capuche, by Whichcne, trained by L. Laurin; bred by Chaswil Farms WENT TO POST — 1:15. OFF 1:15 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. LUCKY MICKY remained close to the pace in the early running and although going wide in the stretch he gained gradually to get up in the final strides. GOINGHERWAY was unable to draw clear of CISQUA in the first part and was headed by the latter hearing the stretch turn, but again took a short lead in the last furlong and went well to the finish. CISQUA showed good foot in the going and held on well. BLUE DAZZLER went evenly. WAR BLUES made up ground on the outside. SIR DAVID had some early foot. BETTER VAIN and ROUGH PENNY were away poorly. Scratched— Trancer, 117; 99922 Triple F., 117; 978774 Search Me, 112; Corvalles Song, 105; 00141 Buckies Lad, 112; 00141 Dawty, 117. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE. Recce, Oct. 18, 1 945-1 :10V4-3-108. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds. On C A K RHies. Claiming. Weight, 121 lbs. Non-winners of four races allowed 3 lbs.; three U J ** J races, 7 lbs.; two races, 12 lbs. Claiming price,- ,000. May 1-50 — Jam Net value to" winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 47,996. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* A StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 765422 RIPPLING HIT wb105 6 4 4 3* 22 1" S Perez* 5000 Apheim Stable 740 99297 EYEFUL STAR wb118 7 5 5*i 4 11 23 G Hettinger 5000 S Finkelstein 425 00281 AUGUST FOLLY w 109 1 2 1 1 4 3 A Feruolo 5000 M C Erlanger 315 92S20 SCOTCH WINE w 105 5 1 2* 5 7» 4h S Bouletis* 5000 M S Goldnamer 795 97405« BAY STAR wb 116 2 6 6h 6h 52 53J J Nichols 5000 E Dierick 780 002814 REGAL GLAD wb 111 8 7 7« 7« 65 6h D Johnstont 5000 H W Fielding 44 50 00206 LINGER wb114 4 8 8 8 8 7h C Errico 5000 J R Hastie 575 00097 PODIUM wb 121 3 3 3 2 3 8* E Arcaro 5000 G Gay 325 IFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23ft, :48%, 1:15. Track sloppy. — M Mutuels Paid r Odds to , T ..~~~ RIPPLING H|T 16.80 7.10 4.20 7.40 2.55 1.10 M..«-..~l UTUel PriCeS EYEFUL STAR 6.30 3 60 2J5 80 I AUGUST FOLLY 3 40 70 Winner-Ch. f, by Head Play— Riping On, by Omar Khayyam, trained by K. Jensen; bred by Estate of P H Faulconer. WENT TO POST-1:45. OFF AT 1:45 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. RIPPLING HIT, never far back saved ground on the last turn when the early leaders went wide, drifted out nearing the end, but held EYEFUL STAR safe. The latter made a good move entering the stretch to take a short lead, but was bothered when the winner came out near the end. Her rider claimed a foul against RIPPLING HIT. but it was not allowed. AUGUST FOLLY made the pace, but raced wide on the stretch turn. SCOTCH WINE was close up early and would have been a strong contender but for racing to the outside fence on the last turn. PODIUM stopped badly in the stretch drive. . Scratched— 86395 Adornment, 109; 98707 Almeria, 104; 00281 Onward March, 114. Overweight-Rippling Hit, 1 pound; Scotch Wine, 1; Bay Star, 2; Regal Glad, 2. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 48.00 — Double Pool, 2,300 THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE. Recce, Oct. 18, 1945— 1:10/%— 3-108. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and On c A c upward. Claiming. Weight, 6 lbs. below scale. Non-winners since March 31 allowed U J *f O 5 lbs.; since December 25, 10 lbs. Claiming price, 0,000. May 1-50 — Jam Net value to winner ,275: second, 00; third. 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 63,113. . . Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* Va StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds~to~ 99J053 OPTION w4114 2 2 21 In In 14 C Errico 10000 Starmount Stable 165 00094 RAZZMATAZZ wb 6 109 1 1 |h JJ 3 24 S Bouletis*10000 Grandview Stable 1100 933804 ATOM BUSTER wb6116 4 5 5 5 5 34 J Nichols 10000 Mrs S Ippolito 975 O0O942 THIRD ACE wb4119 5 4 3h 22 21 44 A Fer*uolo«10000 Mrs M F Drinkhouse 100 9951E APPEASE NOT wb4114 3 3 45 42 4 5 S Perez* 10000 Mrs A Roberts 690 Time, :24, :48y5, 1:14%. Track sloppy. / — Mutuels Paid— , Odds to . „„.„.. M..*-..nl D»:-„,.f OPTION 5.30 3.60 3.40 1.65 .80 70 Mutuel rnces? razzmatazz . 6.30 370 2I5 ss I ATOM BUSTER 3 80 M Winner— B. g, by Fenelon— Sunana, by Sun Edwin, trained by J. R. Hastie; bred by A. B Hancock Jr WENT TO POST-2:23. OFF AT 2:23 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. OPTION raced with RAZZMATAZZ for a .quarter, drew away from the latter, then was challenged by THIRD ACE on the stretch turn, but shook him off in the final furlong and won by a handy margin. RAZZMATAZZ raced on the inside early, came to the outside of the leaders nearing the stretch turn, then raced wide, but finished courageously and was gaining slightly. ATOM BUSTER pasesd tired horses to take third honors. THIRD ACE was through after making I bid entering the stretch. APPEASE NOT weakened Scratched-991992 Jam Session, 114; 000943 Master Mind, 126. Third Ace claimed by H. H. Hecht. FOURTH RACE 5-8 MILE. Red Sonnet, April 24, 1 942— :5B— 2— 1 06. Purse ,500 2-year-olds 0 0 I A 7 Maidens Fillies. Weight, 116 lbs. Fixed weights. " U ,tL N,t »a"e l winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. May 1-50 — Jam Mutuel Pool, 90,515. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt ft % StrFin Jockeys Owners odds to MonL™.?.?RS wb116 2 2 23 1h 12 * T Atkinson M Seidenberg Z65 00278 BRO0KT0WN w 116 8 5 4" 4t 2h 21 C Errico H Lewis III a-1000 99590 COLONY MISS w 116 6 8 8 83 53 31 H Lindberg Maine Chance Farm • 440 999182 ON THE FLY w 117 4 4 3* 51 6h 4" E Guerin A G VanderbMt 720 991372 DEBDEB w 116 11 7 5* 3* 42 5 J Nichols Mrs W Gilroy G35 993374 PRETTY JO w 116 1 1 In 23 32 62 H Woodhse Mrs E D Jacobs 11 80 TWO CITIES w 116 3 3 73 71 73 16 A Kirkland H E Jackson 14 45 HYPERPLAY wb 116 7 10 91 94 95 84 L Hansman C E Mather II 5705 BRUNHILDE w 116 9 6 6* 64 8* 94 S Walters W Ziegler Jr m.K 99Q30 NEW BOROUGH w 116 10 11 1d 102 10« 10« C LeBlanc E M OBrien a-1000 SIGN HERE w116 5 9 11 11 11 11 M Danisi W S Jacobs 6005 a-Coupled, Broeklown and New Borough. Time, :23%, :49%, 1:02%. Track sloppy. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to „ M..f. A| Pr;/.«rrMISSLY0N0RS W 5 00 3.80 2.65 1 50 90 UfUel r riCeS? BROOKTOWN a-Entry 8.30 550 315 IK *• COLONY MISS 3 80 • 90 W LiMe0* f Bal,adier-Lady Lyo"0". bX Sir Andrew, trained by J. F. Burckhalter; bred by K. M.and WENT TO POST-2:53. OFF AT 2:53 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. . Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. MISS LYONORS joined PRETTY JO in making the early pace, drew away frcm the latter rounding the stretch turn, went steadily to the end and was never seriously threatened. BROOKTOWN was a forward factor throughout «nd might have been a threat had she not shown an inclination to bear out in the stretch. COLONY MISS lacked early speed, but was racing well at the finish. ON THE FLY was unable to keep up and failed to threaten. DEBDEB was at a disadvantage en the outside. PRETTY JO tired in the stretch drive. n Jl5raACchlU,n., DaI/ 1,S; 0n Comet 999184 Sugarbush, 111; 99079 Bedazzle, 116; Jacodema, 116; Ruddy, IIS; 000913 j0an Anne K., 116. Overweight— On the Fly, 1 pound. FIFTH RACE 1 MS MILES Sting, May 9, 1925-1:42%-4-106. Linden Purse. Purse ,500. 0 0 1 A R ,3fear;,ds.and .u,pwarA A"owances. Non-winners of two races. 3-year-olds, 113 lbs.; U 3 ** p older, 123 lbs. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. May .1-50— Jam IJi31",,0,*1"", *2 2753 secontl» *™0j third, 50; fourth, 75. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V« Vi V* Str Fin Jockeys Owners Unas IBT1 99744 EAST INDIES wb3115 1 1 1" 1h ih 11 12 E Arcaro J M Roebling 1.70 99964 BUSANDA wb3 108 2 4 41 33 3«1 3-* 2* S Bouletis* 0 Phipps 2.30 99706 THIRTY LOVE wb 3 113 7 7 7 6" 42 45 31 C Errico H P Headley 13.00 00210 EVEN LATER w3113 4 2 23 2 23 2n 410 H Woodhse Circle M Farm 8.15 999842 FRENABILBEPA w 3 103 3 3 3* 43 53 5« 55 T Atkinson Woolford Farm 3.65 99743 BOLD WARRIOR w4 123 5 6 6 7 64 63 63 G Hetngert W L Brann 13.15 99985 COPETE w 4 123 6 5 53 5" 7 7 7 J Nichols Cherry-Oca Stable 23.55 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :24%, :48%, 1:15, 1:42, 1:49%. Track sloppy. ,— Mutuels Paid—, , Odds to D,:«f EAST INDIES — 540 3-70 z-90 t-70 •« M..»..A| utuel rricesl busanda 3.50 3.00 .75 .50 l THIRTY LOVE 4.00 1.00 Winner— B. g, by Eight Thirty— Mercy, by Gino, trained by A. Schuttinger; bred by J. M. Roebling. WENT TO POST— 3:22. OFF AT 3:22 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. EAST INDIES, moving to the front at once and well rated while holding a narrow lead in the first six furlongs, raced a trifle wide on the stretch turn and won drawing away after being straightened. BUSANDA, forced to ease back soon after the start, saved ground on the first turn and attempted to find an opening next to the rail at the far turn, but had to be taken back when in close quarters, then continued next to the rail for the remainder of the trip and was best of the others. THIRTY LOVE made up ground on the outside in the last half mile. EVEN LATER was used up racing with the pace and weakened after going wide on the last turn. FRENABILBEPA failed to be a serious contender. Overweight— East Indies, 2 pounds. SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE. Recce, Oct. 18, 1945— 1:1014—3— 108. South Shore Purse. Purse ,500. r a Q 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of ,900. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners of On U D 4 7 ,600 or two races since March 31, allowed 4 lbs.; ,600 or two races since De-May 1-50 — Jam cember 25. 9 lbs. Net value to winner ,925; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 19,915. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* Vfr StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to 00095 CURTAIN RAISER w 117 3 2 2 22 24 11 S Bouletis* F Frankel 2.35 91031 ADMIRAL DRAKE wb116 6 6 65 3 33 23 J Nichols J M Roebling 20.25 99594 STARECASE wb 122 7 1 12 14 11 3 E Arcaro J C Brady 1.00 999322 SAILORS CHOICE wb 113 2 5 5" 52 45 41 C Erricot G Ring 9.15 99801 ABBIE CO w 108 5 3 3* 4" 52 5 T Atkinson E M OBrien 9.05 99283 PETERUN wb 113 4 7 7 7 7 62 G Hettinger E Menaker 52.80 002032 FIRST GLANCE wb 122 1 4 4" 63 6 7 E Guerin A G Vanderbilt 7.05 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :47, 1:13%. Track sloppy. r- Mutuels Paic — , , Odds to , IB* CURTAIN RAISER 6.70 4.90 2.80 2.35 1.45 .40 Mi. utuel rricesl admiral drake 15.70 5.10 6.85 1.55 l STARECASE 2.50 .25 Winner— Br. g, by Eight Thirty— Slapstick, by Broomstick, trained by W. G. Williams; bred by Erdenheim Farms Co. WENT TO P0ST-3:52. OFF AT 3:52 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. CURTAIN RAISER raced closest to STARECASE in the early stages, saved ground when the latter went wide on the last turn, took a good lead entering the final sixteenth and had little trouble holding ADMIRAL DRAKE safe. The latter made a good move on the outside after leaving the backstretch, responded to urging in the stretch run and finished well. STARECASE opened up a good early lead, but lost much ground on the stretch turn and was taken in hand in the last twenty yards when beaten. SAILORS CHOICE was in rather tight quarters rounding the far turn and failed to threaten. FIRST GLANCE and ABBIE CO loomed as possibilities in the first three-eighths, then faded. • Scralched-927243 Set Aside, 103. Overweight— Admiral Drake, 3 pounds. Corrected weight— First Glance, 122; Starecase, 122. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Mad Play, Oct. 4, 1 924-1 :49H-3-1 15. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds C C n and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since March 31. Weight, 5 lbs. below scale. On U J J U Non-winners since November 15 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less. May 1-50 — Jam 3 lbs. allowed for each 00 to 300. Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 93,732. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St T4 Vi V StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 003622 FLEET VIXEN w 4 109 2 2 25 24 12 13 14 A Ferrolo* 7500 Mrs E D Jacobs 1.45 00284 OUR TOMMY w6123 4 4 42 3 33 23 24 A Kirkland 7500 F Nadaline Jr 3.20 001473 POISON ARROW w4 116 3 5 5 4 45 4« 3* N Wall 6500 B D Chait 3.65 00147 COMBATORE w4119 1 1 1h Ih 22 32 4a J Nichols 7500 H Lewis III 25.60 001474 FERTILE LANDS w5115 533h5 5 5 5 S Blmetis* 7500 H C Fruehauf Z50 Time, :23and :48%, 1:13%, 1:41%, 1:56% Daily Racing Form time, 1:55%. Track sloppy. Mutuels Paid Odds to - , — — , — , I o • FLEET VIXEN 4.90 3.30 2.30 1.45 .65 .15 M. utuel rricesj our tommy 4.10 2.50 1.05 .25 • POISON ARROW 2.40 .20 Winner— B. f, by Count Fleet— Marguery, by Sir Gallahad III., trained by H. Jacobs; bred by Belair Stud. WENT TO POST— 4:21. OFF AT 4:21 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. FLEET VIXEN raced on equal terms with COMBATORE for about six furlongs then drew out when ready and was never in danger thereafter. OUR TOMMY improved his position in the middle of the track when called upon and went well to the end. POISON ARROW lacked early speed but plodded along to pick up the tiring COMBATORE in the stretch. COMBATORE was through after going seven furlongs. FERTILE LANDS did not seem to like the going and failed to be a serious factor being beaten off at the end. Scratched-000944 Challenge Like, 110; 98273 Highbinder, 122; 00147 Muzzle, 116. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Sting, May 9, 1 925-1 :42H-4-1 06. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds. On r c I Claiming. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners at a mile or over allowed 3 lbs.; of any M J J I race since March 24, 5 lbs.; maidens, 9 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. May 1-50 — Jam Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 02,547. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 99522 EASY CHOP wb112 3 7 73 "72 74 2 14 J Rhodes* 3500 M D Wagnon 2015 999222 FREE VERSE wb117 9 5 23 21 22 14 22 J Nichols 3500 R Green 425 999224 ZERO wb 108 2 2 4 42 3 31 32 T Atkinson 3500 Brandywine Stable 10.55 00141 WRAGGLE-TAGGLE w 111 1 6 64 63 6h 4h 42 G Hettinger 3500 Hudson Valley Stable 17 85 00279 DARK MISS • wb 108 5 3 54 54 51 5 5 D LaPlace* 3500 Blue Circle Farm 1255 00148 MISS COMEDY wb 112 6 9 9 8 8 7 62 S Bouletis* 3500 Audley Farm 985 999223 EYEWIN w 122 8 4 33 34 4h 8 73 M Danisit 3500 S Finkelstein 5 00 00281 BIRD RING wb114 4 1 1" 1 1h 6h 8 C Erricot 3500 M Seidenberg 6.45 995222 IREIGN wb 112 7 8 8" Bled. L Hansman 3500 Mrs G Felkner 1.95 Time, :24%, :49%, 1:15%, 1:43, 1:50%. Track sloppy. z— Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to . D.: EASY CH0P «J0 15-33 8.80 20J 5 6.65 3.40 M..t...~l utuel rricesl free verse 6.40 4.90 2.20 145 »-ZERO 5.8O 1.90 Winner— B. f, by Easy Mon— Chop Suey, by Aneroid-, trained by J. D. Wagnon; bred by I. C. McMahan WENT TO POST — 4:52. OFF AT 4:53 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gale. Won ridden cut; second and third driving. EASY CHOP was outpaced for six furlongs, then made a good move on the outside nearing the stretch turn, was forced very wide on the bend, but wore down FREE VERSE and won going away under hard urging. FREE VERSE was close to BIRD RING in the early running, took command when the latter began to tire on the stretch turn and was unable to resist the winner. ZERO was well placed early, but failed to threaten. WRAGGLE-TAGGLE was going fairly well at the end. EYEWIN and BIRD RING stopped badly in the stretch. IREIGN bled early and was taken up on the backstretch. Scratched-00281 Tunic, 107; 001482 Plumelette, 107; 99922 Sonatine, 112; 99866 Anshirl, 115. Overweight— Wraggle-Taggle, 3 pounds; Dark Miss, 1. Attendance, 19,199; Total Mutuel Pool, ,488,742
