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SPORTSMANS PARK Copyright, 1951. by Triangle Publications, Inc. — — — — __ CICERO. ILL., MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1951-SPORTSMANS PARK 1-2 MILE Second riav «f f«.«„ *». noting Camera. April 28 to Ma, 14. National Jockey ClJb. AuSnaic starting gat ? Harms lyesg y ! Weather cloudy first five races; clear thereafter. £ Steward representing Illinois Racing Board. S. L. James. Stewards T R Cox and W A Rotaan — Piarinn 1 " JudtVc ESS SfcWEP/S ,,eaU- /ro. Judrdege SCw"n"andWVa?coRp%T: £23 Judge, C. C_ Masden. Clerk of Scales, F. W. Alsbury. Assistant Clerk of Scales, F. T. Miller. Starter R W ~ toy? J j. SSL " 9 SeCretanr 3nd Handica"*r R- p- McAuliffe. Assistant Radng Sec£ m?SS IS Vp! Dayj9!,t T!me. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 2 l . 2 " current m«etmg, :50. Percentage of favorites in the money, .72. Daily Double first and second races , Entnes run as one; no field horses. Mutuel take, 13 per cent State 5, track 8 a r RrP/f tbS- ,apprenlice allowance claimed. • Five lbs. claimed, t Seven lbs. claimed. W Whip. S Spurs * B Blinkers In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. 2 Complete finish of each race confirmed by Harveys Eye-ln-The-Sky Camera. 3 FIRST RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16, 1950—1:26—3—109. Purse 800 9 7 9 fl 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners in 1951 allowed 5 lbs *~ w *• W Claiming price, ,000. 5 | April 30-51— Spt Net value to winner ,170; second, 60; third, 80: fourth, 0 Mutuel Pool, 5,115. u "de* Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to I SS pKS.mc W1I1 J 5 4i 3i13 12 1h WCarstens 2000 E Luther 350 = £25 SSSyPSS wb8 13 7 9 92 81 64 24 25 H Keenet 2000 H E Nevins 4 60 3 27256 BLITZEN LADY w 4 108 9 2 7« 7 4U 4h 3* R Campt 2000 J L Jones 4 S 274 K$ MAT? W?J!? 1? I 5 S 3 £ 4,i R SS WO J Van0DeSn Bossche and3 ■ £~I, ?ENIES MATE w 9 113 1 4 3h 62 72 73 53 D Wagner 2000 H W Ostle 270 - £££ mSrVrFor "i 106 6 8 6 4i 3i 52 6» L Grandsti 2000 G J Schatz 9 20 J £3893 PICKETWIRE w 10 115 5 10 10 10 92 88 75 D Dew 2000 McDaniel and Maddux 9 40 I 25c 3 BURGOO MASrRwb 5 113 2 3 21 2h 24 34 83 A Skoronski 2000 Va lent i Stable 3 60 I 20446 FLYING SANDY wb7 108 3 6 5* 5* 83 98 915 j Eversole 2000 H R Tyner 2520 26488 VALDINA TRIAL wb9101 8 1 H 1J 10 10 10 A WidmanJ 2000 Mrs L Harrison 35 60 TFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. *Seven pounds apprentice aJlowance waived Time, :235s, :50 1:17%, 1:33%. Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to * Mutuel Prkesf KkIns::::::::::::::::::: m IS 9 *" H fIS • BLITZEN LADY ; 480 140 !£«£"Ek-Jl-.~2 y Pharned— Beautie V.. by Banco, trained by E. Luther; bred by R. I. Parsons WENT TO POST-2:07. OFF AT 2:07 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. N0WL0GGIN was allowed to race freely close to the early pace and, taking command when mildly urged, drew out on the backstretch but was forced to do his best near the end to hold FRANK MUNNS. The latter moved up very fast nearing the stretch turn and, although racing wide in the stretch, was pressing the winner. BLITZEN LADY made a fairly good run in the last quarter to easily dispose of the remainder. GOLDEN LINER was racing fairly well at backsTretchBURGOO MASTER %ST """ °" "* *** " t0 ™* a mwe the mSrSStJU K-D"* 113; 27383 Donna L-108i 272554 0,ad* ■* Overweight— Nowloggin, 1 pound; Picketwire, 2. SECOND RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16, 1950—1:26—3-109. Purse 800 2 7 A 9 1 3-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,500: if for 000 / u x. I allowed 3 lbs. April 30-51 — Spt Net value to winner ,170] second, 68; third, 80: fourth, 0 Mutuel Pool. 8303. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt j % % Str Fin Jockeys Cig Pr. Owners Odds to jSTWHACKEi 2000 B H Wise 4416 S£ vRfu wb118 7 5 42 3,i24 * 23 A Skoronski 2500 J J Eckrosh 1.00 ScNnYmAn»H w 115 6 4 2i 2h 32 32 33 WCarstens 2000 Murray Hill Farm 8.00 19682 SCRAP IRON w 118 2 6 54 54 43 43 45 T Williams 2500 H W Ostle 50 20 Ai;IEGEE wb115 1 9 9M0 9J 72 5» A Gomez 2500 T Boudrie Sr 410 Sn,,nffISSIN ™ £!5 f ! 7h 7* 51 54 62JD Wagner 2000 Mr and Mrs G B Holman 4*20 272543 JULIANA wb113 9 7 82 72 63 7« H Keene 2500 P R Niere 400 27254 CANNON MAN wb 110 10 1 6h 92 10 85 88 T Cafarelli* 2000 L Huddleston 11220 HOLIDAY BREEZE wb 113 5 10 10 83 82 9* 91 R Camp 2500 C A and L A Becker 1200 27384 FIRST DIVER wb115 8 2 32 43 6MO 10 W E Carroll 2000 C C Hankins 9010 Time, :24Vs, :50%, 1:19%, 1:34%. Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — « , Odds to % Mutuel PricesAPcEK«ERcupPRIDE.::::::::::::::::: *-SUNNY 8,w « IS «n 8?S HASH 420 110 Sf/i ?"sahiwhaler-Air Watch by On Watch, trained by B. H. Wise; bred by B. Wise WENT TO POST-2:38i. OFF AT 2:38* CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. WHACKER PRIDE went to the front after SOing about thirty yards and, well rated, never relinquished the leadership, although threatened several times by COPPER CUP. The latter made a strong move after entering the backstretch and again SfJwS.v°uAcu tU"V "!? c0?ld never get t0 *** winner« although gaining under hard riding at the end SUNNY HASH raced -. evenly m a fairly good effort. SCRAP IRON failed to threaten. ALIEGEE was badly outrun ear y JULIANA unseated her rider before the start and was never a contender ZToTimanduif52 F,areto t15; ■"■ Papa F 118;"273843 w* Gift "* Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid ,136.60— Double Pool, 5,278 THIRD RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16, 1950-1:26-3-109. Purse 800 2 7 A 9 9 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners in 1951 allowed 5 lbs / w *• *- Claiming price, ,000. April 30-51 — Spt Net value to winner ,170; second, 60: third, 80; fourth 0 t Mutuel Pool, 5,833. j Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to Sl!E«?m£e£N£?SY ".J115 9 1 2,*1i13 15 16 W Carstens2000 W T Loeber il5 201422 FEARLESS KEN wb7113 4 3 1h 22 21 21 24 D Wagner 2000 G F Menq I m 25772 SIR JACOMAR wb4118 3 7 6482 73 53 31 H Keene »00 E McDonald U 27385 WISE POLICY wb7113 6 9 82 41 S 34 44 A Skoronski 2000 J TrueUJr 2» 27312 WAXON w 8 115 7 4 51 64 U 4* 54* D Dew 2000 A Sy £■ 274404 FANA G. w 5 104 8 2 4S 9» P 64 ftt J Eversole* 2000 Mrs Well* Mice ° rnnhm * " in on 74*5? j ST 5 IS BATTtNGDUCKwb7113 Iff* 44 FWhSh" S3 I™ Ir J *! l I I ? ? S CBurns ■■ Saginaw Stable 59.80 27439 m BUCK cat CAT 6 108 2 o 8 9 9 w 9 9 9 L GrandstJ 2000 Kelley and Heisner 8 20 Time, :24%, :50%, 1:17%, 1:32%. Track slow. 1 — Mutuels Pai«f — ■ , Odds to v Mutuel Prkes SKp.:::::::::::::::::: " ii » « al v SIR JACOMAR 3 80 on Winner-B. g, by Port au Prince-Brown-Eyed Gal, by Rolls Royce, trained by J. Bollero; bred by C. B. l WENT TO POST-306. OFF AT 3:06 CENTRAL DAYLrCHT TIME. i/ciiStarrt go0d from Sta" gatc- Won easi,y; second and third driving. ATOMIC ENERGY headed FEARLESS C KEN after going a short distance and, racing thereafter as if much the best, won well in hand FEARLESS .rJl5.orJ.mued Wltl? Lgood coura9e after be"? headed and was not seriously threatened for second place SIR 1 J*ACPMA£ ,mProvech[s position gradually in the last quarter. WISE POLICY made a mild move on the "back- ¥ stretch, then dropped back. BATTLING DUCK had some early speed. Scratched— 244192 Master Mike, 113; 274392 Joes Star, 113; 259274 Jumpy John 113- 27314 Trv Mk in*. n "* 108, 27383 Lerners Girl, 101; 27440 Lady Forest, 108; 27382 Kitty Kat, 113 Overweight— Atomic Energy, 2 pounds; Waxon, 2; Fana G., 1. FOURTH RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16, 1950—1:26-3-109 Purse 800 9 7 9 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 21. Weight 120 lbs Non- «a * ■ A J winners of three races in 1951 allowed 3 lbs.; of two races, 5 lbs.; of one race 8 lbs T April 30-51 — Spt Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner ,170; second, 60; third, 80; fourth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 6,686. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to A* 273864 PHARLO w5115 2 6 4h 31 3« 11 14 W Carstens 2500 E Luther 2020 W: 273862 SMART EVE wb 6 115 9 8 62 4J 45 33 25 H Keene 2500 W H Bishop M Bl Blue 27217 HAPPY WEST wb 6 112 10 1 83 83 6* 53 3i H Holcomb 2500 G Gerber 13m fr, 273132 PRO TANTO wb4115 HUH 13 24 43* A Skoronski 2500 R E Young 400 £ are 273863 SQUINT wb4 115 7 3 2* 23 2h 43 54 T Osment 2500 C J Carter 2120 YC 27313 POTENTATE II. wb6112 4 10 10 10 94 74 64 D Wagner 2500 H E Nevins 2510 Ar 273122 ESPIRITU wb8109 5 7 5" 64 5J 6» 74J P Moore* 2500 R Lowe UM ca: 272564 RAFFLE HOUSE wb 11 112 6 9 95 9« 84 915 83* G Olivera 2500 0 and L Spitzer 400 th the 273133 SANGONE wb9110 1 5 74 73 74 81 920 L Grandsf 2500 Dockery and Rea 1100 and an 27258 BEARTRACKS wb4107 8 2 31 510 10 10 R Camp 2500 A Feder 155 go Ke Time, :24%, :49%, 1:16%, 1:31% Track slow. Pa t— c Mutuels Pahl — , , Odds to v Mutuel kA,.*-.,nl »-!*— PHARLO 4240 11.40 7.00 20.20 « 470 » 250 Pr.cessMp%RTEVET...............:...;... „ g A Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. PHARLO charged on PRO TANTO AF nearing the far turn to take command after leaving the backstretch and although racing wide on the final bend bd been was not in serious danger, although flicked with the whip to keep him going. SMART EVE was unable to St contest with the early leaders but made up ground in the late stages and was gaining. HAPPY WEST closed ~L a gap in the last quarter. PRO TANTO " tired. SQUINT also weakened. RAFFLE HOUSE failed to figure 2? seriously. in in Scratched-25069 Wisktiger, 112. rei Overweight— Espiritu, 2 pounds. tb. the ! 1 j l C 1 ¥ — HI 111 IU1LL JiFWWWli™-!™ .LNMoYUH, Ucl 15, WuU.-Wi-S-.IOi. Purse 000 2 7 6 2 4 22!?2ffi?-J!?!2il■ft,■• ?rwrld Itt Ml; aider/ 129MiaL Me»-«fiim 7 •■ ,«i . * 1."" March 3 a,!owed 3 ,bs one race in 195t 5 lbs. Claiming price, 000 April 30-51— Spt Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth 00 Mutuel Pool, 7,087. 7 Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 2S5? weanpnrimIpny wJ!Jl2 I I 9 Vi 12 1i A Skoronski 5" B » 2-20 fSS5»S2SSSD £!!£ II 3i 31 21 W Carstens SOOO W T Beezley 8 30 Sw m5RFP ER W5 H?J ! 4h 4h 3J 3i G Olivera 3000 J Simon 6 30 2im KiPSScT WbJ r2, 5h 5h 4h 44 R LynchJ 3000 Mrs A M Creech 13 20 55§ mtoL T512 51! W 7h 84 54 R Camp 3000 Mrs E Oros 4060 ?75 KRnn°NY Wbf f 5 5 2h 2h 53 6i L Pafundi 3000 A Ersoff 440 miBfSandK !!!£ ? ST 73 DWagner Mr and Mrs G B Holman 45:00 ££2 ?2nrpic: crDw:Wbc I 2 f f 9J 91 81i H Keene 3000 W H Bishop 3 60 S5 q??Cr|SouERVERTc !S M £10 10 9,lT0sm««t 3000 MrsBEGaughan 7010 20443 SGT. BROWN wb 6 108 7 7 7J 6* 6410 L GrandstJ 3000 Hilltop Stock Farm 1100 Tune, :24%, :49%, 1:04. Track slow. Mutuel rWSMr. j= =*Hft Htn ZW *-FAIR PORTER 4 JJ WETTpSsTl4RSPin0Fn VanBerg;bred by Coldstream Stud. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. HENNY PENNY went to the front at once and outfooting her opposition to the first turn, increased her advantage when straightened out on the backstretch, but showed signs of fatigue nearing the end. WAR RULER was always in the first flight and w*"£2Land%S£73l.T? Dick1 ■• "S; *" Dm,h ,,5i M" Kak"» ■"*• Overweight— Process Server, 3 pounds. SIXTH RACE 5-8 MILE out of chute. Greytown, Oct. 16, 1950— 1:00%— 5— 110J. May Day Purse 9 7 £ O C p,urse 53»°°0- 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of 80 ether than 7 Te* claiming since February 19. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-winners since April •• ,1 30-51 — c 5 pt x March 10 allowed 3 lbs.; of two races since February 19, 5 lbs.; one race in 1951, 8 lbs. Claiming races not considered Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool, 5,884. lndex Horses EqtAWtPPSt £ % Str Fin Jockeys Cer! Odds to 26004 ENCANTADORA w 3 108i 4 3 13 14 14 ts T Williams E H Lane 290 » SEfSff Wb!!S I 4 4J 4i3i « DWa KeplerTEaton IS ?§£ nT,SA?p !! 21 22 21 34 R Correa Mrs H P Bonner 7.10 Sfi 2nf7AuAJn.« c. WbJ115 7 8 71 5i52 41 WCarstens W H Bishop 9 30 SH 2ap£2tR?AdD 5 12 8 9 10 7h 6,i5i HH°c°mb G Gerber 11.26 SSSSSJ* "S1!1! 8h 93 7h 6h L GrandstJ Mrs T M Pruett 50.80 S nvAMT .5 2 3 1 2 31 41i7 S A Skoronski M H Van Berg 3 70 EELandSS** , !S12 1 f 5,J61 84 83JRCamp Woolford Farm 51.40 23228 FUSSY C. J. wb 3 104 96 9*8*9392 J Eversole* A Valter 15 60 25124 MIST 0* DAWN wb 6 107 5 7 6* 10 10 10 P Mullins Mrs-C Dority 60 60 Time, :23%, M%, 1:02%. Track good. 1— C Mu*«els Paid- , Odds to , M.«./..»,T.««. • U ifiiAl TUel K D»:y.rENCANTAD0RA 7.80 4.60 3.60 2.90 1 30 80 riCeS GREYTOWN 380 260 90 30 iDINA BAM 500 150 32fi55t=£h-«JL*» P*?Jh £h.a-r9f7B/ilia by Livefy« lrained to E- LeeJ bred °y Kin9 Ranch. WENT TO POST-4:271. OFF AT 4:27| CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. ENCANTADORA soon dashed to the front to open up on her opponents rounding the first turn and led by a wide margin thereafter to win with S Ln.!;!sene- lGRE,YJ0Ww?,sT.una«ble t0 keeP "P with the ey Pace, but was clearly best of the others. Ei» £.-."T CDnlc to ENCANTADORA most of the way in a good effort. OBSTINATE SI was racing fairly at Wr„Mi •.ieTn.RnS»»,?,ED raced " four ta"*f« and tired as if short. ROMAN ROAD improved his position slightly. MIST 0 DAWN was never a serious contender Scratched— 272594 Chippewa Chief, 107; 20444 Connies Boy, 112; 15965 Blue Manthie, 107 Overweight— Encantadora, 4 pounds; Obstinate Si, 3; Fussy C. J., 2. SEVENTH RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16. 1950-1:26-3- 109 Purse ,300 9 7 9 A 3-vear-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-eIcis, 111 lbs, csdpr, 120 lbs. Non-winners « .. •«„.„. V?ce April 21 allowed 3 lbs.; since February 19, . lbs.; since November 22, 8 lbs April 30-51 — Spt Claiming price, ,000; if for ,500, allowed 3 lbs Net value to winner ,495; second, 60; third, 30; fourth. 15. Mutuel Pool, 5,039 Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt gjJTjj Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. cWr7 Oddi toll S! fmnnrm "*f"7. I t H U U 3 1" A Skoronski 5000 Mrs F E Brown 600 Sn ?2f rmmIm Wt5 J I ? W£ 3 2 DWa9ner S000 Mr and Mrs G B Holman 5.20 256493 THE BLUE HEN wb4115 6 1 2£ 2 21 2h 3" WCarstens 5000 G W Renfroe Km ™4rLlVr.Gp|CL°UDwEJ!iB 1 f £U 54 4446 PM00re* S Mr! TFE Donald 5.40 2?fS££2L "bV£ i 5 31 ? 4i55 52 T Williams 5000 W H Bishop 4 80 SnADEnA,ES ■IKir 7 P P L Grandst: 5000 H E Nevins WM 26838 SORORITY w 5 107 7 7 7 MB 7 7 J Eversole* 5000 P L Grissom 180 Time, :23%, :49, 1:16%, 1:31. Track good. »*»«.« i — 52 Mutuels Paid — , r Odds to muruei rricesjRouNDELEER 6.20 4.80 2,10 CS VTHE BLUE HEN 4 20 110 ***»-* ■. li 7liraai~.5.arJ ,yictory !f Trau"ier, trained by R. Lerner; bred by C. W. Jones. WENT TO POST— 4:54. OFF AT 4:54 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. , a ui? 900d from ■Sta." gat!" Won drivin9; second and third the same. T0RDAR soon sprinted to the front and holding a good lead to the stretch, raced wide on the final bend, carrying ROUNDELEER with him and held the latter in a close finish. ROUNDELEER was always a forward factor and although forced to ooide £JK ****■!*■ was pressing the winner and just failed to get up. THE BLUE HEN displayed a good S,F0fr KSbVV tap"J5 !T*2 F,G"T,NG CLOUD was racing steadily at the finish. GENE GIRL dropped back gradually and was badly beaten at the end. SORORITY bore out badly * on the VK second seconu turn and seemed unwilling to extend herself. Overweight— The Blue Hen, 5 pounds. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Not Sorry, Oct. 24, 1950-1 :47%-3-107. Purse 000 4-year-olds 9 7 C 9 7 and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners since March 3 allowed 3 lbs : 7 S,nce February 19» 5 lbs.; since November 23, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500 •, *» *. „ April 30-51— Spt Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00 Mutuel Pool, 6,758. Index Horses Egt A Wt PPSt jj j % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Oddslol? 27214 THUNDERJET w4112 8 3 2* 11 13 14 15 D Waqner 2500 K T Berklin HR 273883 MALI JOHNNY w8115 2 8 84 75 411 31 3* w Ca«t«»n : 7v* p w«*t«» ?S g£SN° IIS l i f S ?? 2m sSSi IS JRJWgk°rosh 3 26798 AMANECER wb 8 107 6 9 9 85 88 74 54 T Cafarelli* 2500 J I Labelle -£on 27214 TIGER FORE wb6112 9 6 42 51 54. 55 6* G Olivera 2500 R Bonn £! 26798 FREE TRANSIT wb 10 110 7 5 H 2h 7* 6« 75 pSS 2500 MUvel 5??n 22t1?78 SycSSIgLnftlS J J £f ? f ? 2S«sS SMGaeSnter S 27317 GAY COMMANDO w7107 5 2 7« 9 9 9 9 J Eversole* 2500 C Eafrate an ™ 40 Tnne, :25%, :51%, 1:19%, 1:47, 1:54%. Track good ,TU111I.„ .__ t — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to Mutuel Pricesf Imali peVe1ereII johnny :::::::::;:::::::::;- :.::: 10M J3 3S f»* 14° aFl H. FWGungeghetimbr- ** " Waf D09-Dn,sa * Tiberius trai by L. F. Warby; bred by C. F. Hockley and fHi7 T0 PP51"-522- OFF AT 5:22 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. btart good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. THUNDERJET moved fast to takP 3E"kt« BSt25S awl Sr*L!2 afte,r ,eaving the and*3S STISS SmS MAN IMmtVv £E„S,L0Th-a,way?.-a 900 conte,lder and easily took care of the others in the final half m le MALI JOHNNY improved his position under urg ng to best the others JACK FUSANO fatforf in jLTtTL Zi was beaten off by the first three at the end. HIGH MAYER and FREE TRANSIT quit bacflj Overweight— Mali y Johnny, 3 pounds. NINTH RACE SUBSTITUTE DECLARED OFF Attendance, 10,257; Total Mutuel Pool, 46,583 ~~
