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Official Racing Charts 1 SPORTSMANS PARK 1 Publications. Inc. — » Copyright, 1951. bf TrianjrJ* CICERO ILL , TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1951— SPORTSMANS PARK 1-2 MILE. Ninth day of fourteen-day meeting April 28 to May 14. National Jockey Club. Automatic starting gate. Harveys Eye-in-the-Sky Camera. Weather clear. Steward representing Illinois Racing Board, S. L. James. Stewards, T. R. Cox and W. A. Reagan. Placing Judges J J Klucina, F C. Crafton and E. A. Roulleau. Patrol Judges, George Swain and Vasco Parke. Paddock Judge C C Masden. Clerk of Scales, F. W. Alsbury. Assistant Clerk of Scales, F. T. Miller. Starter, R. W. Oickerson timer, R. E. Hopton. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, R. P. McAuliffe. Assistant Racing Secre- tary, J. J. Klucina. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Central Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1950, .17; current meeting, .30. Percentage of favorites in the money, .69. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries run as one. Mutuel take, 13 per cent State 5, track 8. _ § Three lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. * Five lbs. claimed. * Seven lbs. claimed. W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each roce confirmed by Harveys Eye-ln-The-Sky Camera. FIRST RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16, 1950— 1:26— S— 109. Purse ,800. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners in 1951. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming ** O l * 2 O 1 i / price. ,500. May 8-51 — Spt Net value to winner ,170; second. 60; third, 80; fourth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 2,207. Index Horses"" EgtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 278873 RAFFLE HOUSE wb 11 120 2 6 4i 32 32 24 1"* A Gomez 2500 0 and L Spitzer 5.50 278882 HAPPY WEST wb 6 120 4 2 1h 1h 1J 1h 2« A Skoronski 2500 G Gerber 2.40 27751 KAPINISCA wb5115 3 4 52 53 42 42 33 A Gaither 2500 F Rando 16.10 27833 WAR RULER w6120 1 7 2J 24 21 31 4* H Keene 2500 W T Beezley 1.70 278874 FRANKIE D. wb5120 7 3 6i 64 54 54 54 R Camp 2500 H N S Stable 9.20 14216 TRY AGAIN wb6 115 9 1 9 83 84 6* 64 J Brooks 2500 A S Higgins 25.20 27620 FLYING SANDY wb7115 8 9 8 74 71 7 78 C C Smith* 2500 Mrs H R Tyner 44.10 27313 BOLDETTE wb4115 5 8 7i 9 9 9 8" R Pea body* 2500 E McDonald 15.00 27684 COTTON BUD w 5 120 6 5 32 4J 6* 82 9 T Williams 2500 A H Schreier 14.10 Time, :23%, :48. 1:14%, 1:27%. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid- , Odds to « . t RAFFLE HOUSE 13.00 5.20 3.60 5.50 1.80 .80 . Mutuel Pncesf happy west 3.60 3.20 m m VKAPINISCA 5.B0 1-30 Winner— Br. g, by House Warmer— Raffles Chance, by Raffles, trained by C. Scott; bred by C. Stevens. WENT TO POST-2:07. OFF AT 2:07 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. RAFFLE HOUSE, prominent from the start slipped through on the inside entering the stretch to reach the lead, then gamely withstood HAPPY WEST The latter drifted out slightly on the final turn and, though unable to withstand the winner, was easily best of the others KAPINISCA failed to respond when shaken up for the ultimate test. WAR RULER tired under punishment. FRANKIE D. lacked speed, as did TRY N™*J£Wj~Jg£* SSL wide throughout COLLEGE GIRL, LAME IN THE PADDOCK, WAS ORDERED DECLARED BY THE STEWARDS. ALL WAGERS ON COLLEGE GIRL WERE REFUNDED. tmm Scratched-27749 College Girl, 115; 20289 Sedgegood, 113; 278903 Sgt. Brown, 113; 27748 White Spring, 120; 27756 Bolo Howie, 120; 27832 Wisktiger, 115; 23530 Sugar Doughnut, 115. 5FrftNn RACE 5-8 MILE out of chute. Greytown, Oct. 16, 1950— 1:00%— 5-1 10_. Purse ,800. 1 _; 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners in 1951. Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming l _ * 2 8 13 3 price, ,000. Mav 8-51 Spt Net value to winner ,170; second, 60; third, 80; fourth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 5,403. . Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St A % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 277553 QUEEN KARLINGwb 6 113 10 4 tq 13 12J 12j H Keene 2000 C C Hankins 1.00 273834 HYPOTHESIS wb6118 5 6 23 24 22 J 23 A Skoronski 2000 R E Young 10.20 27367 LITTLE DICK wb 4 118 8 8 41 53 41 3" S Luce 2000 Mrs E Muckler 11.00 244192 MASTER MIKE wb4118 6 7 31 31 31 42 K Robrtson 2000 P Larvis 7.00 251273 GOOD HUNTING wb 9 118 4 5 52 4" 52 54 D Lamb 2000 P 0Donnell 11.10 27620 BURGOO MSTERwbSm 2 1 HP P V • Peabody* 2000 Valenti Stable 4.50 17500 MISS CRANBERRYw 6 108 3 3 71 7* 72 73 T Cafarelli* 2000 W D Andrews 35.20 27208 TEMPTATION wb4113 1 2 91 94 Bh 8** G Olivera 2000 C and W Lord 25.10 27749 SWIFT TOWN wb8118 7 10 10 10 10 9* R Correa 2000 C J Carter 30.00 20077 TWO BEES wb 4 113 9 9 81 84 9410 C C Smith 2000 Mrs C Adair 47.20 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:01%. Track fast. r—%2. Mutuels Paid— . , Odds to j i _ /QUEEN KARLINC 4.00 3.40 3.00 1.00 .70 50 Mutuel ki ln. Prices? hypothesis e.w 4.50 2.40 .40 iLITTLE DICK 4.80 1.40 Winner— Ch. m, by King Carl— Dome Lake, by Sir Luke, trained by R. B. Cameron; bred by C. Stewart. WENT TO POST— 2:35. OFF AT 2:351 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. QUEEN KARLING made the pace to the stretch under steady rating and continued on gamely thereafter when ridden out. HYPOTHESIS raced in nearest attendance to the leader from immediately after the start, but lacked a menacing rally. LITTLE DICK raced evenly through the late stages without mishap. MASTER MIKE tired under punishment. GOOD HUNTING had no apparent excuse. BURGOO MASTER was outrun. MISS CRANBERRY never was prominent. TEMPTATION was forced to take up when in close quarters soon after the start and lost all chance. SWIFT Sc4tch«l-273829Royal Tom, 118; 277552 Hush Money, 113; 27748 Erby D., 118; 27685 Fortuitous, 113; 05412 Rotate, 113; 27314 Try Me, 113. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 5.00— Double Pool, 8,440. * THIRD RACE 7-8 MILE out of chute. Mr. Joe Puck, Oct. 16, 1950—1:26—3—109. Purse ,100. 1 O jf 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 21. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-O 2n 5 4 winners of two races in 1951 allowed 4 lbs.; one arce, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. May 8-51 — Spt Net value to winner ,365; second, 20; third, 10; fourth, 05. Mutuel Pool, 9,250, Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 277544 EYE CATCHER wb4110 5 1 12 13 12$ n 12J R Peabody* 3500 Woolford Farm 3.30 278934 JETSAM wb 9 109 2 2 23 23 22 22 24 A WidmanJ 3500 S A Alexander 9.10 27260 RIOT wb6113 1 8 51 34 33 31 34 A Skoronski 3500 G Gerber 240 278932 JIM B0Y-H wb6113 6 7 71 61 42 4« 47 W E Carroll 3500 W T Beezley 4.30 i 278333 DANCE BAND w4110 4 4 41 5* 62164 54 C C Smith* 3500 N 1 Raffelman 6.20 27532 ALL BRITISH w6 116 868 8 8 8 6* H Keene 3500 Helen S Reineman 5.80 200812 BIG BUSTER wb7113 7 5 62173 72 72 72 D Wagner 3500 S and I Wernick 45JO 19539 BLEWS0 wb4108 3 3 3h 42 54 5* 8 T Williams 3500 M H VanBerg 23.60 rime, :23%, :47%, 1:13%, 1:26%. Track fast r— Mutuels Paid — . , Odds to » _» , 1 -» . /EYE CATCHER 1.60 4.60 3.40 3.30 1.30 .70 I Mutuel Prices? jetsam 8.40 4.60 320 1.30 t .RIOT 3.40 .70 I Winner— Ch. f, by Bleu dOr— Heartening, by Bow to Me, trained by H. 0. Simmons; bred by H. M. Woolf. WENT TO POST— 3:02. OFF AT 3:02 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but RIOT. Won driving; second and third the same. EYE CATCHER held a clear lead entering the stretch and maintained her advantage when placed to brisk urging. JETSAM, never far back, finished with good courage in a sharp effort. RIOT hesitated at the start, was rushed into ; contention before going three furlongs, then closed with determination. JIM B0Y-H, forced to take up sharply leaving the gate, failed to make up appreciable ground. DANCE BAND quit. BIG BUSTER was never formidable. BLEWSO retired steadily after possessing brief speed. Riot claimed by A. H. Schreier. FOURTH RACE 5-8 MILE out of chute. Greytown, Oct. 16, 1950— 1:00%— 5— 1101. Purse ,200. 0 1 n r 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-wirmers in 1951 allowed 3 lbs.; maidens, 2 O I J J 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. May 8-51 — Spt Net value to winner ,430; second, 40; third, 20; fourth, 10. Mutuel Pool, 8,304 Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St A % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 27836 TOWN SHEIK w 110 5 7 61 41 44 14 R Peabody* 4500 J F Beck 4.80 1 27834 NANCIE PATE wb113 1 1 35 3* 1" 221 A Skoronski 4500 G W Renfroe 1.20 278312 ORMES TOWN wfo 110 8 4 1* 24 21 34 H Keene 4500 Scott and Whitehead 7.40 20441 BEST0VER wb110 3 9 83 72 621 43 D Wagner 4500 M H VanBerg 10.20 FUSE BOX wb114 9 5 22 In 31 5h H Allgaier 4500 Mrs R Cramer 16.60 27834 DOUBLE BARREL w 118 4 8 9 84 8 o 6"* K Robrtson 4900 Mrs E Dandeles 22.40 1 27530 TIME-SABU wb111 7 6 54 52 51 74 L PrestgeJ 4500 A C Eckert 6.30 1 27889 IMPERIAL MANDYwb113 6 3 72 64 7h 815 W E Carroll 4500 Mrs E G Farrand 8.20 27530 GRASSEL0N w 110 2 2 4* 9 9 9 T Williams 4500 Edgewood Stable 50.60 I Time, :23%, :47%, 1:01. Track fast. ,— Mutuels Paid- , Odds to , n • fTOWN sheIK 11.60 4.40 3.20 4.80 1.20 .60 J Ml utuel Prices nancie pate 3.40 2.and0 .70 .30 1 lORMES TOWN 4.00 1.00 1 Winner— Br. g, by Man About Town— Romere, by Roman Soldier, trained by J. F. Beck; bred by A. Tennis. WENT TO POST— 3.321. OFF AT 3:34 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but BEST0VER. Won driving; second and third the same. TOWN SHEIK secured racing room along the rail on the final turn and, after taking command, won drawing away. NANCIE PATE moved up boldly on the outside entering the stretch, then weakened. ORMES TOWN was much used i engaging for the initial advantage and had little left. BESTOVER began tardily, worked her way forward on 1 the outside and closed willingly. FUSE BOX tired. DOUBLE BARREL, bumped by GRASSELON leaving the ! gate, was never a forward factor. TIME-SABU was outrun. IMPERIAL MANDY never was dangerous. GRASSELON unseated his rider and ran off three furlongs before the start, had brief speed during the running, then J quit to a walk. Overweight— Fuse Box, 4 pounds. i i I t I ; FIFTH RACE 5-8 MILE out of chute. Greytown, Oct. 16, 1950— 1:00%— 5— 1101. Purse ,500. 0 1 "5 C 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of two races other than maiden or claiming 2 O I 5 O since March 17. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of ,305 since March 17 allowed 3 lbs.; May 8-51 — Spt 75 twice, 6 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 2,436. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt tV % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 274444 INKY RACER w112 3 6 54 4 32 1»* A Skoronski H Forrest 3.00 27835 KISSABLE wb flOl 1 1 2 1 22 24 2"" D Wagner Mr and Mrs G G Holman 6.10 27835 RETICULE wb 110410 3 12 11 M 321 J Brooks E H Lane 3.20 27092 PENSIVE LADY 109 7 7 61 62 41 42 G Olivera J Emery 12.10 27533 WORTHY OPTION w 108 5 5 7 71 63 54 C C Smith Locust Lawn Farm 35.60 275334 CHAR S. V. wb 1081 4 2 32 34 54 6n* R Peabody Valenti Stable 9.00 277533 OPEN WAY wb 118 9 9 10 10 81 72 H Keene W H Bishop 5.50 27836 SWANEES PENNYwb112 6 8 92 91 71 83 K Robertsn C Swan 51.20 271164 HARVEST TIME w 109 8 10 81 8494 921 S Luce Mrs E Muckler 6.20 17304 BEAUTYS TIGER wb 112 2 4 41 51 10 10 T Williams N L Raffelman 24.40 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:01%. Track fast. r— Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to s __ , IB. /-INKY RACER ».00 4.60 3.40 3.00 1.30 .70 Mutuel Prices J kissable 6.20 5.20 210 i.eo VRETICULE 4.20 1.10 Winner— Br. g, by Omission— Black Heels, by Flying Heels, trained by G. Noel; bred by N. W. Brent. WENT TO POST-3:59i. OFF AT 3:591 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. INKY RACER, always within striking distance, was forced to take up momentarily when in close quarters along the rail entering the stretch, recovered readily and was up in the"Voncluding strides to outfinish KISSABLE. The latter raced prominently from the start and held on willingly in a good effort. RETICULE made the pace until inside the final furlong, then faltered PENSIVE LADY, bumped at the start by OPEN WAY, lacked a rally. WORTHY OPTION lacked speed. CHAR S. V. was through after three furlongs. OPEN WAY never reached contention. SWANEES PENNY and HARVEST TIME never were dangerous. Overweight— Kissable, 31 pounds; Reticule, 31; Pensive Lady, 2; Worthy Option, 1; Char S. V., 4; Harvest Time, 2. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Not Sorry, Oct. 24, 1950— 1:47%-3— 107. South Pacific Purse. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of 80 twice other than * O 1 O T L O I 3 / claiming since March 17. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of one race other than claim-May 8-51 Spt ing since March 17 allowed 3 lbs.; one race of any value since then, 5 lbs.; one race in 1951, 8 lbs Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 1.684. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt 1A Vi * Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0dds_tc 275354 BATTLE H wb5112 2 4 31 34 3 12 A Skoronski A E Harper 1.70 276894 BREZNO wb5117 5 1 1" 22 1 24 2 1 T Williams C Warning 6.40 277534 MR. DINK wb4112 1 5 5* 6 51 52 31 D Lambt E H Moody 6.80 27535 CAILLOU ROUGE wb6112 3 3 43 42143 44 43 D Wagner P J Valenti 5.30 276893 SIR DAVID wb4112 6 2 22 4 24 3* 521 H Keene W H Bishop 2.90 27989 PAY WINDOW wb 4 110 4 6 6 521 6 6 6 C C Smith* J C Nathan 7.60 tFrve pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :25%, :49%, 1:15%, 1:42%. 1:49. Track fast. ,—Vl Mutuels PaW- , Odds to . /-BATTLE H 5.40 3.20 2.80 1.70 .60 .40 __ Mutuel L IB. PricesJ brezno : 54° £3 1J0 •£ t-MR. DINK 3.80 .90 Winner— Ch h, by Battlewick— Transwau, by Transmute, trained by E. E. Wilson; bred by A. E. Harper. WENT TO POST-4:26. OFF AT 4:26 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but PAY WINDOW. Won driving; second and third the same. BATTLE H, never far back, took command with a rush on the near turn and steadily drew clear when fully extended. BREZNO showed good speed from the beginning, but failed to respond when called upon for his best effort. MR DINK outrun early as usual, closed a gap. CAILLOU ROUGE raced evenly through the late stages without mishap. SIR DAVID quit. PAY WINDOW went into the air at the break and lost all chance. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES out of chute. Burnt Pair, Oct. 26, 1950— 1:53%— 3-110. Purse 000 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners since *» O 1 • O Z O I 5 O April 21 allowed 3 lbs.; since March 17, 5 lbs.; since February 10, 8 lbs. Claiming May 8-51 — Spt price, ,500. Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 7,858. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt V* ft % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr Owners Odds to 27537 SNATCHED wb 5 108 5 5 12 14 15 13 13 A WidmanJ 2500 Mrs G Warby 7.40 27691 SIR BOB wb8115 8 7 24 2i 24 22 22 A Popara 2500 E R Moulder 30.00 27894 SHASTA LOCK w5115 4 6 52 51 41 31 321 D Wagner 2500 E Luther 4.60 276272 PETES BEST w8110 2 1 31 32 32 44 4J H Keene 2500 W H Bishop 2.60 27837 PINE LAKE wb9112 3 3 61 71 64 62 52 C Burnsi 2500 B H Wise 6.30 276912 CLOY wb8115 1 2 82 61 51 51 63 A Skoronski 2500 M White book 3.20 276914 SCOTLAND YARD w 9 120 7 9 9 9 82 74 74 T Williams 2500 A Gaal 14.80 275373 ROSES ARE RED w7 112 6 4 74 81 9 9 84 R Camp 2500 J Wolf 18.10 27627 JACK FUSANO w4115 9 8 42141 7h 81 9 C C Smith* 2500 J J Eckrosh 13.60 Time, :25%, :50%, 1:16%, 1:43%, 1:57 Track fast , — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to N . . /SNATCHED 16.80 9.40 6.80 7.40 3.70 2.40 Mutuel Pncesf sir bob 34.20 14.40 mm 6.20 ISHASTA LOCK 4.40 1.20 Winner— Ch m, by Cant Wait— Fanny, by Stimulus, trained by L. F. Warby; bred by N. W. Brent. WENT TO POST-4:53. OFF AT 4:53 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. SNATCHED outspnnted her rivals into the first turn and held sway thereafter under a mild hand ride. SIR BOB raced in closest pursuit of the winner, was unable to overtake the latter when roused for the drive, but was easily best of the others SHASTA LOCK was unable to improve his position when hard ridden through the late stages. PETE S BEST saved ground to no avail during the early running, came out for the drive, but was not good enough. PINE LAKE had no excuse. CLOY and SCOTLAND YARD were always outrun. JACK FUSANO quit. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Not Sorry, Oct. 24, 1950— 1:47%— 3— 107. Purse ,900. 3-year-olds and "Pward- Claiming. Non-winners in 1951. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. O O 1 O O " L O 6 Claiming price, ,000. May 8-51 — Spt Net value to winner ,235; second, 80; third, 90; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 5,700. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vz K Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 27623 POTENTATE II. wb6120 6 6 41 31 21 V 1n J Brooks 2000 H E Nevins 4.00 27992 TOWNLETTE w6115 5 3 51 42 41 31 24 A Popara 2000 Mr and Mrs G B Holman 23.20 27620 WISE ZAC w8113 4 4 22 11 14 2* 34 L Grandst* 2000 G J Schatz 10.00 27096 HOLIDAY HUMORwb 7 115 7 9 64 73 53 43 42 D Lamb 2000 H Golden 10.10 27389 BUSY TOP w 5 110 1 2 12 21 31 51 5h C C Smith* 2000 L Huddleston 4.00 27837 SUN JAY w 5 120 2 5 81 8 61 62 62 D Wagner 2000 J Gornick 4.50 277484 MANEEN wb7115 8 7 72 6h 74 71 71 R Peabody* 2000 P E Quigley 2.50 27388 FAVORITE TRAPwb 11 115 10 8 95 94 92 82 83 T Osment 2000 J and D Andrews 51.20 27627 GAY COMMANDOwb7 120 3 1 31 51 8 92 94 A Gomez 2000 C Eafrate 70.10 27388 LITTLE MINN wb6 115 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 D Dew 2000 R E Young 14.10 Time, :25%, :50%, 1:17%, 1:46%, 1:52. Track fast. Paid— Odds to ,— Mutuels » r-— s _. . n . POTENTATE II 10.00 7.20 5.20 4.00 2.60 1.60 MutUel PriCesJ TOWNLETTE 1SJ» 10.20 6.50 4.10 IwiSE ZAC 6.80 2.40 Winner— Dk. ch. h, by Picasso— Lemonade, by Lembach, trained by C. Caudle; bred by V. 0. Purchas Jamaica, B. W. I.. WENT TO POST-5.20. OFF AT 5:23 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. POTENTATE II. came between horses to assume command on the final turn, then withstood TOWNLETTE in a long drive. The latter responded readily when set down for the drive and was getting to the top one. WISE ZAC moved up menacingly entering the stretch but failed to stay. HOLIDAY HUMOR tired when placed to the drive. BUSY TOP lacked a rally. SUN JAY was outrun. MANEEN raced wide throughout. FAVORITE TRAP was always far back. LITTLE MINN, fractious at the post, showed nothing during the running. Scratched-27832 Straeth, 115; 27311 This High, 110; 27749 Nola, 108; 278373 Ugly Prince, 113; 27749 «____. Pert, 115; 27537 Count Alert, 115. NINTH RACE SUBSTITUTE DECLARED OFF Attendance, 9,407; Total Mutuel Pool, 70,864
