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— — . "V *■ — Official Racing Charts — 1 DETROIT ■ . , — Copyright. 1951. fay Triangle Publications. Inc. ■■ - r ■ ■-. ■ . DETROIT, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1951-DETROlf RACE TRACK 1 MILE. Seventeenth day of fifty-six-day meeting May 25 to July 28. Michigan Racing AttrtiatiM, Inc. Automatic starting gate. Crewley-.ter.es Camera Corp. Weather cleudy first three races; clear thereafter. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission, L. H. Walter. Stewards, A. L. Copland and J. S. Young. Placing Judges, James P. Ross, Jr., Hart Oemham and F. G. Farrell. Patrol Judges, Melvin Mackin. Lyle Dowling and John Hughey. Paddock Judge, Al Nun. Clerk of Scales, F. M. Otis, Sr. Assistant Clerk of Scales, W. G. Kelly. Starter, John Morrissey. Timer, J. P. Gruber. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, C. J. McLennan. Assistant Racing Secretary and Handkapper, S. S. Brown. _ Racing starts at 3:45 p. m. Eastern Standard Time. Saturdays and holidays, 2:00 p". m. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1950, .27; current meeting, .34. Percentage of favorites in the money, .69. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries run at one; no field horses. Mutuel take, 11 per cent State 5. plus annual license fee; track 6. _ * Five lbs apprentice allowance claimed. I 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 Crowley-Jones Camera Corp. FIRST RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. DiXville, June 7, 1951— :52fA— 2— 112. Purse ,,700. 2-year-olds. 1 O *7 Q Maidens. Claiming. . Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. 3 J J I y Net value to winner SlilOS] second, S340; third, 70; fourth, 5. -June 13-51— Pet Mutuel Pool, 3,827. . Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 306882 LANDMARK GAL w 110 6 5 3h 1ft ink J Phillips* 4000 E Kitchen 4.80 306883 LILS GADGET w115 4 2 2«J 2J 22 J West 4000 1 1 Collins «4.60 27022 C0NNIE-J0 wb115 3 1 "» 1h 32 3*$ T JefiflSdrt 4000 G A Cavartaugh 35.50 301133 BY DEGREES wbH5 5 9 4j 43 4*i T tattM. 4000 H Forrest 2.10 WHAT GOES ON w115 7 8 S 72 5*i H Sconza 4000 Buckley and Locklear 31.90 28537 ALIXE C. W115 2 10 10* 6H 61 E Danhauer 4000 Mrs J Brooks 31.30 30688 PENNWOVEN W 115 10 3 91 92 7nK D Madden 4000 M E Reizen 2170 30688 WAVE-A-LU w 115 1 4 72 51 83 E Coffmart 4000 J Parker 15.80 30688 PRINCE ORLEANS w118 9 12 W -9* 111 0 PrasaguH 4000 S Segretto - 48.00 THISTLE SIR wb118 8 6 52 8i 10* A Mortteiro 4000 G Collins 15.40 FREDRICKAW. w 115 11 11 12 112 11* P Gifford 4000 F C Farro 46.80 208314 BOLTON wb113 12 7 64 12 12 S ArmslrV 4000 Mrs M J Hoydtc 4.80 Time, :24, :4t%, :55fc Track sltfupy. r- Mutaefe Paid- Odds to , D.:~~~fLANDMARK GAL • tljBO 5.80 4.20 4.80 1.90 1.10 M..«...«l utuel r rices? lils gadget s.m 4.40 2.00 1.20 l CONNIE-JO 23.80 10.90 Winner -Ch. f, by The Sultan— Jane Brush, by Billy Brush, trained by R. C. Gillem; bred by Mr. and Mrs. E. Kitchen. WENT TO POST-3:47. OFF AT 3:47 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. LANDMARK GAL, a keen factor from the beginning, went to the front during the drive add held LILS GADGET safe. The latter, forwardly placed from the beginning, reached the lead between calls entering the stretch, but could not withstand the winner. CONNIE-JO began fast, made the pace for a quarter mile, then faltered: BY DEGREES, on the inside and in the deepest footing throughout, raced evenly without mishap. WHAT GOES ON was outrun and had no excuse. ALIXE C. saved ground during the drive, but could not threaten the leaders. PENNWOVEN was never dangerous. WAVE-A-LU. broke fast, but" dropped-back after the beginning. THISTLE SIR could not keep up. BOLTON raced wide throughout, losing all chance. Scratched— 30113 Desdemona, 115; 30688 Lady Rowena, 115; 30903 Poppy Day, 115; 30113 Gay Lucy, 115. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950-1:09%— 5— 115. Purse ,500. 3 1 ft A 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. .4-year-olds, 118 lbs.; older, 120 lbs. Non-wfnrters I O O U since May 24 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 10, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Jane 13-51— Pet Net value to winner 75; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 3,877. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va Vt StrFin Jockeys * Clg Pr. Owners Qddslo ■ 31020 LONGHORN wb7114 1 6 511 54 11 13 C. Hooper 1500 Mrs F Stafford 2.80 307894 MEYERSDALE w 9 110 8 4 421 41 53 22£ G Walker* 1500 McKinnon and Westphal 2L0O 27628 LT. BILL wb8114 9 1 1h 32 2h 3nk E Danhauer 1500 F Miner 7.10 30231 CORN SPICE wb 4 112 4 5 32 1h 31 41 L C Cook 1500 Guedry and Joia 500 31014 PAPPYS REBEL wb5 109 3 8. 8* 83 71 51 J Phillips* 1500 Mr and Mrs F Spellman 8.90 309024 WINSTAY wb4ll5 5 2 2h 2h 42 62 J Stewart 1500 A Wellman 14.70 30689 CAFE SINGER wb 5110 6 3 62 73 83 71% D Madden 1500 M and I Prickett 21.30 30900 BUMTYBUMP wb81l4 7 7 7l 6h 6 8 J Dickey 1500 W Neil 5990 31015 AMBER DOLL wb 7 109 29 9 9 9 9 L Hulsnder 1500 Fields and Walker 40J0 Time, :23%, :48, 1:14%. Track sloppy. , . 1— Mutuel* Paid— r-— Odds to — M D„:nr* LONGHORN 7.60 3.60 3.00 2.80 .80 .50 UtUel rriCeSj MEYERSDALE 3.28 2.80 .60 40 .LT. BILL 428 lilO Winner— B. g, by Milkman— Gallisa, by Sir Gallahad HI., trained by $. N. Stafford; bred by H. F. Guggenheim. WENT TO POST-4:10. OFF AT 4:101 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. LONGHORN raced evenly to the stretch, was sent to the outside for the drive and, responding to good handling, assumed command and then drew clear. McYERSDALE, never far back, bore out during the last three-eighths mile, finished well, but could l not seriously threaten the top one. LT. BILL began fast, raced prominently to the last eighth, then weakened. CORN SPICE, on the inside and in the deepest going, reached the lead entering the stretch, but tired during the dj-ive PAPPYS REBEL lacked early speed. WINSTAY gave way after racing forwardly placed to the stretch. CAFE SINGER disliked the sloppy track. BUMTYBUMP was never dangerous. AMBER DOLL would hot extend herself on the sloppy strip. Scratched-298542 Spring Folly, 109; 30519 Toleca, 115; 12331 Grabro, 114; 309002 Promise, 109; 30902 Miss Menifee, 113. Overweight— Cafe Singer, 1 pound. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 8.40— Double Pool, 2,692 THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5— 115. Purse ,700. 3l O O 1 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, I O O I 122 lbs. Non-winners twice since April 10 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. Claiming Jane 13-51 — -Bet price, ,500. Net value to winner ,105; second, 40; third, 70; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 0,587. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va Me StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 30791 RINGADOR w7117 6 1 11 11 14 U J Phillips 3500 L A Wesley ~480 305213 SORORITY w 5 114 5 4 .421 23 24 251 A Popara 3500 P L Grissom 90 30521 MISS MONTSIN w 5 112 1 2 21 31 33 3| E A Roy 3500 F E Arnold 1130 30790 BRIGHT STEEL w 8 116 3 5 54 52 4* 4»J E Coffman 3500 Mrs G C White 340 30695 GOLDEN FLEET w 4 114 4 6 6 6 6 5*1 J West 3500 Circle M Farm 1980 28173 FLYING RAID w7106 2 3 3fr 42 51 6 J Breckons* 3500 Buckley and Locklear 930 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13%. Track sloppy. /— SZ Mutuefs Paid — , - Odds to » M..f...n| D,:«.fRINGAD0R * * M-fc 4-W 3.20 4.80 1.00 .60 uruel rnces? sorority 2.80 2.40 40 20 • MISS MONTSIN , 4.00 100 Winner— Dk. gr. g, by Zacaweista— Gray Porte, by" Porte DrapeaU, trained by L. A. Wesley; bred by Mrs P. T. Chirtn. » WENT TO P0ST-4:331. OFF AT 4:331 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the Same. RINGADOR began fast, gave way momentarily to MISS MONTSIN after the start, came again to assume command and, responding to punishment during the stretch run, held SORORITY safe. The latter, going in good form, raced nearest RINGADOR after three-eighths mile, closed willingly, but could rtot overtake the winner, although easily best of the others. MISS MONTSIN went to the front soon after the beginning, gave way to RINGADOR befpre doing a quarter mile and steadily lost ground thereafter. BRIGHT STEEL disliked the sloppy track. GOLDEN FLEET lacked early speed and bore in badly during the stretch run. FLYING RAID had brief speed, but failed td Stay. Scratched— 30232 Big Girl, 109; 306954 Golden Bolt, 114; 19775 Sell Short, 109. Overweight— Miss Montsin, 1 pound. FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Our Request, Oct 7, 1950—1:43-4—119. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds 3 1 ft 0 and uPward- Claiming. Non-winrters twice since March 3. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-I O O Z, winners since May 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 2, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,250. June 13-51— Pet Net value to winner 75; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 5,1551 Index - Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vz % StrFin Jockeys ClgPr Owners Odds to 310174 BUSHEL wb5109 1 3 5h 61 5 4* 11 G Champe* 1250 G A Sacks 4~40 29979 NOLA wb5 115 3 6 83 82 611 31 21 1 H Sconza 1250 R S Link Jr 18X0 306914 MAGNETIC STARwb.9 115 5 1 11 n 1h 30 s Armstr*g* 1250 Saginaw Stable 320 303523 COPPER POT w 6 114 7 7 61 5h 83 84 4" P Milligan 1250 Mrs R Grundy 360 30238 TECHNICAL wb4115 4 4 44 41141 51 5" J Rivera* 1250 Skillman and Kaye 2080 30532 MARY GRACE wb4110 8 8 72 71 71 71 64 T Barrow" 1250 L Rddriguez 18 20 31013 HAPPY ALL wb 6 109 5 5 24 23 21 2h 73 G Walker* 1250 F T Hart 34 30 30906 ONWARD MARCHwb4110 2 2 34 33 34 6t 8* J Breckons* 1250 Buckley and Locklear 520 305203 SIGNALS BLOKEwb 10 109 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 J E Turnr* 1250 W Neil 5 70 Time. :24, :48%, 1:15%, 1:4% 1:50%. Track sloppy. r— Mutuels Paid— n , Odds to , uruel rricesjNOLA ig.oo 8.60 7.00 3.30 v MAGNETIC STAR 3.40 .70 Winner— Ch. g, by Maedic— Peaceful, by Rustic, trained by L. Hurwitz; bred by W. E. Charles, Jr., andT. Piatt WENT TO P0ST-4:56. OFF AT 4:561 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start gcod from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. BUSHEL, in hand to the stretch, was sent to the outside for the drive and, finishing fast under punishment, disposed of the leaders and won going away. NOLA, far back to the last three-eighths, lost ground entering the stretch and closed strongly, but could not Withstand the winner. MAGNETIC STAR was sent to the front at once, made the pace to the last eighth, then faltered. COPPER POT failed to rally When set down in the drive. TECHNICAL, on the inside for the drive, lacked racing room during the final sixteenth mile. MARY GRACE, roughed when caught between BUSHEL and COPPER POT at the half-mile pole, failed to threaten thereafter. HAPPY ALL tired after engaging MAGNETIC STAR to the stretch. ONWARD MARCH, forwardly placed to the stretch, was blocked for the drive. SIGNALS BLOKE disliked the sloppy track. Scratched-30691 Just-Made* It, 114. Overweight— Mary Grace, 1 pound. Onward March claimed by L. V. Atkinson. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MH.E Out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%-5— 115. Purse ,1H. 1 T 0 *i 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight. 120 lbs. Non-winners twice since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; v 3 I and O S one race, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed fdr each 50 to ,000. S June 13-51— Det Net value to winner ,170; second, 0; third, 80; f Mirth, 0. Mutuel Pool, 7,335. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va V2 StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odostosi 305244 RULE-ONE vr107 2 12 51 42 31 14 S Armstrg* 4500 D J Gleeson 2H.20 306902 GRANDMAS DAY w 110 10 9 12 6h 44 2nk T Barrow 4500 A L Birch 4.30 30524 ARPEGE * w 107 7 6 91 71 51 34 G Champe* 4500 Andrews and Zakoor , 4.00 309M IMPELLER wb 108 9 5 62 81 71 4"* G Walker* 4000 W Zakoor 1Z00 O 30524 MAD AGAIN w112 4 11 82 9h 81 54 J Westt 4500 H Forrest 5.90 307914 TRIOGRAPH wb110 6 4 3« 3J 21 62 L C Cook 4000 Buckley and Locklear 8.30 r-30524 WAR STIM w103 8 8 111 12 112 7" J Phillips* 4500 K M Little 27.30 ■ 309043 LITTLE DANNY wb 109 11 3 41 5* 6h Sh, J E Turnr* 4500 D R Laughter - 15X0 73 30348 PARKVIEW wbH6 12 2 22 144 91 A Monteiro 4000 H R Penney 13.60 183904 LADY TOY w 112 1 1 11 2l 91 10" E A Roy 4500 Circle Bar Ranch 21.20 Q 306903 GENIAL JACK wb 114 5 10 lOh 112 12 111 D Madden 4500 Mrs E Johnston 11.90 z. 309044 BONA ETERNAL w 110 3 7 71 101 102 12 E Danhauer 4000 A F Wall 9.90 q tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. •Tie, :J% ;48, 1:15t§.« Track muddy. • 3 . Mutuels Paid- — Odds to g RULE-ONE 58.40 20.60 11.00 28.20 9.30 4.50 S 1 • f n M. Utliel PriCeS J GRANDMAS DAY 5.60 3.60 1.80 .80 . CARPEGE 4.60 1.30 Winner— Ch. f, by Psychic Bid— Rule All, by Teddy, trained by S. Hazzard; bred by H. H. Knight. # Z! WENT TO P0ST-5:22. OFF AT 5:23 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. ± Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. RULE-ONE gradually improved her position to the stretch, was taken out and into the better footing for the drive and, responding to brisk urging, disposed of the leaders to win going away. GRANDMAS DAY. away sluggishly and outrun early, was sent to o the inside during the stretch run and Closed willingly, but could not reach the top one. ARPEGE lacked early speed, but finished fast in the middle of the track. IMPELLER raced wide during the last quarter mile. MAD K AGAIN made up ground during the drive. TRIOGRAPH raced prominently to the final furlong, then jtlred. , WAR STIM was never dangerous. LITTLE DANNY began fast, then failed to stay. PARKVIEW, a sharp factor from the beginning, went to the front after three-eighths, but tired while racing in the deepest footing during the final furlong. LADY TOY began fast, was tiring when placed in close quarters by PARKVIEW at the stretch turn and failed to recover: GENIAL JACK raced wide. BONA ETERNAL could not keep up. Scratched-18944 Bull Shoals, 109; 306904 Impressment, 1C9; 29859 Miss Place, 108; 28098 Mr. Greet!- -« wood, 114. * Overweight— Rule-One, 3 pounds; Grandmas Day, 1; Lady Toy, 3. . SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5— 115. Pontchartratfi ui 1 O O l Purse. Purse ,000. 3year-olds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 119 lbs.; 4-year-I 3 3 O 4 olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners since May 24 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 10, June 13-51 — Det 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 1,611. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va Vi StrFin Jockeys ClgPr. Owners Odds to 29976 TEXAS RAIN wb6111 7 9 81 61 3h 11 S Armstrg* 5000 Mrs J Rogers 14.90 09160 COTTON JOE wlr€111 6 3 2h 24 22 2| G Champe* 5000 H Forrest " 2.20 30907 TACONY . wb4117 1 6* 1h 11 14 3" C Burns 5000 Saginaw Stable 8.80 30907 ILLUSTRATE wb5119 3 8 6h 71 52 4"* H Sconza 5000 R S Link Jr 4.10 309074 PLAY AT wb4114 2 7 41 42 41 54 E Danhauer 5000 Niagara Stable 11.10 30693 CONVICTED wb5117 8 2 53 51 72 6H J Breckons* 5000 J Hart 21.50 29470 WIS EN H El MER w5111 5 4 - 9 9 61 71 3 J E Turnr* 5000 Andrews and Zakoor 17.70 30790 BYRO NIC w 4110 4 5 7*1 82 83 8* C Walker* 5000 W Zakoor 5.60 19340 AUNT DORA wb 4 110 9 1 #1 31 9 9 T Barrow 5000 A L Birch , 6.20 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:14%. Track muddy. - Mutuels Paid— , Odds to » in- "TEXAS RAIN 31.80 10.40 6.60 14.90 4.20 2.30 M. utuel Prices! cotton joe 460 3 60 1 30 iTACOMY 5.80 1.90 Winner— Br. g, by Nedayr— Rainwater, by High Cloud, trained by W. L. Proctor; bred by J. 0. Hart. tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. 5„uldZ /Vs Dq4ETA0INSHRDLUCMFWYPCMFWY WENT TO POST-5:46. OFF AT 5:461 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. TEXAS RAIN, away sluggishly and outrun to the last three-eighths, was sent to the outside for the stretch run and, closing fast under punishment, wore down the leaders in the final sixteenth. COTTON JOE, never far back, reached the lead between calls in the stretch, but could not hold the winner artd probably needed his race. TACONY was hustled to the front before going a quarter, engaged COTTON JOE to the last eighth, then faltered. ILLUSTRATE lacked, early foot, but closed fast when sent between horses during the drive. PLAY AT was outrun. CONVICTED could not threaten the leaders. WISEHEIMER was never prominent. 6YR0NIC raced wide. AUNT DORA broke fast, raced well for three-eighths mile, then stopped, appearing to dislike the muddy track. Scratched— 30521 Galena, 115. Overweight— Aunt Dora, 1 pound. . . SEVENTH RAGE DETROIT— 1 Mile Horse Straight. Place. Show. FOURTEEN GRAND .0.80 $ 4.80 .60. LUCKY MICKY 4.20 2.80 SON CHARLIE 4.80 Time, 1 :42T/5. Off at 6:10 Eastern Standard Time. SCRATCHED— Crack Reward. For late charts see tomorrows issue
