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[~ Official Racing Charts — • LINCOLN FIELDS AT HAWTHORNE 1 ■ Copyright. 1052. by Triangle Publications. Inc — CICERO, ILL., MONDAY, MAY 19, 1952-HAWTHORNE 1 MILE. Seventh day of thirty-day meeting May 12 ] to June 14. Lincoln Fields Racing Association, Inc. Automatic starting gate. Harveys Eye-in-the-Sky . Photoform. Weather cloudy. Steward representing Illinois Racing Board, S. L. James. Stewards, L. G. Plaut and J. G. Goode. Placing : Judges, Vasco Parke, W. A. Reagan and Raymond Hoertz. Patrol Judges, Teddy Cox, C. J. Gormley, Jr., and l F. C. Crafton. Paddock Judge, J. T: Clark. Clerk of Scales, Frank Miller. Starter, R. W. White. Timer, W. T. Cunningham. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, L. C. Bogenschutz. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Central Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1951, .23; current meeting, .35. Percentage of favorites in the money, .65. Daily Double, first and second races. . Entries run as one; no field horses. Mutuel take, 13 per cent State 5, track 8. § Three lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. • Five lbs. claimed. J Seven lbs. claimed. W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers, In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Harveys Eye-ln-The-Sky Photoform. FIRST RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS out of chute. Whirling Dough, Oct. 2, 1950— 1:16%-4-TTu 5 7 £ O c purse ,500. 4-year-o!ds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three / O £. J races since March 8 allowed 3 lbs.; two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming price. May 19-52— Haw ,500. Net value to winner 51,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 4,906. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr Owners Odds to 57100 RAY BROWN w6114 1 10 103 74 44 12j d Wagner 2500 G Mavros 7io5 57300 SISTER CORA wb 6 106 10 1 24 1 12 2 i W Coxi,. 2500 E C Roth 10.80 561484 SLUMBERLAND wb 5 107 11 2 1h 22 23 3J A. Passaro 2500 M C Warnock 10.30 572054 ROYAL BONES w 5 114 3 5 3J 3h 3i 4!J W E Carroll 2500 J Sands - 3.30 558292 JESS D. w 7 106 9 3 8h 61 J 5J 5J J Valenti* 2500 E Rea 4.50 56270 WHIRL HOME wb6111 5 12 12 91J 8 o 62J J Breckons 2500 W J Schmidt 8.80 57300 WAGEL wb5 106 4 8 42 4h 73 7» R Baldwin* 2500 Mrs C Greene 16.50 56058 HIGH FLAVOR wb6114 7 7 51 53 6h 8«2 W Carstens 250O E 0 Raymond 3.00 43663 CAILLOU ROUGE wb7112£ 6 6 74 8* 9 o 93 0 Grohst 2500 P J Valenti • 23.10 57204 AERONAUT wb4111 12 4 9103 10« 10? P Dmenicot 2500 Helen Hodge 93.70 57099 RICKEYS LASS wb4107 2 9 andh 112 113 114 b Gummow 2500 S Miller 211.40 57099 STROLLING BALLwb 4 108 8-11 113 12 12 12 F CribariS 2500 Mrs E E Cline 117.50 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, =47%, 1:14%, 1:21%. Track good. , — 52 Mutuels Paid— j Odds to v i. ID* RAY BROWN 16.00 9.60 6.00 7.00 3.80 2.00 M u rue! r rices i sister cora -. - 12.80 8.00 • • 5.40 3.00 . SLUMBERLAND 6.40 2.20 Winner— Br. g, by Raphael II.— Brown Feathers, by Brown Bud, trained by A. J. Mavros; bred by Mrs. E. Denemark. - WENT TO POST-2:01. OFF AT 2:04 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. RAY BROWN gained gradually when put to pressure and catching SISTER CORA tiring in the final eighth, went to the front to win with a fair measure of-reserve. SISTER CORA permitted SLUMBERLAND to make the early pace, then caught the latter to gain a good advantage rounding the stretch turn, but weakened near the" end. SLUMBERLAND was hustled, to the front early and went as far as she could. ROYAL BONES also weakened. HIGH FLAVOR was unable to keep up. Overweight— Sister Cora, 4 pounds; Slumberland, 1; Wagel, 5; Caillou Rouge, Vs; Rickeys Lass, 1; Strolling Ball, 4. _ SECOND RACE 6 FURLONGS. Lady Libby, Sept. 27, 1950— 1:Q94/s-3— 111. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds 5 7 CL O L and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since March 8. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners in / O Z, O 1952 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May 19-52 — Haw Net value to winner S1,625; second, 00: third. 50; fourth, 25- Mutuel Pool, 2,121. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 57010 RICHAV00 wb7115 7 10 • 9j 92 72 1h J Adams 2000 T De Agano "4.20 55829 BENNY F. wb8 115 9 7 7 6J 2« 23| T Bates 2000 Beezley and Scott 6.00 574034 FLATBUSH wb9115 6 4 6h 84 41 3i D Dodson 2000 J Stein Z20 55642 INSIST wb6 108 2 6 10« 104101 4h W CoxJ 2000 Rakickas and Gillespie 53.40 562643 COURTS MAUDE wb 7 1131 5 3 PI 13 12 52 C Peabody 2000 C H Karl 12.70 57300 MRS. VALENTI w9110 4 2 31 2 3h 6"k A Ferraiolo 2000 Valenti Stable , 36.60 466542 ORCHESTRAL wb4112 8 12 12 12 8h 7nk -W E Carroll 2000 C Swan -93.60 57099 MUCHO MANANAwb5115 10 V 44 7«J Bh 8 A Skoronski 2000 A J and T A Janicki 5.10 56148 SICKLE DID w 5 110 12 8 81 5* 93 9"k P Domenico 2000 Starboard Stable . 128.80 571003 REBATE wb7 113 11 11 14 111 112 103 J Valenti* 2000 R Wilkinson 5.40 55829 FAIR STRIKE w 6 115 1 5 2h 4h 5h 1110 W Eads 2000 W Nolo 10.90 457072 FORGOTEN MISSwb41121 3 9 51 3412 12 0 Grohs 2000 C Adams 23.10 Time, :232/5, :A7%, 1:14%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — » , Odds to N in* fRICHAVOO .-. 10.40 5.80 4.00 4.20 1.90 1.00 Ml uruel 1 rices V benny f. 8.00 4.60 3.00 1.30 CFLATBUSH 2.60 .30 Winner— B. g, by Caph Cal— Night Mist, by Nassak, trained by A. H. Johnston; bred by R. D. Costello. WENT TO POST— 2:30. OFF AT 2:31 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. RICHAVOO was rated within striking distance of the pacemakers for a half, then came courageously when called upon to catch BENNY F. near the finish. BENNY F.- displayed, good form to take over nearing the finish, but was unable to hold the winner. FLATBUSH improved his, position in the stretch when too late. INSIST was going well at the end. COURTS MAUDE had early speed, but tired. SICKLE DID reached contention. FORGOTTEN MISS quit badly. Scratched— 55640 Zinc, 115; 55833 Roy O., 115; 45824 Chief Anderson, 115; 57404 Break Thru, 115; 55591 Roundeleer, 108; 57404 Ida Win, 115. Overweight— Courts Maude, 31 pounds; Orchestral, 2; Forgotten Miss, 2. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 5.60— Double Pool, 8,570 THIRD RACE 6 1-2 FURLONGS out of chute. Whirling Dough, Oct. 2, 1950 — 1:16% — 4 — 111. . 7 /» *y -j Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight,. 120 lbs. Non-winners of three 5 / O L. I races since March 8 allowed 3 lbs.; two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming price, i May 19-52— Haw ,500. Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 02,583. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 55970 SON CHARLIE wb 7 111 10 4 5h 5 4 43 121 A Skoronski 2500 M H VanBerg 3.10 559042 SPECIFIC wb4109 8 5 43 2h 21 23J R Baldwin* 2500 J L ONeill 1.90 551203 ILLUSTRATION wb5106 2 6 34 44 3h 3" W CoxJ 2500 C W Straus 6.80 57300 CINDALITE wb4111 9 2 1h 12 1h 43 R Sanabria 2500 P E and E P Cocklan 43.50 57307 STAR DASH W4 1071 3 10 82 7r 6h 5* R J Hrding 2500 G Mavros 123.60 55586 .TRY IKE wb6106 6 3 24 34 54 6h R Willis* 2500-W H Bishop 10.40 56271 JUNIOR WOLF wb8 114 7 1 61 62 72 72 L Grandst§ 2500 Mrs C Blair .7.30 54890 NETCHERETTE wb6112 19 7h 93 82 821 P J Bailey 2500 H W Marcus 35.00 57403 ARTHUR ELR0D wb 4 114 4 11 104 81 98 93 W Owen 2500 Mrs E Muckler 4.50 47964 APPEASER wb 6 111 11 8 9h !0h 10h 101 D Scurlock 2500, D Gould 118.40 48007 DAVIDS PEBBLE w 4 1121 5 7 11 11 11 11 O Grohs 2500 P J Valenti 71.20 Time, :23%, :48, 1:14%, 1:21%. Track good. r- Mutuels Paid—; , Odds to , in- "SON CHARLIE .: 8.20 3.80 3.00 3.10 .90 .50 M. uruel Prices? specific 3.40 2.60 .70 .30 .ILLUSTRATION 3.80 .90 Winner— B. g, by Double Heart— Roselong, by Whiskalong, trained by M. H. VanBerg; bred by T. f. Skinner. WENT TO POST— 2:571. OFF AT 2:59 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. , Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. SON" CHARLIE was under restraint while following the early pace closely, then gained gradually after entering the stretch to take command near the finish and won under mild pressure. SPECIFIC was close enough early and displayed a fair brand of courage in the final drive. ILLUSTRATION was never too far away and turned in a creditable effort. CINDALITE weakened near the finish. ARTHUR ELROD broke slowly, as usual, *and, although making up some ground, failed to threaten for the leadership. Scratched— 56806 Many Gifts, 112. Overweight— Illustration, 2 pounds; Cindalite, 5; Star Dash, 4; Netcherette, 3; Davids Pebble, 11. FOURTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Lady Libby, Sept. 27, 1950— 1:094/s-3— 111. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. * * q Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races since March 8 allowed 3 lbs.; 5*7 / O Z. O two races,. 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May 19-52 — Haw Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 11,166. .• Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 572083 MOON TRUMP wb114 2 5 44 24 24 131 J Breckons 3000 M and T Stable 2.40 57207 CUBAN HEELS w 109 3 2 14 121 11 2nk A Skoronski 3000 L Schlosser 14.70 57405 MARBLE ANN w 109 1 4 31 4 4 33 32* K Church 3000 W T Beezley 8.00 572074 SAND FLY wb115 10 6 5 4 55 55 42 W Eads 3000 W Noto , Z90 57407 JUMP TUNE wb 107 4 3 2J 3* 4h 51 W Coxi 3000 N Dispenza 5.20 574053 CHALLESTAR wb 109 7 10 10 61 62 63 R Willis*t 3000 A Graffagnini 10.10 57207 SERF GAL w 106 8 1 8h 82 83 7"* J Valenti* 3000 J F Beck 126.30 574073 COUSIN CLARA wb106 5 7 7h 74 7h 83 P Domenico 3000 Yost and Wall 8.40 561494 MIRA SAD0R wb102 6 8 61 10 91 91 E VanHook* 3000 S Whittington 70.00 57208 SANA PANA w 104 9 9 94 9 10 10 J Heckmn* 3000 W F Peacock 13.10 tTwo pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:15%. Track good. |D. /MOON TRUMP 6.80 4.60 3.20 2.40 1.30 .60 M. uruel rricesi cuban heels 9.so 6.00 3.90 2.00 v MARBLE ANN 5.00 1.50 Winner— B% c, by Hunters Moon IV.— Sure Bid, by Bobby Sweep, trained by D. VA Carroll; bred by Mrs. L. C. Young. WENT TO POST— 3:251. OFF AT 3:26 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. MOON TRUMP, ridden with much confidence, moved to an advantageous position after going a quarter and taking command at his riders pleasure in the last eighth, was a handy winner. CUBAN HEELS was hustled to the front early and opened up on the field when ready, but lacked the quality of the winner. MARBLE ANN went along evenly, although at no time threatening for the leadership. SAND FLY was racing evenly at the end. JUMP TUNE tired. Overweight— Sand Fly, 1 pound; Serf Gal, 5; Mira Sador, 1. t . FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Provocative, Oct. 14, 1950— 1:42-4— 114. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. 5 7 £ O Q Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of thee races since March 8 allowed 3 lbs.; * ° *• two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. * May 19-52 — Haw Net value to winner ,625; second, 00:. third, 50; fourth, 25. * Mutuel Pool, 17,452. . Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St Va V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 574072 VICTORIA CROSS wb111 5 5 42 4431 25 11 J Adams 3000 Midway Stable Z50 57003 BRASSFI ELD wb112 7 2 331 13 121 11 22 R Willis* 3000 W H Bishop £60 570034 FAMOUS CORNER w 112 2 7 7 7 7 52 3« P J Bailey 3000 Argonne Stable 4.60 57003 MORE CHEERS wb108 4 6 51 54 51 4h 421 A Skoronski 3000 E Lowrance 15.80 57203 SPICY DAME wb 106 1 1 6* 612 66 63 5 R Baldwin* 3000 Mrs S Smith 3.90 570033 MISS FORAY wb 104 3 4 2h 2h 421 34 63 J Heckmn* 3000 Mrs H L Nathenson 7.00 574054 MELA NIE w 106 6 3 1h 32 23 7 7 P Domenico 3000 J Noble 20.00 Time, :25%, :50%, 1:16, 1:43%, 1:50%. Track good. r— Mutuels Paid— v Odds to , M..i...«rD*:««rVICT0R,A CR0SS 7-°° 3-4° 2-80 250 -7° -4° uruel rnces brassfield ••••• 3.60 3.00 .so .50 I FAMOUS CORNER 3.40 . .70 Winner— B. g, by. War Dog— Reigh Victoria, by Reigh Count, trained by F. Nugent; bred by F. B. Koontz, Jr, and Mrs. M. A. Teale. WENT TO POST-3:54. OFF AT 3:541 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. VICTORIA CROSS was rated within a few lengths of the early leaders until the stretch was reached, then moved determinedly to overtake BRASSFI ELD and was going away from the latter under mild urging near the end. BRASSFI ELD drew out after heading MELANIE and widened on the field nearing the stretch turn, but was not good enough for the winner. FAMOUS CORNER dropped far out of it in the first half mile and stag?d a steady run through the last quarter to. easily best the others. MORE CHEERS was never a contender. MISS FORAY weakened. Overweight— Famous Corner, 1 pound; More Cheers, 2; Spicy Dame, 2. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Provocative, Oct. 14, 1950 — 1:42% — 4—114. Big Brand Purse. Purse 5~J C t 800. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races / U D U since March 8 allowed 2 lbs.; two races, 4 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; May 19-52— Haw if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Net value to winner ,820; second, 60; third, 80; fourth, 40. Mutuel Pool, 14,208. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St Va Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 57009 TICKER TAPE wb5 106 3 3 121 12 ih 4 12 j Heckmn* 5000 J M Grace 415 572113 GENIAL JACK wb4110 2 2 31 23 25 25 2and K Church 4500 Beezley and Scott 9 60 570093 HABERDASHERY wb 6 109 1 1 41 41 71 72— 32J E VanHook* 5000 M A Silagy Jr 3.60 57102 BORN TO WIN W7112 G 7 6h 31 34 421 A Skoronski 4500 Circle Bar Ranch 4.40 57103 WORTHY OPTION w 4 111 8 5 71 8 64 51 51* J Adams 4750 Locust Lawn Farm 10.50 57206 TARTAR II. w 7 1141 5 8 8 73 8 8 611 W Carstens 4500 T Bougon " 6.50 57205 DOMINION wb5115 4 4 54 5h 41 4h 7n W Eads 4500 T De Agano 900 574092 BIG INCH w7109 7 6 21 31 54 6h 8 R Willis* 5000 W H Bishop 5.70 Time, :24%, :49%, 1:15%, 1:41%, 1:48%. Track good. t — Mutuels Paid — « , Odds to , in* "TICKER TAPE 10.60 7.20 4.40 4.30 2.60 1.20 Mi uruel rricesi genial jack 8.00 6.00 3.00 2.00 l HABERDASHERY 4.00 1.00 Winner— Ch. m, by Market Wise— Hamite, by Polymelian, trained by R. P. Adams; bred by Mrs. E. H. Augustus. WENT TO POST-4:21i. OFF AT 4:211 -CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. .Start good from stall gate." Won ridden out; second and third driving. TICKER TAPE was hustled to the front soon after the start and given a breathing spell nearing the stretch turn, had enough to withstand the stretch bid of GENIAL JACK, and was drawing out at the end. GENIAL JACK was in closest attendance most of the way, and although forced" wide by the winner entering the stretch, made a good effort, but was not strong enough. HABERDASHERY lacked the speed to keep up early, and although finishing steadily, did not appear to be close to the equal of the first two. BORN TO WIN came around the outside on the stretch turn, but was not good enough. TARTAR II. was never a contendei in a dull effort. DOMINION turned in a weak race. Overweight— Tartar II., 41 pounds; Dominion, 3. Tartar II. claimed by M. H. VanBerg. — SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Provocative, Oct. 14, 1950 — 1:42%— 4 — 114. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds 5 7 A "3 1 and uPward- Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races since March 8 a|- ° «5 I lowed 3 lbs.; two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming, price. ,500. May 19-52 — Haw Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 10,086. •ndex Horses Egt A Wt PP St Va h Ya Str Fin - Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 57010 MARVINS TIP w7 115 4 4 31 31 22 1i 13J j Heckmnn 2500 J P Keezek Z80 571064 SABS0N wb6114 1 1 65 6io 6* 34 231 W Carstens 2500 M R Alexander 2.40 57100 KENWOOD wb4107 7 6 131 1 4 12 23 34 W Coxi 2500 E C Roth 3 60 57004 SO FAIR w5106 3 2 531 44 44 46 Aand L Barney 2500 K T Becklian 9.80 55909 IMPRESS wb5114 2 3 42 53 5 4 54 510 D Wagner 2500 M Whitebook 3.50 530602 TANGENT w4111 5 5 23 25 32 62 620 a Ferraiolo 2500 Valenti Stable ■ 13.00 57010 SUN JAY w 6 106 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 R Willis* 2500 Berkes and Kollmann 64.70 Time, :25%, :49%, 1:155s, 1:42%, 1:43%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid- , Odds to , Muruel rricesj sabson 3.60 2.60 .so .30 1 KENWOOD 2.80 .40 Winner— B. g, by Gallahadion— Cream Puff, by Old Koenig, trained by J. P. Keezek; bred by Miss Lola D. Keith. WENT TO POST-4:48. OFF AT 4:481 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. MARVINS TIP was rated well in the first six furlongs and, tangling with KENWOOD entering the stretch, easily passed the- latter in the final three-eighths to win as he pleased in an excellent effort SABSON responded to urging in the final quarter and, while not threatening the winner, turned in a good effort. KENWOOD gave way readily when challenged by the winner and was a tired horse at the end. SO FAIR, although racing evenly, was not impressive. IMPRESS was unable to keep up. TANGENT tired. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Provocative, Oct. 14, 1950—1:42% — 4 — 114. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds 5 7 £ 3 O and uPwa|,d. Claiming. Non-winners since March 8. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners in / O O Z 1952 allowed 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May 19-52 — Haw Net value to winner ,625; second, 00: third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 09,939. * Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St Va Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. . Owners Odds to 573073 NICTOR wb1012O 4 8 75 73 4- 412 11 W Carstens 2000 Scott and Kurelik 4I0 57307 THE BLUE HEN wb5110 3 3 53 55 32 32 2" A Skoronski 2000 C W Scott -330 573072 FIGHTING DAY wb5115 9 4 34 2h 24 1h 35 K Church 2000 J H Logan 1.70 56057 MAY FIRST w6115 2 2 15 15 13J 21 412-J Breckons 2000 N Dispenza 9.80 57307 LEAVtNW0RTH wb11 115 6 6 64 6472 53 521 J Heckmn* 2000 R Lerner 10.10-56057 DIXIE P.EBBLE wb911ff 5 9 8? 815 815 65 65 E VanHook* 2000 H W Ostle . 6570 56271 POTENTATE.il. wb7115 1 1 9 9 9 C 73 R Sanabria 2000 J W Snider 33.70 57403 SOME TOWN wb6110 7 5 21 42 61 75 81° B GumowS 2000 A Graffagnini 13.90 57502 SIDDONS w8_115 8 7 4 4 33 53 81 9 D Scurlock 2000 J M Nugent 12.20 Time, :24%, :50%, 1:16%, 1:42%. Track good. r— Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to , UtUel r MCeS THE BLUE HEN 4.40 2.60 1.20 .30 I FIGHTING DAY 2.60 .30 Winner— Ch. g, by Transmute— The Cherokee II., by Seasick, trained by R. E. Kurelik; bred by T. Piatt. WENT TO POST-5:18. OFF .AT 5:18 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. NICTOR was well placed early and, making a positive move after entering, the stretch, found an opening in the final sixteenth to come through, got to the front and won under urging. THE BLUE HEN was never too far removed and saved ground in the stretch to Stage a good finish. FIGHTING DAY was close up early and loomed as the likely winner when he got to the front an eighth out, but had little left for the final drive. MAY FIRST opened a long lead early, but failed to respond when put to the test. The others failed to be serious contestants when it came to an issue and were beaten off. Overweight— Some Town, 2 pounds. Fighting Day claimed by G. Gerber. Attendance, 13,573; Total Mutuel Pool, 71,031.
