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Late CHURCHILL DOWNS Charts EIGHTH RACE $ FURLONGS out of chute. Bernwood, May 16, 1951—1:10-3-117. Purse ,000. «7 q c* l 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of a race other than maiden or claiming. 4 / O D I Weight, 121 lbs. Non-winners of ,200 allowed 3 lbs.; ,625, 6 lbs.; maidens, 9 lbs. May 7-55 — CD Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 31,033. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 34014 C0RPICK wb115 8 2 1* 12 13 13$ j r Adams H H Mundy 4.90 38371 IRISH BRUSH wb118 3 4 2h 23 21 2"° J Heckmann Mrs J P Keezek a-7.30 45895 LAHEIM wb112 9 1 51 51 32 32ft L Hansman Hill-N-Dale Farm a-7.30 37240 ERUPT w 107 4 5 62 72 61 4* J Kurtz A B Karle 42.00 47006 C0LLE0NI wb118 7 8 71 61 74 53 L C Cook T M Girdler 14.70 47153 DERBY MORN wb118 5 7 84 82 82 61 A Popara G Shwab Jr 7.80 470054 HASTY DRIVE wb 118 6 3 31 31 4h 74 J Adams Hasty House Farm 1.50 46525-1 ESP1 NO GOLD JR. wb118 16 4h 4* 51 82 S Armstrg Mrs F Nugent 5.40 46336 STICKS wb 121 2 9 9999S Brooks B and G Stable 6.60 a-Coupled, Irish Brush and Laheim. Time, :22%, :45%, 1:11%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers / — Mutueis Paid — , , Odds to N ti . in* " i 8-C0RPICK 11.80 7.00 5.60 4.90 2.50 1.80 MUtUel riCeS 1-IRISH BRUSH a-Entry 7.00 8.20 2.50 3.10 I 1A-LAHEIM a-Entry 7.00 8.20 2.50 3.10 WinnerCh. c, by Blue Gay or Bobs Pick— Corindy, by Port au Prince, trained by J. L. Oglesby; bred by H. H. Mundy. IN GATE-5:241. OFF AT 5:25 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. C0RPICK took an early lead, settled in the stretch with a good advantage and won with something left. IRISH BRUSH, well placed from the start, was unable to reach the top one but held on well to best his stablemate, LAHEIM. The latter, under light restraint to the stretch, was unable to better his position when set down in the drive. ERUPT was outrun and had no mishap. C0LLE0NI lacked early foot and was never prominent. DERBY MORN had a rough trip. HASTY DRIVE was through early. ESPINO GOLD JR. saved ground from the start and tired after displaying early speed. STICKS began sluggishly and raced wide through the stretch. Scratched— 471552 Lynn Ridge, 115. NINTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Aris Mona, May 5, 1950— 1:43%— 3— 116. Purse ,600. 3-year-olds. O C * Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races since October 1 allowed 3 lbs.; 4«y / O J Z two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for 000, allowed 3 lbs. May 7-55 — C.D Net value to winner ,690; second, 20; third, 60; fourth, 30. Mutuel Pool, 55,405. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va ji % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 47152 NIRAL wb 120 2 2 32 31 3h 23 12J c Headley 5500 T D Buhl 3.20 46823 CHILDERS wb 111 6 7 72 72 52 32 21 J Kurtz 5000 E Denemark 18.90 47609 LADY ALIBI w 109 5 3 25 23 tt 1h 34 A Popara 5000 D H Wells 3.90 47001 PHIL E. S. wb114 3 4 53 41 41 41 42 G Vouros 5500 Landers and Vouros 6.00 463532 SOLID ROCK w114 7 6 61 6* 72 51 5* J Adams 5500 Mrs J Tomlinson 8.60 463533 PHALA MAN w 109 4 5 4h 52 61 64 621 L Hansman 5000 J Brand 5.60 463531 PICKMEN wb 117 8 8 8 8 8 8 75 S Brooks 5000 H H Mundy 3.60 476113 GOLD MEDAL wb111 1 1 13 33 21 72 8 J R Adams 5000 H Rosset 14.90 rime, :24%, :48%, 1:14%, 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast Official Program Numbers* ,— Mutueis Paid— % , Odds to tt • 2-NIRAL 8.40 5.60 4.20 3.20 1.80 1.10 Ml utuel Prices? 6-childers 17.00 7.40 750 2.70 l 5-LADY ALIBI 4.20 1.10 Winner— B. g, by Nirgal— VaJdina Spirea, by Cannon Law, trained by A. G. Wilson; bred by J. W. Galbreath. IN GATE-6:14i. OFF AT 6:14 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won ridden out; second and third driving. NIRAL, in hand while racing within striking distance of the leaders to the stretch, assumed command from LADY ALIBI and drew clear when ridden out. CHILDERS lacked early foot but closed determinedly under punishment. LADY ALIBI, a keen factor from the start, went to the front after five-eighths mile, settled for the drive with a short lead, then faltered when challenged by the winner. PHIL E. S. was outrun and had no excuse. SOLID ROCK was never dangerous and had no mishap. PHALA MAN was never prominent. PICKMEN began sluggishly and was unable to- reach serious contention. GOLD MEDAL began fast, set the pace for five-eighths mile, then quit when challenged by LADY ALIBI. Attendance, 100,000 Estimated; Total Mutuel Pool, ,280,287.
