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■ Official Racing Charts ■ Jamaica §||1 - Coovrieht. 1957. bf Trianele Publications. Inc. — — — ■ — — — — JAMAICA, L. I., N. Y., WEDNESDAY. MAY 15. 1957-JAMAICA RACE COURSE 1 MILE. Thirty-ninth day of fifty-day meeting April 1 to May 28. Greater New York Association Inc. American Totalisator. United Starting Gate. Fifm Patrol. Weather clear. Stewards representing New York State Racing Commission, Francis P. Dunne; The Jockey Club, Marshall Cassidy; Greater New York Association Inc.. Harold 0. Vosburgh. Invited member of The Jockey Club, Gerald S. Smith. Placing Judges, J. F Kennedy, W. A. Murphy, Jr., and Howard Storms. Patrol Judges, Warren Mehrtens, Austin McLaughlin. Myron D Davis and W J. Mara. Paddock Judge, Myron D. Davis. Assistant Paddock Judge. W J. Mara. Clerk of Scales. Joseph E. Kyle. Assistant Clerk of Scales. Fred W. Weinz. Starter. G. B. Cassidy. Timer. John E OHara. Racing Secretary and Handkapper, Frank E. Kilroe. Assistant Racing Secretary, Julius G. Reeder Assistant Handicapper, Fred H. Parks. Racing starts at 1:15 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1956, .37; current meeting, .34. Percentage of favorites in the money, .74. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. Mutuel take, 15 per cent State 10, track 5 _ Superior figure following jockeys name indicates apprentice allowance claimed. 3 Three lbs. claimed. s Five lbs., etc In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Jones Precision Photo Finish, Inc. Length of stretch from last turn to finish, 938 feet. FIRST RACE 6 FURLONGS. Sheilas Reward, July 5, 1950— 109%— 3— 116. Purse ,300. 3-year- Q "3 Q °cls- Claiming*. Weight, 124 lbs. Non-winners of two races since March 4 allowed 1/J 4 s «5 O 3 lbs.; one race since March 30 or two races since November 15, 6 lbs. races when May 15-57 — Jam entered to be claimed for ,500 or less not considered. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,600. Net value to winner .145; second, 60; third, %; fourth, 65. Mutuel Pool. 49,611. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V yh Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 134144 POPLAR BRANCH wb116 2 2 12 12 14 li R Trejos 4600 Seek No Further Farm 6.55 112804 VAN DRIVER wb115 8 10 10 10 4« 2 | W Lester 4400 Lily-Ann Stable 13.25 134142 JAY RAN wb 108 4 5 2" 2h 34 3* E J DeckrS 4000 J P Carroll 5.15 13946 BOB MORROW w 113 7 9 93 8* 7h 42 J Combest 4000 J W Rodgers 50.95 12417 ANTHEA w 110 1 1 3 3J 2h 5nk B Green 4000 Theodora A Randolph 19.10 142063 ROMANTIC wb 103 3 6 74 72 6 6 F LovatoS 4000 S P Steckler 7.75 063154 WOODYS PET wb114 6 7 54 52 5h 7J P J Bailey 4000 W Sedlacek 21.80 138222 TRUMP REWARD wb 121 5 3 6* 6* 82 8J R Ussery 5000 Green Meadows Farm 1.00 13414 ADOLPHS JOY wb 118 10 4 42 42 10 94 W Boland 5000 G V Prager 12.70 13529 ODYSSEUS w 110 9 8 83 93 92 10 R Sterlings 4000 G S Smith 48.20 Time. :23A, :46%, Ill-*. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers** /— » Mutuels Paid — , Odd* to . kA ln. t 2-POPLAR BRANCH 15.10 7.90 5.70 f».55 2.95 1.85 Mutuel Prices? s-van driver 13.60 8.90 s.w 3.45 i 4-JAY RAN 4.30 1.15 Winner— B. g, by Case Ace— Pine Isle, by Sickle, trained by K. E. Jensen, bred by J. M. Roebling. IN GATE-1:15. OFF AT 1:15 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good for all but VAN DRIVER. Won driving; second and third the same. POPLAR BRANCH outsprinted his opposition from the start, saved ground and was all out to stall off the belated bid of VAN DRIVER. The latter, unprepared at the start, failed to settle in stride until going a half mile and, then, while advancing along the inside, finished full of run to appear as if he were much the best. JAY RAN faltered after forcing the issue to the early stretch. BOB MORROW was never a factor. TRUMP REWARD came back lame following a dull performance. Scratched— 14206 Lovely Irene, 113. Overweight — Anthea, 2 pounds; Woodys Pet, 1. SECOND RACE 6 FURLONGS. Sheilas Reward, July 5, 1950—1:09—3—116. Purse ,200. 4-year- r 1 Ck olds ancl upward- Claiming. Weight, 124 lbs. Non-winners of two races since March 30 1a 4 y J y allowed 3 lbs.; one race since March 30, 7 lbs.: one race since January 16 or two races May 15-57 Jam since November 15, 11 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner 080; second. 40; third, 20; fourth, 60. Mutuel Pool, 0546. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt % V2 Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 14494 CABLE JACK wb6113 4 7 62 55 3 12 J Combest 3500 J Spinelli 2.50 138234 FIDDLIN* SON w4117 5 2 2J 1" 11 22 B Martin 3500 Winding Way Farm 1.80 04831 OIL BURNER wb 4 103 1 3 43 41 5? 3 £ E J DeckrS 3500 G Auerbach a-4.00 121623 BIG FINALE wb5117 6 4 35 23 2J 42 M Sorrtino 3500 Mrs G Abt 4.90 12413 JACKIE VAN w 8 121 2 1 1* 33 44 54 E Arcaro 3500 Lottie Wolf 8.10 04876 BRONZE AGE wb5117 7 5 54 63 64 63J R Sterlingt 3500 G Auerbach a 4.00 140634 MARGIE V. wb 4 113 3 6 7 7 7 7 R Ussery 3500 McGurck Stable 14.70 a-Coupled, Oil Burner and Bronze Age. tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :46%, 1:12. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers ** r— Mutuels Paid— » , Odds to » u , .n . l 4-CABLE JACK 7.00 3.60 2.70 2.50 .80 .35 Mutuel Prices? 5-fiddlin* son 3.10 2.40 .55 .20 1 1-0IL BURNER a-Entry 2.80 .40 Winner— B. h, by Cable— Gilded Bug. by Gilded Knight, trained by M Parke; bred by J. A. Bell, Jr. IN GATE-1:48. OFF AT 1:48 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving: second and third the same. CABLE JACK lacked early speed, swung exceedingly wide when rallying on the final turn, responded to urging in the stretch and wore down FIDDLIN" SON a sixteenth out. The latter engaged JACKIE VAN from the outside early, put that one away after going a quarter mile, drew clear and, under pressure, succumbed readily to the winner. OIL BURNER saved ground while advancing and could not seriously threaten. BIG FINALE was used up in vying for the early lead. BRONZE AGE was always outrun. Scratched— 125913 Replacement, 110; 125914 Half Minute, 113. Overweight — Margie V., 5 pounds. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 2.20— Double Pool, 68,498. THIRD RACE 5 FURLONGS. Red Sonnet, April 24, 1942—58—2—106. Purse ,700. 2-year-olds. O A f Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Claiming price, 2,500; if for less, 1 lb. allowed 1A 4 y 4 U for each 00 to 0,000. May 15-57 — Jam Net value to winner ,405; second, 40; third, 70; fourth, 85. Mutuel Pool, 31,625. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St and % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 143384 [S PARADISE PEAK wb 116 4 2 1J 14 12 12j w Lester 10500 A J Mesler E-1.06 GANG NEWS w 115 3 5 3" 4" 23 23£ B Green 10000 A C Randolph 830 143394 MARJOS DUKE w 116 7 6 45 3h 32 34 S Brooks 10500 Medilex Farm 5.95 138244 INCITATUS wb117 8 8 8 6* 52 41 R Sterling 11000 Mrs D H Peters 3.00 12156 DANIELLE wb112 6 4 22 2 44 54 H Woodhse 10000 R E McDevitt » 38.85 140674 CO NTESSA EVA w 112 2 3 6" 7J 74 6i R Trejos 10000 H Heiman 11.90 WILLYS PAL w115 1 1 51 51 6n V P J Bailey 10000 E Jacobs 20.10 IDIOM PRINCE w 120 57 7J888M Danisi 12500 Clearwater Stable 20.30 *pj Disqualified and placed second. Time, :23%, M%, :59. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers "* /— Mutuels Paid — r- Odds to N n • 3-GANG NEWS 18 GO 6.60 3.90 8 30 2.30 .85 Ml UTUel rriCeS 4-PARADISE PEAK 3.40 260 .70 .30 i 7-MARJOS DUKE 3.60 .80 Winner— B. g, by Black Gang— Good News, by Happy Argo, trained by D. K. Kerr, Jr.; bred by Dr. A. C. Randolph. IN GATE-2:19. OFF AT 2:19 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won ridden out; second and third driving. PARADISE PEAK, hustled away from the gate while lugging in, gradually drew clear on the turn and was ridden out to hold GANG NEWS safe. PARADISE PEAK was disqualified and placed second for interfering with the runner-up shortly after the start. GANG NEWS, forced to take up sharply when the winner came over shortly after the start, improved his position steadily when straightened away to be easily best of the others. MARJOS DUKE was forwardly placed to the early stretch where he flattened out when set down for the drive. INCITATUS swerved sharply to the inside at the start and passed only tiring horses. CONTESSA EVA broke alertly but was immediately shuffled far back. FOURTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Sheilas Reward, July 5, 1950-1:09%— 3-116. Purse ,700. 4-year- q a I olds and upward. Fillies and mares. Claiming. Weight, 121 lbs. Non-winners since 1a 4 y 4 I March 30 allowed 3 lbs.; since January 16, 6 lbs. races when entered to be claimed for May 15-57 — Jam ,000 or less not considered. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,500. Net value to winner .405; second, 40; third, 70: fourth, 85. Mutuel Pool. 11,095- Index Horses EotAWtPPSt jjj jj Str Fin Jockevs Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 13418 JUDY DARLING wb4115 5 5 5* 4| 34H R Trejos 7500 Mrs K E Jensen 12.80 142133 BLUE LYRIC w 5 106 1 1 1h 1h 1J 2"k E J Deck 5 6500 Dae Stable 2.30 13828 COUNTESS TINA wb 4 110 6 7 7 7 62 3J H Dalton5 7500 Velvet Acres 22.95 14064 ULTRA SMART wb5113 3 4 4h 6J 5| 4"o F LovatoS 7500 A J Ryan Jr 5 55 134184 SPANISH QUEEN wb 4 116 4 3 33 32 2*i 54 E Arcaro TOGO Mrs B F Whitaker 125 14064 YANKEE BUCKLE w 4 115 7 6 62 51 7 63 R Ussery 7500 J Marrone 7 25 135361 PRIDEFUL w 4 111 2 2 2J 2* 4h 7 E Dosher 6500 Woolford Farm 19.90 Time, :23%, :47, *h12*"4 Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , in • / 5-JUDY DARLING 27.60 8.30 5.20 12 80 3.15 1.60 M. UTUel rriCeS? 1-BLUE LYRIC 3.30 310 .95 .55 1 6-C0UNTESS TINA 7 30 2.65 Winner— Ch. f, by King Dorsett— Khadija, by Mahmoud. trained by K. E Jensen, bred by Mrs. Joe W. Brown. IN GATE-2:58. OFF AT 2:58 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. JUDY DARLING, held under steadying restraint to the stretch turn where she was sent on the outside and, in a long drive, proved clearly best BLUE LYRIC had her speed, saved ground and held on stubbornly. COUNTESS TINA found her best stride too late. ULTRA SMART wanted for racing room momentarily at the head of the front straightaway. SPANISH QUEEN was used up m vying for the early lead, as was PRIDEFUL. Scratched-14063 Non Stop, 111. Spanish Queen claimed by Buchanan Farm, trainer J. R. Hastie FIFTH RACE 1 Ml MILES. Blessbull, Oct. 20, 1956— 1:42— 5-118 . Purse ,200 3-year-old* Q A *J Maidens. Special weights. Weight, 120 lbs. , 1A 4 7 4 Z Net »alue to winiier ,739; swomi, 40; tWrd, 20; fourth, 10. May 15-57— Jam Mutuel Pool, 88217. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vi K Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 14498 AT HAND w 120 1 3 24 2*4 24 23 1"" W Boland King Ranch 2 70 144952 NATAGAR wb 120 5 4 12 13 12- ih 24 M Sorrtino Velvet Acres 300 142102 PROMETHEAN wb 120 6 6 6 6 6 42 3 i R Mikkonen L Lawrence 140 142103 MERCHNTPRINCE wb 120 4 5 53 55 4h 33 4« R Ussery I Bieber 4.35 13943 WIRES END w115 2 2 32 31 3J 5i 5nk E Rodrigez Pastorale Stable 67 05 142104 ONCE A YEAR wb 120 3 1 4* 4J 53 6 6 S Brooks J W Nizlek 23.35 Time, :23-H. :48, 1:12%. 1:38%, 1:44%. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers "x r- Mutuels Paid — . f Odds to ki , n • / 1-AT HAND 7.40 4.80 270 2.70 140 .35 Mutuel Prices! 5-natagar 430 2.50 1.15 25 1 6-PROMETHEAN 2.30 .15 , Winner— Ch. c. by Middleground— Handful, by Equestrian, trained by M. Hirsch, bred by King Ranch. IN 6ATE— 3:29. OFF AT 3:29 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. AT HAND, in hand while following in closest pursuit of the pacemaker, was eased to the outside when ready on the final bend and, under confident handling, wore down NATAGAR in the closing strides. The latter made the pace under good rating, saved ground and held on , stubbornly in a long drive. PROMETHEAN found his best stride too late. MERCHANTPRINCE was never too serious a factor. The others were outrun. SIXTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Sheilas Reward. July 5. 1950— 1:09:/5— 3— 116. Purse ,500. 3-year- oWs- Allowances- Non-winners of a race of ,000. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners of G A 1 1A 4 y 4 j one race of ,900 since March 30 or two such races at any time allowed 3 lbs.: one May 15-57 — Jam race of ,250 since March 30 or two such races at any time, 6 lbs.; one race of ,250 or three races other than maiden or claiming. 9 lbs. Net value to winner .575; second, ,100; third. 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool. 22.391. Index .Horses Eqt A Wt P P St Va V"? Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to , 09604 DANCING FEET w 116 6 5 34 2h 22 1| R Ussery Happy Hill Farm 15 05 143432 SPANISH SandN w 113 1 1 4 14 I* 24 W Boland Buchanan Farm 75 073754 ASGARD wb116 2 6 65 65 64 3J S Brooks Mrs C U Bay 7 65 132913 NORTH END w 119 4 4 52 42 32 42 E Arcaro £ T Chenery 2.75 13291 DOUBLE X. wb 119 3 3 4h 52 5h 53 L Olah Adele L Rand 8.25 13827 LOUKENMAC wb113 7 7 7 7 7 64 R Broussard M M Schwebel 9405. 14343 RED CADET w 113 5 2 2432 447 J Combest Mrs C Costanzo 1970 Time. :23. .45%. 1:10%. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers* , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to . ii , in- 6-DANCING FLEET 32.10 7.10 4.30 1505 255 1.15 Mutuel Pricesi i-spanish san 2.70 2.40 .35 20 l 2-ASGARD 400 100 Winner— B. c. by Bolero— In the Clover, by Easten. trained by F. !. Wright; bred by Happy Hill Farm. IN GATE-4:02. OFF AT 4:02 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. DANCING FLEET, unhurried while being outrun early, slipped through along the inside when rallying and was all out to wear down SPANISH SAN in the closing strides The latter had his speed, attempted to bear out much of the way and held on stubbornly in a long drive ASGARD found his best stride too late. NORTH END had no apparent mishap in an even effort. LOUKENMAC was void of speed throughout, working out an additional quarter mile, reaching the seven furlongs in 1:25, and !•? mile in 1:40. SEVENTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Sheilas Reward, July 5. 1950— 149%-3— 116. Forty-second running Q A A CHAMPLAIN HANDICAP. 0,000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and mares. 1A 4 y 4 4 By subscription of 0 each, which shall accompany the nomination: 00 additional to May 15-57 — Jam start, with S2000C added, of which ,000 to second, ,000 to third and ,000 to fourth. A trophy will be presented to the owner of the winner. Closed with 28 nominations. Gross value. 3,600. Gross value to winner 6,600. Net value to winner 6,350; second, ,000; third, ,000: fourth. .000. Mutuel Pool, 20,529. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt S 5 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 143194 HAPPY PRINCESS w 5 116 11 2 22 12 2i 1"* 0 Scurlock Mabel D Lewis 945 139452 JET GIRL w 5 112 2 8 95 71 4« 2* R Sterling R Lowe 1195 v 139454 TARQUILLA w 5 112 2 3 6h 41 3J 34 W Boland N I Asiel 15.65 142092 LOUISE BELL w 4 106 3 9 8 9 62 44 E J Decker Sanford Stud Farm 6130 119912 INFATUATION wb4118 6 7 31 2J 12 5**o E Arcaro Brookfield Farm 3.85 136731 LITTLE PACHE wb4126 9 11 101 102 94 6J C McCreary Ellis Farm 1.30 07825 LEVEE wb4121 7 10 11 11 andn 73J H Woodhse Mrs V G Cardy 23.10 13673 MYRTLES JET w 5 115 1 1 1* 34 52 81 R Ussery Maine Chance Farm a-8.15 139451 FIRST ASKING w4115 5 4 74 6*- 102 9" M Sorntino Velvet Acres 7 85 11991 SCANSION wb4106 4 5 52 7J 103J R Trejos C T Chenery 2950 98666 ROYAL LARK wb 4 114 10 6 4J 8J11 11 P J Bailey Maine Chance Farm a-8.15 a-Coupled, Myrtles Jet and Royal Lark. Time, :22%, :46%, 1:11%. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers W , — Mutuels Paid" — , f— — Odds to » n • f 10-HAPPY PRINCESS 20.90 10.50 6.40 9.45 4.25 2.20 Ml utuel Knees! 8-jetgirl 10.70 7.70 4.35 285 l 2-TARQUILLA 8.50 3.25 Winner— Ch. m, by Princequillo— Too Sunny, by Sun Again, trained by G. E. Lewis, bred by H. F. Guggenheim. IN GATE— 4:35. OFF AT 4:35J EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. HAPPY PRINCESS had speed from the start, displaced MYRTLES JET for the lead soon after leaving the tackstretch, drew clear, attempted to bolt on entering the stretch, relinquishing command, rallied gamely when straightened away to come again and prove narrowly best. JET GIRL, slow to settle in stride, was wisely brought to the inside on the final turn to move up fast and, under pressure, narrowly missed. TARQUILLA, unhurried early, made her bid from between horses on entering the stretch and finished full of run. LOUISE BELL, impeded momentarily nearing the quarter-mile ground, responded readily when clear and closed a big gap. INFATUATION, forwardly placed from the start, moved into a clear lead when the winner bore out through the early stretch but had little left when the real test came LITTLE PACHE, far back for the first half mile, was forced to come extremely wide to make her bid and, under her impost, closed a big gap. LEVEE was going strongly at the end after a sluggish beginning. MYRTLES JET stumbled at the start and tired from her early efforts. Scratched-131 76 Glamour, 112. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Kingmaker, May 11, 1957—1:481% — 4 — 116. Purse ,700. 4-year-olds Q A C anc upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since March 30. Weight, 122 lbs. 1A 4 y 4 O Non-winners of one race at one and one-eighth miles or over since March 30 allowed May 15-57 — Jam 3 lbs.; one race at one mile or over since March 30 or two such races since January 16, 6 lbs. races when entered to be claimed for ,500 or less not considered. Claiming price, 0,000, if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner ,055; second, 40; third, 70; fourth, 35. Mutuel Pool, 95,974. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vfr % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 140701 CHARLIES JOY wb4119 2 6 4 4h 32 35 1"° W Boland 10000 S Messana 2.25 132934 SECANT w8113 5 1 52 53 2J 2J 22 E Rodrigez 9000 Mrs M G Walsh 2.90 14070 MAN OF DESTINYwb6 113 7 5 31 1h 14 12 36 W Lester 9000 Mrs E D Jacobs 12.30 132931 PLACE KICK w 4 122 6 7 7 6J 53 43 46 R Sterling 10000 Merrick Stable -8.50 13672 PERSIAN CLAW wb5116 4 2 22 2J4 452 54 E Arcaro 10000 M H Robineau 2.05 14070 TOP VALUE w 5 110 3 4 6 7 61 63 6? C McCreary 9000 Lottie Wolf 1100 13293 BLACK EMPER0Rwb4 113 1 3 1*1 32 7 7 7 S Brooks 9000 Clara E Adams 3345 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%, 1:38, 1:51. Track sloppy. Official Program Numbers , — S2 Mutuels Paiil — , , Odds to s ii . iD • 2-CHARLIES JOY 6.50 3.20 2.90 225 .60 .45 Mutuel Prices] 5-secant 3.70 290 us 45 *. 7-MAN OF DESTINY 4.30 1.15 Winner— Ch. g, by Coeur de Lion— Dashing Doe, by Distraction, trained by F. Martin; bred by A. A. Baldwin IN GATE— 5-07. OFF AT 5:07 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. CHARLIES JOY, never far back, was sent up between horses to make his bid entering the stretch and was hard ridden to gain a narrow decision. SECANT, held in reserve to the final turn where he rallied from the outside and, with a belated rush, narrowly missed. MAN OF DESTINY moved to the lead approaching the half-mile ground, drew clear on the stretch turn and held on stubbornly in a long drive. PLACE KICK passed only tiring horses. PERSIAN CLAW was used up early. Scratched— 140702 The River, 116. Overweight — Top Value, 2 pounds. Attendance, 21,239; Total Mutuel Pool, ,293,486!
