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PIMLICO THE "DAILY DOUBLE" ON THE WINNERS CF THE FIRST AND SECOND RACES AT PIMLICO SATURDAY PAID 21.70 FOR . PIMLICO, MD., SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1939 — Pimlico 1 mile. Twelfth and last day. Maryland Jockey Club. Spring meeting of 12 days. Bahr Stall Gate used. Photo Chart Camera. Weather rainy first four races; cloudy thereafter. Steward representing the Maryland Racing Commission, W. L. Harron. Stewards of Meeting, G. Brown, Jr., E. L. Brennan and A. G- Weston. Judgos, J. P. Turner, Sr., M. C. Shea and. John. Brennan. Starter, J. F. Milton. Racing Secretary, C. J. McLennan. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time, 2:00 p. m.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate horse, date, track record, age of horse and weight carried, indicates apprentice allowance of 5 pounds; **7 pounds; ***10 pounds. FIRST RACE 2 MILES. Saluda, May 6, 1939— 3:52— 6— 142. Penn Athletic Club TQJLQ Steeplechase. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-m winners of two races. 4-year-olds, 143 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 150 lbs.; older, 153 « « o- May-13-39-Pim lbs. Winners of 00, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of 00 allowed 3 lbs • maiden 4-year-olds. 5 lbs.; maiden 5-year-olds and upward,. 9 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 8 12 15 Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73655*TROLIGHT w4133 3 1 4h 5» 44 l3 l3 PenrodJ C F Hockley 545-100 73526 BK LANGHORNE w7153 8 8 83 3h 3"k 24 2* HaleyJ K N Gilpin +170-100 *SISYPHUS w6139 6 6 5" 2h l3 Z 34 BrboksC O D Filley + 73748***WAR PORT wb 6 140 5 9 9 73 2? 4« 46 JenningsR Mrs R Duffey 1190-100 73655*LATERAL PASS w5136 2 2 6 4 8 7 6 53 RobyT A Riggs III *290-100 **MISS SUPERIOR w 10 138 1 3 33 41 5"k 5£ 6 MeehanJ N Baetjer 1115-100 68681 SEA TED ws 6 153 9 7 7« 61 6« Fell. RobertsE Rokeby Stable 220-100 49571***TOMS BOY w6134 7 5 2h 14 Fell. LawsonB Mrs J H Whitney 2120-100 73655 GUATEMALA w6144 4 4 14 Lost rider. LucasRJ G C Everhart 3775-100 ■f Coupled as K. N. Gilpin and O. D. Filley entry. Time, 4:00%. Track muddy. , S2 MTJTUELS PAID . , OFFIOIAL BOOKING ODDS TROLIGHT 2.90 $ 5.60 $ 4.80 545—100 180—100 140—100 K. N. GILPIN AND 0. D. FILLEY ENTRY 3.40 4.60 70—100 130—100 Winner— B. g, by Trojan— Toddle Light, by Toddington trained by J. Bosley; bred by Mr. C. F. Hockley . WENT TO POST— 2:00. AT POST— 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily; second and third driving. TROLIGHT, fencing cleanly at all of his fences, was restrained back of the leaders for a mile and one-half, was placed to a drive after clearing the twelfth fence, drove up on the inside of the leaders to assume command at the final turn and, continuing stoutly, held BUCK LANGHORNE safe approaching the finish. The latter, steadied for the first mile, weaved between horses to enter contention at the twelfth jump, was vigorously urged, but could not engage the winner. SISYPHUS movd forward rapidly at the eighth fence, overhauled TOMS BOY, but tired in the last half mile after drawing clear. WAR PORT dropped back early, moved into contention nearing the twelfth jump, but could not stay in the final drive. LATERAL PASS was held safe. MISS SUPERIOR tired after going one mile. SEA TED fell on the flat rounding the turn into the stretch. GUATEMALA lost rider at the seventh jump and TOMS BOY fell at the twelfth obstacle. . Scratched— 68968 Yammer, 133. Corrected weight — Lateral Pass, 136. SECOND RACE 3 MILE Out of Chute. Mainmast, May 6, 1924— 1:10%— 6— 116 Purse 7Q44. ?J000- 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of three races Mfiftr al,owed 3 lbs two races» 5 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. wiay-id-da-Fim Net va|ue to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73695 COURSING w 113 11 4 4h 4h 2£ li Andersonl H L Straus 1770-100 73695 CHATABIT wl07 6 6 3* 2h lh 21 SeaboG W M Elder 375-100 72691 WAR GRAND wll3 9 2 6£ 52 31 34 FaustF Mrs D A Buckley 480-100 736542MAEWHISK wb 118 10 3 2 4 32 4h 4h TurnerL G R Watkins 310-100 73580*KAPTIME wl07 3 5 74 74 ,6* 54 PolkV Miss K Peters 515-100 73697 DINAMITA wsb 108 11 l2 Ink 53 63 AdamsJ L H Drennan 735-100 73392 ZELITONE wb 110 2 7 8l 72 7h BayleyA W Zakbor 3090-100 73392 SANOMA wb 108 4 9 10 10 8 5 8™ StevsonC J P Jones 2410-100 73435 LADY TIMAROLE wb108 7 10 94 91 9 92 ReillyJ Mrs V T Carter 6820-100 73119 BIG BUDDY wb 110 8 8 5" 64IO 10 CoffmanC A B Parker 4160-100 73349*BARRACA wl04 5 Left at post. PlacintoR L Houff 3725-100 Time, :239s. :48%. 1:15. Track muddy. . S2 MUTUELS PAID—, . OFFICIAL BOOKING Onns - COURSING 7.40 4.40 $ 8.40 1770—100 620—100 320—100 CHATABIT 5.50 4.50 175—100 125—100 WAR GRAND , 5.50 175—100 Winner— Br. g, by Purchase— Bonnie Brook, by Periosteum trained by L. G. Blume- bred by Mr. H. L. Straus. Winner entered to be claimed for ,500. WENT TO POST— 2:38. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow for all but Barraca. Won driving; second and third the same. COURSING was prominent early, responded strongly when reaching the stretch and, finishing stubbornly, was up nearing the end. CHATABIT, a stout contender in the early running, displaced DINAMITA when reaching the stretch, was vigorously handled, but could not stall off the winner. WAR GRAND, permitted to fall back after the start, rallied when shaken up and closed strongly. MAEWHISK, ridden with bad judgment, was sent up on the inside of DINAMITA on the turn, was caught in very tight quarters, then was caught between horses in the stretch drive. KAPTIME came eamely in the late stages. DINAMITA sprinted clear early, but quit. ZELITONE was weakly handled. SANOMA was messed about badly and raced on her own courage. LADY TIMAROLE was forced to lose ground. BARRACA refused to break and was left at the gale. Scratched— 68654 Sunny Rose. 105; 73654 Walli, 108: 73209 Howellville, 110; 73654 Sir Time 113-73695 Shall We Dance, 108; 738183Soaring High. 105; 61374Sonny John, 113. Overweight— Kaptimc, 2 pounds: Dinamita, 3; Sanoma, 3; Lady Timarole, 3; Barraca, 1. Corrected weight — Maewhisk, 118; War Grand, 113. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Mainmast, May 6, 1924— 1:10—6— llcTlPurse rTQCIzlCk ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, li8 lbs.; older, 120 «s* Non-winners since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 15, 5 lbs.; since m uiiqq pm May-13-39-Pim 1 March 26, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,C00; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V4. Yz Str Fin Jockeys Owners . Equiv. Odds Strt 73256 JADAAN wb7117 5 6 52 43 33 11 SeaboG L L Westmoreland 300-100 73824 ODDESA LAD wb4114£ 8 1 42 2 2 24 SmithG F E Ray 545 100 71581 IDYLLIC wb 5108 4 2 lh 13 1= 32 StevsonC Mrs C M Feltncr 465-100 73525TUTTICURIO wb7120 7 7 7£ 5h 4 44 Andersonl Brandon Stable 555-100 736602MISS SELECTION w 4 108 6 8 8 7 62 51 AdamsJ H L Straus 1760-100 67461 HARDWARE wb7 109 1 4 6 8 7= 6= PolkV E K Bryson 3895-100 73531 JINX wb 5 111 2 3 21 31 51 7n MeadeD Mrs J H ODonnell 320-100 73085 BALLY BAY w9 109 3 5 33 6h 8 8 BergM H Kerr 2175-100 Time, :23%. :48. 1:14%. Track muddy. ....... « 52 MUTUELS PAID , , — OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . JADAAN $ 8.00 $ 4.10 $ 3.20 300—100 105—100 60—100 ODDESA LAD 5.70 4.10 185—100 105—100 IDYLLIC 4.40 120-100 Winner— B. g, by Carlaris— Gayoso, by Hidi Time trained by C. Januska; bred by Mr W T. Anderson. Winner entered to bo claimed for ,600. WENT TO POST— 3:10. AT POST — minute. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second, and third driving. JADAAN, away well, but taken in hand, improved his position gradually on the outside leaving the back stretch, took command inside the final sixteenth and drew out roadilv. ODDESA LAD moved up fast on the outside after the opening quarter, engaged IDYLLIC a sixteenth out, but was unable to withstand the winner. The latter raced JINX into submission, drew out into a comfortable lead under mild rating but tired when challenged. TUTTICURIO, pinched back at the start, raced wide and showed a good effort. MISS SELECTION lacked early speed. JINX raced well on the inside for three-eighths Scratched— 73659 Mr. Duncannon. 109; 73824 Armcnidas, 107; 73692 Balcony, 110; 72846 -aiame3a, Calamca 111-73659 ill, Combatant, 107; 69415 Ladys Favor. 103; 73692 Gay Bride, 104. Overweight— Oddesa Lad, 3£ pounds; Idyllic, 4; Miss Selection, 3; Jinx, 3. F0URTH~RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. DignusTMay-13ri92653=211lTr"Purse~ OOo" 7QQAft 2-ycar-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of two races. Weieht 118 lbs A loin d Winners of ,000, 2 lbs. extra. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. May-u--Pim Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 73478DOMKIN wll8 6 4 4£ 2* ll Andersonl T D Buhl 475-100 73386 PARADISE GIRL wll5 2 1 Ink lh 24 FallonL A G Vanderbilt 800-100 LA SCALA w 110 5 10 8£ 34 33 ScottR H L Straus 7490-100 73432 STEPINFRED wll8 3 2 2£ 4h 4| AdamsJ Mrs J H Whitney 605-100 73389 FLYING GLEE w 115 10 5 32 53 5* DabsonH Mrs H Good 2255-100 73524 NICKY wb 118 7 3 54 64 61 StevsonC J P Jones 945.1m 73524 MISS MAKER wll5 8 9 6"k 71 7h ScoccaD S H Rogers 3480-100 73691DARK RAPTURE wll5 9 7 9- 82 8- SmithG A Untermyer 260-100 735283UNICO wb118 4 6 7 93 910 MeadeD King Ranch 415-im 73691 JULIE MACAW wb114 18 10 10 10 FaustF M A McElwee 5570 im Time. :23%, :48?£. :55%. Track muddy. • , MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS DOMKIN 1.50 $ 5.80 $ 4.90 75—100 190— foo GIRL 7-80 M0 290-100 220-100 LA SCALA 20.70 935—100 Winner— B. c, by Ladkin— Dominast, by Dominant trained by A*. G. Wilson; bred by Mr ... E G Hacknev. WENT TO POST — 3:56. AT POST— 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. _ DOMKIN was stoutly urged to hold a contending position in the early racing, drove through on the inside of PARADISE GIRL when reaching the stretch, closed determinedly and was up in the last twenty yards. PARADISE GIRL displayed good speed while setting the pace, was kept out off the rail and fought it out courageously when the final test came. LA SCALA, weakly handled, was allowed to run out badly j Continued on twenty-second page. J PIMLICO Continued from third page. after the start, continued very wide and finished with excellent speed. STEPINFRED, poorly handled, was steered wide into the stretch while racing close to the pacemaker and lost all chance. FLYING GLEE was a keen contender for the first half mile. NICKY was pinched back in the first sixteenth. MISS MAKER could not reach contention. DARK RAPTURE broke tardily and raced in dull fashion. UNICO was never a threat. Scratched— Sir Ligure, 113; 73348 Uprising, 110; 736563Snobbish Lady, 110; Hation, 105. Overweight — Julie Macaw, 4 pounds. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Mainmast, May 6, 1924—1:10—6—116. Purse TQztT 51,000. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of two races. Weight, 120 mqp- Ibs- Winners of ,500, 2 lbs. extra. Non-winners of a race other than May-l3-39-Pim maiden since March 26 allowed 3 lbs.; maidens, 6 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index - Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 72939 SIR MOWLEE wll7 3 1 lh H li 14 AdamsJ Mrs A J Abel 29O400 73580ROSEPILLAR wbU7 7 5 44 64 3* 2* SmithG R B Archer 365-100 72940»MANY FLAGS wb112 12 5* 5h 43 33 PolkV Mrs H Good 840-100 !™™,MAN WBll2 99 4h 24 «* SmithE W E Johnson 2580-100 736572LITTLE PINKEY wll7 4 6 8* 88 5h 54 DabsonH J D Weil 290-100 TUACROSS . wll4 5 4 2* 246* 6° AndersonI T D Buhl 1050-100 60WSATIN MARVEL wb112 8 7 7« 72 71 7* ReillyJ A B Hagner 5035-100 734353LATEPASS wb114 6 3 32 3 8™ 8" MeadeD W W Vaughan 865-100 WESTNESIA w 114 2 8 9 9 9 9 ShanksJ T L Evans 5720-100 Time, :Z3%, :48, 1:14%. Track muddy. T"52 MUTUELS PAID , , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS » Snl™. cm r-r- 5 7-80 5 4-90 5 3-90 290-100 _ 145-100 95-100 SSmv "pi 4-80 3-80 "0-100 90-100 MANY FLAGS ArQ 5.10 155—100 w?1"";8- s by Mowlee— Rags, by Crimper trained by A. J. Abel ; bred by Mr. A. T. Clarke * WENT TO POST-4:35. AT POST — 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. SIR MOWLEE, at home in the footing, was hustled hard to get into a short lead, responded to punishment m the last eighth after shaking off. TUACROSS had enough in reserve to draw out gradually. RObEPILLAR fell back on the turn when bearing out, came very wide into the stretch and finished stoutly. MANY FLAGS raced on the inside to save ground and closed gamely. KEY MAN slipped through on the inside rounding the turn, made a mild bid midway of the stretch, then hung. LITTLE PINKEY SaAC.I»»illU?shlon and Ca" d° 3 Rreat deal betlcr- ACROSS had a lot of speed for five-eighths "vecignuis. SATIN MARVEL was outrun. LATEPASS tired after going a half mile. SIXTH RACE 1 3-16 MILES. Seabiscuit, Nov. 1, 1938— 1 :5G%— 5—120 Fortv-Ninth 73948 J?™ PREAKNESS STAKES. 0,000 Added. 3-year-olds. Weight-May-13-39-Pim Net value to winner S53,710; second, 0.000; third. ,000; fourth. ,000. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % % 1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 735932CHALLEDON w 126 2 2 4 * 3"* 3* 14 P| SeaboG W L Brann 620-100 73696GILDED KNIGHT wb126 1 4 23 23 2* 2* 23 DonosoR Wheatley Stable +45-100 732642VOLITANT wb126 3 6 6 52 43 32 33 MeadeD Saratoga Stable 1185-100 732643IMPOUND wl26 6 5 54 4°k 5 4* 4* FallonL A G Vanderbilt 1255-100 73593 JOHNSTOWN wb126 4 1 14 14 Ink 54 5-* StoutJ Belair Stud + 71126JCIENCIA wb 121 5 3 3h 6 6 6 6 AndersonI King Ranch 705-100 tCoupled as Wheatley Stable and Belair Stud entry. Time, :232£, :47%, 1:13%. 1;39. 1;594£. Track muddy. THAI l rnnu 2„«MUTF?Iand PAl° — » — 0FFIC"I- BOOKING ODDS . VvETLEY $ "° 5 M° 62°-10° 75-1°° 45-100 STABLE AND* BELAIR vol™DtEHTRY • 230 2-10 15-100 5-100 VOLITANT 3.10 55—100 Branncastle Winner— Farm. B. c, by Challenger II.-Laura Gal, by Sir Gallahad III. trained by L. J. Schaefer; bred by J WENT TO POST— 5:21. AT POST— 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won ridden out; second and third driving. CHALLEDON, handled nicely, was sent into position going to the first turn, saved ground for the first seven-eighths, moved forward nearing the final turn to engage the leaders, swung to thc outside when movine: to the front on the stretch turn, was urged steadily and had enough in reserve to draw out gradually approaching the finish. GILDED KNIGHT was rated nicely while going closest to the pacemaker, challenged strongly on the final turn to engage JOHNSTOWN, then saved ground in the stretch and finished with excellent courage. VOLITANT fractious at the gate and delaying the start, was eased in thc first couple of strides to avoid being crowded, was permitted to settle in stride, then worked his way forward in the last half mile to finish with good speed. IMPOUND had clear racing room, raced on thc outside, could not cain when making his run leaving the back stretch, but continued well to the finish. JOHNSTOWN was quick at the start and set a steady pace under steadying restraint until nearing the final turn, was shaken up vigorously when challenged I by GILDED KNIGHT, then flattened out badly. CIENCIA made a weak effort midway of the back k stretch, then was done. The race was cleanly contested Scratched— 73130Challcnge, 126. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Shuffle Along, Nov. 3, 1923— 142— 3— 110 73949 aded HandicaP Class C. Purse ,200. 3-year-olds and upward. May-13-39-Pim Net va|ue t0 wjnner 5q; second 00; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. O-lds S«rt 73583 PARSCOUT wb5110 4 6 6 6 3 * lh 12 AdamsJ W E Boeing 400-100 73583 KENTY wsb6115 6 5 3* Ink 1= 2* 23 AndersonI E R Pike 475-100 735833SHORT DISTANCE w 4 105 2 1 lh 2 2h 34 34 PolkV Mrs N Ray 710-100 73437 REX FLAG wb5112 5 4 42 43 444s 4 StevsonC Mrs L Viau +120-100 73353 CONQUER ivb6114 1 3 2h V- 5« 5" 5=0 MeadeD Mrs L Viau + 69027 MR. CANRON wb5118 3 2 54 5-* 6 6 6 DabsonH W W Vaughan 595-100 tCoupled as Mrs. L. Viau entry. Time,j23%. 1:14. 1:40. 1:44%. Track muddy. DADcrmiT MUTUELS JPAID- , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . PARSCOUT 0.00 $ 5.00 $ 3.50 400-100 150-100 75-100 5-40 170-100 70-100 SHORT short nKTAilrF DISTANCE 3.6O 80—100 -.r ,"n«"B* m by T,le Scout— Parco» by Omar Khayyam trained by T. Horning; bred by Mrs. R. A. Van Llief. WENT TO POST— 6:02. AT POST— minutes. * Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. PARSCOUT broke off stride when unprepared at the start, trailed her field to the final turn, drove through on the inside of the leaders rounding the turn, then came around KENTY to take command in the last eighth and drew out nicely under pressure. KENTY was made entirely too much use of getting to the front and tired after disposing of early opposition. SHORT DISTANCE outbroke her field, was stoutly urged to keep up with KENTY and tired while finishing in the middle of the track in the last quarter mile. REX FLAG was placed to strong urging after going five-eighths, but failed to better his position. CONQUER was hurried along to force the early pace, but appeared to labor in the footing. MR. CANRON was unable to threaten and was cased when he became tired. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Watch Him, Nov. 4, 1933—1:44—4—102. Turse ,000. TQQtCA 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 20. Weight, OtJOU 122 lbs. Non-winners twice in 1939 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 5 lbs. May-13-39-Pim Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner 00; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 735303PORTUNUS wb6117 6 10 10« 6 * 2» 1* 1= AndersonI E K Brvson 250-100 735853SCARLET O. wb 4 114 9 12 ll5 8£ 45 3U 2" Dabsonll II M Babylon 570-100 63898*LITTLE PERCY w5109 2 8 8h 7h U 42 3 MattisonJ P H Faulconer 18780-100 73585MUSTA FLIGHT wb 6 117 11 11 12 12 93 5 4* PolkV G R Watkins 1020-100 736603LADY DEMOCRAT wb 6 117 8 5 4 l» 1£ 2i 5 SmithG Jack M Brooks 290-100 73085 CANGRIER RON wb4 108 4 6 63 5J 3i 65 6C AdamsJ W W Vaughan l 1430-100 71820 SUN SWEEP w 6 109 12 3 2£ 31 6» 1" 73 CoffmanL B A Hall 12875-100 73439 HAPPY ROAD wsb 5 114 1 1 3 * 4" 5" 8 8* ShanksJ Mrs G H Pearce 1165-100 73434 PERFECT LIAR w 8 109 10 9 9» 11£ 11" 10l 92 MacDaldR J H C Forbes 13655-100 73585*TOVN CAR wb 4 117 3 2 1 » 2h 8i % 10* ScottR F J Vollmer 2795-100 73525 BIG BUD wn5114 7 7 7102 10U113 11* FaustF Mrs E A Christmas 7455-100 56815 VITASCOPE wb 6 114 5 4 51 92 12 12 12 DonosoR R Pending 855-100 Time, :24?£, :49%, 1:15. 1:42%, 1:49. Track muddy. , S2 MUTUEL8 PAID . , OFFICIAL BOOKING ODDS . PORTUNUS .00 .50 $ 3.80 250—100 125—100 90—100 SCARLET 0 5.60 4.30 180—100 115—100 LITTLE PERCY 16.90 745—100 Winner— B. g, by Jack High— Salacia, by Ultimus trained by J. Serio, Jr.; bred by Mr. G. D. Widener. Winner entered to be claimed for ,250. WENT TO POST— 6:36. AT POST— 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. PORTUNUS, favored by a change in riders, was allowed to settle in his best stride, weaved between horses when straightened into the back stretch, swung to the outside in the last half mile, overhauled the leaders readily and drew out easily. SCARLET O., tardy at the break and slow to get into stride, bettered his position stoutly in the last half mile, but could not reach the winner. LITTLE PERCY improved his position gradually and came determinedly in the closing drive. JUSTA FLIGHT, a very slow beginner, dropped far back early, then closed an immense gap. LADY DEMOCRAT had to be rushed vigorously to gain a short lead and failed to stay for the final issue. CANGRIERRON made a strong bid on the final turn, then tired in the stretch drive. SUN SWEEP tired after going seven-eighths. HAPPY ROAD quit, as did VITASCOPE. Scratched— 65290 Pcncader, 114; 73393 Chilly Ebbie, 104; 73259 Albert D., 116; 73659iEllabee, 114. Overweight — Cangricrron, 1 pound.
