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I ; r-= — Official Racing Charts -, Churchill Downs tgHJ CoDvrUht. 1955. bv TrU rule Publications. Inc. ■ LOUISVILLE, KY., MAY 7, 1955-CHURCHILL DOWNS 1 MILE. Seventh day of nineteen-day meeting April 30 to May 21. Churchill Downs, Inc. American Totalisator. Puett and Bahr Starting Gate. Film Patrol. Weather clear. Steward representing Kentucky State Racing Commission, J. S. Young. Presiding Steward, S. H. McMeekin. Steward, J. G. Goode. Placing Judges, H. B. Lindenberger. J. T. Clark, A. Lavin and R. Hoertz. Patrol Judges, C. L. Triplett, J. Francis, Jr., F. Muth and L. Finley. Paddock Judge, T. Oliphant. Clerk of Scales, C. J. Gormley. Starter, R. W. White. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, L G. Plant. Assistant Racing Secretary, A. Lavin. Racing starts at 11:30 p. m. Central Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1954, .35; current meeting, .25. Percentage of favorites in the money, .62. Mutuel take, 14 per cent 4 per cent on first 8,000,000, 6 per cent on all over 8.000.000 to State. 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 Kuprion Kamera. FIRST RACE 1 MILE out of chute. Hasty Road, April 27, 1954—1:35—3—118. Purse ,500. A 7 ft A A 3" and -ye-ods. Maidens. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 114 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 122 lbs. *t l O «t ** Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,000. May 7-55 — C.D Net value to winner ,625. second, 00: third, 50; fourth, 25 Mutuel Pool. 34.701. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vi Va Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 4700] SUOUESE W3113 2 5 22 . 2« S M 12 D Erb 6000 T B Cromwell Z80 1B2BSPAMELA *3109 6 2 71 61 1 31 3" 2| J R Adams 6000 H H Mundy 14.40 355682 REBELLED wb3114 1 C 11 1 1 ? 3 J Heckmann 6000 W Brent 3.40 45922 HARDTOP wb4118 8 1 4h 7* 7* 63 4J J Kurtz 5000 E Denemark 11.80 462074 SPRINGBACK w3113 5 8 63 3 4h 51 53 C Rogers 5500 G A Cavanaugh 3.30 46439 CARLO C. wb3112 7 3 5* 52 5i 4h 62J F Kaelin 5500 Moore and Smith 4.30 47327 SHILLELAH MIKE w 3 110 3 4 3 4h 62 72 72 A Kirkland Hi Acres Stock Farm 10.50 47327 BISMARCK w3 114 478 8 8 8 8 L Pafundi 5000 Mrs R B Berini 27.00 Time, :23%, : 47, 1 ; : 1 1 and 1 : 39%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers V .,— Mutuels Paid -, , Odds to , U..f..Al Drf 2-SUDUESE 7.80 4.40 3.40 2.80 1.20 .70 MUtUel rriCeSJ 6-BOBS PAMELA 10.20 5.00 410 150 1 1-REBELLED 3.80 !S0 Winner— B. f, by Super Duper— Cingalese, by Broadway Jones, trained by F. Gilpin, bred by J. D Keiser. IN GATE-11:30. OFF AT 11:301 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. . Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. SUDUESE, well handled, raced nearest REBELLED to the stretch, assumed command during the drive and, briskly ridden, won going away. BOBS PAMELA gradually worked way forward to the stretch, closed determinedly under punishment but could not reach the top one REBELLED took an early lead, made the pace to the stretch while under pressure from SUDUESE but faltered when set down in the drive. HARD TOP was outrun and had no mishap. SPRINGBACK failed to respond when set down through the stretch. CARLO C. was never dangerous and had no excuse SHILLELAH MIKE was through early. BISMARCK showed nothing. Overweight— Springback, 1 pound; Suduese, 4. SECOND RACE 6 FURLONGS out of chute. Bernwood, May 16, 1951-1:10-3-117. Purse ,500. A n Q A c 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of four races allowed 3 lbs.; three H / O H J races, 5 lbs.; two races, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each May 7-55— C.D 00 to ,000. Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 26,128. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt % V2 Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 468232 MAID OF COTTON wb 109 6 5 2* 24 12 15 A Popara 5000 D Marks 500 *£L MHTM,°r-RELIC wb108 4 4 "1 11 23 213 L C Cook 5000 Park Deere Stable 7:50 fSSL I.JHESIS w 120 7 1 52 44 4 3"° S Brooks 5000 C F Bowles 1.60 222. £PAJS,JfA; w 120 3 2 34 31 3i 4"° E Roy 5000 Nissen and Close 4.30 469C53 BLUE RENO wb114 2 8 8 6J 52 5"* W Harmatz 4000 H H Mundy a-3 40 446182 TRICKY HOMER w 113 1 6 71 H| «3 D Erb 4500 H Forrest a-340 HEPSfilHL wb109 5 3 4| 52 72 71 D Bowcut 5000 Triple R Stable 21.00 46823 FEM FOX w 111 8 7 64 8 8 8 J Heckmann 5000 Reverie Knoll Farm 17.70 a-Coupled, Blue Reno and Tricky Homer. Time, :23. :46%; 1:12%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers 2* ,— Mutuels Paid— , Odds to — - M..l-..~l D.:««»l 5-MAID OF COTTON 12.00 6.20 4.00 5.00 2.10 1.00 Utliel rNCeSi 3-MAHMOUD RELIC 720 400 260 100 1 6-MY THESIS 2!» !40 Winner— Gr. f, by Alabama— Barograph, by Blackwood, trained by B. G. Collins; bred by N Dunn and H. C. Million. IN 6ATE-12:10J. OFF AT 12:10i CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. MAID OF COTTON, well placed after the start took command from MAHMOUD RELIC entering the stretch and drew clear, winning with speed in reserve MAHMOUD RELIC took an early lead, set the pace to the stretch, but was unable to stay with the top one. MY THESIS made a good bid nearing the stretch, but could not seriously threaten the leaders when set down in the drive. GOATS BEL raced well for a half mile, then weakened. BLUE RENO lacked early speed TRICKY HOMER raced wide through the stretch. GAY JOY could not keep up. FEM FOX showed little Overweight— Maid of Cotton, 1 pound; Blue Reno, 5; Tricky Homer, 1; Gay Joy, 1; Fern Fox, i THIRD RACE 5 FURLONGS out of chute. Bernwood, May 16, 1951—1:10-3—117. Purse ,500. A 7 R A A 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of four races allowed 3 lbs.; three ■» # O *fr U races, 5 lbs.; two races, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; rf for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each May 7-55 — C.D 00 to ,000. Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 81,244. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt % jj Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to %%? £.1ru?5Suf*BB.«» ™VM 1* 13 13 13iRDever5 5000 R and M Stable 2.70 US m,«H£CWmRRI0R w£113 3 6 * * 3 2* CSwain 450° Mrs T Ott 8.80 2SS, SSSSLPLim. l15 5 1 a 9 2 32JJAdams 5000 I J Collins 240 £££ «np?Ir.NG R00M w£ ! t 21i 21* 4* 41* E R°y S000 Mrs Jav G Stephenson 3.10 2ET !??IiSuHi4M "i!1J ! 4 610 610 68 5J J R Adams 5000 H H Mundy 17.40 ££and «kiMMI.NARP *b120 7 5 44 53 53 6« CBurr 5000 P Mclntyre 12.50 22£and£and1andF wb113 1 8 8 72 76 72SArmstr-g 5000 K Martin and Son 25.20 380693 DIBBA DEE w112 2 7 73 8 8 8 J King 5000 W E Hall 990 Time, :23%, :46%, 1:12%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers* ,— Mutuels Paid — r-— Odds to N M..|..i| Vf 6-CALABASH 7.40 4.40 3.20 2.70 1.20 60 UtUel rriCeS] 3-MIGHTY WARRIOR 800 4 60 300 130 ■ 5-BUMPSY UP 3.20 .5 Winner— Ch. g, by Southern Pride— Lady Nanette, by Flares, trained by H. R. Raines; bred by L J. Hollenbach, Sr. IN GATE-12:56i OFF AT 12:56J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start poor. Won easily; second and third driving. CALABASH took an early lead, raced DRAFTING ROOM I*™ before entering the stretch and, establishing a good advantage, won with something left. MIGHTY WARRIOR steadily worked way forward to the stretch, but could not threaten the top one when set down in the drive BUMPSY UP began fast, then dropped back and raced evenly in a fair effort. DRAFTING ROOM, a sharp factor from the start, suffered mild interference leaving the upper turn, then tired badly during the stretch run. BOBTAG was outrun and had no excuse. SLAMMINHARP could not keep up OPEN LAKE began poorly. DIBBA DEE broke slowly. Overweight— Mighty Warrior, 1 pound; Dibba Dee, 2. FOURTH RACE S FURLONGS out of chute. Bernwood, May 16, 1951-1:10-3—117. Purse ,600. A 7 R A 7 ear-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 121 lbs. Non-winners m I O *♦ I since April 1 allowed 3 lbs.; of two races in 1955, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming May 7-55 — C.D price, ,500; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,500. Net value to winner ,690; second, 20; third,. 60; fourth, 30. Mutuel Pool, 54,038. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va M Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to" i™ A.R.Jr,A.Co wb4112 13 11 11 1i 13 C L Martin 6500 J McShane 250 £55 2 C0MPASS BOX wb 4 115 2 4 21 2* 3 2h R Permane 6500 Freidel Stable 510 462684 BABYS PAL w 4 106 4 7 64 63 51 3" C Burr 6000 S A Alexander 22.60 473322 AIR PINE wb5114 3 2 31 41 4J 44 E Arcaro 6500 C ONeil Jr 480 300 ROLL BAMA w5112 7 5 51 34 2i M J King 65CO P L Hallum 1o!60 462683 FLYING PAT wb 6 106 5 6 4 52 62 6"" L C Cook 6000 Park Deere Stable 7 30 460693 RED ACE wb4117 8 1 72 71 74 74 D Erb 6500 A P Richards 670 468221 ASSISTANCE wb4115 6 8 8 8 8 8 S Brooks 6500 W L Jones Jr 4.70 Time, :23, :4«%, 1:12. Track,fast. Official Program Numbers ,_ Mutuels Paid—, Odds to , -■ D,:*.«*f 1-FARJAC 7.00 4.60 3.40 2 50 1.30 .70 M- Utuei rrices 2-compass box sra 4.20 uo 110 1 4-BABYS PAL 6.60 2i» Winner— B. g, by Jacopo— Farfalina, by Psychic Bid, trained by J. McShane; bred by T. Cantwell. IN GATE-1:401. OFF AT 1:40J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. FARJAC went to the front early, set the pace to the stretch while engaging COMPASS BOX, responded willingly when set down in the drive and held the latter safe, but won with little left. COMPASS BOX, a sharp factor from the start, finished strongly but could not overtake the top one. BABYS PAL raced evenly to the stretch, responded readily when hard urged during the drive, but was unable to overtake the leaders. AIR PINE saved ground from the start, but failed to rally when set down for the stretch run. ROLL BAMA raced well to the final furlong, then weakened. FLYING PAT had early speed, but bore out during the stretch run. RED ACE began fast, but dropped out of serious contention soon after the break. ASSISTANCE began slowly and raced far back throughout. Scratched-469023 Bull Skin, 110. ...-Overweight— Farjac, 1 pound; Air Pine, 2; Flying Pat, 2. Continued on P«#e Twenty-Seven y CHURCHILL DOWNS Coatinwod front P#fW Ton FIFTH RACE 5 FURLONGS. Robust, May 8, 1950-:58%-2-1 16. Fifty-fifth running THE DEBU- 4 7 ft A Q TANTE STAKES. 0,000 added. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Winners of one / O *f o sweepstakes, 3 lbs. extra; two sweepstakes, 5 lbs. Maidens allowed 5 lbs. May 7-55— C.D Gross value, 7,200. Net value to winner 3,550; second, ,000; third. ,000; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 50,275. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt ft % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 46093* CHERRY w 119 10 4 4h 44 34 4 J HecbnM C Mooers a-3.10 473261 BABCHA w119 1 1 12 M 11 24 H Moreno J Paddock 8.40 449744 GUARD RAIL w114 8 8 8 s 64 4h 3 J Adams Mrs J Tomlinson 3.40 463512 BIRCH w 114 7 6 33 33 22 41 E Arcar* C Mooers a-3.10 468991 BROOKWOOD w 119 2 2 5 5 51 5* S Armstrf H Racivitch 26.00 474122 WINDSAIL w114 6 5 7h 84 72 61 L C Cook Mrs E K Thomas 10.80 45771 MISSY ANN w 119 5 3 64 73 84 731 VV CarsteM R H Mullen Jr 46.60 449741 QUEEN MARGIE w 124 3 7 24 21 61 84 S Brooks T F Devereux 1.80 469032 STEPKIN w 114 9 10 92 9 9 9 R Dever J G Brown 46.60 WISHING STAR w 114 4 9 10 Threw stifle. D Era S E Wilson 32.20 a-Coupled, Cherry and Birch. Time, :22%, :46%, 1:00%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers* /— Mutuels Paid— , Odds to » n • 1A-CHERRY a-Entry 120 3.60 3.00 310 .80 JO Ml utuel Prices? 2-babcha s.m 4.40 2.00 1.20 l 8-GUARDRAIL 4.00 1.00 Winner— Ch. f, by Buster— Cleverette, by Easy Mon, trained by J. W. Clark; bred by C. Mooers. IN GATE— 2:301. OFF AT 2:31 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. CHERRY broke in a tangle, recovered quickly under good handling and raced evenly to the stretch, then responded to brisk urging and wore down BABCHA in the last sixteenth. BABCHA began fast, raced QUEEN MARGIE into defeat before entering the stretch, continued gamely but was unable to withstand the winner. GUARD RAIL, away sluggishly, gradually worked way forward to the stretch, closed determinedly under punishment but was unable to reach the leaders. BIRCH raced well to the final furlong, then faltered. BROOKWOOD raced evenly and had no mishap. WINDSAIL was never dangerous and had no excuse. MISSY ANN was through early. QUEEN MARGIE raced nearest BABCHA to the stretch, then drifted out badly while tiring. STEPKIN raced far back throughout. WISHING STAR threw a stifle after leaving the upper turn and was pulled up. SIXTH RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Black George, May 12, 1 951 — 1 :22% — 4—1 1 2. Deter- O A A mine Purse. Puree ,000. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Weight, 123 lbs. Non-winners of 4*7 / O 4 7 5,000 allowed 3 lbs.; ,500 in 1955 or ,600 three times since September 1, 6 lbs.; May 7-55 — C.D ,500 in 1954 or ,600 twice since September 1, 8 lbs.; ,600 since September 1 or three races of any value in 1954-55, 10 lbs.; two races of any value in 1954-55, 12 lbs.; maidens, 14 lbs. claiming races not considered. v Net value to winner ,900; second, 200; third, 00; fourth, 00, Mutual Pool, 70285. index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 47004 SPEED ROUSER wb120 7 1 34 2h ih 1412 j Heckmann S G Babbitz 1.30 44835 PRINCE ERIC wb115 2 5 63 5 51 51 21 J Kurtz E Denemark 1020 466121 OUR HINES w 113 3 2 4 33 2h 23 34 L C Cook Mrs N J Hernandez 8.20 47004 ALIBILT wb 111 5 7 7 7 7 ■ 4"* J Adams Hasty House Farm 4.60 46524 TOP TRAFFIC wb 117 6 6 43 42 43 4h 5J S Brooks S E Wilson Jr 5.30 470012 PARR w 115 4 3 5" 63 64 7 G*i W Shmafcr C Mooers 6.50 47413 ROYAL MON wb117 142*1*33347 CBurr W J Lewis Jr 13.40 Time, :23, :4€, 1.11% 125 Track fast Official Program Numbers * /— Mutuois Paid—, , Odds to . n • 7-SPEED ROUSER 4J0 3.40 2.80 1.30 .70 .40 Ml utuel Prices? 2 prince eric %m 4.00 2.30 1.00 I 3-0UR HINES 420 1.10 Winner— B. c, by Beau Max— Alley, by Rolled Stocking, trained by L G. Collins; bred by J. H. Rouse. IN GATE-3:30. OFF AT 3:30 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Stan good. Won handily; second and third driving. SPEED ROUSER, well placed from the start, took command approaching the stretch and, responding to a steady hand ride, retained a clear advantage to the finish. PRINCE ERIC, outrun to the stretch, closed determinedly under brisk urging but was unable to seriously threaten the winner OUR HINES began alertly, raced well to the stretch but faltered when set down in the drive. ALIBILT began sluggishly. TOP TRAFFIC raced fairly well and had no mishap. PARR raced wide throughout, losing tfl chance. ROYAL MON failed to stay after displaying early speed. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-4 MILES. Whirlaway, May 3, 1941-2:01%-3-126. Eighty-first running THE Q C ft KENTUCKY DERBY. 25,000 added. 3-year-olds. Scale weights. By subscription of 4*7 / O J U 00 each in cash, 50 to go through the entry box; 250 additional to start. 25,000 May 7-55 — C.D added, of which 5,000 to second, 2,500 to third, ,000 to fourth. 00,000 guaranteed the winner. Starters to be named through the entry box the day before the race at the usual time of closing. Owner of winner to receive a gold trophy. Gross value, 52,500. Net value to winner 06,400; second, 5,000; third, 2,300; fourth, ,000. Mutual Pool, ,677,178. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St Vi % 1 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 471531 SWAPS w126 8 4 H 11 4 4 14 W Shoaker R C Ellsworth 2.80 466031 NASHUA w 126 5 1 3« 3 2 2* 2*J E Arcaro Belair Stud 1.30 466032 SUMMER TAN wb 126 10 6 4* 45 34 32 34 E Gueria Mrs J W Gaibreath 4.90 470041 RACING FOOL w 126 7 5 51 51 51 43 4J H Moreno Cain Hoy Stable a-5.70 474132 JEANS JOE wb 126 9 9 10 83 6 52 54 S Brooks Murcain Stable 16.20 474131 FLYING FURY w 126 2 10 83 91 92 6J 6j C McCreary Cain Hoy Stable a-5.70 474134 HONEYS ALIBI w 126 4 2 63 63 71 74 73J W Harmatz W-L Ranch Co 55.60 458341 BLUE LEM wb 126 1 7 94 10 10 94 84 C Rogers H C Freuhauf 23.30 474133 NABESNA wb 126 3 8 73 74 81 81 910 J Adams C Mooers 52.80 471533 TRIM DESTINY w 126 6 3 22J 2* 4 10 10 L C Cook G R White 50.90 a-Coupled, Racing Fool and Flying Fury. Time, 23%, :47%, 1:12%, 1:37, 2:01*. Track fast. Official Program Numbers* r- Mutuels Paid— , Odds to , ki . , n . 7-SWAPS 7J0 3.40 2.60 2.80 .78 .30 Mutuel Prices? s-nashua 3.00 2.40 .so .20 1 9-SUMMER TAN 3.00 .50 Winner— Ch. c, by Khaled— Iron Reward, by Beau Pere, trained by M. A. Tenney; bred by R. C. Ellsworth. IN GATE-4:31. OFF AT 4:31 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. SWAPS, alertly ridden, took command soon after the start, raced TRIM DESTINY into defeat before reaching the upper turn, responded readily when challenged by NASHUA during the stretch run and drew clear in the last sixteenth mile. NASHUA, well placed from the outset, was kept in hand to the last three-eighths mile, moved up boldly on the outside of SWAPS for the stretch run but was not good enough for the latter, although much the best of the others. SUMMER TAN, never far back and reserved to the last half mile, made a mild bid approaching the stretch, then faltered. RACING FOOL, in hand to the stretch, was unable to threaten the leaders when set down in the drive. JEANS JOE lacked early foot and was never dangerous. FLYING FURY began sluggishly and was never prominent. HONEYS. ALIBI was outrun and had no mishap. BLUE LEM raced far back the entire trip. NABESNA was through early. TRIM DESTINY raced nearest SWAPS for three-quarters mile, then gave way. . — — — ™— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — i ■ — — ■— EIGHTH RACE « FURLONGS out of chute. Bernwood, May 16, 1951—1:10-3-117. Purse ,000. O C 1 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of a race other than maiden or claiming. 4-y / 5 D I Weight, 121 lbs. Non-winners of ,200 allowed 3 lbs.; ,625, 6 lbs.; maidens, 9 lbs. May 7-55— C.D Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 31,033. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt jj jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 34014 CORPICK wb115 8 2 11 12 13 13 j r Adams H H Mundy 4.90 38371 IRISH BRUSH wb118 3 4 2* 2? 21 2" J Heckmana Mrs J P Keezek a-7.30 45895 LAHEIM wb 112 9 1 Si 5 32 3*1 L Hansman Hill-N-Dale Farm a-7.30 37240 ERUPT w 107 4 5 6*72 61 4h J Kurtz A B Karle 42.00 47005 C0LLE0NI wb118 7 8 7 61 74 5 L C Cook T M Girdler 14.7D 47153 DERBY MORN wb118 3 7 84 82 82 6 A Popara G Shwab Jr 7.80 470054 HASTY DRIVE wb118 6 3 31 31 4h 74 J Adams Hasty House Farm 1.50 465254 ESPINO GOLD JR. wb118 1 6 4h 4h 5* 82 S Armstr§ 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*5- :«S. 1:11%- Track fast Official Program Numbers* r-S2 Mutuels PaM- , Odds to » », . in • C 8-CORPICK 11.80 7.00 5.60 4.90 2.50 1.80 Mutliel PriCeS I 1-KtlSH BRUSH a-Entry 7JJ0 820 2.50 3.10 I 1A-LAHEIM a-Entry 7.00 8.20 2.50 3.10 Winner— Ch c, by Blue Gay or Bobs Pick— Corindy, by Port a* Prince, trained by J. L. Oglesby; bred by H. H. Mundy. IN GATE-5:24J. OFF AT 5:25 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. CORPICK 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. COLLE0NI 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, 1 950-1 :43%— 3-1 16. Purse ,600. 3-year-olds. jj c * Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races since October 1 allowed 3 lbs.; 4-i / O J L two races, 6 lbs.; one race, 9 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. Mar 7-55 — C.D Net value to winner ,690; second, 20; third, 60; fourth, 30. Mutuel Pool, 55,405. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St jj jj % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 47152 NIRAL wb 120 2 2 32 3 3i 23 12J c Headley 5500 T D Buhl 3.20 46823 CHILDERS wblll 6 7 72 72 52 32 2J J Kurtz 5000 E Denemark 18.90 47609 LADY ALIBI w 109 5 3 25 23 1J 1h 34J A Popara 5000 D H Wells 3.90 47001 PHIL E. S. wb 114 3 4 53 4 4J 4 42 G Vouros 5500 Landers and Vouros 6.00 463532 SOLID ROCK w 114 7 6 61 6h 72 51 5h J Adams 5500 Mrs J Tomlinson 8.60 463533 PHALA MAN w 109 4 5 4n 52 6J 64 62J 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 2 72 8 J R Adams 5000 H Rosset 14.90 Time, 24%, :48%, 11:4%, 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers* ,— Mutuels Paid—, , Odds to , ki , n I 2-NIRAL L« 5.60 4.20 320 1.88 1.10 Mutuel Prices! «-childers mm 7.40 im 2.70 I 5-LAOY ALIBI 420 1.18 Continued on Pago Thirty "*"" CHURCHILL DOWNS Continued from Page Twenty-Seven Winner— B. g, by Nirgal— Valdina Spirea, by Cannon Law, trained by A. G. Wilson, bred by J. W. Galbreath IN GATE— 6:14J. OFF /l*6:14i 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.
