Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1929, Page 74

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO: D. C APRIL 28, 1929—SPORTS SECTIO Voltear Victor in $10,000 Chesapeake : Ben Ali Handicap Captured by Broadszde DOZEN PREAKNESS ELIGIBLES BEATEN Grey Coat Is Second and The Nut Is Third in Havre de Grace’s Final Feature. Special Dispateh to The Star. AVRE DE GRACE, Md, April 27.—The $10,000 Chesapeake Stakes, which attracted a field of 13 3-year-olds, went to the Dixiana Stable’s Voltear, which was making his first start since the Coffroth Handicap. Samuel Ross' Grey Coat was second and the Warm Stable’s ‘The Nut managed to get up to take the third money from the Rancocas Stable’s Leucite. The race was a disappointing one fran several angles. It is considered a stepping stone for the Preakness, but the winner was the only horse in the race that is not eligible for the Pimlico classic. It was a perfect day for the running of the final program of the meeting. ‘The weather conditions were excellent and more than 15,000 turned out for the sport. The start in the Chesapeake was a r one. Singlestep and Constitution ept breaking through the barrier, and when the field was finally turned loose neither of these was away well. matter of fact Constitution's chances were ruined at the break and he was & traller to the first turn. My Sis Gets Off First. My Sis was quickest to the first turn and she led for almost three-quarters of a mile. Rubicon and Leucite were in closest pursuit of her. Rubicon, however, met with interference on the turn and was pulled up. It was at this point that Voltear, which had been racing in & contending position, moved up and took command to win well in hand. Grey Coat slipped through on the inside turning for home and had no | trouble placing, but The Nut, which ap- red sore-going to the paddock, was 53?:.. his best to take the third money from Leucite. 2 Dr. Freeland, well backed and con- sidered one of the strongest candidates for the Preakness, was among the starters. He was in a contending posi- tion on the back stretch and apparently had no excuses. Mulmlh showed the fastest 6 fur- the meeting in winning the Gnenwlch Handicap in 1:12 flat. 3-year-old daughter of Cudgel tnd Waterblossom had to run that fast, however, as she beat The Heathen only by the scantiest of margins. Too High whipped a head £ ve, bt e e 3 e Tif- fin, she was away poar y :nu closed an immense gap w be fous a bit of foot after béing left, waited until turning for homc. where he dismned of Harry Beal. Rock :;:zy outlast Maxiva for the third PIMLICO ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. PIRST RACE—Purse, $1,300; 3-year-olds: 4 furiones. b £ir Jumes Companion Cagi 118 & West Park 118 Poiron Ivy 115 _ Also eligtbil Prock . . Lessetto Galloway . Tewsenedra 118 E. Trueman-R, W. Carter entry. SECOND RACEPusse, $1.300; 3-vear- and up: 3 mile and 1o yards: STear-olds 114 Cal nle frican iadha s Eimer the Great’ 118 Touruza s THIRD RACE. Puree, $1.300; claiming; year-olds; 4 furlong Guitom's Maid... Colinport N‘ G‘mpfl" Maid. 10 eek EheheTe ‘Also umnk = Lady Loulse clilate .. Altamurt Sikelina 5 Cheng Tu ...... 110 Rocket Giare ... 107 Dromette L ier Alwington Doily .’ 116 Bweer Sentiment. 115 TOURTH RACE_The $25.000 added; reat -l miles. Vietorian (no boy) Bublevado (B, Watiers) gFrincess Tine (G Fields) Batesu (E Ambrose) ! Tiizie Handiean, and up; 14 | | I 5| lls) @ Priscilia Carter (8. Heberi) . 5 | AR 8B C favie entry, | J pon-R. T. Wiison entry 1-Jeflerson Livingston entry. Wheatley Stable cntry. FIFTH RACE_Purse, $1500: 3-year-olds and up. furlons Candy Hos ..... H'l Fair Bob Lassa 110117 Charmarten’.. Sun Meddler ..., 117 Baron King . SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1.300; claiming; year-olds; 6 furlongs. Bome Ticket Reighburn Sentorio Silverdale Also emm bE. K. Brvson entry, 'TH RACE- Purse. $1.300: claiming as and up; 1 mile and 70 yards b*Business Redoubie Charley Mere Play ... Meridi'n Queen Begin Over Sweet Verbens As a |Darco Cottage Boy . 1. FIRST RACE- Start good. Won easily: piace driving, Out the Way—Golden A 4200, 5100, 3! -mr swervi; ool ST i | 3235500 £11780, Tomer 0.90%0e o: 01 $225.50, $11° Wflu! HOUSSAIN . WHITEHALL BORLE CHARGE FAIR VE! MUTUELS-| | Houmnv, 34.10. S was driven Dul to lllll nfl YRXAR CL! e mh froahf and Bniine APRICAN e ground. s 5" o, e wpTOH ’%u 1 | BILLY l,v RAUGHN | worked his way into contention and, wearing HARRY | Value: 5150, 4406, ,‘vmm PID Windy Riley Prefers PRIZE FOR JOCKEYS WON BY ROBERTSON Whitney’s Rider Gets $500 Stop Watch for Topping Havre de Grace List. HAVRE DE GRACE RACE TRACK, Md., April 27.—Albert Robertson, who is under contract to H. P. Whitney, won the $500 gold stop watch offered to the leading winning rider at this meeting. He had nine winners when today's pro- gram got under way. Robertson also topped the list of winning riders at the recent Bowie meeting. Steve Burke, assistant to his brother, General Manager Edward Burke, states that work will be started Monday on eight barns costing $7,000 each. The barns will replace those destroyed by fire as well as the old shed, which will be razed to make way for the modern barns. It is understood that a special barn for Mrs. J. Simpson Dean will be erect- ed on the backstreteh near the four and | one-half furlong pole. All construction work here is being done by contract. RED PATE In Seventh at Pimlico Monday. TRACK FAST. Threo-eishths Mile, Capture John. .....37¢ Auctlla Gottten”Urn Maleoim '.1100 Cheng Tu. 1353 Ope-balf Mile, North Brees ‘32 Reddy Fox. Mosque . N Wacket s Triea and Trie. 5 Shipmaster 52 {mon Jane Booker. Groy of Dawn,.1.08 Fornova 44 Skirmisner Lewis B Old "Welhourrie: 1.0 George Conway will take the Glen | Riddle Farm horses to Belmont Park, N. Y., tomorrow. Conway had won three races, prior to today's sport and ap- pears due for a banner season. Burning Glass. 1. Altitude 5% Regiment ".\\\\ 1. Manzana 57 Black Panther 1.48% Annapelis 1482 Bty Warien Jockey R. Leischman leaves tomorrow for New York, where he will ride. Robert J. Walden, owner of the fa- mous Bowling Brook stud, at Middle- burg, Md, has moved six 2-year-olds and two 3-year-olds into Pimlico. Jockey Alfred Johnson and the 85- pound apprentice, John Buckley of New Yorks accompanied the stable. P. L. Short claimed Nat Evens for 81,500, while Charlie Freeraro took Amen-ra for a similar amount. Prior to today there have been 30 claims reg- istered at the meetin; Bob Frend, who assists Starter James Milton on all State tracks, has been ap- pointed starter of the five-day meeting Havre de Grace Race Chart . HAVRE DE GRACE, Md., April 27 (Associated Pres: Puree. s, T Puur 874 one-halt furlongs. | R CLEAR. TRACK F) Albemarle. 36, off at_2:40, inner, ASTeS oSy ner: Montoeller Farms.~ Trainer, C. Uts. Value, ‘$850, ’ Straight. 2.70 ey 14 Ghene Tu and Capture warked fast Wacket went well. A good 2-year-oid. Sambo G. s better than he ever was. (Associated Press.) 1. King Bird, Captain J 8 Lynn Barkley. Z,Nm the 'Nvmph, Princess Margarel, Over, ank Hawler, Miss Torch, Tu BEST—BUDDY BAUER. on. WEATHE Two-year-olds Went Time, 0:23, 0:47%5, 0'5: st Post. St. Jockeys, ot LS | R 2 7 FE> T > a Montpelier Parms and Fox Catcher Farms entry. Overweights—BILLY N.. 2 pounds; KITTY MARIE. 1 pound. MUTUELS—LOST AGNES, §7.40, $4.50, $3.50; YEOMAN, 87, §5; PARTISAN, LOST AGNES showed keen Soged, from the break went into command, ¢ (e tarn and. opened o tangtaad. Bhe won_with 8st, raced greeniy. but showed good speed fyshed inio contention early. raced well u ing atedly. VENA] X Sloed_strong y and showed no HOON STROGK ree-sepr-olds. The Bunvi Start went, 3:10, i o, ¥, ix turlongs, . an fue, "$850, o Winner, adle Farms. Trsiner, G, Conway. Horses. Post. 8tr. . Fin, } CR U 2 bl ‘ 5 ¢ onr'ekhu»l.fll VENA, 2 pounds: BATTLESHIP GRAY, 1 pound. BATTLESHIP GRAY, $3.10. 3290, $2.60; FRIAR CLIPF, §1.70, 34.80: 7 Jell, was hard ridden to take the lend. was steadied | on_from. WHITEBALL and. saving IFP. Latter came throush on ishing strongly, was wearing the winner down. WHITEHALL weakened after hall a mile. Jockeys. " Doy __‘-___s 5:52:::; me atone res and fin clmd carly interterence 1 left. LOVISVILLE up | MARGKTE to weil ‘ipio Sipetch. hese ahe | courageously .in the RAVENNA ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. FIRST RACE_Purss. 34%0; year-olds and up; § furlon *Passenger . 108 ;uymem Michael B, LB} Eermive Bud Bud < {08 Marauesito Birle i © 101 Kine - SECOND RACE—Purse. s900; claiming; year-olds and up; sbout 5 furlongs. Youne Bart to be run September 9 to September 14, inclusive, at Reading, Ps. That was the word given out here by George Brooke, 8d, who promotes the meeting. Jockey Merritt Mergler will leave to- morrow for St. Louis, where he will ride this Summer. ‘Trainers T. J. Helley and Max Hirsch say they like the C. M. Waite stall start- ing gates, which have been used during the 12 days’ sport ending here today. ‘Walte, who invented the gate, leaves to- night for New York, where he has hopes of inducing Charley Dwyer to use the stall starting gates at the Jamaica and ; w, Aqueduct meetings. Elmer Trueman ship shipped 21 of the 22 horses he had in training here to Pimli- co this morning. The other member of his stable goes to the old hilltop tomorrow. Earl Sande reports that his good eolt Hermitage was playful as a kitten this morning. The three-year-old became frightened by a fvnt after working out ;rt:iursday and fell, but was okay again oday. ALLIGATOR TAKES RACE AFTER SPILL AT JUMP BALTIMORE, April 27 (#) Mfl- gator, Mrs. M. K. Stevenson's old Mmber-wppcr remounted nflcr a hard fall, went on'to win the Maryland Hunt Club steeplechase today over such a stiff course at Worthington Valley tisl;‘atdbut three of the 14 ltlrlel'l fin- e Reelfoot, 8-year-old geldlng. owned bY W. Wallace Lanahan, took second ace ‘and the only other finisher was ‘IdiH Brewster's Aimwell, another gelding. Chlrles Plum, riding Alligator, led himself from the ground after '.gul!lll at the seventh jump and had to make up hundreds of yards after remounting in order to win the 4-mile race. Lexington Race C/tart LEXINGTON, Ky, April 27 (Associated Press). WEATHER CLE, TRACK PAST. FIRST RACE—Futurity Course. ¥or Lear-olds and u Start_good. swon driving: place same. Wen . off at 2: Tea Trainer. E. & Antiony claiming; - < 111 Cha il SRar heband ! THIRD RACE—Purse, $400: claiming; yur nhu and up; e furlongs. 11 onls e r:eueh Gisi 101 MHerrann “Edith Gibson .. 101 +Ban San | Ariel Arvor o, 108 Snappy Pal . FOURTH RACE—Purse. $400; claiming; 3- year-olds and up; 6 furlongs pliss Mry ... 108 'Twlnlll Btar .. Brown Leat -0 11 o 1da Brown 108 The Paj . 108 f.' " 118 Also clistbie— Rainbew. 168 nm Shapoff ... 111 CE—Purse claiming; 3- eutols nid ) “urio 5 ¥ *Aggravation .. “Adorable ... *Royal Don 0. el b *Kalakaua Salva ing 112 wilmont. .. SIXTH RACE-- arelan ¥ Purse, $§00; claiming; 3- r Court furlongs oo 1037 *WAT Rose ... 108 + 108 Merry Windsor.. 13 . 103 ‘l‘ue! Poliy ..0] 100 SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $400: cl Jear olds and up"ll mAlh and 80 Cy-'"'""' 2118 Y888 mien *Apprentice allowance ciaimed. ‘Weather clear: track llwlme‘1 BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. aneti Vinciated Prew) ‘hl« Caddy_Yve Owner, Thie, 0.39%, 0:48%, 100 1:10%. Post. Bt. b e i Wetson Overweights—MOONPHASE, 1% pounds; CLOCHE, 1% mnaa MUTUELS--TANNIC, $4.24, $3.48, 32.38; LITTLE TORCH, $4.64, $2.86: ANITA M., $2.63. 1C, away fast, but 12440 hack zeserve oft the pace to well into gireteb. where, | r TANN! responding kindly, wore LITT] o hout. repeatedly bore over o winner through stretch and munm %, ANVTA M hard hustied throughout, began tiring badly final bnd iust ingted. 16 PHASE. nupucll to the final eightn, W LADY Hz‘glznr had no mishaps. = CLOCHE nd PIRE 5 B OHD o RACE—Four and_one- ances " Winner, irathen 8! if furlengs, Por maiden 2-year-olds, colts and tonady iion, drivine: place same. 2:36, ona ly—Madam Youns. Owner, Mrs. ) $650, 3100, 350. Time, 0:234%, 0:48. 0:5¢ Jockeys. . Pool Deloster: W. Lauscher . Horvath " Murray X RIPPIELD, 38.32, COL. mvfl’:' began fs t, held on well unde; mlld nrll lnd, m!lnul rong in finel strides. R front, i 11y wide on strereh turn, but held on uu when stralghtened and . HENRY sishn after ering some “UNCLE SOTHER was e e sf ’ ctically left. moved up. strongly” in the final iehih and wes rapidly sstnine” on leaders near_ end. wmuo auit after showing good speed to the final sixteenth. . THI.RD RACE-—-On: s“’"r ‘u‘;o ‘2“ ‘km:“l,nd one-: nxtumh nllu » 4 DY averkill—! ll’lfl! wg uoo Time, 0:23%, 6:48, ndo 3 38.14; ROLL e 2alled upors After siare wear only faltered final Jor 4year-clds and upward: claimine. We :02, b 3:09. W) 4ne GETTYSB! H Overwelght— MUTUELSLOUISVILLE LOU, on VI #7.70, $4.10; LOU $28.50, MARGATE, $448, $2.7 er frst auarter. saced of vegen drawing siowly to the front and heid irive. MARGATE displayed usual good early foot, saved all n seemingly done for, e "ageli abet od ' we] ‘Bl oh fourageousiy . e, TUM ON saved 'romfl go, inside to far turh, where Torced 3 n_taken to oy through stre ‘oom'r st of il “POLVO, Slugsish 16 the turn, clossd with o heln Tust,* MOBEL had no mishaps. When the test cam stoutly on outside the Jauter sute in fnal d nd end, possible gro Purse, §1,600. Winner. g-.nru-vnr-uma"-nc upward. ur M. Hirsc ving: piace Fiene, 0335 Post. Greenicn Handic me. Went 3:41. 4 larke. “Trather, Jockeys. " Walis . Schaefer . Robertson . Pascuma Btraght. 81 19 Overweight—MUD, 2 pound: MUTUELS—AQUASTELLA, , $14.50, $8.70; THE HEATHEN, $6.30, | o, s4. ASUASTELLA, sutessed for frst hajl | closing Tants wors the 'fnnm down e, #.10; TOO mlle e I') outside in final sixteenth and. THEN set o fast pace, snved siound wnd held'on grimly. TOG 1 oo tacias from the besinming. moved to. THE NEATHEN UrREe. Slllhl lead, but weakened and have been short. CRvetar O Incked early speed, bui_closed ful) of run. KOPECK was unable Fet (hrough an inside. in he. strein Fun And Aad 16 'be thLen tpc WOD Hhowed tered gained’ furlongs. | NETIE PBBBLI. BUE BARKER. mucn used in early stages, Tad oting onechalf furlonss. Por 3-yearolds. place "-»_' )ot'nfluo H Williums.” Vaiue, 3680, $119.60, 363, -:4 Post. [] 3 7 5 3 4 1 menellhu 'TISHYBO, 4 pounds; MY CAROLYNE, 1 pound. mrrw::w ~LUCILE, 3446, 32.60, $2.28; WILD WATERS, 32.74, 2. JONES, ¥ LUCILE was sent to the front “ll.lfldllm fter start, k at head of the strateh, But Becan tring. jast iXtediih and was G eet 1ok Sate. WILD WA Closest To the “winner, bore out i came agaln Wh'n ll! lhl!fl‘fl out and finisl LIGHTNING JONES rmm into ekt SERgA ‘WATERS doing best to ot Soonord acver 1y o8, the twn. but der mm: ‘tad w gakenin Jnal mmh “FAsHm. ‘lwl fof § Four-year-olds and upward. Purse, One mile and 70 yardsO tars 1A Won driving; place same. Went 4:10, S0l T Winerm b of bl 4 Ly 11! Afternoos M1 B. McEachern. ’rulner. W. G. Wilson, .‘“lv “Bime, 0/53%, 1:45%, $850, 3200, $100, $50. Wt Pos Jockers. 1is 108 114 113 Btraignt, TIFFIN HARRY nru. ROCI WK SSRIED) ANSEN 5 Zateclo Quattiebaum . Wilson .w L :umuen entry. MUTUELS—TIPFIN, 35.30, HAWK, $4.50, TIFPIN, 33.90, 3330, HARRY BEAL, 32470, $10.90; ROCK fractious at barrier, was away slowly. up i la was put on outside of staligafe, BEAL down. was fast, and saving much ground. heid on MAXIVA. away in a tangle, raced weil WATCH THE TIME and BILLY BAUGHN tired sixteenth. HARRY BEAL. away HAWK finlshed stoutly on outside. ANSEN went wide all the way. FIFTH RACE— 'rmn-nu-ew- B¢, one-sixteenth miles, Blart poor Winner, by Volta—The Wit Value, #9.150; 32,600, M. Burch, Jockeys. Btraight. e S Weiner 1P * MUTUELS-- VOLTEAR, 32540, $10.60, $6.30; GREY COAT, $8 40, $6.20; THE NUT. $6.40, VOLTEAR. clear of interference and moving into a contending position st once, ent into the lead with a rush rounding the far turn, saved ground and had something n reserve a1 end GREY COAT. s keen factor from start, disposed of RUBICON and lield o well under fiummmg. UT, away slowly and far back. worked his wey up and finished e e i ey e G S e DR “FREELAND closed ‘strong and no excuses. CONSTITUTION was practically loft. STHGLE STEP crossed I t7ont of fleld a{ the break and caused a miv-up. MY SIS stopped ACE--Three-year-olds _and upward 2,000 One 4 on nm.nm miles. Start good. Won driving. Lucuilite —Epinglett. 00, $100. Time, 0:23% Wet Post. B Trial Handicap_ Purse, lace same. Wen: ancocas Blable, Tral 1:13%, 1:38%, 1:4! Jockeys. Owner, er, J. Lowe, o, 0.48, Horses MowIEE BOR TIE n%rm EATION ' r Stratght £2.40 Faint PINK D! TP ADNAUGHT aW. J Salmon and R. T. Wilson, jr, e Overweight—CHARLES THE FIRST, 5 pounds MUTUELS~MOWLEE. 16.80, $3.60. $2.00. SORTIE, $3.20, $2.60; RECREATION, $4, MOWLEE took & slight leml on the back stretch and resisted bojd contention from RECREATION, " Holding o his task samely, he had enough left T bt s ter. slow to get going. ground and finished with ‘a rush OREATION bore ut: S args purs. sna ur ftisd down showsd @ good iest. " DISPLAY. away well. was rated along, bul went wide he last haif. rfnl could never get up. ar-olds and up. o Start good. Won driving, place same §50"" Winner br. €. 4. by Prince Pl Time, 034, 0.46%, 1:18%, 1:40%, 2.0 Horses. | PELLEGRING FI FEVENTH RACE - Four- ru se, nd onecfourth: miles 450 3100, Beaam, Jockeys Btrajght, 34570 .50 Pin. 1 8 IATOR s Quattiebaum 1 C. Mergle B EES ROC) “PRIEDIOF | | extremeiy” wide on 50 off at 5:35. | B near ‘the finish. als0 ey raced greeniy. and T1SH were ne ) %’:‘nn FIFTH RACE- miles. For 3-yes Handicap. 3,000 added. on driving; place wi 3 Ownes year-olds and upward. “Ben Al inner, ¥ Fi00, ¥1o0 Fime, 535%5, ' 1t 3:58, off at 3: 59 Van Mater. o5 ner, C. Other Selections and Consensus BY LEO DOY! m.m-m l:venlu Sun. . Wild Avpln. Froe 3 int "I ry, Ho is8ain. Gacitiaier .Ahll:hn Dolly, BY POST TIME. (New York Telegram.) b Not, Ve, Gallor i riary. e Aiwiniion " Dols, . Victorian. Le Bes. o R T ! m Mitaes. Founda BES’ —c.os.co BY TY SHE, (Baltimore Evening Sun.) dha, Tsurngs. Froek Crosse Vacilla rp?rfuyr Vaeill Yictorian. Wrack, ands_ Hos. rearicn. 58 . T - SELTARE YouR Yib. BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Associated Press.) . Wild Avgle: Sir James, Galloway. osseo, o) ington Dol Sambo G, High Class, Red Pate, BEST—VICTORIAN. BY DICK GRACE. eo, Atrien peiliate iverdale. . Lueky Drift, BEST—SUN MEDDLER. BY TRACKMAN, CONSENSUS. . id Avole, Frock, Sie i maid, Africsn. M Al 4. Vietorian, rmc Wreck. Seztle. 5. Sun Med: ’.v Spectre. S| ST—VICTO! LEXINGTON ENTRIES FOR MONDAY. PIRST RACE—Purse, $800: claiming; year-olds and up; futurity course. mz it pho eligible— sie apt. J. 6. “Chatter *Lynn Barkley RACE—Purse, §800: maiden allowances; 45 furlon; b Thistie Jnn High Foot Princess Mai im the Nymph. Also eligible— Star . year-olds: Lullte Bell 8 Wiid De; Wood River ... Mike Fianssan. 11 b go Col THIR] vear-ouda icky Xenora ", Ittt nfidentia! Echo Light . Antha 8. b Thistle Ann . jgam Stud entry. lins entry. RACE—Purse. $800; _claimin: and up; 1 mile and 70 yards. + 10 Rlay wall FOURTH RACE_Purse. $800; claiming; year-old fillies; 4% furiongs. 100 Morjoy .. Also eligible— 12 107 yse 3 Lucky Dredm .., FIFTH RACE—Purs o up aligwences, 1 mile and 70 yard, 8 Paraphrase .... 105 & Amsterdam Buddy Bauer 112 Lane Alles rbare 104 Park aH. P. Headley entry. MIXTH RACE—Purse, $800: _3-year- filles: allowances: futurity -course. Beamin; OVO « 109 Voteress | B e 1 p ‘rflmn Pyrn ... 109 k&nu . . gle .. SEVENTH RACE—Purse, 4-year-olds and up; 1/s mi d 110 . |Bipot s 1 3800; les. 0 Grand King Stollle Myhui *Gettysburg . *App! lowance claimed. W Feat Track® ran lonathuunl *Resolute a Headley entry. S4sIvsishts-DEVON. 4 pounds; BROADSIDE, i 3 3 oSS Sl PEY. 2 pounds; BATHER, 4% pounds. MUTU!IS~BROADII‘D!. 3748, 34.04, 33.88; CARTAGO, 36.08, §5.56; DEVON, §11.24. BROADSIDE broke fast, but outrun first half mfll‘ moved up steadily there and, continuing well through stretch, Ml' CARTAGO safe in a hl.r( dri Vt’ hl‘!:#‘l;nbed ast turn while improving namhm came strongly last sixteenth and was graduslly wearing winner down. DEVON was taken back when in close quarters first turn, moved up lily when c respondin; :mely under Dunhhmenl. closed bik sap last -me-mn PERCENTA( rod lt.d but tired badly when B L SR g s, SRR Bhie e ke ek gl Sied rchitt Ar turn T Ien 'nding position ti eru CANAA] iring hnnhl PlOB N HOLE stopped as if short after relchlnt far turn. b“.n s GIXTH RACFPII!IIH!I m ot t ’rmnuuotzledyo :Ilrt ' 0 Colu Tnlnvr, E. H-u.nm Values, or 5 Jockeys. hite . MernnO". . Gonnelly BELITTIN | Coleman Overweights—LITTLE GYP, 4 pounds: CASH PLAY, 2 pounds. MUTUELS—SHASTA LAD, $4.10, §3.02, 3260, CASH PLAY, $6.66, §4.03; REVERIES' AflIA LAD raced under g stout h 0 b eraduslly wore'down leade ip“determinedly midway of the st could not withstand winner. Rlvlmll‘ oAl. Neid ner but weakened Ladly near end, wi oeing far closed resolutely” after brk always back. BELITTIN went well for “BEVENTH RACE_ nnumy‘ course, flart wood Won driving: pla Light Brisade - 100, 3 1 Hor . Pos 1 7 raint to the turn, where responded gamely, AY.orward from atart. meved ém’l AL 70 yards out: but a safe for speed throughout close quarters. o o o xtoen nm«uLm\ ‘then | "u«»«dt v t Bt Straignt, U} on f SENATOR 2,56 BOYS PRPPEBR!D LIGHT Ihmxnv G. | KITTY MUEALiy Gverweights—PRINCETON, 1 pound. MUTUELS—PRINCETON, $5.52, $2.48, SETH, 2.40. PRINCETON took command st start. raced into dround and, coptinuing well, Iy Close pursutt of the winner. made a mined ‘sid R SETH closed sioutly foodgonoueh; SENATOR BOY! ad 8 food effort atter bein, Suffered from lack of Facing room ATTHE (GHTH RACE—One $236; BEAUMONT, $3.56, $2.44; SENATOR wood lead while saving all possi e SAened” BENGMSRE, 1 ose't) lawas of the sitotc: But was nos ne forced wide on both turns. Vinched start. ECHO LIGHT Yetirea atver Mall A pal El ixteents miles, Por & vearol Purse, $800. Btart gocd. easiiy.” went inner, ern elkamp.. N 4, by Last Coin or ¥j luuz Own K G, & Gross.” Valies, fiaa ué‘o Fiimer 0354, 0415, Ciets, 140%, !..‘ B % S T Jocks Trainer, Straight, HELEN . 5174 HESTTATION ") k! Nos TS UM MADAM lMlLll TCHADAR Overweights-HELEN E.. 2 pounds: OABSIE, 1% pounds. m-'-'.!.»szfir . HeQmugrUmonIY, P — 35 g wler FRANCAIS Florce £Pwld. Overwelghts— LUCIE ANN, 2% pounds; DOLLY 8., 2 pounds, *Intense s < Founaation Mone 125 Mrs_F. Mussnte-Flamingo Parm eatry. E. K. Bryeon entry. RS R L UTUELS-- PELLEGRINO, $93.40, 333.40, §18; FIRE CHIEF, $8.10, $5.90; RESQURCE- M PUL. §5.20. - ."!l-L!OflIIO' B:mln!n‘l.én enrly "‘:""n:i l’lflld (?% ‘when ltllhd g. 'nn"“lfinq hq1 up 1 l and li made her ef 0‘ l! the fuutaur.r:’bu .E l=l i AR S B K a7 o s B o - 2gfUTUELS—HELEN E., $5.46, $3.04, §2.62, HESITATION, §3.86, 32.88; NOBLE WRACK, uuu E. away llvl'ly l.l for k l' ltrlleh mm‘ '*ld tened ‘Campfire e ® Campfire m Stone, Cudgeller. wln'“: m‘ft’y Jarticular. Tu, Campfire i Friaey.. s L-mnu, "Vacillate. cton Dolly: cina “fis'nlfil on Stons, Red Pate. I-!.I King. Luel.y Brl". Foundation Stone. Ghristle Planagan 112 .S 105 8 1 ilver Saiver .... DieTonaring 1.2 1 3-year-olds CARTAGD SECOND, WITH DEVON THIRD JShast::\ Lad Is Winner of Secondary Feature on Card at Lexington. By the Aseociated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky, April 27—L. P. Combs' Broadside, a 5-year-old son | of Man o' War, won the Ben Al Handicap, the feature of the day's second and Devon third and Broadside negotiated it in 1:45.| The race was worth $3,200 winther. Broadside, fast breaker, was away hailf mile. He then moved up steadily | from fifth position and, continuing | well through stretch, held Cartago safe to win in a drive by a nose. Cartago, off slowly, was forced very wide on the last turn, but came strongly in_the last sixteenth and gradually was wear: ing down the winner. He secured thg place money by three lengths over | Devon Nine started and the victor paid| $7.46 to win in the mutuels. Shasta Lad won the eixth, the sec- ondary feature, with Cash Play second and Reveries Gal third. Shaesta Lad raced under stout restraint to the turn, where he responded gamely and co; tinued to win by & head. Cash Play was a forward factor from the start and closed stoutly in the stretch to take the place only by a mnose over Reveries Gal. The winner paid $4.10. Tannic won the opening event, com- ing from the rear in the streteh, and, overtaking Little Torch, gradually wore the latter down. Little Torch held sec- ond place safe over Anita M, which was hard hustled throughout, but tired in the last 70 vards. The favorite players continued in good form in the second race, when Roll 'Em Down won easily. Rip Fleld took second and Col. Henry third. Louisville Lou moved up stoutly after the first quarter to win the third race. She rewarded at the julcy odds of $28.50. Margate took second money and ‘Tum On saved third. PIMLICO WORKOUTS Three-elghts Mite, ooz, L Founda'n Stane.1. Glen Wi Tzetta . ucz—q‘-!mlnl. fillies, 2-yes om':m? furion *Florazel 1Gores Abess 1Pfods, Lou RAC!-C‘lnmlnl 3-year-olds up: 1 mile and 70 yards. divi -Aaiumn aiove s 1B 107 09 Peter Peter. 108 (2000 added; " 2-year-olds; & 109 11) rlorumn Loyola > 10 b Portsur Bati ter “Powl Meltelian Bob Shannon maidens; old onditions; N Qs x Lighta's. 1 ginia ! Windswept . Bird Ci Trancheon i1l Merry Andrew: ST aiming; 3-yesr-olds up: mile and 70 nm (Becond division.) Roseate IL 20 *vie . *Phillips. Immortal *Tester Brushawi Sun Dixie, 107 Pred Whitham *Magion Pay: *Flve pounds apprenticeship claimed. iSeven pounds apprenticeship claimed. Weather clear; track fast. | | ™ | card, here this afternoon. Cartago was | race | was over the mile and sixteenth route | to the | | 112 112 106 E—-The Montauk Claiming ur- Tomorrow’s Selections BY GEORGE SMITH 1—Wild A Frock, Netus. !—(‘mm Friary, African, ‘l—-\ acillate, Alwington Dolly, “Atta- Viflnrl.lll. Petee Wrack, Display. S—QIn Meddler, Charmarten, Candy Hog. 6—Spectre, Joe Engel, Silverdale. = ):?r Lady, Lucky Drift, Milady. BEST—VACILLATE. WILD APPLE, a 2 colt that has nhr‘a n | some very encouraging races in his ¢ fow sram should h.lve] no ‘troublt g:l;iq; ing in the first. Almost any on \is ragcs repeated would do it. FROCK n2s threatened in both her races. Hard | capable of holdlna‘l the top ome, bu should again be the main contender. NOTUS flashed some speed in the South. Said to be a fair sort. break into the money. CROSSCO has been dropped into a gne spot in the second. This mare has on his toes, but was outrun in the first | been whipping far better than these in her recent races. Believe she needs only a steadying ride to repeat in the second. | MINT FRIARY displayed several fine | races- toward the end of last season. | she appeared to e a filly that would improve in her 3-year-old form. If she has continued to grow speedy over the Winter she may make the race in- | teresting. The dangerous _contender AFRICAN is another youngster that gave us some promising efforts last year. Hard to rate him here, but he belongs with the leaders. A chance. | At the route VACILLATE should never be in danger in the third. Has won her last two at Havre de Grace from as good as these, and with her tremendous early speed, she should merely gallop home. Looks much the best. ALWINOTON DOLLY is improv- ing with each start. Hardly likely that | she can catch the top one at the route, but_her last two make her menacing. ATTAMART is finding her racing legs Closed an immense gap behind VACIL- LATE last time. With a faster break | she might split the top pair. VICTORIAN has lhown. both in his recent race and fn some very fast trials. that he is at top form. While he is put to a severe test ual;\n:“t':fls r:ehl;i dl;e ooks fully capable of ng - lmmn in (yhn fourth. He is in such fine ihlve that he should be able to carry speed over this route. PETEE wnAcx has always been a troublesome horse for the top one. Petee scored over good ones in his one start of the year. | Continues to show high speed in works, and is all over the one to beat. Over a muddy track he might take the meas- ure of the top one. DISPLAY usually um some time to race himself into shape. The route here will be to the old fellow’s liking, and if he is ready. he might surprise. Not to be over- looked. :rg RERE AIIIH?A! Allocumll Kansas City, ledo, 2. SMOKE WM. PENN FOR ENJOYMENT.,, not to kill time . Even among bulky short fillers, Wm. Penn sizes big . . . the biggest GOOD 5-cent cigar . . . But more important, it's the Long Filler 5-cent cigar . bits. . . 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