Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1929, Page 74

THE SU. EARNS 3YEAROLD TITLE N QUAGMIRE Covers 11-2 Miles on Slip- pery Track in 2:324-5. African Is Second. BY ORLO L. ROBERTSON, Associated Press Sports Writer. EW YORK, June 8.—Shades of the Kentucky Derby, shadows of a great 2-year-old ducl flashed around muddy Belmont Park today as Blue Larkspur | splashed his way to victory in the Bel- | mont States—America’s premier 3-year- old race. | Running on a turf that resembled the quagmire at Churchill Downs Derby day the son of Black Servant and Blossom Time, owned by E. R. Bradl dispelled all fears that he is not a great horse. A going that was more slippery than muddy. made so by rain of the | last 12 hours, found Blue Larkspur at his best. He' stepped the mile-and-a- half route in 2.324-5, only two-fifths of a second off the sensational time | hung up by Chance Shot in 1927 and by Crusader the preceding vear. | One length back of the fiying hoofs of the Kentucky colt was R. T. Wilson, jr’s, African, an outsider coupled with Dr. 'Preeland, the Preakness victor, in the betting. And then came George D. Widener's flashy Jack High, 5 lengths in the rear of the Wilson coit. Furnishes the Shadows. It was Jack High that furnished the shadows of the great 2-year-old duel. | Last year the flashy son of John P. Grier ‘was Blue Larkspur's greatest rival for juvenile honors and again this year a contest appearéd to be under way when the Bradley standard bearer fin- ished a half length in front of him in the Withers. But today all doubt was dispelled as 40 which is the greatest colt. The pride | of the Biue Grass State was unbeatable. | By his sensational performance he can lay claim to 1929 3-year-old honors. ‘The victory was worth $59,650 to the Idle Hour Farm owner. Astride the mighty son of Black Serv- ant, who had lost none of his popu- larity by his poor showing in the Derby, was Mack Garner, who has been boot- ing home winners for more than a dec- ade. And Garner rode the kind of race that Blue Larkspur likes. He held him on the rail until the field had hit the mile turn. Then he swung him along the inside content to let him race along with Beacon Hill, African and | Jack High setting the pace. Meets Late Challenge. But the turn into the stretch saw ®Blue Larkspur move up fast on the inside. A mighty cheer went up from the crowd of 50,000 as the Bradley hope cut down the lead of Beacon Hill, stride by stride. As they hit the final furlong pole Blue Larkspur burst into the lead and there he stayed, fighting off with ease the challenge of African in the last sixteenth. Beacon Hill tired rapidly and fell back, finishing a length back of Jack High for fourth. Sunvir was fifth, Live- oak sixth, Sun Hatter seventh and Dr. Freeland eighth. As Blue Larkspur was crowned lead- ing 3-year-old of the year, Harry Payne | Whitney’s Crazy Coot came forward to | win a leg on the juvenile championship by taking the National Stallion Stakes from a field of 13 2-year-olds. W. R. Coe's Keep On was second, with H. M. ‘Walker’s Cymbal third. The race was worth $25,740 to the winner. CAPABLANCA IS SLICK. Jose R. Capablanca, the chess marvel, tecently played against 50 women in as many games in @ tournament in London.” He won every game. LATONIA ENTRIES Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, $1.200; the Arcade; 3-year-olds and up: maidens; 6 furlongs. Sharon Florence Dolan. Chiz & Golden Cloud Scott Also” eligible— Dr. Partish & Deluge . Fucatan Morton_Caidweli. hing Gem ... Advance Aent. . Nellie Lvons Rlack Dancer. ' Golden ‘Chiestiut Bounding Rock ake Sher Lady Gosrip eRzy Mac aKenton Farm Stable. SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,200: 2-year-old fillies; 3 nes. Perfect_Alibi 108 Mebel Basil ... 108 Dixie St 110 Panky . 1105 Donora 108 Heretlz D113 THIRD RACE—Purse. $1.300: claiming: 3- | vear-olds; 1 mile and 70 yards | Disturb_.... .18 “Ever Blun'..ll. 100 *Vandal .. ¢ Mayor Walker... 113 FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1.300; 4-year-olds and up: 1.4 miles. g Chiet 115 *Poll Congo 2d 113 Juel Adelot 110 Bouthls *Chum 110 Roxie FIPTH RACE—Purse, $1400: the Hotel Metropole: 3-year-olds and up; allowances; 1 mile and 70 yards. M Ben Machree 98 Zoe Choctaw ... 108 Royal Julian 113 Biiverdale . 1108 Barbara ... 108 Broadside 113 on SIXTH RACE—Purse, $1.200: the Park; 2-year-olds: allowances; 5 Take Of . 112 Maj. Tom 108 Aydney ... 108 Uncie Mat( ;108 Play Tims ..).] 108 Princess Carolyn 109 SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $1.200; claiming 3-vear-olds and up; 1/ miles. *Florhi ...... 97 *McCulloch Loutsvilie ‘Lou "’ 108 Max Brick . Beechwood _..... 107 tch Key Light Hampson .. 107 Valence ... Sporting King .. 113 Hold Fast § Post Horn ...... 113 _ Also_eligibis-- Boiree . 5 Little Scout. prentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy; track heavs. BLUE LARKSPUR. Belmont Race Chart BELMONT PARK, Y., June 8 (Associated Press). WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOPPY. FIRST RACE—One mile. For 3-vear-oids: claiming. The Start poor. Won ensily: Bince saife " Weni 2 44: Off Bt 5451} SoeChianer Orner.”ARdover "Siabte. Trainer, 5. L. Bireh. Horses. Wt. Post. St. CADILLA 103 1 PLEASE 112 SUN ECLIPSE : COUNT PALATINE. . GREY HAWK.. ... CYRANG 0. LA PALOMA MATINS MINISTER: 113 tast CADILLA was wliowed to rate st “and_won going away. ~ PLEASE Had plent teenth. “SUN ECLIPSE foliowed pace closels: but tired s it TINE had no mishap. LA PALOMA was practicalls jote se. urse, Ve 3077 “Winner, ch' & 4, by Pait Play—Belvale. | Owaer) Gveestiny” Powers. Values, $1,100, $250, §150. Time, 3:50, Wet. Post. St Linden. Purse, Winner ch £.°3 by Up- Values, '$700," $200, $100. FIn. Jockess. St 17 Lelshman 1055 2 L Fator Mcatee Stetten Renick ¥ Garner Cottiletti Fieids tretch. where she closed weakened st furlong. COI - 4 1 i 1 1 along in third place to the s i For Jd-vear-olds and upward. Cherrs Malot Went, 3:07. off Owner, Greentree Stable.” Trainer, Horses. FAIRFIELD POLISH . SKEDADDLE 144 MADRIGAL II . 139 DANOPIO .. .. 139 COURT JESTER III.. 139 HUFFY .. . . 138 Overweight—POLISH, 1 pound. FAIRFIELD was much the best. He was repeatedly int held on gamely and won going Away neld on gamely. SKEDADDLE ran an even race’ 5 ABSIGA THIRD RACE—Five furlongs (Wi Stakes. $5,000 added. Stare. good. Won Arivine.’ Winner, ch. c. 2, by’ Mad Hatter— Rowe, jr.” Value,’ $25,740, $1,000, Horses. Post. CRAZY COOT. 1 - 1 1 t Jockeys. Lambert heyne Pierce 3 MrGRostw'k Veite [ 5 u;!e;ed ‘”:Ih ;\Y POLISH, but oo speed, MADRIGAL T8 %eas next perro "o "2 National Stallion Went 3:34. off at 3:41. Whitney, Trainer, J, G. For 2-: - $500. Time, I.Dfl‘..'r vl st = = Pin. ¢ KEEP ON. Peterson L Fator Kelsay M. Gurner MeAtee Inzelone 3 stetten 2 Buner A MASTER STAR... . 13 Fooiae ot aH. P. Whitney entry: bRancocas entry: ¢ W. R. Coe entrs: d Added starters CRAZY COOT. away fast, ran straight an drive samely. KEEP ON wat Kept Tieht with the sace game race. CYMBAL was ‘out in the it did not appear to- like ‘the going FOURTH RACE—Seven _furlongs. Handicap. $1,200 added. Start goot Winner. ch. g, 4. T. J. Tault. Horses. EDDIE AHEARN.. ... ROYAL STRANGER.. EOT TOoDDY MEI FOO.. SE amomunatian st DX WALKER B with the pace all the way and ran a m going and held on well Grattan finished fast oo BLACK MAJESTY upward The Eysonty Went 4:04, off at 4:09. Catawba Btable, Trainer, 1:25%, Fin| Jockers. st. e ay ckeys. 57 se 2 Burke - 3B When O3 i Fator 11-10 wEoTy ‘Jv‘relr-u‘fi\ end n driving: place same. by, Trompe Ia Morte—Sun Glow i1 Valle, 31,015, 3200 106, Time, .93, 047,03, 151 Wet. Post. St. ¥ by i i W O 2 ' iy o1 out ut : & N, 2 pounds. sprinted to the front, set fast pace and held on gamely. me effort and finished fast. HOT TODDY, on outside, well up for 6 furlongs, then stopped badly. FIFTH RACE _One mile and one-half. 125,000 sdded: Start good Won riaden- out: o 3 by Black, seriantHicssom 855, 1:14%, 1:4015, 307, 2324, 0 0 Wit Post. St e ] PL 33 E 33 i < L 13 Overweight—EDDIE AHEAR! EDDIE AHEARN, away fast, ROYAL STRANGER' made a ga had no mishap. MEI FOO, The Belmont Btakes. Went 4:30. off at 4313 E R Bradley Trainer, 3,000, $1,000, Time, 0:24, For 3-year-olds, lace easily 'r ime. owner, o plate; $7,500, Jockeys. St M. Garner 6-5 Leonard 5 McAtee 8.3 Robertson 12 E. Watters 4i) L. Fator = 50 Legere 30 Schaefer 5 L Horses. BLUE LARKSPUR 8 AFRICAN ....... 3 JACK wiGH BEACON HILL SuRVR bLIVE OAK lllll SN HATTER: aDR. PREELAND. : aR. T. Wilson, jr.-W. J. Salmon entry. b Added st BLUE LARKSPUR broke well, but was allowed to drop back in first in f0urth position coming to the mile Boje, but. pesan to mave up Tact. took Mead entering stretch and heid on gamely. AFRICAN moved up. vers a5t on ouiside came Tide in streten’ and fnished with w rualh ' JACK HIGH made s delerminea bid in ‘th - but_weakened badly ‘in quarter. BEACON H 3 3 speed. but tired. DR. FREELAND was outrun. ORI Rt R .. SIXTH RACE—Five furlongs (Widener cource). Waverly. ~ Purse. $1,000. Start good. Won driving. Luke McLuke—Black Brocade. Ouwner, J. E. Widener. §200, $100. Went 5:01, Off at 5:08'z. Time. 1:00% Horses SPO) 5 5 2 4 2 5 8 5 107 12 12 2 For maiden lace same. Winner, Trainer, P. Coyne. 2-vear-olds. _The b c. 3, b Valué, ‘§700, 11 10 10 o Sweanmuna-? ] claiming NGE Legere Leonard * Robertson McTaggart Coltiletts Peterson Inzelone Burke McCarthy a o BETTY BEAU. ROYAL PAN.... a TAOS a NILE MAIDEN ! EXTEMPORE ... WAYFARER o aW. R. Coe entry MR. BPONGE liked the goin on outside, finished gamely. 'RE | & rush. 05 | 13 ..o 111 Amsterdam . Bowmemiaib: Barndabnhs 8y, POWERLESS, And, closing gamely, won going a AIRE closed with laiming: s < RAG held on gamely. QUESTION FAIRMOUNT ENTRIES Associated Press. FIRST RACE--$1,000: claiming; old maidens; 5 furlongs My Lava Grorgine K Rube Sam| Lady Louise. *Midmint Morey Order Pink Blossom. Goose Step.. :, Emeryville . ldosta ... Betty Cagwin *Thistle John’ Also eligible— De Yeldarb, Baronne “Be Easy.... SECOND RACE olds; 6 furlong Jean Bruce. Danbaum *Harpoon :Red Robe. Board Boy Susie Pal.. .. Also eligibie-— Chris Paschen Washington Park Entries Associated Press. FIRST RACE—$1200; claiming 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs. Mary Eloise 1 *Viadimir_........ 109 Hannab K000 111 Miss Nobody’ 1 Calcite Ciceamie Little Bo...lli.. 114 *Voitmeter .. 108 Cheng Tu. 2 Rolaway SECOND R olas and u maidens; Handyworker Royal Equity Numancia Little Rumpus “Sacciewell Jessie Lillia: 5 Also_eligible— Bunyora Lydia Mae 200; claiming Tson 1 1 1 0 1 Murmuring Pines *Tom Ormant Nell B. $1,000 .1 11 ACE—¢1 3-year- 6 furlo; 3- claiming; 4 Banset ... Al Garnet “Bruno Joe Engel Also eligible— Monica Norine George Stack Kentucky Babe *Take a Chance .. 102 . 107 102 102 107 . 103 15 *Pot_Full *Jack Up, Zelma O Neal My Davy...... Administrator Will Bank..... Chicola 110 Goodman 107 Baronina 105 Nomination . 107 Bandy Hampton. 115 THIRD RACE—$1.000; claiming: 4-year- and up; Mrs. Snydor. Clover Club. mGlenson. *Yalovian eepstakss Jenny Dean. Also eligibl Ruben 5 “Imperator . FOURTH Pocahontas Meridianese le Anne. Nite ncess Isobal Loretie B, a Coldstream Farm aud Smith entry. FIFTH RACE--$ Dispatch: 3-year-olds: 1 mile. | Thistley Fyrn... 110 Hypolixo Uluniu . 113 Angelena | Ben Marskail.[.! 115 - 102| SIXTH RACE—11.000: * 105 | olds ‘and up: 6 furlongs m “brimceton 116 i | waiter R 11 | Elficin | Black Ga *White Seal ) 113 05 16 1 1 11 Assoclated Press. e | FIRST RACE-$800; claimin 2-year-olde 5 furlongs Far i 108" Throw Back ... Boal sabie. .10 113 Aquackanock . BeNfation 1.0 113 La Grace. Pebertineni 117 108 Branders Pet Jo¥n Rovert .11 115 SECOND RACE—$600; olds and up; 6 furlongs, Kia & 2508 perrienon | bt 0 | Blessefield 109 Longridge Bledge 1108 THawtnorn o111 '8 | Blessefield ....... 10 Briness fona: ! g8 Ao ellewie " | Dowagiac S LE Golden Maé Kaffa . e FIFTH RACE—31.300; the Célumet; 3-year- Belert) olds and up; 1 mile: out of chute. Account 109 willa Diinn 96 Quiboler . *Phill Snake Bite THIRD RACE—£800: 3-vesr-olds and up, |Diinn - e Christie Flanagan 102 Aquaplane foaied in Canada: claiming: 6 furiongs. 3 Montanaro ...... 111 Laurel Hall Alacrity Lavana Fair Brevet . Forecagt 11, el s i SIXTH RACE: $1.200: claiming Al e olds: mile and 70 vards; out of chute. Vestip (?nfimfi s }n}g T\l}eox;])s: Jane. QU ack Ha *Machete Fear el 1 e o i | g 1 102 Muhle King 2 2 Gen. Tripp, . 109 | *Buitor . 104 Golden Tiail..... 107 Germ. Chauvelot. 100 Eloise . “Chicsal 98 | Vimont 112 *Exquisite 103 | Governor " Seth. . 114 Stampdaia 3-year-olds: 1 mile Epleram 1 Das “Brayhant 105 Polveamia Mad Bketch...... 103 | gpumNTH RACE—$1.200; claiming: 3-vear- | Gold Mint 110 *Hyprotism | otds and up; 1% miles ‘The Detective g.u‘l P, ingle Pip 3 " - ” | SEVENTH RACE—£1,000; claiming L ey I MO yesolts ooty Lot . . 114 olds and up: 1) miles. Booster. San de Oro. earlies Girlie... 100 *Bill Cosgrove.... 100 | Plying Torsh..... 109 Selutatien . Fotte Ann Hush Money . . 108 Brumfield ++- 110 “Lucky Drift....." 96 Polar Sea. Real Artist.. 105 ‘Miss Rosedale.. 105 Clarifier Afton ... “Full Speed.. 104 Marabou StnTrlvt tiiaee *Apprentice allowance claimed. Algo eligible— Sporting claiming THIRD RACE—$1,300: th® Jovial olds: 5 furlon | sweet sentiment | Bifice Athelin Palioness | Stdney Grant.": 1 108 | Passalong ... 108 FOURTH RACE—$1500: the Roosevelt: 3- | year-oldz and up: mile and 70 yards; out of | chute maiden . 108 1105 110 110 108 108 . 108 11 . 108 105 Blaze 5 Blue Biood. Hilary Thistle " Boy. “Billy Doran Revolver :Sandy_Tady *High Life. CE—31,000: allowances. ear-old fillles; 5 furicngs. aPen of Roses. . Ruth Long. Outer Harbor Lost Agnes Tarift . Rote O'Neill claiming; 3-year- 108 e 104 109 2 103 L1086 3-year- . 100 . 108 . 105 it 104 aula Shay *Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear, track fast. l FAIRMOUNT SELECTIONS BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Assoclated Press.) 1. Emeryville, Thistle John. My La: Bruce, Harpoon, Zeima O'Ne eepstakes, Hilary, Jenny Dea: th Long. Midianese, Pag of 3. Thistle Fyrn, Ben Marshall, Uluniu. 3,6 ine Chauvelot, Hypnotism, B... . 7. Clarifie v Sea, Flying Torch. BEST—THISTLE FYRN. West Point. Bonny Castle.. . 104 up .. 9 Empletie . o7 SIXTH RACE—$800; ;1 miles Negotiator ... p .. Porto Bello Gol Charley J. Btar Gold.... SEVENTH RACE—3$800; claiming; 3-y olds and up; 1k miles. | Fearsome ....... 110 . 108 n_Hand .. *Ed Pendlefon. Attador Lady E Lady Allumeur. ditor.. 104 Weather clear. Track heavy. 4-year-olds 13 106 1s r- | Lovera Evgld DP““ wer Five Somerset "1l dni Also eligible— Marat _. . Highland Daisy. Capt. Btevenson.. Acrostic _Billy' Beer. 104 Ella M... *Apprentice allowance claim; Wanthar elanv; grnck pnod, Gold. artache. , Hope Hamrp o 6. Rundale, Harvard. Clear sk Ly e e | BESTLION MEAR| | $1.000. | inside rail and stood a long | 108 108 103 1 1,200; allowances; the Post | us| NDAY ‘STAR, WASHINGTOX, D G JUN CURRAN MEMORIAL | | Takes Washington Park Fea ture by a Nose From Mor- sel—Jimmy Moran Third. | | By the Associated Press ASHINGTON PARK RACE | TRACK, IIl., June 8—W. R. Coe’s Caruso captured the ‘Thomas Curran Memorial | IS WONBY CARUSO ¢ FIRST RACESY E—5 fu urisinger), (Wall (Townrow). second thi iated Press. riongs. won $8.35 245 225 Enticement, Canaille, Justa Flapper SECOND RACE—314 furlongs. Munning Reddy Fo: Ella Venizelos. rigara. Cape Fear. Balai D'OF also ra THIRD RACE—51: Donna Mona (Kinir Sabana (Watt), sec Hat Brush (Moones Tar Baby, Ore, € Gilded Youth, Battaj (Kurtsinger), won $11.30 5.55 x (Daugherty). second 85 Rufus (Winters), third Paranymph, Ann Cur Circus Rider, Mi furlones. ¥). won 860, ond ). third atlettsbure, Mad Ske lion, Porto D Satin, Dainty Maid also ran. FOURTH RACE—6 Kitling (Gibson). won Galloping Diamond Rose Flame (Maclvor). B, Solidity, ald Head, Bobbie also ran. K purse, with a value to the | winner of $6.470, the feature event here | |today. The Lemar Stock Farm's Mor- | | sel was second and Jimmy Moran from | ithe E. K. Bryson stable and the fa-| vorite in the betting was third, while | | Timour, which was coupled with Her- | {nan Cortes as the Cebrian entry, ran | fourth and fifth, respectively. | | Caruso, off well, was taken into the | |lead right after the start and holding | | well in the final drive came again after | | being headed in the stretch to win by | a neck. | Morsel, off in a tangle, moved up | quickly on_the outside rounding the {end turn, headed the winner in the stretch drive, but hung in the last few strides and took the place by only a nose. Jimmy Moran, off slowly and over- | coming early interference, saved ground | entering the stretch and finished fast to take third money. ‘Timour, knocked back in the first two furlongs. came strong to finish fourth with eight lengths ahead of his stable- | mate. The winner paid his backers $11.06 | for a $2 ticket. Latonia Selections BY GEORGE SMITH 1—Lady Gossip, Tarrish. 2—Heretiz, Donora, Mabel Basil, 3—Amsterdam, Vandal, Disturb. 4—Congo II, Chum, Pollywog. 5—Silverdale, Broadside, Royal Julian. 6—Take Off, Sydney, Uncle Matt. i—Post Horn, Louisville Lou, Mc- Culloch. BEST—AMSTERDAM. ‘There is & lot of class in the first | for a field of maidens. More than one | of these better than the average. Let's | 80 all the way to the bottom of the list jand try LADY GOSSIP. She has been | burning up the clockers’ watches with | her trials. She had a race in fast com- | pany recently to ready her, and she looks ready to graduate. The mud-run- ning NELLIE LYONS is apt to prove the one to beat. Barely missed nosing out real fiyers in a recent effort in the slop. Off of that will be a stubborn contender. DR. PARRISH may hold on with more courage. Rates fairly | close up. GOLDEN CHESTNUT, a full | brother to the fast Roguish Eye, makes his first appearance here, Might prove dangerous. Nellie Lyons, Dr.| HERETIZ will encounter more oppo- sition from this field than she did in her recent winping effort. Neverthe- less, that last performance was accom- plished with so much ease that she seems to have a fair edge over the com- pany in the second. DONORA has | menaced fair ones several times. She is improving with racing, and the edu- cation she has received should enable her to take second money. MABEL BASIL is certain % be a contender. Rates well up with this sort and off | of some races could be dangerous. Do | not believe Perfect Alibi will be a men- ‘}lcer.g; slow footing. Dangerous if track Now that AMSTERDAM finally has | found his way into the winner's circle, | we may expect to see him there often. | Looks ‘as though he is due to drop | another purse in his book Monday. | His recent races give him a wide call | over the fleld in the third. VANDAL | has been doing well with _slightly | cheaper ones. His good races show him | a mighty fit youngster, and he may | be better than generally rated. Just | & _chance for him to surprise. DIS- | | TURB has not yet raced to best form | at this point. Capable of sharing in this purse. If he runs his race, may be a serious factor. | S | CONGO II would be hard to beat if | he got muddy going. Some of his re- | cent races make him look so much the best that he may be able to score over any sort of a track, but in mud do not | believe there is anything in the fourth to menace him, Of course, he must run his race to do it. CHUM has two wins to his credit. Taking on just a bit tougher opposition this time, yet those last few races make him very dangerous. POLLYWOG has been rac- ing honestly. Not worse than second last six starts. Figures with the lead- ers again Monday. Just how good is this SILVERDALE, anyhow? He has beaten about all there is to beat among the sprinters, and now he is going after the handicap perform: | ers.” "Six stralght wins stamp any animal as a real racer. Have to give | him the call over the fleet BROADSIDE. Latter has shown some mighty keen races this Spring. Well suited by route, it will take a good horse to beat him. ROYAL JULIAN would be best suited if the gbing is muddy. over fast going. so he must be in splen- did shape. * Certain o be a keen con- ender. Won two races | | | Another close fit in the sixth. TAKE OFF scored in his first start here in fast time. He will find a great deal more speed in this group, but he should | be able to repeat. SYDNEY graduated last time in an easy win. Moved to the leader when ready and drew out. An improving youngster that will have a Iot to say about the result of this race Then there is UNCLE MATT, a bear in mud, to consider. Been racing right up with the best of them in all his races. May be able to upset our figures. ‘The last may find POST HORN on top when the finish is reached. Less speed to contend with here than in any of those flelds he has been meet- ing. Has run few bad races and looks as though he is capable of trimming these. LOUISVILLE LOU, of course, will be the main contender. Very fit, and her races at Churchill stamp her @s a troublesome filly. McCULLOCH | should be at his best over slow footing. Whether or not he is ready to race with these remains to be seen. improve off recent efforts to figure. claiming; d-yoar- | | | | 1st Race | Cami | Girl, SIXTH Iw | Scotland ¢ FIFTH RACE: ini ¢ Ro; Mart furlong: ‘m). steond B3 third mile and 70 yards. | Mr. Gaiety (Wilson): won $6.50 " Atfack (Maclvor), second i (Townrow), third Watch, Mud, Black Fris alone, Buntari Tiffin also’ ran. SIXTH RACE—1% miles— Kinkajou (Curran) FPorto Bello Gold (Moore) Fire Chief (Moone Sweetest Song, Sonny Golden, Jake (Moore). won Sun Dixie (Kurtsin Lady Essington (Wi Sporting _ Editor, ) First Edition. jurheth also SEVENTH RACE—Mile and 70 yards. 3.45 650 5. zer). secon nters), third Bonnle Castle, Five, White Way also ran. FAIRMOUNT RESULTS Associ ated Press FIRST RACE—5 furlongs. Mike Carey (Finnert Star Play (Knight), Sam Pass. Top Margaret. Marlow Lewis, Gypsy Blood, SECOND RACE—1 Paton (Finnerty) Forestar (Fowler Lord Valentine, Golden Top. Post D Full Speed (Fowler Cherokee ~ Maid, Witchmount, Lady W FOURTH_RACE_ Sterling Silver (F'n Thistle Star (Smith). Nursery chivord, Lemnos ¥), won §26. . third 5.2 Kick, My Glen. Princéss mile and_ 7 ¥ | Meatherwine (Craver). won $47. cond ‘third Cup 0’ Tea. Torci ispatch, Boulevardier. ), third Nevermore. Viol: Bob, o ran. & miles. ty), won $5.30 8.5 second Rhymes (Louman),_ third Also ran—Atol, Morocco, Step Alons. FIFTH RACE—3': Shasta Lad (Smith) Big Sweep (Clellan Poly (Louman). turlongs. . won d " $0.72 422 ). ‘second 5:60 ra 9, 1929— 4. {oh, e Oro, Crepe 3 4. Salvathorn, Masier 5650 3.30 8. 195 6. 835 | Circulet, $4.30 3.25 235 | 350 2.35 Lady Edna, | = Prince Lightfoot. Vernon, Realtor, Billy Beer, Lower 15.00 9. Jane Williamson (Yerratt), seeond 23.96 11 My | Pardner, Jane Brooker, Pénman also ran. | THIRD RACE—8 furlongs. Miss Rosedale (Cra'r), won SILOS 6.58 4.30 Son Ami (Berry). second 3 1608 | Lounger, Titinols 3. 3 8. My Dandy, Runaway Princess also ran. I RACE—1 mi e (Haineswort u (Poad). se fTe (Cramer), C Redeli Herade, Coverlet, Gagliardo John and 1 Smith also ran. SEVENTH RACE—Mile and 3 (Louman). (Smith) Sport Dress, ile. th), won $3.50 cond third yards. won $10.10 5.5 0 . second 1 (Cramer). third Basil and Sunnyport EIGHTH RAC Villager Nani Sir Maurice (Smith), 'third Huey, Fonimol, C ockney also ran. BAINBRIDGE RESULTS Associs FIRST RACE—6 ful Sandy Hatch (Pe Robina Seth, (Lebl Acauire (Root), thi Prince Bozo,’ Roc Guy's Image, Twinkle Sar also E—6 furlongs. SECOND RAC] Blue Darter (Taylo r (Elston). second runswick (Leblanc The Abbot. Old B Dimple Dunkie, M also ran. iated Press, rlong: ia), won $4.40 3.40 2.50 310 260 | ), second ky Way. Chol r). won $18.40 10.10 9.60 ). third il Asitate, THIRD RACE—1/ miles, Ice (Kellum), won Try Me (Hanover Saucy Polly (800D Harry B. Midwestern ‘also ra FOURTH RACE—5 ng: Leila A. (Elston), won Reveille Boy_(Horn), Union Plug Hat, Lad; fellow's Dream, FIFTH RACE—14 Backbone (Luths | Clearance (Pernia Oregon_ Fir (Judy). Queen War Instigator, Wa SIXTH RACE—1A Sans Terre (Elston Ring On (Carroll). Finland (Horn), thi Marlon Payne, ran. EVENTH RACE—6 Sun Dance (Pernia Rosem y Laycock, Kent furl . second W, (Churchman), thied T Hones ter, Silly Wir t Tom also ra: miles. won' econd third ton, Eatonden, k r H: mil ), won ond turlong ). won Nondaga (Greenwood Jeanne Adeie (Bologn Betty Browning, ¢ Li per) ird Monteross, Foreman, Star Faleon, Garish, Guillotine, The Ulster also ran. Washington Park Results Associ; ated Pres FIRST RACE— furlongs. Tyrol (Shropshire), orris), Dr. Fred (Rideout), Mino. Badger Brunette Preferred Bla, King ck Beetle (Smitl i (Avraud) Geenral Grant (Shroj Indian Love Call, THIRD RACE—1 mi Judge Hay (McDer' Diinn (Neal), second (Shropshire), t Brown Brutui Symphorosa, ran. FOURTH RACE—1 Nicy won $5.88 2. second ‘third also ran. 'OND RACE—6 furlong h), won $0.98 4. ), second 4 e). thir Ruane aiso ran. U won s0.50 s won $0.50 4. ] ra odemus, Hurstl furlongs. re Morsel (McCrossen) Jimmy Moran (Mori Timour. ran. SIXTH RACE—1 mi | Patricia Marian (H'bert). won $8.74 6 | Isostasy “(McDermott), second 18, Blue ‘John, Parne Cortes, Make Haste, Who Win, Tasman also | ). won '$11.06 8.8 s 8. s). third Boy. Maxiva (F. Catrone). 'third Flattery. Spanish Lay, Black Spot. Mari- | Roval Manager, Duelist and Aviator | boro: al s Conper Shine (Shro Duck 1t (Pougias), By Gosn ‘(eieie) Semper Felix, We Grome, France ran. Connaught BY THE LO! (Assoch 1. John Rober| Phil 5. Lady Allumeur. or, Chi Marat. Open H: ENTH RACE—114 es. re). won $7.24 4.52 second 816 third Rock and Onup Park Selections SVILLE TIMES. ated Press. i arley J. and. Somerset. BEST—LADY ALLUMEU AMATEUR The National Amateur Athletic Union enfor boxing championships, recently extended over three Must nights, and were witnessed by 13,538 ! persons, who paid $28,176. THE STAR’S CONSENSUS OF CHOICES AT LATONIA 2d Race held in Boston, 3d Race BOUTS DRAW. 4th Race Invisible, Bashful Beau. Endor. Lena M. | ohadi -1 Piay- $4.00 2.90 230 b I S acker, Devonshire aiso Drenna Lee, Jim Pryor, Herman | .42 376 | 82 5.92 3. 6 5.40 alph Hartenstein, Know so ran. | t. Jug of Gold. Throw Back. s First, Lord Douglas. | Miss Galety 2d, Jewel Kit. Seagrave. Porto Bello 5th Race PART 5.~ Latonia Race Chart WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK HEAVY. FIRST RACE—Six furlons or, ;pear-olds, and, upward: Won_eastly: place driving. Went 2.04: off at 2:07. Winner, ch Ely by Night, 8. Owner. M. Goldblatt. " Trainer, M. Goldblatt. clalming. _Start gond. . 7. by Broomstick— Vaiues, $900, $200, $100. Time, 0:2 i Jockeys . Russell . Schutte Btraignt (3] 3. Post. St 3 8 o LeTvelehts— CLOCKE, PAUL REVERE, 3 pounds; MARIA NASH, 2 pounds. THE BAT outrun to the turn moved up on the outside with a rush and. taking eom- mand easily, drew out in the last eighth. MCcCULLOCH. forced back approaching the turn, slipped through on inside at head of stretch and finished strongest of all. VERA C. also ‘closed gamely after suffering some early interference. MARIA NASH et the pac under pressure and tired badly through stretch. SBUN LYNN quit after a haif mile. SECOND RACE—Five furlongs For 2.year-old maidens. The Rosedale. $1,200. Start good. Won easily: place driving. Went 2:35. off at 237 Winner. b. ¢ 2. by Whisk AWSY—Gypsy Blair. 'Owner, R. 8. Clark, Trainer, A. Baker. Vaiue, £500, 3200, $100. " Time, 0:34%, 04935, 1:0275. Horses. Wet. Post. n Stratent. | wHIBE .......00 1 47 FIDDLER . 1! GOOD INDIAN SOUTHLAND PRING BEST BALANCE CUT STEEL.... JACK SPRATT. TASHES & E 1 2t SIS O'NEIL g 10 MUTUELS—WHISP, $4.02, $3.14, §2.70; FIDDLER, $3.33, $3.34: GOOD INDIAN, $13.86 WHISP, much the best, was reserved closely behind FIDDLER to the head of the stretch and, assuming the lead. began drawing out thereafter. FIDDLER was hustied to the front immediately fter start. saved all ground possible under pressure, but could not withstand winner's bid. GOOD INDIAN, badly outpaced to the turn. moved up with a belated rush and closed an immense gap final eighth. SOUTHLAND PRINCE suffered from lack of racing room and could never improve position. BEST BALANCE (ired after reaching the stretch. THIRD RACE—Six furlon 4'2 pounds; .00 8% 3 i 5 Jockess. PBool Qonnelly Bichon Zuechini (eimann ern i i.‘. 4] @ En 6 str. Fin. N fox E 5. 3 R Y. . 1 ol . : ; ; 1 fl. | H 80 1 4 $1,300. 1. 4 by Howard, . For 3-year-olds and upward: claimin Start good. Won easily: place driving. Went 3:08, off at_3:10. Winner, Paul Weidel—Dolly Varden. Owner. Four Oaks Stock Farm. Trainer, Value, $1,000, $290, $160. Time. 0:24's, 0:48%, 1:14%. Horses. Post. Bt SISTER ‘ZOE. .. 5 BLUSHING MAL HERRICK .. PIGEON HOLE SMOLDERING Overwelght—HERRICK, 1 pound. MUTUELS—SISTER ZOE, $8.76, $3.96, HERRICK, out. SISTER ZOE. reserved closely behind the leaders first half. moved up with @ rush on outside entering stretch and. taking command, drew out decisively. BLUSHING MAIDEN was forced back on far furn, came again when clear through strefch and, con- tinuing amely, outstayed HERRICK.' Latter was hustled to the front Soon after the start, ‘held on stubbornly while tirine through stretch and just failed to hold second position. PIGEON HOLE and SMOLDERING tired badly after reaching stretch. FOURTH RACE—One mile and 70 vards. claiming. Purse, $1.300. Start good. Won easily: place driving. Went 3:40, off at 3:43. "Winner, ch. f. 3. by Boniface—ivanetto. ~Owner, D. Canfieid. Trainer, T. P. 900, 3300, $100. Time, 0233, 1715, 1:42%, 1:47%. Hort Wat. Post. 8t. 3 Fin. RAGUS ... g8 PRR 8 B 18 EAGER PLAY. 07 8 PADONA ... LOVE CHILD.... ADA ' ADLER AL A RES: SRESTWOOD o fIACK SAVAGE { LONGCHAMPS . DOLL! TH... . {ROSEHUE . 1 Field. Overweight—ROSEHUE, 3 pounds: RAGUS. 1 pound. MUTUELS—RAQGUS, $10, $5.58, $4.66; EAGER PLAY, $1082, $8.30: PADONA, $5.04. RAGUS. at home in the going. was fent into a long lead first halt and. saving much ground, was increasing advantage through stretch. EAGER PLAY improved position Steadily on outside. came with @& #00d burst of speed through streich. but could never ihreaten winner., PADONA. used up in early stages, had nothing lefi when put to a | arive. 'LOVE CHILD showed an improvement. ADA ADLER began stobping after renching the stretch. CRESTWOOD could never reach a contending position. FIFTH RACE—Five and For 3-vear-old_fillies. The Clipse: Staker. 43000 nadea. - Stavs w00, " Won easiy: place driving. Went I*l. off ’%,“‘{ | Winner, ch. £, 2, Dy Subremusciesal homan | OwneE X Headley, Trainer, W. W. Taylor. Value, 96,480, $1,000, $500, 3120, Time, 0:23%, 3 Pur br. c. Jockeys. P Dubois Chiavetta E, Pool W. Fronk W. Crump i Y £ i3 4 B 4 4 5 2 3 1 out; BLUSHING MAIDEN, 3424, out: 6 | For 3-year-olds and upward Hayes. 25, [y i) 8 Joekeys. L Pichon ; Ruseell | | Straight 16 | B 08 | 54 52 1 BabE. w520 & h o & Pt S = Earmee e 4 6 1 3 H 3 i 8 1 9 one-half furlongs. 0:48%, 1:00. Po:t. !BL W str. Pin Jockeys. 1 i:' §if W Zronk 3 TRl 1 s STAR LASSIE. | ¥ niavetta s & B gonnelly 4 S E g‘:%%& « : Bibow a Gallaher & Combs and Brown Hotel Stable entry. MUTUELS—ALCIBIADES, $5.72, $3.68, $2.32; LUCILE, 13,88, $2.52; MA YERKES, $2.22. to contention immediately after start. disposed of ria SHARED Then Teads "on ‘The iR Wnd: conTmuIng uAder HEht"trting: whb Rever setlously threatened. LUCILE, prominent from start and siightly restrained. moved up et Cher “MA YERRES, e up. raing’ . sall off winiier e Badls wen not_ menace leader. . used up_trying to s 3 straightened out in LADY FINGERS closed ‘resolutely. SWEEPING W was outrun. SIXTH RACE_8ix furlongs. For 3-year-olds 15,000 added " Start’ oot *Won exalls: place arivine. Dsign Srs. SWEEPING WILLOW. RUTH MAYES.. ' 11l stretch. nd upward. The Quicks! dicap. 50 | $9.60, MARTINIQUE, closer up than usual and racing slil r back. ENERGY moved up determinedly midway of the stretch, then quit bad last ispla; 00:_claiming: 3-year 17, Winner, br. Reed. Value, 8! Pin, Jockeys. T °§uue1| ubois st fire—Little, Panchit: Time, 0:34%, 0:48%, Horses. FIRE UNDEI D, E, Stewart. " Trainer, D. E. Stewart.” Value, $5,000, $1,000, 3500, $130. Time, 0:33%, 0:4748, 1:13%. Horses. Wgt. Post. 8t str. Stea P 3 PARAPHRASE .. ) AGINCOURT . 98 ViRa 10 5 n Overweight—PARAPHRASE, 3 pounds; MARTINIQUE. 2 pounds. MUTUELS_MARTINIQUE, $7.66, $436, 34.40i PARAPHRASE, 16.88; AGIN- COURT. 8. tly restrained to head of the ; APHRASE, far back to well into stretch and. taken to inside, closed AR e T ast stride 0 Suitgame. AGINCOURT Laiter, Yaed b in’ racin a drive. o 1ds o SEVENTH RACE—O AT -4 ;":’ooa":dn?o' Sner, Harmed, Bros. Trainer, J. " $300, $100. y st tep Han ‘Went 4:42, off at_&: PJ ‘Winner, br. f. 4, by Blue —Petite Marmite, Owner, Fin. Jockeys. ht. MARTINIQ! 14 g 1 p L . % BINNER DANCE !l 1T H 1k h gx 6 8. stretch. responded gamely when called upon to Wear leaders down nd draw fat out ?XNN‘EE DANCE into defeat, had nothing left when the test came. was alway sixteenth. DINNER DANCE yed usual early speed, but tired badly when put to and one-sixteenth miles: $12 d up. rt good. Won driving: place same. 3 44, 1 % Straight. 3 ¥ Overweight—THUNDER GIRL. 1 pound. MUTUELS—FIRE UNDER, $8.18, $4.72, $3.48: TOMMY, $7.36, $5.32: MMKJN. lfl'lvl:.“ FIRE UNDER. reserved behind the pace until straightensd out in stretch and. taking command. lasted to withstand TOMMY'S rush near end, Latter, hard urged from start, | was kept Wp and. responding gamely when taken fo outside. just falled to get up. LAMKIN was sent into a long early lead, while saving ground. held on stubbornly when challenged through stretch. but waAs not good enough. BLACK THUNDER showed a &0od effort. THUNDER GIRL was sharply interferred with on back stretch and could never reach a contending position thereafter. 3 BELMONT PARK ENTRIES Associated Press. FIRST RACE—$1.000: claiming: maiden 2-year-olds: 44 furiongs, Widener course. Plums Wings T T 1Gutlder 03 West Drift..."""" *Leller Bunhy.... 102 Newton .. *Norma Jean. 102 Michael Monahan Yeoman ... Little Nap.. Isiand Oreek.. Recoll . agtai Easter . Perrina SECOND RACE—$1.490: Steeplechase: the Woodiark; 4-year-olds and up; about 32 miles. Edify . Devilkin THIRD RACE—$1,000; | olds and up; T mile. | Battle Ax Kingbird TMoboz. Puget Sound. iLarsen . . Bob Kernan.. Hiawatha = *Wonderful . Lewis ... Old Black’ Ji FOURTH RACE—$2, Handicap: 3-year-olds Widener course. Bradiey's Pegsy.. 97 Balko . & Associated Press. FOR MONDAY. T RACE—3800; claiming: 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. gpsgesee = oy Also eligible— Erin's Bride Woodmont ich Spot hubard *Cloudy 8. Wents B335 *Molvina .. White Ensign’.l Sewing ‘Circle e *Unlucky b tal . P Y Medonaid RACE—3800: _claiming; oIS a98 up: Mmaidens: 8 furionE J ne of Brittan Wostt 1 A 00 Transatiantic .. Also eligible— uck Plece *Moon Phase.. . *Master Ed *Twinkle *Repay .. Eddie_Curtis. Charles D/ Sids sFaic_oirl Disitke " “Magsie B... IRD RACE—$800; 8 furlongs. *Florence H.... Thunderstruck . *Incubite Tackle ... Alice Amine ' *Hattie Seth White Knel Johnson £85T 351 4t o .. 138 Warfain . . 144 Sir Sweep. claiming; Belmona Bairoma, Grand_ Be; Fair Class. ... ‘Ceylon Prince Cloudland Plav 1. 1John J. Wiiliams 1Rejuvenation ... 1 *Gold Star. 00 added; the Speed and up; 8% furlonss. 16 | Shy Mare., . ‘ap_Land [ 108 *George Van B..! FOURTH RACE—$800; claimin olds and up: 1 mile. . it *Jack O'Leen Jim Bridger.. *Btuart's’ Dratt.. Keeper ... | Deposition Acquire o Also eligible— Johnny Call Isabella . i RACE—3800: claiming: the Nor! REnGa S peur-oids nd up: T mils and yards. Signols By K. 100 | 7 100 B Point Lo [Wiliam Pean Vo: FIFTH RACE—$1200: the Blue e Purse; 3-year-olds and up: 1 mile. Sour Mash ... 108 Electa ... Coln Collectr !\ 1 jami Grey Coat ...\ 104 Crybial Domiio! | Marine ... 0 War Whoop 1 lenwild ave Chicatie 11108 Stormy Dawn .. Epe L 115 Star o Morn.... ar Rock .. SIXTH RACE.$1300: the Sweep Purse: urlongs. Widener course. 1 i 11 1 1 1 12 E333558 Bubchaser undale .. artisan Violence .... oonstruck kibo ... *Five pounds claimed. +Seven pounds claimed. Weather cloudy; track sloppy. 2-year-olds; 5 Sage Fir . 1 sYargee ... Denny Cooney Wo Solors S -Punorel 1l Lady Buyer e achtsman Foliten W hthoriie 1 FRl M eanion: Big Business ... RACE—$800; claiming: 3-year-oids atk ?:lmnhel R e e g o 13 . 82 Mordear . 1 Questionnaifs ... > Crdeer mi i r Also eligible— *Pardon kerel .- ell .. i Top EVENTH RACE- olds and up: 1.y milel *Stanmore Jim, Banola. con 6th Race oon. Tth Race Lady Gossip Nellle Lyons _Dr. Parrish Teretiz Donora George Smith Washington Star Mabel Basil sAmsterdam Vandal Disturb Congo II Chum Pollywog Lady Gossip Peggy Mac Yucatan Heretiz Trackman Doross Washington Star Mabel Basil sAmsterdam Vandal Everblue ollywos g:ulhllnfl Boy ngo II 8! Broadstd tlverdalo roadside val Jullan Etietint™on "B‘b“]lfi!—h ouisville Lou chwood ittle Scout é. e oft e fncle Matt iifimyofl ake rinc's Carolyn recy *Ondora *Appren Weather oyal Julian he Choctaw Pegey Mac Golden Cloud Flashing Gem Heretlz Donora Perfect Will Spindler Sporting News *Amsterdam ndal Alibi Everblue Pollywog ongo 11 outhland Boy Broadside ydney cCulloch it gorolrn fifé'?e'}nu“ Juliy val Julian Brinc's iverdale Scott, Dr. Parrish Nellie Lyons Louisville Times Heretiz Associated Press Donora Mabel Basil Amsterdam Vandal Disturb ghum outhland Boy ollywog Kenton_entry Dr. Parrish Sharon Perfect Heretiz Mabel Post Time N. Y. Telegram Albl Vandal Basil Amsterdam Mayor Walker Roxie Weidel Poliywoy Congo R Broadside Royal Julian Silverdale Broadside arbar. oyl Julian Franes” MeSulloon o Tine's Carolyn Valence Major Tom ut Press.) oft Lateh 3 Unele Mate Eouievie b Ry e Little L Agnes, Tarift. Consensus Lady Gossip Heretiz *Améterdam ndal Ketoncm, Bere *Best Bevs Bistarh ! Pollywos. Chum Congo IT Read x. ling, J na it Bl veraate ™" ?E::Eflu T - oft o Princ's Carolyn MeOulloch Purse. | 5 lue, | dsay . | Bili*Boee LUGILE 15 SECOND: A YERKES THIRD . ‘ Martinique Wins Quickstep ai Latonia—Paraphrase Is Second, Agincourt Third. By the Associated Press. ATONIA RACE TRACK, Ky. June 8—The first of the fea- ture events today, run on a heavy track, the Clipsetta Stakes for 2-year-old fillies over the 5!; | furlongs, was won by Hal Price Head- ley's Aiciblades. Lucile, from the Stone and Rucker Stable, was second, @nd | Ma Yerkes third. The race was worth $6480 to the winner, Alcibiades, away slowly, was rushed into contention right after the start, easily disposed of Ma Yerkes on the turn, and under light urging went into a comfortable lead to win by 115 lengths. Lucile, away fast, moved up gamely when shaken up through the stretch to take the second money. Ma Yerkes was used up trying to stall off | the winner and tired badly in the | stretch. Lady Fingers, coupled in the | betting with Ma Yerkes, ran an even race and took fourth money by a length. Alciblades paid $5.72. Quickstep to Martinique. | . The second feature of the afternoon, the Quickstep Handicap, was won by D. E. Stewart's 4-year-old filly, Mar- tinique. Paraphrase was second and Agincourt third with Virado fourth, | The event was worth $5,060 to the win« ner. | Martinique, racing closer up than jusual and held in slight restraint ta | the stretch, responded stoutly when | shaken up and wore the leaders down |to_draw out and win by four lengths. | . Paraphrase, far back until well into | | the stretch drive, closed resolutely and | got up in the last stride to defeat Agine court by a nose for the place money. Agincourt was used up in racing the favorite, Dinner Dance, into defeat and had nothing left when the final drive came, but lasted to take the show money by a head. Virado, always far back, moved up (13 tt}iw st;::c;l mluke thgrhsm’m end e pu: v & le e favorf tired badly and finished last. 8 The winner paid her backers $7.56 for a $2 mutuel. LONG BRANCH RESULTS TRST RACE—S Furlonts: " Jeusscon (Siate). won Mifion's Lass (Manm) Ecoma, Ber % Bitiiers Batiie'B Tistron W) ECOND RACE—6 ‘I‘ir'l:n ale (Thom Siren Son, ‘eda) Bea Rose, Lady Crest Moon, Sergeant Coliar Ripling, Ry A Dale, Ros pelaine, T FOURTH Contemptate (Mann s Cloar a5 (Fodem. dovd ‘Channing ‘L. Banton aise ran. TPTH RACE—14h miles. lack Dismond (Little), won $5.80 350 2.60 'Il‘l“ 1?‘&" ), sece fl.a 7 lle of % . Beal West, Lihtview albo ran et Besu of the SIXTH RACE—14 miles. o Pollol (Thomas). wo ‘IM Racl {rl}(! + second . 6ck The (« *,..‘. rd 3.70 John W Tiweber, Moy Mise, Prince Carol, l, Hanky Rice, Izetta ran. Foreheas SEVENTH RACE—Mile and 0 vard: Sun Altos_ (Pevie), won $410 285 250 Rilaria (Slate), sece 320 Blazing Cinch (Dainty), third 105 Toanna, Fair Albert also ran, $11.00 505 4. 7% 8 LONG BRANCH ENTRIES nacB SRR o3 the Parkdale: olds and up; roaled in Canada; 1 mile. Guddle _Doon, 8 8 Hanni P&flly Polly $ 103 On“.n ”l&zfl“ . chita) ik . vy Mount. | aJ.C. Fletcher entry. SECOND RACE—$1,000; 2-: longs. + 108 18 18 THIRD RACE—$1.000; and up; 6 furiongs. Princesita . “FaisQola’ telie Marie: Quadrijte -0 Cal 3-years olds; 5 fur- ernad B e siiin 1% cared o' Nothin 112 entucky Lad.... 105 ack Whittier. claiming; 3-year-olds Storm King. *Singlestick Doughnut RO Also !fili Vagabond URTH RACE-—$1.000 -year- oldiand up; ¢ furiongs,. ClAImIE; 3-year Frelda L..... « 100 5 Qur Sally Ann... 100 ?@ll’llcn' .. 311 i. 110 Loaee 210 Also_eligid) Rex Mascarum. . 105 FIFTH RACE—$1.200; the Hu i 3-5ear-olds And Winers of one Taces T mile: Channing L...... 10 | Mail .. Elon Vekrica: 0 100 HoBt Ohhtan 102 ragk Crowies . 104 1 SIXTH RACE—$1200: claiming: 3-year olds and up: 7 futiongs, L minei d-vear Rundale ... 11 My Meain 10 1 Sienresey. “Sun Peraian...! 100 Harvard R RN EVENTH RACE-—$1.200; claiming; 3-: - olds and up: 1 mile and J0 yardere: d-vear Non Stop.. . 106 *Mimic Uppity .. 1103 Bond Slavi Areg 1 Aster .. Trieze 112 Best Bonnei. *Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cleats track fast o BELMONT SELECTIONS BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Associated Press.) St. Hilda. Sewing Cirele. Whit Ensign. Deévil Kin, Warfain, Edify. n 3. Wiliiams, ReJurénation, Won- Finite, Polydor. ieatie. Moonstruck, Big Busi- EST—BRADLEY'S PEGGY. BY POST TIME (New York Telegrs 1. Yeoman, Gullder. Newt 2. Devil Kin, War Fain. Sir Sweep. 1% Ceslon Prince, Battle Ax. Jobn' J .Wil- am: 4. Polydor. Chestnut O 5. arine. §pe; Whitney ST—CEYLON PRINCE. ng.. 110 H 3. derful ;A Bradley's hl"é.h . Macing, Dagt 8. fi k Ci IDLII. ness. ) ek .CEYLON PRINCE a Third Race ai Belmont.,