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THE SUNDAY STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 30, 1929—PART 5. e attle for 3-Year-Old Turf Title Is Scrambled by Defeat of Blue Larkspur . GREY COT VICTOR IN DWYER STAKES Sam Ross’ Colt, Scantily Backed at 30-1, Beats the Odds-on Choice. BY ORLO L. ROBERTSON, * Associated Press Sports Writer. EW YOFK, June 29—The con- quest for 3-year-old titular honors on American turf was | scrambled still more at Aque- | duct today as E. R. Bradley's Blue Larkspur finished second to_Sam- uel Ross’ Grey Coat in the Dwyer Stakes. Scantily backed at 30 to 1, the 3-year- old son of Gnome-Lady Grey, came up from behind like a bolt of lightning to pass the champion of the Withers and Belmont Stakes in the final strides and win by a head. Blue Larkspur was three lengths in front of the Wheatley Stable’s Flag Day, which took down the short end of the $20,000 purse, of which $19,450 went to Samuel Ross. With only four other colts of here- tofore mediocre ability entered against the pride of the Blue Grass State, Blue Larkspur was generally chneeded to have the race in the bag. In fact, so strongly was he favored that he went to the post odds-on, being quoted at 7 to 10. O'Donnell Rides Well. But past performances meant noth- ing to Steve O'Donnell, who had the ymount on the Ross color bearer. When the veteran jockey gave the word, Grey !Coat moved up gradually from fourth tion, and as the quintet of flying orses came down the long, long stretch, sprinted to the flying Blue Larkspur and in a hard drive was up to win by a head. At the half-mile Grey Coat was fourth by one length. One mile passed and still O'Donnell was holding him back in the same position. The mile- and-quarter mark flashed by and Grey Coat was in third place, with Biue Larkspar leading Flag Day by a length. ‘Then O’Donnell went to work on his mount, and Grey Coat responded gamely. In the closing drive Electa, added starter, and H. T. Archibald’s Folking dropped farther and farther behind, finishing in the order named. Grey Coat stepped the mile and one- half in 2:34. As the Dwyer Stakes went to an out- sider, so did the Tremont, the featurc event on the Metropolitan track for juveniles. Mrs. Graham Fair Vander- bilt’s inconsistent Sarazen II, quoted at 7 to 1, won the 6-furlong sprint from the classiest fleld of 2-year-olds yet to appear on a New York track this season. Running second to the namesake of the once great gelding was the Ran- cocas Stable’s Mokatam, while close behind followed Harry Payne Whitney's Prometheus, which had been made the favorite with the stable entry. Sarazen IPs time was 1:1445. S Latonia Entries. Associated Press. FIRST RACE—$1.200; ; olds and up: § Tutionge, CmIn® Star Porward.... 101 B. Bensinger 112 Messidor ..o 113 Shast 3-year- Also_eligibl 7 Katherine W... Eeldee SECOND RACE—31.200; : year-oids; 813 furiongs,.. Tden filies; 3- Margaret Scott.. 115 Monnie [y Carolyne. Sis O'Neill. THIRD RACE—$1.200: olds; mile and 70 yards. Zurich 07 bon Woolorac "+ 1100 117 Beber “Buson::: fl)lnr Pleld Double O... Hiram Xelly. claiming; 1 Also_eli Superlove FOURTH RA! ,200; -year- oIBQURTH RACE—$1,200; claiming; 2-year. Sky High.. Teaspoon . Baffling Miss’ Burcease . Cholseul . 1 arge Collins... 1 enneth W. FIPFTH RACE—$1700: the Sinton Handicep: '3-vear-olds and up: 1ee miles Rhinock . 109 Roval Julian a Enerey 105 Broadside Dunmore 108 Nellie Lyons Martinique . 108 a Parkview Stable entry. SIXTH RACE—$1.300; purse; 3-year-olds; allowances; 6 furlongs. The Choctaw. Reene ... sare .. Virado & The OKuli. Amsterdam Uptime ...... Plumbago . Deluge Platoon Vesta 104 ‘a Port Heriem.. 104 aE. and Finn entry. SEVENTH RACE—$1.200; claiming; 4-year- old and up; 17 miles. Respond . 111 Valence ... Royal Omar. ..l 111 Friar Mini *Chu 107 . 06 107 m Ada Adler Busy Fairy...... *Apprentice allowance claimed, Weather clear; track fast. Devonshire Entries. (Associated Press.) FIRST RACE—$1,000; claiming; olds; 4%2 furlong: The Coach.. Silent Whittier *Doncru . Pongo Breakaway . Branders Pet Once Again. Miss Ruthi Golden Glory. SECOND RACE—3#1,000; claiming; 3 olds and up; 6 furlongs. Rubinette ....... 102 *Meriwick ... Pelaika ..."...\]] 104 Sister Joan. Torrence /1]l 105 Hawkshaw ' Princesita’ Also eligibl *Reprisal . Knockabout *Houston *Single Btick: La Femms *Rhapsody A} Ariita *Sauce Box.... 2-year- Valdosta .. Dr. T... *Expiate “Clifton’s THIRD RACE—$1,000; claiming olds and up; 1 mile Trofls ... oxi...do 20T Happy Birthday ' William, 2 *Engadine .. Parachute ack of Clubs loon Phase..... 97 *All Virginia 103 Plain Dealer 107 FOURTH RACF—$1,000; claiming: 3-yvear- ©lds and up; 1 mile *Declare . .. 102 Estelle Marie.".1 100 3-year- *El Roble.. Palgsio o *Hesper ... Murzim .. Also eligibie— Discreet ......... Traverence © 100 *Trompe of Dawn 92 Omardale . . 100 110 102 14 *Yachtsien | Beventeen Six *Frankman FIFTH RACE—$1.500; the Dominion Day Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs. 109 a Wamanu ...... 100 100 Big Sweep. ‘13 Bar None...."\.] 112 Evermore ...\ 10 iBilly Cock 102 Queen Towion... 110 Jack Howe. 100 aThompson Bros. entry. hC. Seburn entry. SIXTH RACE—$1,000; claiming; ©lds and up; 1 mile and 70 yards. 104 Rhyme & Reason 109 104 Assessor Charlie.. 109 102 Referee . 01 . 104 Dr. Ralston.. 3-year- OO U1 SEVENTH RACE—$1,100; claiming; 4- - olds and up; 1% miles. s gy ‘owed Ven; Confidential .- jence . itstick ... Rock Candy. . nasta Grande. Bond Rai good. Won Dinah Do. 1:00° POLYFO] EN ROUTE. TREK . COL. EASTE hap. FIRST RACE—Five furlongs. N BROWN SINNER ASTHORELIAN . RADHA a LOUISIANA | DOMINA Agqueduct Race Chart AQUEDUCT, N. Y., June 29 (Associated Press). ‘WEATHER CLEAR. For matden Went 2:35 easily: place driving. Trainer, Owner, J. 8. Elliott, SRSSENESEESENES! BESssooubEalhen st i o S akebanwbosmn RWOOD. . aJ.S. Elliott entry. DINAH'S DIMPLE broke fast and, showir into the lead and won nicely in hand. 'CHARON closed gamely under punishment. FON was kept out in the middle of the track all the way. TRACK GOOD. 2-year-olds; claimin; off at 2:42. Winner, P, Jones. Values, '§700, Purse, $1,000. Start 1., 2. by Meridian— 200, $100. Time, JIMcTague 30 mbrose 30 ennedy 6 McKechnie 20 Thurber 10 Burke 12 Harvey 30 a decided liking for the soft' track, ran POLY- BROWN SINNER had no mis- SECOND Steeplechase Horses. RUBIGNY . RIG VED, ALMUNG . 'WEED BALMUN RUBIGN; game effort. 00; off Dorwood Stabie. A VOLUNTEER Overwelghts—RIG VEDA, VEDA moved RACE_About 2 miles. For 4 Handicap. - $2,000 agaed. 035, Winner, b. of hr. g. 9. Wat. Post. St. 145 2 NI e /A 1 pound; G, 1 pound. Y displayed excellent speed, very fast in last half mile SKEDADDLE tired badly after s LEYCORN had no mishap. Start good. fenced well _year-olds and upward. Phantom Selling Won_easily; place_ same. _Went by Triumphant—Reine Des Roses. Owner, s, 1-2 -5 Trainer, J. P. Smitha Values. $1,470; $400; $200. Time, 4:13%. s Str. % 1 1 s 20 8 33 3 3 Jeffcott 3 2: 410 41® Pierce 3 41 5% 5% Byers 72 7. 7. 6 MrJVDavis 30 6° 60 7 Coliins 15 Jockeys. Duller Hunt St. PL - 1 5-2 85 5 RAGWEED, 2 pounds; BARLEYCORN, 2 pounds; and won nicely in hand. end was mext best. VOLUNTEER made a howing speed for a mile and a half. BAR- Start bad. $1,500, $750. Horses. SARAZEN 1T T! SWINFIELD LOSSA] b ZEAL . doing . his_be: THIRD RACE—Six furlongs. High Time—Talisman right at end. He was best. Wrestler had plenty of speed, but tired. FOX:broke slow and falled to show any speed. For 2-year- Went Won driving:_place same, Stable. Owner, Fa 0:47%5, 1:14 Post. 8 5 Time, 0:24, POLYGAMOUS & MOONSTRUCK * aH. P. Whitney SARAZEN, running in blinkers, came around fleld in stretch, took les MOKATAM slipped through on inside, but was weakly ridden entry; bRancocas Stable st_to win. PROMETHEUS_ w. olds. The Tremont Stakes. $5,000 added. 3:31, off at 3:42'2. Winner, ch. e, 3, by Trainer, A. B. Gordon, Value, $13,550, st. ] ShBabbsauasie’ Jockeys. W.Garner 7 Steffen [ McAtee s rt 1 20 5 5 15 Workman 2 MeAulifte 16,3 entry. ag well up all the 'way and had ng mishap. SWINFIELD finished with & rush. PFOURTH gr. c.. 3, by Horses. FLAG DAY ELECTA a FOLKING .. a Added 520,000 added. GREY COAT... BLUE LARKSFUR. RACE—One and - one-half miles. Won driving: place same_ Startgood. Gnome—Lady Grey. s Owner, $4,000, $2,000. Time, 0:23's, 0:49, 1:143%, 1:41%, Wgt. Post. St. 4 4 . 3 3 5 2 starter. GREY COAT, showing startling improvement ov mile, then came {o outside and, closing with a rush, was up to win in last stride. LARKSPUR, well ridden, raced FLAG DAY into defeat, took lead and held on gamely. FLAG DAY opened wide lead early, but tired badly FOLKING ran out on all turns. For 3.year-olds. The Dwyer Stakes. Went 4:03, off at 4:05. Winner, v $19,450, Jockeys. St. PL B, ODonneli 30 7 2 M Garner 7-10 1.4 Out Burke 163 7-10 Out Pischer 50 15 _§ Robertson 7-2 4-5 Out Ross{ rainer, W. Garth. r recent race, trailed field for & BLUE ter running & mile and & quarter. ELECTA was outclassed. at 4:30%. Green! Horses. LOUQSOR ARSHIP | b KNOWN i 2 GLANC] 150 pounds. ra FIFTH RACE—About Plains Steeplechase. Wi 5. Value, $1,490, including 215 miles, Purse, $1,200, ner, ch. 3250 plat Wt Post. St, Y% % [ e e ERO.. .. 710 BLOCKHEAD © COMICAL ... aMrs. D. D. Odell entry; bW. A. Phillips entry; c Added starter. Corrected weight—GREEK FRIAR, 152 pounds; BRAVE II, 142 pounds; OLACREAM, For S5.year-olds and upward. Start good. Won easily: place saime. 5, By Sandy Hook— The Hempstead Went 4:30, off Louquette. Owner, T. Hitchcock, Trainer, $200, $100. Time, 5:16%. Fin. Jockeys. st s. 1¢ "Mr.'G. Bostwick 11- Mr. J. V. H. Davis . Rostworowskl . C. R. White I W S, Burke . L. Wright D. D. O'Del . Hemilton 5.2 Mr, R' McKinney 15 t. Pl 10 2- 8 5-; 20 g 5- 20 2 8 5 2 7 2 T 8 2 i 5 ut 1 3 1 3 k] ¥ 2-5 Broke down. 52 Overweight—GREEK FRIAR, 5 pounds: OLACREAM, 8 pounds. LOUQSOR much the best and won galloping. two fences from the finish and aimost unseated his rider. GLANCE finished with a rush. WARSHIP made s bad landing KNOWN HERO ran a good SIXTH off at 5:01% Trainer, N. Horses. MARI FRI poor.race. Roseben Handicap. CRYSTAL DOMING:. CE—S}; d _one-half furlongs, b 1,200 hdded, Start good. Won drivin 3. by Starmaster—Hibernia II. 31,200 added. . Winner, br. g. Tallman. ~ Value, $1,015, §200, 31 Waet. Post. St. 09 8 7 115 114 107 2 3 5 R CLIFF, 11 pounds. KILDARE, on the outside, finished with a rush and won DOMINO ran’ & good race. MARINE M. finish Por 3-year-olds and upward. The place same. Went 4:57, Owner, Newtondale Stable. 5, 1:13%, 1:30%. Jockeys. St. Pl Steffen ~ 10° & Thurber 6 W. Garner 4 Robertson Rose Beishak McCoy Fields 1 00. Time, 0:23%, s Fin. 1 an rodmsdansdn inne! i 5 % & i 8 away. CRYSTAL AHEARN ran iny ed with a rush. D} e, 3700, Trainer, W. FLYING col OLD SHIRAZ ... SONG_Al fast. SEVENTH _RA( claiming. _Purse, $1.000. Start good. 3200, $100. SONG & DANCE MA BIGOT . PATROL had no excuse. Winner, br. ‘Time, 0:25 Wet. Post. St. 8 4 3 . 3 J. Speir, o 1 s 2 H 7 5 ND DANCE MAN opened wide CORPOSANT ‘Won driving: place easily. by Negotol—Sun Queer. ‘lead and held on gamely. 3-year-olds and _upward: Went 5:19, off at 5:21. Owner, W. Ziegler, ir. 615, 1:43%, 1:56, 2:10%, 2:17%. Str. Fin. 1T ixteenths. CE_One mile and five-st For Gotterup Hal ale W. Garner 5:2 arinelll 20 arris 30 BIGOT finishe ran a disgraceful race. T olds; colts ai Lucky Play Ave Reudy Blanton .. Columbus’ " Rough_ teck. Line Rider entry. olds and u Straw Vote *Captain_J. Charmarten *Eskimo Mally Jané *Miss Firs . THIRD R. Lane Allen Dangerous . Patricla Mai FOURTH Combat; 3- Hermitage aCall Play Sun Hatter Crofton b Double Scotland (3. b Panchio a Lady Tilegitimate c Nellie_ Cus Silverdale Crucero Cavuga_(no | Indian Love ¢ Bobashela © Sister Shi Lucky Hit Misstep (C. Water Lad Shasta Lad 2R 8 cl ev, Farm SIXTH R bara Jack Higali: Live Oak. SEVENTH *Spanish_A: | Semper Fel Far Away *Overfiza Torch Boy Arlington Park Entries Quter Harbor. a R. Goose entry. SECOND RACE—$1.200;. claiming; 3-year- olds and up; 1. miles (inner course). a Laundryman... 114 Yucaten .. a Coldstream Stud entry. FIFTH RACE—$7.500; Handicap; 3-vear-olds and up; 6 furlongs. (Shropshire) .. Heart Qiick (P, Walls) olden _Prince Sweep Out (A, Schenk). Greenock (Hainesworth) dom (E. Pool). Brondeast (no boy} a Dinner Dance (E. Poolj. . My 8is (C. E - Call Play (no boy) o boy). year-olds and up; 1 mile (inner course). year-olds and up; 1% miles. Rumpsie Ray . Honest John ... “Claire ‘Amour. *Apprentice Weather clear, tr: Other Entries on Page 5. (Associated Press.) nd geidings Motor Also_eligible— b Maudlin ...... 11 & Tasman bLe Mar Stock Farm 6 turlo; Creek Indian ... Brunette Pref’ *Nora D_... Wacker Drive’ . Scurlet Brigade.. o Scotiand 1 ACE—$1.400: claiming: 108 *Earl of Warwick 102 116 Account . 13 Fian. 111 RACE—$1.500; gllowances: The olds; 1 mile (inner course). i 1 114 Symphorosa 109 Islam . 114 Crucero American National (Duniap) (R ones) .l Serio) . . Coltilefti) ‘Allen) . no oy} llllll tis (H Schutie) (Pascuma) hov) .. Call (L. MeDermott) (R._ Russel...... n (R, Russell) (L. Trimble). MeCrossen) . (R, Deprema (V. Smith).. ... ark entry. bThres D's. ACE—$2.200: the Chicaroan: 3- s 1.0 108 Sun Bea 4 i RACE—$1.300: 104 Bairoma *Duck 1t ;17001 Bill Cosgravs i 107 Black on Wiite *Cartoon ... Coppershine Festival ster ix.... THE STAR'S CONSENSUS OF CHOICES AT LATONIA 5th Race 1st Race 2d Race Ravenna Entries FOR MONDAY. Associated Pres PIRST RACE—$400; claiming; 3-year-olds | and up: about 5 furiongs. Mordear ... 114 Elbee rea Sable oo, Loval Legion May Bruen Also_eligible— *Brown Rock Light o’ Dawn... 111 War Court . Ormophan 10 Shady Rest Plerre SECOND RACE—$400: claiming; olds and up; about 5 furlonss. Face ‘Cream *Little Smile Rene, M Biack Elm .. *Sam Mengel Perroquet THIRD RACE-—$400; and up; 6 furlongs. *Clodomir 2d 110 Foreclose Corerme " Dr. McArihur. Pei Cat ... Fdith’ Givson claiming: 4-year-olds “Little Hattle ... 105 ‘Also_eligible— Floudiane ....... 110 Hobson .0 71100 118 L 110 110 *Woollatt * Fast Mail ... 110 silver Queen 7 *Arragosa . FOURTH RACE£400: the Warrensville; claiming; 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs. *Foxmore ....... 113 Ima Fox alakaua ", 113 Kin Folks ... . Lady Le Comte. 105 Adorable . Palmetto nz FIFTH RACE—$450; and up; 6 furlongs. Tinkle Spangle.. Topango . Arrogant Red Scot Panola Mum Ruffin’ . SIXTH RACE—$400: _claiming; olds and up; 6% furlongs. Mellie ... 100 Liborio s 1.°3 Bambrick ] 107 ' Also eligibie-— Finisterre .. 106 Nell ... s Soanso ... Ralph’ Calvary " Sport. Brown Lady Gussie B. Blue Asate 111 Calzona SEVENTH RACE—2400; claiming; 3-year- olds and up; 1¢ miles. *Saucy Polly .. Capt. Martin ... 111 Jim Sanda . Chiet Tierney .. 114 n Antonio 11 Miss Lou ....0. 108 *Golden Sunshine 102 *Rosemary Tave'k 101 Honk ... 16 Also eligible— Bear Grass ..... 116 *Indian Corn ... 1 *Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear: track fast. FATOR REINSTATEMENT TO BE EFFECTIVE JULY 4 NEW YORK, June 29 (#).—Laverne Fator, America’s premier jockey, who was suspended a week ago following his poor ride on H. T. Archibald's Folk- ing, has been restored to good standing. His reinstatement takes effect at the close of the Aqugduct meeting, July 4. 1 1 1 claiming; 3-vear-olds 107 Sir Barlev ....... 11 103 Wind Flower 11 Also_eligible *Dry Nation .... 13 forty ... b 3-year- 3d Race 4th Race | FIFTH RACE—1Y% mil | McManon, “Jean’ Navelle, Power, Veneifa M., | Princess Margaret' (Burns), third Ravenna Results. Associated Press. FIRST RACE—§ furlong: Elbee (Wallace). won $16.80 5.80 3. Ravelle Fronk (Longo), second 3.20 Sport (Clements), third 60 Luck Piece, Brown Lady, Ann of Brittany, Grandma G. also ran. SECOND RACE—$ furlongs. Indien (Perna), won s War Court (Wallace), second Little Hattle (Sandose), third Gilbert Cook, EI Oudiane, Brass Ban son also ran. THIRD RACE—6 furlongs. Silver Queen (Connors), won $6.80 3.60 3.40 Mark Master (O'Malley), second 3. 80 Nell (Longo), third 2.80 Garish, Ormogirl, Mally 8, Gum Drop also ran. FOURTH RACE—6 furlongs, Zonite (O'Malley), won ~ $1620 7.00 5.20 San Antonio (Landolt), second ~ 4.60 3.80 Lady Le Comte (Root), third 5.00 Betty Browning, Buchon, May Bruen, Jimmy Finn, A. P. Canale lso ran. FIPTH RACE—6!; furlongs. Finisterre (Munoz), won = $18. Farceur (Wallace). ‘second Steinway (Clements). third Marquesito, Bucado, Twenty Sixty, Punc- tuality, Rosemary Laycock also ran. SIXTH RACE—S5 furlong: Golden Locks (Longo), w Tid Bit (Kenly), second Kin Folks (Rice), third Arabella, Liborio, Geoanded, Sturgis ran. SEVENTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards, Emile F. (Wallace), won __ $6.20 3.80 May Cherrs (O'Malley). second 5.60 Maggie B. (Root), third rS8ucy Polly, Buin Ouderkirk, Nicolett EIGHTH RACE—1 mile and_70 Clearing (Wallace), won $17.60 7.00 4.20 Brown Leaf (Landolt), second 3:60 3320 Bound (Aron), third 3 Sniper, All Rightie, Ticker, Col. Hemin way also ran. 00 60 3.60 480 2.80 aiso n $10.00 4.80 6.00 ards. Devonshire ke;lll. Associated Press. FIRST RACE-5!3 furlongs. Tamarin (Creese), won $6.65 395 3.00 Tamberside (Horn), second 340 245 Best Bonnet (Redding), third 250 Gold Koenlg, Siren Song, King's Court aiso ran, SECOND RACE—S5 furlongs. Patsy Lewis (Woolfe), won $6.95 4.10 3.60 Dougherty (Ryan), second 9.60 7.25 Aziz (Haines), third 385 , Pat Galety, Sweet Tidings, Jack Whitf Just & Flapper also ra THIRD RACE—$ furlongs. “Reigh Celene (Han'r). won $43.65 12.65 8.10 Salta (Guerra), second 420 410 Imperator (Edgards). third 34 ‘averence, Marie ‘Blanche 2d, *Sewanee, Linen ‘Euonymous, *Knight Run, Fair Gold, Odd Seth, Dan Baum also ran. *Fleld. FOURTH RACE—§ furlongs. Laftar (Horn), won $22.80 9.45 5.35 Watkinson (Thomas), second 685 4.80 Andresito (Guerra). ‘third 4.00 Sheriff Seth, Downcast. Good Shepherd, The Doctor. Peter Ruff, Glenister 2d, High- land Captain, Classy, Board Boy also ran. FIFTH RACE—1 miles. Beau of West (Horn). won $12.15 590 3.05 Fortunate Girl (Redding), second 820 3.10 | Jack ‘Alexander (Creese), third 270 Falrman, Grier of Spian also ran. SIXTH RACE_1 mile. Grey March (Slate). won $9.20 525 3.80 | Omardale (West), second 570 3.55 Mimic (Hughes), third 365 Trompe of Dawn, Referee, Seth's Ballot. Non Stop also ran. SEVENTH RACE-—1 mile and 70 yards. Matt McGoey (West), won §3835 12.40 5.50 Moses (Corbett), second 10.00 5.10 Coquina (Redding), third 3.45 Johnny Callahan, Raving Lady, Never More, Belpre, High Skip al-o ra . Washington Park Results. Associated Press, FIRST RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. Milady (Neal). won $12.08 4.9 Hazel Denson (Halbert), setond ~ 9.16 5.02 Fireproof (Grassia). third 5.70 Mary Dale. Roseate 2d, Pat Calhoun, Big Gun, Molly Malone, Happy Bob, Majoe, Azov also Tan. SECOND RACE—1 mile and Banset (Neal). won . Howard Lee (Halbert), second 3.64 274 Kitty Mullally (Serio).’ third 2.64 House Boy, Theo, Fay, Betsy Jayne, Elfkin, Jodick, Pat Field, Al Garnet aiso ra THIRD RACE—5% furlongs. Lost Agnes (Erickson), won $5.24 2.34 2.10 Lucile (Chiaveita). second ~ 284 214 Lahor (Shropshire}, third 222 West Park, Who' Win, Chatter Anne aiso ran. FOURTH RACE_6 furlongs. Blush. Malden (Shr's), won $10.10 3.98 3.0 T.8. Jordan (Chiavetia). second 3.40 264 Badger Face (Neal), third 346 raBlestenield, Old Kickapoo, Eugene 8. aiso 6 2 70 vards. $8.56 3.12 2.8 Montanaro (Halbert), won Dowagiac _(Barnes), second i Canaan_(Shropshire), third 424 o Bi8ckwood, Gaffsman, Sir Harry, Chicaso SIXTH RACE--1 mile and 70 yards. Dr. Fred (Jones), won $0.60 5.2 3.80 Tamina (Neal), sécond 396 3.16 Don Fernando' (Barnes), third 454 Czarist, Hurstland, Magic Wand, Quibbler, $1422 6 7 SEVENTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. Sweet Mandy (Neal), won $5.66 3. Cecelia Grob (Deprema), second Master Ace (Avraud), third Golden Sight, Larerotte, Mekachée, Laddie Go also ran. Fairmount Results. Associated Press. FIRST RACE--5'4 furlongs. River Forest (Mever), won $39.52 12.10 17.66 Coady (Parmaiee), second 858 440 Princess Isabel, Pandean, Sun Stroke, Helen Bond, Jim Ormont also ran. SECOND RACE-8 furlon; The Padre (Pend's), won _$24.80 Charming Lady (Martin). second 16, Thunder Call (Fisher), third 15. Bridge Party, Essie, Anna Beall, Highway, Black Darling,’ Sagamo also ran. THIRD RACE—1% miles. Isoard (Knight), won $5.10 2.72 2.62 Firth of Tay (Louman). second ~ 3.06 2.82 Bourbon (Burns). third 460 | Nani Hawail, Hengist, Vindication also ran. FOURTH RACE--5'4 furlong Mr. Dick (Parmalee), won 74 576 4.00 Cristar (Burns). second 25150 10.38 Vicksburg (Judy), third 448 Justina, Loreita B., Mike Carey also ran. FIFTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. Yam Toy (Penderer's), won 3642 3.84 3.08 Morocco (Knight). second 324 2358 flun God 2d (Hardy). third Bather. Herade, Siepalong, ver, Gold Mint aiso ran. SIXTH RACE—§ furlongs. Uluniu (Knight). won 11 My Dandy_(Turk). second 464 38 beth Bolla (White), third 622 ‘aroler, Golden Auburn, Brush and Judge Murphy also ran. SEVENTH KACE Uncom’on Gold (Swi 456 Sterling Sil- | 430 3 le and 70 yards. ). won $13.22 5.70 3.50 Graydale (Knight), second 482 344 Nursery Rhymes (Stamper), third 3.48 Our Pal, Sport Dress, Baritone also ran. EIGHTH RACE—1/s miles. Sandy Lady (Par'alee), won $5.06 3.20 2.74 Miles Prior (Meyer), second 6 326 Harpoon (Turk). third 444 Frank = Hawley, Sufficlency, Frightful, Sweepstakes, Huey also ran. Devonshire Selections’ BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. (Assoclated Press.) . The Coach, Breakaway, Valdosta. Houston, Princesita, Pelaika. Trojis, john William IL Plain Dealer, . Rorsl Cause, Murzim. Seventeen Sixty. . Quéen Towton, McTinkle, Jack Howe. Assessor Charile, Rnvme and Reason, awk. 1. Firkey's Neck, Hedgefence, Giental BEST—Q! TOWTON. Aqueduct Selections BY POST TIME. (New York Telegram.) - Baid. Lindy Lou, Falr Dawn. Hillock, Polish. Volunteer. | Distraction, Finite, Penalo. Wonderful, Light View, Bridegroom, . Whitney entry, Petro, Brown Erin. Blarney, Lord Broom, Atells. BEST—BLARNEY. BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. ted Press. . Madder, Roval Time, Pretty Patsy. | Polish, Hillock, Leonardeau. Pinite. Distraction. Curate. . Torpointer, Negopoll, Light View. Brown Erin. Shan Tu Atelai, Club. BEST—TORPOINTER. 6th Race th Race =Y Zircon Adelot Umb'n Wingin Fuss. & Feathers Vermiculite Woolorac Mavor Walker Double O. *Sky High Surcease Teaspoon Princess Martinique East'rStockings Port Harlem Royal Julian The Choctaw Dan Burnham Kadiak Plumbago Chum Adelot herine W. K Capt. Jack, Jr. Zircon My Carolyne Oftbway Woolorac Tony Joe 38Ky High Truly Le Flore Movin Surcease Rhinock Royal Jullan Martinique Kadiak Busy Fairy Dan Burnham Virado The Okah The Choctaw MONTANARO TAKES PEABODY HANDICAP Crowd of 20,000 Turns Out for Final Day of Racing at Washington Park. BY CHARLES W. DUNKLEY, Assaciated Press Sports Writer. HICAGO, June 29.—Montanaro, a 4-year-old son of Ormon needie, carrying a feather of 98 pounds on his back, won the $10,000 added Francis S. Pea- body Memorial Handicap at & mile and a quarter today, closing the June racing season at Washington Park. ‘The race was witnessed by a crowd of 20,000. ‘The winner is owned by Milton De- therage, a retired banker of Galesburg, I, and was masterfully ridden by Jockey Floyd Halbert, a Chicago boy. Montanaro was neglected in the bet- ting, despite a victory a few days ago, and rewarded his mutuel backers with $14.22 to win, $6.92 to place and $4.06 to show. Dowagiac Lands Second. He beat the Wild Rose Farm Stable’s Dowagiac by a head after leading al- most from start to finish. Seventh lengths back of the leading pair came Canaan to pull down third money. Trailing were Blackwood, the favorite; Chicago, another heavily backed starter, and the Seagram entry of Sir Harry and Gaffsman. Montanaro reeled off the mile and a quarter in 2:04 1-5, establishing & new track record for the distance. ‘The victor, favored by his light im- post, was rushed into the lead soon after the barrier was sprung and re- tained it to the finish, He was given a desperate challenge, however, by the fast-losing Dowagiac in the last six- teenth. Dowagiac had been in hot pur- suit all the way and was rapidly wear- ing down the winner. Canaan, under restraint in the early stages, could not catch the leaders when he finally did cut loose. The Seagram entry, the public choice, never figured as_contenders. The Memorial was named for the father of Stuyvesant Peabody, vice president of the Washington Park Jockey Club, $13,500, with $10,450 going to Owner Detherage. Mr. Peabody presented the winning owner with a silver trophy. M 0;!; k;yal Results Associated Press. FIRST RACE—5': furlonss. Potiery (Bryson), won 3440 330 2.65 Alacrity (Moore). second 350 2:80 Shadow Dance (Fator). third 405 Leaside, Lily Cup. Rose Spot, Hawthorne, P. Moody. Flora, Isabel C. also ran. SECOND RACE—§ furlong: The Code (Fator), won $6.55 330 2.75 585 380 Jamie (Peeney), second Fe_‘r_rlrhgn L’Tn!fom“l”i Ux“dp Sand, Al wo Bixiy. Love Pirate, Pay Sand, ] Laddle Buck, Dick Withimgton, Tolier also an THIRD RACE—§ furlongs. Emplette (Price). won — $10.00 830 3.70 Jo 700 490 thivd 565 (Foden), second e oana "Btar King, P bate, Superlin abana, Star King, Probate, o Double Dare also rnr{ . RS FOURTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. Cortigan Star (Curran), won $7.90 530 3.10 Great Luck (Mitchell), second 1170 5.0 Lucie Ann (Pator), third 2.90. West Point, Lanoil, Foreman, Pirst Dance, Duckling also ran. PIFTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. osciysko Dancd), won "33 500 ub (Fator). secon % Billy Baughn' (Moore), third SIXTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yar Queen Bee (McCabe). won 31730 §30 edouble (Moore), second 900 Digclple” Dainty). hird bortin, o, 2 scitsors, Lord Dodslas atio Tanr " SEVENTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yard: Lawless (Brysom). won ' §8.50° 4.4 Nine Sixty (Price). "second Lure of Gold_ (Dainty, third Dr. Jiges. Kensingion Lad. Dream, Capt. Sievenson aiso Hamillonjhmll: Associated Press. FIRST RACE-5 furlong: Bannerette (Townrow), won 37.70 3.60 Macil (Brown), second 378 Lead Gold (Brunner). third roLiEhtio0t, Ecoma, Archipelago, Ned O. SECOND RACE—8 furlongs. Thorn (Brown), won Malcoim (Townrow),' second . Heartache (Mann), ‘third 245 Iron Master. Lady McNelll, Bloomtip, Har- borton also ran. THIRD RACE—1/, miles. Hol Pollol (Brown). won $6.85 3.40 Flamingo (McGinnis), second 380 Dushka_(Mann), third Wee Baloo, Collar Victoria, Pretty II. Master Bobbie, Sergeant Major, Fair Oil, Plaguer also ran. FOURTH RACE—8 furlongs. Fair Anita (Brown), won ~ $7.15 3.00 3.30 Table Talk (Wilson); second 420 275 Coots (Fisher), third 255 Equation, Hannah Deebe, Imbros, Fair Bob, Air Chier also ran. FIPTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. Founda, Stone (Tow'w), won $5.75 Clear Sky (Brown), second Sun Altos (Pevic), 't Shakeitup, Flanéur also ran. SIXTH RACE—T/ miles. Sea Lady (Gwynne). won Deronda (Little), second Chairman (Brown). third Real Artist, Sunswept. Dentaria, Piyer. Jimmy Brown, Last Cent, Letter Six also ran. SEVENTH RACE 1Y, Alita Allen_(Quillen) 0.00 445 3.30 Celeritas (Townrow), second 415 318 Middle Temple (Maclver), third 450 alUSt I Fun, Golden Arrow, Waffles aiso 2 3. 2. Ibby, Bedio rai $7.40 3.85 330 2.0 305 3.10 310 $26.55 9.20 5. 480 3 BDIIIJ ue Fle Arlington Park Selections BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Associated Pres: 1. Line Rider, Hernan Cortez, Ladrona, 2. Scotland, Nora D., Charmarten. 3. Account,’ Patricia Marian, Dangerous. 4. Crucero, Hermitage, Yucatan. 5. Sweep Out, Misstep. Click. 6. Sun Beau,'Bobasheln, Jack Higgins. 7. Spanish Aster, Semper Felix, Black ite. BEST—SWEEP OUT. Fairmount Selections. BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES, Assaciated Press. 1. Emeryville, Pink Blossom, i Momentous, Flora Tovs. D ERower 3. Escarra, Half Pint, War Grail 4. Grift W., Pendergast, Star Pish. 5 Gov. Beth, Broomoney, Matthew. 6. Germain Chauvelot, Litt] ‘Asbestos, CHiViehell Post Dispateh, Suste's Pal. "Vashell pos tch, Susie's P Hamilton Selections BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Associated Press. . Plaguer, Jewel Kit. Brevet. ! Critic, Helen Handsel. Pipestem. | Cudgeller, Panketa, Hanky Rice. . Attack, Shorelint, Mineralogist. 5. Channing L. Sporting Will Spindler *Adelot Fuss & Feathers Winging Zirean News ik Monnie Mayor Walker Woolorac Tony Joe Sky High Teaspoon - Surcease Princess East'rStockings Plembago Martinique Rhinock Kadiak Dan Burnham Chum The Choctaw Port Harlem Louisville Times Associated Press L herine W. Ojibway Monnte Mayor Walker Superloye Flying Pield 8ky Burcease Truly Movin *Broadside East'r Stockings The Choctaw Rhinock Essare Kadiak Beaumont Dan Amsterdam urnham Post Time N. Y. Telegram Puss& Feathers Adelot A.B. Bensinger Vermiculit Borta Morgana T Superlove *Rattle y High urcease *Best Consensus F458% peatners Jin Winging Ve reon Woolorac b'h Princess Mavor Walker al Jullan Virado ¥ Blockings Uptime *Bky High Rite* ulite y Joe East'r Stock!: BasvrStackings Virads Martinique ian The Choctaw Plumbago The race was worth | upward. irse, $1.200. B Winser, 5. o 4 by ‘Values, iner, J. Reed. ltrtl‘!‘it. i3 FIRST RACE—Six furlongs; Start good. Won easily: place driving. Jack Hare, jr.—Little Pinchitl. Ow 3900, $200, $100. Time, 0:23%, O: Jockeys. v GOLDEN WEST. RAGUS .......... PORT O' PLAY. Overwelght—GLADYS McCLAIN. § pounds. NarMUTUELS—CLEORA, 3334, $3.00, $2.60; PRINCE BULBO, $7.64, $4.18; STORM 8IG- CLEORA, forward under steadying restraint and, responding well when threatened on the stretch turn. began drawing clear last qusrter and won with something in re- serve, PRINCE BULBO, always in nearest pursuil. made a determined looking bid when' straightened out In stretch. but began tiring last eighth. STORM SIGNAL raccd | in close auarters most of the trip and held on gamely to hold GLADYS MCCLAIN safe. Latter gave an even effort. MY HOBBY could never reach a contending position. SECOND RACE—_Five and one-half furlongs. For maiden Z.year-olds. Purse, $1,200. Start good. Won easily; piace driving. Went 2:35, off at 2:40. Winner, ch. C.. 2, by King Gorin—Day Dream. 'Owner, L. Stivers. Trainer, L. K. Rogers, Value, §900, $200, 3100, Time, 0:23%, 0:47%, 1:00%, 1:08%. Wt Post. Jockeys. Btraight. Horses. UNCLE LUTHER... K. Hoffman 1 oobuawmatSe LS. 'ONDIDA . ROYAL BEAUTY BOYER 8 McLean entry. 1 Fleld. MUTUELS—-UNCLE LUTHER, $31.26, $15.92, $9.22; DONORA, $8.40, $4.06; AND POETRY, $3.78. s b 2 UNCLE LUTHER, closer up than usual, ‘but forced wide into stretch, re over to inside badly when taking the lead and drawing clear thereafter. DONORA was sent into #o0d effort and was going strongly st the wind-up, RED RIDER was always far back and had 1o excuse. THIRD RACE—One mile and 70 yards. Purse. $1,200. Start good. Won easily: place driving. ch. £, 4. by Whiskaway—Arrow Point. Owner. G. Value, 3900, 3200, $100. Time, 0:23%, O Horses. Wgt. Post. St. & WHISK ARROW.... 108 2 1 GUIDE e clatmin Winne: Keder For 3-year-olds and upward; i yvent 3:04, ot at 3:05, Straight. 68 W. Kern a Corrected weight, 108 pounds. Overwelght—LITTLE SCOUT, 3 pounds; 1 pound; CHIZ, 3 pounds. 47.36, $5.18, 36.94; MADAM MUTUELS—WHISK ARROW, EMELIE, $5.66. ad SHETER WHISK ARROW, fast to get going and opening up gos rounding far turn, began drawing far out through streich and won as rider pleased. GUIDE, hard hustied and kept well up throughout. lasted to outgame MADAM EMELIE. _Latter went well | throughout, bvt met with much interference last quarter. LITTLE ECOUT came with a belated rush on inside, where he finished in close quarlers, VENDEUSE had mish FOURTH RACE—Six $1,200. _Start good. 'Won easily; 3."by Supremus—Thirty-thir $900, $200, $100. Time, 0:232 JUEL JEAN, 2 pounds; LOUISE WILSON, $4.22; GUIDE, $16.7 claiming. 5. of 36, Winner, b. er, W. W. Taylor. 'Value, furlongs. _For a pace driving. H. P. Headley. T Btraight. 47 - NICARAGUA " FRANK HORAN. Corrected weight—HY SCHNEIDER, 115 pounds. MUTUELS—BOSSIE, $4.94, $2.82, out; HY SCHNEIDER, $3.62, out; MICKEY D., out. reserved closely behind the pace until stralghtened out in the stretch and. faking & sight advantage midway. began drawing clear when hard urged. HY SCHNEIDER was kept well up from start, was forced wide into stretch when making his move and appeared the winner a sixteenth out, but weakened badly in final drive, MICKEY D. also forced wide into stretch, closed sirongly when stiaightened, but could not_ improve position. NICARAGUA was under hard pressure throughout. ANK HORAN retir ter first quarter. FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. For 2-year-olds. Start good. Won driving: piace same. Went 4. Ballot—Blemished. Owner, E. F. Prichard. $500, $120, Time, 0:23%;, 0:46, 1:12. Jockeys. T % A Pascuma MA_YERKES! ..l . Connelly TAKE OFF. Pool D Connelly t! Trophy. 35,000 added. ‘Winner, ch. c., 2, by Value, $7,540,” 31,000, Straght. $5.35 NEY .. . a STAR LASSIE... 8ER2EAREY aC. C. and G. Y. Hieatt entry. MUTUELS—TANNERY, $12.70, $5.02, $433; MA YERKES, $3.44, $2.96; TAKE OFF, 34.92. was sent into contention immediately after the start. disposed of TAKE OFF MM rush when urced and, racing on outside of MA YERKES U rough strstch eradually wore her down last sixtéenth. MA YERKES took command soon after sta held sway r steadying restraint and, sithough holding on stubbornly when ch Jenged. could not' withstand winner's final drive. TAKE OFF, prominent thicushout and saving ground, lasied to outstay UNCLE MATT. Latter bothered in rs but closed strongly when clear through stretch. SYDNEY was aiways outrun. BELLUM began dropping back after reaching stretch. 6 ACE—One mile and 70 yards. For 3-year-olds and upwerd: claiming. Purse S 300 Start good. Won driving: plsce semes Went 4:43. oft at L4, Winner, b. &, 7 by Sir Martin_Miss Kerney. Owner, C. C. and G. Y. Hieatt. ~Trainer, 3 Value, $1,000, $200, 5100. Time, 0:23%, 1:124, 1:38%, 1 Wet. Post. Sc. ¥ oy B Straight. $11.84 SISTER 7Ol KENTUCKY ACE ELIZABETH DISTURB .. 5 Overwelght—LANCER, 2 pounds. MUTUELS—LANCER, $25.68, $12.24, ZOE, $£.12. . slow to begin and outrun to the turn, moved up stronsly when straight; ened aut and moved up 1o outlast BROAD AXE in & hard drive, BROAD, AXE, forward Trom athrt, took . sileht lead at head of ihe arstch and, when seemingly, done, fof o' the. stretch, came again near end and Just failed, to get up, SISTEE g was taken back when in close quarters n 9 - ough stretch and finished v Iy, KENTUCK® ACE, used up in early e oMt nandled thereafter, began faltering final sixteenth. ELIZABETH quit. ENTH KACE_One and one-eighth miles: claiming. Purse. 11300, Siart wood: Won casily® place ariving, Went, SoG: $200, 3100 Timme, 0:36. 0485, 1:13%, 1583 Po: [ 2 1 3 i $7.86; BROAD AXE, $3.80, 36.70; For 3-vear-olds and up. off at ‘Winner, Taylor. Value, Jockeys. Straight. D. Connelly 34.30 C. E. Allen 12 D. Bryant 37 W. Gooler 36 D.’ Dubois 2. J. Meyer 50! 3. Dell 2. J. Ryan 3 COL. GILMORE, $10.46, $7.38; FIRE ILMORE when BEAUMONT, forward under steadying restraint, disposed of COL. G n ready and, drawing far out on turn. had much speed left in reserve at end. COL, GILY MORE was rushed to the front immediately after siart, responded well when put 1o & drive, but was tring badly last sixteentn. FIRE UNDER.'in close auariers first part of it came with & belated rush on inside through stretch and finished strongest of sll. FLORHI came from far back last eighth to close an immense ¢ap. TOMMEY came, over sharply after reaching first turn. sharply luterfering with HOLD FAST ai - HOLD FAST had no chance after meeting with early interference. Mount Reyal Entries Assoclated Press. i CE—$500; 3-year-olds an foden Th Cubada; Clatming: 8 Tarionys: 108 Leaside . | S 105 Pottery | *Barbara First Day - Mount. D 2 datva’ Thorn. Shadow Dance. ! “Bolidity ... Kerwek . SECOND RACE—$500; 3-year-olds and clatming: 6 furlones. Saint's Fancy.. Louis Adair.. ... I *Ann Curti Sport Haliahi Marion May Donna _ Mon *Carloman_. Martin's Caddy.. *High Binder.... 103 THIRD RACE—$500; 3-year-old: 6 furlongs. Catlettsburg . MUTUELS—BEAUMONT, $5.74, 34.38; $10.00, UNDER, $5.34. Fairmount Entries. Associated Press. FIRST RACE—$1.000; claimin 2-year-old fillies; 5'% furlongs. Ellen N. 105 Annamation 1 My Lava ..... *Baronne Panivana Emeryville Violin ... maidens B ma vita 10 100 +Pink Blossom .. 100 *Avarice . 100 SECOND RACE olds; 5% furlon *Brushing .. Frostilla Girl Dodie Leighton Vela g Wewi sShower of Roses Porto de Oro. Pleasant Siles. Kitty Pitel Billy Welch Balal D'Or ina .. Baronina Balat *Nomination Casany 209 Le Hand Or’.0 *Graceland ... THIRD RACE-—$1,000; olds and up; 1% miles. Baty Answer ity Adisw Al !t’ebler "M Light..... 105 '!Egl"i‘::““. Al eligible— ‘.u“""m. $ Wi i ' Coverwood . ‘North Bre | FOURTH RACE—$500; 3-year-olds and up: Illinois King . claiming; 1 mile. *Half Pint . ; FOURTH RACE—$1,000; allowances: vear-olds and up maidens; 5i3 furlongs. Flag Bearer ..... 110 Pendergast ...... . Johnson ..l 110 Griff W....\.\.010 Star Pish 110 Potfull o Hyflux .. 10 FIFTH RACE-—$1.000; olds and up; 6 ferlongs. Coverlet Ruth Gold Yalovian ....¢ Broomoney . Sagamo <. . Elizbbetn 8. »-... 100 Fortunate Mann. 113 SIXTH RACE-—% olds and up; 6 furlon Marabou . *Perfect Model Littie Asbestos . Fravelier Gaineswood Et! Galliger Tecate ....... SEVENTH RACE—§! olds and up; 1% miles, Jane Brooker Cootle claiming; 3-year- *Adams Apple ... 105 Big Stick g 110 Honesty Also el Eloise McAuliffe. Cape Fear. “Marcelia . Surface . *Charmaine Russet ... Croatan . vie ... Redouble "' Capt. Stevensor Sir Glen ... Bob Johnson *Lady ' Clown. McAuliffe ... Maddenstown .. FIFTH RACE-—$500; the Purse; 3-year-olds and up; miles. 110 Eyelash . 118 *Annie G *Courser ‘Also el 10 110 | 110 Confederat S claiming; 11 claiming; Srebesatin i repe Satin. *Cut_Bush 110 Kensington Lad. Afton . 112 Lucie Ann... *Rockland Hoy... 104 Trifle ..... Miss Sand....... 109 Duckling Blizzard . 05 SIXTH RACE--$500; 3-ye claiming; 1 mil Vernon . Richelieu th Cherokee Maid' . 112 104 Germaine Ch'vel't Swill Bank =3 *Sergt. Seth ... *Witchmont . 111 Also eligible— *Well Turued. 000; claiming olds and up; 114 Atador .... 14 Al Kripp... 100 1. Sporting Rditor. Thistle *Snappy Pal’ . Also ellgib) CE—3600; 3-year-olds and SEVENTH RA( up; claiming; 1% miles. 102 Epiy 11108 Highland Dai i sl Fire Wateh. .22 108 tApprentice allowance clais WERR Soudy Y T LOCKE IS REDUCING. - ‘Wwho never trained Kiyl ... Susie’s Pal '\ Play Hour *Apprentice allowance claimed. ‘Weather clear, track fa: AN ATHLETIC FAMILY. The Buntes of Denver are athletic. }glslppoinled in the race mentioned, but TANNERY ANNEXES CINCINNATI TROPHY Finishes a Head in Front of Ma Yerkes, Favorite, in Feature at Latonia. By the Assoclated Press. ATONIA RACE TRACK, June 29—E. F. Prichard’s nery today captured the cinnati Trophy, with a net value to the winner of $7,540. The favorite, Ma Yerkes, from the Brown Hotel stable, was a close second. Take Off, from the W. H. Whitehouse string, was third, and Uncle Matt, from the J. R. Devereaux stable, took the small end of the purse, ‘The race was a sprint of 6 furlongs for 2-year-olds. Tannery, away slowly, was rushed into contention right after the start, quickly disposed of Take Off in the first quarter and, racing along- side of Ma Yerkes through the stretch, gradually wore her down to win in a hard but excellent ride by A. Pascuma by a head. Ma Yerkes was taken into the lead soon after the start and held that posi- tion under steadying restraint to the last furlong, but could not withstand the winner’s final rush and took the second place money by six lengths. This was worth $1,000. ‘Take Off, away fast and always close up, saved ground throughout to take third money by half a length. This was worth $500. Uncle Matt, muci bothered in first three furlongs, closed strongly through the stretch to land in fourth place by three lengths and take the small' end of the purse, which was worth $120. Ten horses ran. The win- ner paid $12.70 for a $2 ticket. The racing was carried out under clear skies and on a good track and the large attendance saw some fine sport. Jockey Dubois landed two winners a row, Whisk Arrow in the third and Bossie in the fourth. Ky., Tan- Cin- Latonia Selections BY GEORGE SMITH, 1—Adelot, Winging, Fuss and Feathers, z—zllmm, Umbrian Princess, Vermic- ulite. 3—Woolorae, Mayor Walker, Double O. 4—Sky High, Surcease, Teaspoon. | 5—Martinique, Easter Stockings, Royal Julian, G—Ehe Choctaw, Port Harlem, Plum- ago. 7—Dan Burnham. Kadiak, Chum. BEST—SKY HIGH. Only three or four real contenders among the many named for the first. Chief of these is ADELOT, a youngster that has given creditable performances in most of his few races. His latest effort shows him beaten by a narrow margin by such as Foreign Relations. A race equal to that would win here WINGING is improving with racing. Has a smattering of class, and when right belongs in better company than this. Additiona: improvement would make the result close. FUSS AND FEATHERS trimmed the latter handily last time they met, but there should be little separating them this time, and believe the order of that last finish should be reversed Monday. Expect to see ZURICH break on top of her field and never be headed. Tha fast-working filly has had enough rac- ing education to havg her seasoned for a winning effort. She has shown somre of her speed in public, and this looks Iike the spot for her to graduate. UM- BRIAN PRINCESS is reported to be a promising filly. Bred to run, she was given an easy race in her first outing, and if she is in a racing mood Monday she should prove the one to put away. VERMICULITE has several encourag- ing efforts in the records. Been a long time winning her purse. A dangerous contender. WOOLORAC, a_smart fellow when in form, has won his last two galloping. He takes on a field full of possibilities in the third, but if he continues his speedy ways he could be a tough one to beat. MAYOR WALKER has raced himself into condition. Won't be long winning a heat if he continues meeting this | sort. He is the one to fear, and any more improvement might upsét our fig- ures, DOUBLE O has some flashy races in mud td his credit, but he is not handicaped by any particular track conditions. ~Certain to offer plenty of opposition. SKY HIGH has been knocking at the door long enough. Only nosed out last time, and that had been preceded by numerous good efforts. Appears to have a substantial edge over her opposition in the fourth and another of her good races would win for her, SURCEASE has been threatening this sort in her races and, while she does not quite appear capable of holding the top one, she is likely to prove the most stubborn of the opposition. TEASPOON failed last time when made the choice over the top one. Finished way back, but the race was too bad to be believed. Her true form would place her with the leaders, Same set of handicap stars meet here as In several previous races. The weights juggle a bit each time, and they are so closely matched that it is always hard to forecast the winner. MARTINIQUE was the winner last time the act was staged. Has steadily improved throughout the Spring and is now at the peak of her form. Takes up no weight, and should be a hard one to beat. EASTER STOCKINGS er previous form had been good enough to make her the second choice. Should she race with her usual speed she might redeem herself. ROYAL JULIAN was never in better shape. Always a menace, he has be given serious consideration. He might surprise. Clever collection of fast 3-year-olds are asked to travel the three-quarter route. Looks as though the race might resolve itself into a contest between THE CHOCTAW and PORT HARLEM. ‘The former has been racing steadily with good ones and is ripe to run off from such as these. Has enough class to make him the winner. Port Harlem displayed some keen efforts at Churchill. Had & rest since. Off her best form she is the one to fear. PLUMBAGO also has been away from racing for several weeks. His last effort entitles him to a place with the leaders, A real contender. We have to choos: between DAN BURNHAM and KADIAK in the last. ‘The former was the winner in their “"n“‘”“fi'fiu g{xmzhnd Cccasion_the route was g an ent was making his first start of tvggu;lnr Here he has an eighth of a mile further to go, and he is meeting an animal with a race under his belt as a conditioner. However, Dan is a game colt, with plen- ty of good races better than these.