Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1929, Page 72

{ BYBLUELARKSPUR 6 e | TfiE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C., AUGUST 4, ]9‘.’9-T’AR"D 5. TENDON IS PULLED Three- Year-0ld Champion Receives Serious Sethack in Workout. BY ORLO L. ROBERTSON, Associated Press Sports Writer. EW YORK, August 3.—The bril- liant turf career of Blue Lark- spur, champion of the three- year-olds, received a setback today with the announcement that the great son of Black Servant- Blossom Time, from the E. R. Bradley stable, had pulled & tendon in a work- out yesterday at Saratoga. He was to go after his fifth win of the season today in the Miller Stakes as a warm-up for the more important engagement to follow, August 17, in the Travers Midsummer Derby, when he would have again met the best of his age. After pulling up lame, following a stiff workout, his trainers announced that it was doubtful if the pride of | Kentucky -would be in shape to race | again this year. Caruso Reverses Decision. The running of the United States Hotel Stakes—the first of the rich events for juveniles at the Spa—saw ‘W. R. Coe's Caruso reverse the deci- sion of the opening day, when he was beaten by Gallant Fox in the Flash. Picking up 12 pounds, the Coe colt stood a long drive gamely to win by a length and a half from Gallant Fox Hi-Jack, George D. Widener's promi: ing youngster, finished third, the same as in the Flash. Caruso stepped the six furlongs in 1:12 to put $14.000 into the pocketbook of his Wall Street owner. Devonshire Results Associated Press. FIRST RACE6 furlongs. Frank (Arnold). won $51.05 27.70 30.45 *Scotland Girl (Edwards). second 5.85 3.3 Intense «Whittaker), third .80 Owl, *Idealia. Sai, Mahdi. *Wentz, Bess Jones. Hesper, | Belascoin, Business, Board Bov also ran. *Field : SECOND RACE-—6 furlongs. Broadmoor (Woll), won = 3670 4.65 3.10 Marie Blancne 2d '(Siate), second 8.20 5.15 Brushing (West), third 440 Tarpiste. Hot 'Pepper. Scoop, Princesita. Estelle Marie. Dolly Bay, Pelaika, Roval Fey, Woodmont also ran. S 515 furlongs. won THIRD RACE. Fair O $420 265 235 v 385 280 third 3.05 . Playfellow’s Dream, Reveillee Boy. Sunvie ' THE WHITE KNIGHT OF POLO. OIVISION DURING “THE WAR -Whs auffiem [ TEAM, AND WON THE DEL MONTE GoLF TOURNAMENT IN 1919. ERIC HAS BEEN PLAYING FOLO SINCE HE WAS 13 (BUT IT WAS NOT “UNTIL 1924, WHEN HE WAS NAMED AS AN ALTERNATE ON THE INTERNATIONAL. ) TEAM, “THAT HE BECAME FAMOUS. 2 S A0 He 15 szxkivG — i X - € OPEN foLOTME TS YEaR . 1 THE" YOUNG LOCHINVAR “WHo HAS COME OUT OF THE WEST. “Metrogolitan Newspaper Service REICHERT STABLE ALSQ WINS PLACE Brown Wisdom’ls Second by Neck and Mei Foo Gets Show Money. By the Associated Press. AWTHORNE RACE TRACK, Iil, August 3.—The stable of W. C. and E. W. Reichert di- vided first and second money when its 4-year-old My Dandy finished & neck in front of his stable- mate Brown Wisdom in the Windy City Handicap, the feature attraction this race but seven faced the barrier. My Dandy showing high speed from the start, raced into the lead entering the stretch and under a game ride by Halbert won by a neck. Brown Wis- dom, off slowly and slightly outrun in the first quarter, moved up entering the stretch and finished strong to take second money by two lengths. Mei Foo, off poorly and outrun to 'the stretch turn, finished’ fast to take third money by a length and a half. II- legitimate, away well, was sent into & brief short lead and held on well after being headed to take fourth money by a length. The stable paid $7 for a $2 ticket. Indian Love Call, from the North- way Stable had the distinction of win- ning the initial number when he de- feated Uptime and Golden Canopy. Mrs. E. Denmark's Frances Wilward added another $1,000 to her owner's purse when, she captured the third lt'llumber, defeating Grand Prince by a ose. ‘The rain of Friday night played havoc with the opening y's cards. The withdrawals because of the heavy condlllo:\ 3:’ the lrlckbel;eini numerous, many of e events being mere skele- tons of their originals. . = Hawthorne Entries By the Associated Press. PIRST RACE—$1.200; : olds: 874 farlongs, 00 claiming 2-year- *Tombereau . 108 Betty Barrett 104 Wild Denise. T 108 Title_Oak : 100 Mr. De Lu Haden .... Toltec Betty Ann - Caruso Takes Feature at SaratOga I My Dandy Captures Windy City Handicap.; r Saratoga Race Chart SARATOGA, N. Y., Ain-t 3 (Associated Press). WEATHER SHOWERY. TRACK PAST. FIRST RACE—Seven furlongs. Por 3.vear-olds snd upward: e l&n’uzl;!r Purse, ’lli.’flfl.‘c:‘%.'hll;'tmloorl; Wnl’lum:" :fl ufl ;:# II',l k3 Jovaer YaFied: S0, 1300, 06, “Fime: 0 A e O Horses. Wet. Post. 8t. Y, 8 Jockeys. Bt Pl QPECK [N A Eaby s T e 1 CD{’%ADO. I 12 4 attleb'm 30 15 ATOVER 8 108 2 ennedy * 8 8. VERDI s 1 8 O'Donnell 4 ; 1 13 14 16 160 Luther 30 18 7 s 11 211 C. Watters 12 5 52 T I o S aiben i o3 14 Wothe 4 2 108 10 11 13% 30 12 . IOST 108 5 17 17¢ 30 1% T SPECTAGULAR 108 2 9 12 3 12 6 SUNNY 119 16 12 15 20 8 4 SON OP JOHN. L 15 6 14 40 20 10 CYRANO " 104 4 14 s B Wb BRIDEGROO 16 6 15 100 Barrett 40 20 10 MORSUN _. 1 13 10 6 1 Leishman 10 4 2 PLYING SWEEP. 16 3 18 18 18 Hebert 60 30 15 Overweight—CHATOVER, 1 pounds. KOPECK, away fast. opened wide lead and won galloping. SIN CUIDA withi Tush. CHATOVER had 1o mishap. VERDI Yan w00 race. D WEATHER RAINING. TRACK FAST. SECOND RACE About 3 miles. Por 3.year-olds and upward. Fox Hollow Steeple: on the opening day of this meeting. | chase Handicsv. 51,200 added. Sart wood. ~Won drlving: place’ same. Went 3:43. off Mel Foo, from the Rancocas Stable. | £ Biihciun’ Vahie, $0%5. 3200, s100. Fime 4300 O+ Ovoer T Hitcheock.” rainer, was third. The race was worth §,200 | mHorses. Wat. Post. Bt. %y 3 Str. Pin, Jockeys. St. PL 8. to the winner and $1,000 to the second DIV‘I.KIN Wi 1°3 3 o 2 . 1" MrGB'st’k 8-35° 1-2 Out horse, while third paid $500 and fourth, | ERIFY, o ol F N D R e o $250. Of the original 20 entrants in | VOLUNTEE 4 4 Lost rider. Thornaike ~ 8 ~ 2 Out DEVILKIN was rated off fast early pace. came with & rush after clearing last fence and_won ‘drawing away. ~EDIFY had good speed. fenced well and held_on gamely. WAYFAIR was aligwed io Lrail too far out of il and closed a big gsp. VOLUNTEER T THIRD RACESix furlgngs. ' For 2.vear-olds. The United States Hotel Stak 17, Off_ut 4:170 $10.000 guaranteed. Start gobd. Won ridden out: place easily. Went Winner, b. c. 2. by Pol —Sweet. Music. er, W. R. Coe. Trainer, B, Cre Value, $14,000, $1,500, 3% Horses. 3 3 Pin. Jockeys. St. PL 8 & CARUSO .. 122 1 1 I'i M.Garner 7-2 6-5 1-2 GALLANT POX. 122 » K 2* Burke 2 45 13 HI-JACK .. . 114 ! 3 3% McAtee 5 14 114 5 4" Pascuma 7 3 118 7 6 5! W.Garner 25 8 4 114 2 4 6" O'Donnell 60 20 0 1ns 9 0 7 Coltiletti 15 6 52 m 8 e 84 8l 8* Hebert 25 3 4 114 5 s 0 10 97 Legere 20 7 3 el e R e 10 Inzelone 72 65 1-2 bW. 8. Kilmer entry. CARUSO came around field in streich and. closing gamely, won drawing away. JALLANT POX was kept well up, ruced HI-JACK into defeal and held on well 1-JACK speed, but weakened in Just furlong. DARK SEA closed gamely, MR. SPONGE & xood ruce. FOURTH RACE-One mile and one furlong. For 3-year-slds and upward, Campfire Handicap. §1,200 added. Start g00d. Won essily; place same, Went 4:40. off at 4:43%;. Winner, b. ¢."3. by Chicle-—Prud; Owner, Greentree Stable, Trainer, T. W. Murphy. Value, 3955, 5200, $100. Time. 15, 04875, 1:13%, 1:39%,, 1:33%,. Horses. Y % 3 Str. Fin. _Jockeys. St. PL 8. COMSTGCKERY T o LT i Eilis 5-2 7-10 OQut IOLLAN ¢ 3 a2 2. 2 ODounell -3 25 Qu GORRA BE 1% e Shige Luther 7 "2 out MALAINA S Ll Rose 72 1 om COMSTOCKERY broke well. moved up fast ‘and." taking lead in stretcli won foiby awey was allowed to trail fleld for 7 furlongs. JOLLAN was kept wel! up all the way ‘and’ had_no mishs EGORRA had good speed, but weakened aflec running mile. MALAINA tired badly. FIFTH RACE—One mile and three-sixteenths. For 3-vear-olds. The Miller. 33,500 added. Start good. Won driving; place easily. Went 5:06, off at 5:10. Winner, b. c.. 3, by Man o Wa Owner. J. E. Widener. Trainer, P, Covne, = Value, 35,100, 3700, 5350, 14, 1:4045, 1:59%. 3, Str. Fin. Jockeys. St PL 8 £ ) woamerra ¥ 23 3t 1 2 McAuliffe 45 1-4 Out H 55 5 31 Pascuma 6 85 12 31 2l 3 4 cColtfletti 12 4 83 i1 4 5 Luther - 30 6 2 € 6 6 Burke 45 14 out b Trainer J. Fitzsimmons entry. allowed to rate along off fast early came te. He came FRISIUS moved up fast at far turn, round leaders and finished gamely. e the traci but w BEN MACHREE closed & bl and held race ke up. #ap. DAIL quit to & walk. HARD TACK did not I High Gravity. Mis. Foster also ran. “Young Lochinvar has come out But Pedley is a Young Lochinvar | He was rewarded by being chosen | “Tommy the Torch” Hitchcock | Dilfien ‘Tobin FOURTH RACE—1 mile and 70 yards. » iate s an alternate on the American came to the Pacific Coast last Win- 8 SIXTH RACE—PFive and one-half furiongs. For maiden 2-year-old fillies. The Skid- 2 al (West): w 3 - of the West. Through all the wide | Just the same, and his immedia s SECO} —_41.200; s 8 . $1,000. 8t " W iiy; piace driving. Weni SORUIEL (RS TRD (ohid 1908 BE | peries te et e B € mace | Boal is the United States open polo | team, in itself a great honor, but | ter he played in many matches With | oiGraon Apr Hagiei co e InE 3Tear- | ey, ht. L B9 Tromp La Mort_Ormonda, Bwner. J. E. Widenss: Hawkshaw (Woolf). third’ 520 EZ A0S Ste . d US | fitle, while at the same time he when a substitute was needed in the famous Californian and wasloud | participate 113 Joe Marshall 107 | Trainer, P. Coyne. Value,’5700,'5200. $100. ~Time, 0:24, 0:49; 1:09. ,,n'r(lms,g;fih 'x';'n':pdfafl';"(iz?’.:zgfi.sxé' 1};21“!:‘ | wrote Scott about a knight of old, | seeks to prove his worth as a player one of the games it was one of the in his praises of the Western rider. | *Pinnic 107 *Honeyfish 13 Horses. ‘Wst. Post. Bt. B oo 8w Jockeys. St. s, also ran. g E and these same words might be ap- 5o that when they pick the United blue-blooded and wealthy Eastern- Since he has been playing in the | Her Answer Also ellgtble e Nats 5 AR BT . FIFTH RACE—1% miles. plied to a modern knight, Eric Ped- States .team for "the international ers who got the chance instead of East this Summer “The White e 118 He -t o8 & @ Burke. 10 2 Essare (Abel n $7.90 405 360 ley of California, who has invaded | matches with Great Britain in 1930 Pedley. At any rate Eric was ac- | Knight's” riding has been sensa- Watch On....... 108 | 115 2 H L Inzelone 20 4 Billy Cock (Siate)."second 720 339 | the East to try for honors on the | they won't overlook him as they did | claimed the “find” of the season and | tional and his hitting equally im- | Jff ONell Tommy Ti i e T Leeere % H y,Ellzabeth, Backbone, Fortunate Girl aiso go;o ’flel':sdot ,fif‘ ““’,‘& x'.;).:fly | in 1924, 5 ; it has bfen rated around eight goals pl;izllve, N e i £ i ol sl Baker | % H an. ric, instead of being armed with a Pedley was the sensation of the | ever since. ey is one of the most versatile | 8 . SIXTH RACE_1'; miles. broadsword, carries a long-handled | polo season that Summer, for he The time looks ripe for Pedley of any all-around athletes I know | " s S T 1 srimntaat el T TR Ted Healey (Edwards)“won £7.65 423 310 | polo mallet into action With him, | had come East as an unknown | now. Probably only Hitchcock and | of—a regular Jim Thorpe or a |15 Ang up: T mmlice.; Claimine: 3-vear- | UESHARS ARSI S I R T ' Slettens 8 3 83 Wrackeen (Horn), third 200| and I also doubt if “his steel is the member of the Midweck Four to win | Guest can play better polo, for | Lionel Conacher. Boxing, wrestling, | +asov 107 *Mary Dale ALERT. away well. came very fast in stretch to win nicely in hand. BELIEVE SALLY Junior s ourse. Hedgefence. Caribe, 'La| best,” because it's hard to match the | the junior champlonship and had | the young Midwick Ace hias years of | swimming and golf are his best | Maxim, 109 Dream Zir | ran ‘sood race. FAUL: Closed a big £ap. Oonagh slipped through on inside and el o e | ‘polo ponies of Tommy Hitchcock | made the old timers of Long Island | experience behind him now, expe- | sports, besides polo, but he has also | JLilv, Sue e jasishedntantis’ TRICERR R iontion (st Min = ?n‘bble i R | n?ghol}éertwelllhy young sportsmen sit up and take notice because of rience gained in many sesxon!huf been a good runner and foot ball ;Rosente Znd 104 Also eligible— " i SEVENTH RACE_Five and one: alt furlongs. For maiden, 2 3'%’3‘.{:’ e Baoe Bray (o)) - 3 p o i ashe " . iston). " Purse, . “'Biar " Won ERuer'piay (et cekona 435 3og" _of the Eas his remarkable riding and_hitting. SUfl_polo on the coast. When | and tennis player. ;,mn.;Du - 108 | 808 o L 8 0. ‘Vvlsnf:er, b T by‘mon'lz!o%n:ziiispfik s Span B “Owner, Laura & ot oor Boy. Blind Hi M iner, W. Hogan. Value, 3700, $200, $100." Time, 0:241 , 1:08% s z 32 oy PL S i efforts behind fast ones. His last is Fort Erie Results FOURTH RACE-$1.300: the Calume! Pk % % B % e St o rhaps the best of them all, and it year-old colls and geldings: ' furlo oo 5.4 P By B Ha wt bor R Ch rt saralog a gfilhlpzl’t him a good share of the purse Assoclated Press. Uptown Lad. 108 James M. R fi 2 .L:)'dec:znme“i 53 63 . if repeated here. Very close between | pIRST RACE—6 furlanks. T Eili 20 10 8 ne ace a Selecuons these two. HACKY H is just a fair |Fair Bob (Cannon), won $23.35 1048 7.70 o Sl akes e el ‘ez tee sort of & colt, but very fit. He may | Encams (Maclver) second = 3030 1318 aRoval Yeom AR ‘4 r Kegy 4 3% 43 HAWTHORNE, Chicago, August 3 (Associated Press). BY GEORGE SMITH, stick it out longer this time, Balsy Fuir, Binkl. Biue' Dartar, Sana (SASUDE Passalons e 100 a0 Oonnell Jo 4 % WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW. 1< Penare) Gold!Star, Chester e Aversion, Gideon, Circulet, Mulatio | *55sri" and Tallatero. HE e e e Eloon T2 73 118 PIRST RACE—Hawthorne course (160 feet over 6 furlongs). For 3-vear-olds and i 4 ¥ " . s SECOND RACE—6 furlongs. FIFTH RACE—$5.000: The Shad: ; 3. GAMBOL .... 7T 3 B 3} & Steffen 10 4 2 ppoward: claiming. = Purse, $1.200. Start from stalls good for all_but Litile Gyp. Won | 2—Valkyr, Stars and ""I" fi“"".'“ Fort Erie Selections. Soterta(Maclvery., ‘won - $27.25 1160 830 | year-oids: 1 mile and 10 zardse o n0e 3 AN v MISS. on outside, drew out in last sixteenth to win easily. -BIBBLE BABBLE Lg{ygllyvo‘gl-ca g'nvnflx_. Went 2:20, off at 2:23 Winner, b, h.. 5, by Polymeliaa_Free | 3—Maybe, Broadway Limited, e BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Bea Kale (Brown). second 485 Ngip",m, Milward 102 Prince Pat 107 | finished with a rush. SPORTRESS quit badly. DARK SABRE finished with a rush. - Bive, oOyaero Northway Siable.”“Trainer, 'G.”Mayberry, Valie, 850, 3200, 3100, 350. | Spare. " b v o J’Gfi}n‘fifix&r‘fi('{'n'g”fla‘{"'finneur el Brown Brutu Plumbago 107 | SAIL was knocked back early. - o N s e | 4—Lace, Streamline, Ma E . e . ' %a, | Fairdale .. 100 Mole Hill L e e e ATy e fan Horses Wet. Post. St. 4 ‘2 Str. Fn. _ Jockeys. Straizht. J | i . Wty e e e | {;},’n&m LOVE CALL. i e i ?‘i 1 %“} B %x:"fizxf 62 hhsn—"::my Keller, Drawing Board, Pun- “%‘d‘c’x’,?fi.,‘.’.“{if;.”?ffia’ffi"{i’?f.r Camptize | Me Too, Collar Ada Rose ‘also ran. ASIXTH L RACE$1.300; claimin Bal'nbridgc Entries King’s Park Results GOLDEN CANO 1 & 32 1 11 3 W Fromk A k, Pertect Pl M3'%ane Rinehart. Rundale. Bloomtip $13.55 490 385 | eramiin 102 e WATER LAD L 11 7 7 2 » » : | 6—Taos, Dunrock, Perfect Play, Lo R oen 4 % $ 98 270 | oamkin tArmee N 3 Associated Press. HERODIONES " # 3 48 ¢l ke 7—Squeaky. Annan, Hacky H. 3 Doutice “Buiton Buperiove. Mintarey lownrowss third R 4 11 Shlerodiones ey, 10 | b s FIRST RACE 6 furlonss. NIPTY (DITIE. 93 2 4 -4 4 5 ¢ J Chirch BEST—VALKYR. 6 Frankman. Dear Lady. Reigh 8hot. ,Perfect Alibi. Lady Seth. Elila A.. Sidney | sgarj of Warwick 110 Meander 109 | PIRST RACE—$300; ciaiming: 3-year-olds | Paddy Flah'y (Longo). won $22.50 11.60 7.10 DEARTNEZ, 107 7 6 64 7 7 7 . J Smith 7 Little Scout. Fenlight, Fire Rock. W.. Ima Queen, Macil, Mint Sweeping, PFire | s\fachete 106 Riff Raff 106 and up, 6 furlones. | Goodness Agnes (Cooper), second 8.70 5.70 s e I S o pusedtoTitat. G | PENARG has been steadily improving, |~ BEST—TROUTLET. T } *Plaioon ..\ 168 J | P o ssupertrank ..... 110 | Paer sk (orm. third T e 640 verweight— " . 3 pounds. 2 — TH RACE—1 mile. ® = i *Bunn Ouderkirk. 102 Lila G. . il 108 3 s % canlDTUELS-INDIAN LQVE CALL, $21.26, §7.52. $5; UPTIME, 33.08, 3290; GOLDEN his last effort, his m;“d"‘ ‘"::- h‘“t‘" KenilivorthiSolections > | S, (e ,Won 8350 319 20| SEVENTH RACES1300; claiming: 3-year- cobra s 13 | Ao siieibie" Matmenicae ¥ e AN TOVI | to stamp him as the prob- wo! Tabl K (Al ; " 535 | - o = . 3690 435 340 INDIAN LOVE CALL. racing fa a1yt ek Ve good enough ‘able Talk (Aimers), third | *Tommy Doyle. Proofreader *Ellen Adair 99 | Probate (Bryson). won stretch to take the lead ‘and hoid Tace. safe UBTIME, " moch useq. 2’&'.".‘.‘.‘.‘:‘ {he | able winner of the first Monday. GOLD BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. e o NG e Mol Fair Bumpsle Ray. Partake | Lemny (Walh, second 556 3.1 early pace, bore out entering the streich and then came- agaln in the final drive | orap 5o closest to the top one, despite Ausocintod Brass. 3 . old Handle. | Eteldee e T e adale. \Sincarsiye GOLDEN CANOPY displaved the most speed in pacemaking, but tired upon reaching the | ST. B clones| DEORE S 1. Bye O'Bavy. Juste Piapper, Be Easy, | ZTEFE RACE—Li miles. | e | sBucado’ . W e cha, Lady Herbert, Testes stretch. WATER LAD raced on the outside throughout. i the fact that he could not menace him | 3 BJS,O/Beky, Justs, Flapper. Be FAsv. |8, of the West (McG's). won $7.00 388 2.0 | LR also ran. v 4 SECOND_RACE_Five half fu E 5 | _ 3. Sweet Sentiment, Foreign Club, RIver | Attack (Maclver). third " 3 THIRD RACE—6 furlongs u....S.‘E""p.‘.‘r?E‘x T '59-:“:"?-’;?‘“&"5’&" v{";fi :!i':l !pdlu'él"f:'r'nfx‘,‘:"gf:x'.i Thf in thelr Jast meeting. Do mot helieve | . Princely Attention, Manchu, Mineralogist | Nancy Seth | SECOND RACE—s8( | Double Dare (Mitch'l), won $13.35 7.38 5.00 off at once. Winne 1.2, by Light Brigade—Honey Dew, Owner, 1. E. Btewart. | that recent effort was quite up to his | = 4 Houston, Gaineswood, Kathleen W. also ran. SABpeeatiEe Yowance ikt olds and up; maidens; Marlon May (Cooper), second wio 930 Trainer, D. E. Stew: ue. 5950. 307, $183, 350, Time, 0:24, 0:49%, 1:03%, 1103 d into t e nite MEEnkIe. Meriwick, SIXTH RACE—W; miles. % Rosie 8. 163 Surface (Barr), thir .30 best. CHESTER drops a 8pof 6. Fair Anita. McTinkle. Meriwick. Porohcad <5 370 32.45| Weather clear; track heavy. *Wilmont 98 i_ Golden Rock. Mad Sketch, Original, Final, HOREY LocUST. st e Bir.. Fin. | Jockers. Busight. | where he can break into the money.| 7 William Penn Parole 3d, Rock Candy. | Fityeti Sanngty gon - 110 308 385 “Miss Kerneli 1. 03 | Turk's Cap, Coverwood, Stons Tackle aiso JEZEBEL . . 2 22 I 2t Nea 2250 |Off of some form is a possibility. oo Sea Lady (McGinnis), third 3.60 Spring Street ... 105 94 | Tan. KHARA - Bl i iR A Beol il al Artist, Fleet Street, High Skip, Na- - . Peaueto . 9 FOURTH RACE—S furlongs. e | P ) . ture’s Darling, Pe 5 our Pia; 102 Sabana (Cooper), won 5345 285 265 BT AR, i3 o3 P SEm 1651 VALKYR has found a real soft spot Bainbridge Selections SEVENTH RACE-1 mile and 70 vard Kenilworth' Entries N an k4 fl“"‘:l"a:’“"u‘f'a‘f.”‘ de 4% 3% MUTUELS _HONEY LOCUST. $26.16, $8.28, out: JEZEBEL. 18.04. out: KHARA, out. | {OF & winning effort in the second event. BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Milaria (Ramona). won 31015’ 310 Assoclated Press. f"x"’" Corréri 1:: 32 iy Cherry - e L b, Bus of Araby. Jaseers HONEY LOCUST. outpaced ear racing MA YERKES into_submission. shortly after the break. finisned £00d speed to the.stretch, where came to the “outside entering the stretch and, closing steadily. overhauled the ieaders and drew out handily. JEZ! tired in the final furl through the ‘final stages. c tired badly. EBEL. much used in KHARA. taken back fongs. MA YERKES' displayed THIRD RACE—One mile. For 3-year-olds: allowances. The Iroguois. Purse. $1.500. b Start good. Won driving:_ place same. Went 3:2173. off at once. Winner, 1. 3. by Manager Waite—Ebony. Mrs. Denemark. Trainer, R. T. Watts. Valie, :1,000, £390, $210, $50. Time, 2 1:17, 1:43. Horses. Wat. Post 8t. Y& % % Str. Jockeys. Btraight. FRANCES MILWARD. 106 - 4 4 » C. Meyer $1.25 GRAND PRINCE. 104 4 3 1 1 I 8 W. Rideout ISLAM ... R R R. Deprema FAIRDALE . 2 4 2 28 » 4 H. Schutte 15, MUTUFLS—FRANCES MILWARD, 340, $294, out; GRAND PRINCE, & FRANCES MILWARD. taken back sharply 4n the run ‘hrnllfh the back stretch, moved up fast on the outside entering the stretch and, continuing wide 'in the best Eolng. overhauled and outfnished GRAND PRINCE in s long, hard drive. GRA PRINCE displaved speed in pacemaking and held on gamely in the final drive, ISLAM moved up in promising style entering the stretch, but tired in final drive. FAIRDALE tired after going well for a half mile. POURTH RACE—One mile. For 3-year-old: allowances. The Old_Elm. Purse, $1,500. Start good. Won handily; place driving. Went 3:52, off at once. Winner, br. ¢., 3. by Highiime Free Love. Owner, Three D's S im. Trainer, C. E. Durneli, ‘Value, $1,000, $330, $170, $50. Time, 0:25, 0:492 . Horses ‘Wgt. Post. 8t. 14 13 Jockeys. Straight, CALF ROPER. 117 7 5 &t 4" $11.18 HERRICK 106 6 6 3} ™ E. Pool 3.40 DONNAY ... 104 2 2 34 e 5.03 PORT HARLI 106 5 3 14 1 % Ht 5.08 ROY .. m 4 3 9 5t . Fronk 5.31 BORIS ... 108 F A e € F. Halbert 24.40 McGONIGLE 106 3" 4 4 7 R. Helgle 3.29 MUTUELS__CALF ROPER. $24.36, 1948, §5.44: HERRICK. 38.16,33.13; DONNAY, 33,68. CALF ROPER. reserved off the pa y moved up fast the stretch and, overhauling the leaders. drew out handily. HERRICK, a forws on the outside entering rd factor throughout, finished well. DONNAY iired after looming up, promisingly entering the stretch. PORT HARLEM quit after showing the most speed in pacemaking. ROY had a rough trip. FIPTH RACE—Six furlongs. For 3-year-olds and up. Windy City Handicap, Pur £5,000 -added. Start good. Won driving: place sami ent 4:34, off at 4:41. Winn ch. g.. 4. by Porte Drapeaii_Seeptre and Staff. - Ow . & E. W. Reichert, Trainer, . Carter. Value, 35,200, $1,000, $500, $250. Time, 0: :13%. . Horses. Post. Bt. % % Jockeys, Stratgnt. h MY DANDY. (R B P. Halbert $2.50 b BROWN Wit B & -fe g Shropshire 2,50 MEL FOO...... A S T D Pool 6.42 JLLEGITIMATE e e (e Fronk 67 EREENGOK £ et g Halheswortn 1334 ESKIMO 3 AR D. Dubois 499 bW. C. & E. W. Reichert entry. MUTUELS—MY DANDY, $7.00, 8622, $2.33; BROWN WISDOM, $6327, 53.38; MET F0O, 15.5 MY mate. the stretch and, then went to the inside in the final furion; FOO, outrun early, finished fast through the-stretch. could never get to the front.. ESKIMO was outpaced. 6 3 DANDY. dfsplaving high speed from the start, disposed of ILLEGITIMATE entering_the stretch and. continuing well, under energetic handling. outfinished his stable- BROWN WISDOM. slightly outrun early, moved up fast on_ the outsjde enterin inished TE tife by, M CAYUGA STXTH RACE_One and onesixteentn mi ik art good. 3 Wiivmer: b h. 5 ny';avu ‘Cloud 900, $277, $Ti8, $50. Ti: rrecte t, 11, Overwelght—ARMEE NAVEE. MUTUELS—DUELIST, $18.56, NAVEE. $3.88. DUELIST. racing, close uj les. e ‘Won driving: place same. ittle Plower. M then came again on the inside in the final drive S rw‘::‘x‘)’::"ceARMEl NAVEE finished stoutly. * ghowed. dull forms SEVENTH RACE—One and one-eight] A talls. $1.300, " Start good, from atally, Won es 350. Time, 0:24, Wst. Post. St. 118 6 3 107 11 107 in the fnal L. TORCH_BOY. OPEN GO BHUT. MUTUELSLIN LINGER, racing !:h' e hetd Tace kg nfiha Seso T Qlfl‘l ROXIE o e speed_in_pacemaking. but bore out ent drive JACK HA! h miles. Three-year-olds and up: Won easily: place driving er. Hogan 1:14%, 1:42 > it Owner, For r-olds and ent. ts. E. XZ’!'| Wl e 4 str. W Pin. _Jockeys. Bt 11" E. Pool 2 H. &el 3 R H 4 K FIL 2 R . SCHNEIDER, $5.48. $3.68: ARMEE -mile; s briet tead. for & half-mile wateased back snd ‘given s brlef (ead. LEY closed a gap. CONGO II claiming. Purse, ‘Went 5:39, off at 5:40. Win- Phillips. " Trainer, W. Phillips. o 1:56%. E Jockeys. Stratght. bt it $8.38 throughout and 'Ei could not menace I her way up an | l The fast filly showed enough spced at | Empire to rate her considerably above | the nice fleld named, and she needs | only to carry her usual speed here to insure’ her another win. STARS AND BARS has been meeting with some suc- cess in his recent efforts. He was un- fortunate not to win the other day. While he must show considerable im- provement to hold the top one, he seems | to have little opposition for second money. CURATE is capable of doing better than -his. last would indicate. Dangerous off his best races. MAYBE suffered bad racing luck in ‘his last start. While he did not ap- pear to have any chance of stoppirg the winner toward the end. he was forced to take up when closing plenty of ground after a slow break. With a more alert start Monday he might be hard to beat, BROADWAY LIMITED, one of the highest priced yvearlings to be sold in this country, makes his first appearance in this field. Whether or not he is ready to crack down with a winning race remains to be seen. THE SPARE ran a good race in her one apearance here, although beaten. She is capable of breaking into the first three with another like that. LACE is evidently the class of the field of fillies in the fourth. She showed some impressive races at the beginning of the season, but her last few are not eny too encouraging. STREAM LINE whipped somewhat the same kind of a fleld in her first start here. It was a ‘distinct improvement over her previ- oys form, but if she duplicates that ef- fort she will prove a stubborn miss to overcome. MA MIE gets in light, and her recent races show her to have a fighting chance. There is nothing that Jooks like a standout in the fifth. Practically every one has & chance. When it is all over t might be RUBY KELLER. She has shown good form of late and she seems to_have enough edge to give her the call ‘over DRAWING BOARD. The latter has raced consistently all year. He is dead fit and should prove the one to beat. PUNISHMENT moves up a peg after two wins over cheaper ones. If he continues to improve he might do it agam. All things considered, TAOS is the solid hazard in a very open race. He has been racing consistently with good ones, and although DUNROCK outfin- ished him here the other day, his good form makes him the choice over the latter Monday. Dunrock was & ‘Thi to trim a tough Id.l but he could not withstand the win- ner’s powerful rush. If he again gets i [l D | Washington Star - Chester | wit spindier | Zouisvitle Times gneser ER, $18.76, $7.86, $4.90; RASULL $4.82. $3.20; ROXIE WEIDEL. 35.26. [ then, but was not the most the stretch, but G pace Tothe should be able to stal the long | Ramona 8. (Passero). second Take Your Time (Trenchard). third Dr. Rankin. Banton. Vermore, Fakir, Bl Associated Press. . Semrinola, Bucado, Lila G. J 2 1 Semingle, eade, Ll O Genevieve, | bie. Nick Cullos aise ran: Keane Oblige .. a | 3. Capistrano. Pocket' Mouse, Lampward. | o Little Spied 101 | 4. Blaze, Jack O'Leen. Adam's Apple. | e Justa Flapper. .. 104 %, CEp Rppiesmkt old “Glinra Fey Aeain. ratoga Entries Hpnamation <" '38 s g Associated Press. areakway Uplay s . FIRST BACE—3$1,000; claiming; 3-vear- Hawthorne Selections etl;l :IM mile 1 SECOND RACK_$1,000; claiming: 3.year- *Corsican 104 Bosky 109 | 0lds ana urlones. BY THE LOUISVILLE TIMES. Panare . 112 Confab 108 | Lady crest 101 *Pandors 98 Assoclated Press. Herb Ashby. 104 Gold St 112 | Wilhelmina, 13 *Tamarind 113 . Tombereau, Betty Barrett, Title Oak. g;;e;w-‘;t.! 109 fil{fl:flm i 108 | Fleur de Lis. 103 *Flowering Bowi. 102 : Marvante, Maximus. Ly Sue, Whiskalex Licht Alberic.... 103 | | THIRD RACE—§1.000; 2-year-olds: 3% . Stock Market, John Mackler. Timour. " .. A Plumbago, Frances Milward, Brown Bru- | ,or one RACE—$1,200; 3-yvear-olds and | syeet Sentiment. 117 Surcease nz| < o Foreign Club 109 Jack Whitt . 98 Nicodemus, Armee Navee. Machete, Igloo . 115 Stars and Bars... 115 | aNettie Pebbl 114 Morning Beam: 109 Col. Seth. The Cossack, Jeb. Valkyr 110 Sunvir .. . 105 | Mrs. Foster. 112 Coady .. 109 BEST—PLUMBAGO. Curate . 115 Reveille_Boy..... 117 Pat Galety 95| aRliver Forest 115 BY POST TIMI Sales Stake; 2-year-olds; 5% furlongs. New York Telegram. Maybe 122 Golden Plume.... 122 | FOURTH RACE—$1.000; claiming; 3-year- 1. Avols, Tombereau. Toltec. o, 122 Muskogee 122 | olds and up; 7 furlongs. | 2. Roycrofter, Honeyfish, Watch On. Clie 122 The Spa Martial Wand. 3. Revolver, Roseate II.' Blind Hills. Bob Shannoa 122 Capston: *Purple Sand 6. Machete, Earl of Warwick, Armee Navee. m:g'!]nzm RACE-$1.200 added: handicap; P'gt‘lf‘{\']']n }gg 'Tfil“:fl; Lk 100 7. The Cossack, Kiity Mulially, Break of » 3-year-olds and eau Aspin. 104 Toanna 2 [ Ma Mie. 105 Streamline . Wi, EBEST—FRANCES MILWARD. Tinder 'p Virmar . FIPTH RACE—$1,000; ; 34 and up: 1% miles. 0 Ciriming; 3 Ruby 'Keller.. Comet 114 Aqu 109 l‘ne el Windy Riley Chooses 5'3 furlongs. Ton Hole Escutcheon My 8coo} Discolored Deploy Fortunate Daly Lusgage Zeviette Perfect Play. Bad News Bot Spinach .. Razzle .. Dabster . SEVENTH olds; 5% furiongs. Star Born... Light Touch Hacky H Breezing Through om{ret right Flag.\... Annan . *Pive pounds oJaimed. Weather clear, track fast. 1st-Race Penarc Gold Star 2d Race +Valky: Stars and Curate 3d. Race - 4th Race Maybe George Smith Bars Broady Limited The Spare rs and Bars “The Beasel Streamiine st Igloo 'to Aquast Vallrr Golden Plume face " Lace Streamline Ma_Mie Ttackman Pensro - Herb Ashb Washington Star” Geid siar " *Valkyr 8tars and Bars Lace Priscills ‘Streamline Assoclated Press Reproduce ‘Broad'y Limited Atlantis B, e St et pupns " . Ohester * Curate ' The Spare Mie - Bosky d The Spare Ponare Feto O™ Sporting News Star THIRD RACE—$1,500 added: the Saratoga SIXTH RACE—$1,000; maiden 2-year-olds: RACE—$1,000; maiden 2-year- STAR’S CONSENSUS OF CHOICES AT SARATOGA Punishment Drawing Board Comet carter BYiing Boara Punishment Punishment. Sea Scamp il FIRST RACE—$1.000; old: claiming® 2-year- : 8 furlong | aCurran Gentry and Gorham entry. Milton . CE—$2,000; Civic Holids o Tearoias and up: 1 mile dicap; yards. bFortunate Girl. 100 aBilly Cock. Andromeda ... 94 cBir Harry bDavison entry. cSeagram entry. TH RACE—$1.20 o1deang b8 Furon *Falr Anita Bridge Party. '!rl?l(er . Bie 5 *Bucky, Andrest! Irfaneh . VENTH RACE—$1.200; claiming; 3-year- o168 and ups 1 mile and 10 yar Intense . *Melita | *William' Penn *Apprentice allowance claimed. ‘Weather threatening; track fast. th Race Squeaky Annan Hacky H. Squeaky Annan Mol Aruun', Hacky H. : B L g ‘Boara Dunrock Perfect Play Perfect Play oy, Spinach oy inach nrock Taos ach pmar SSpinach Fertect Play | Coat O'Mail {TEXAS CO-ED IS WINNER Sweep Genevieve. Flora, Leading Light, Pufl Ball also ran. THIRD RACE—3800; claiming; 3-year-olds | FIFTH RACE—1/ miles. Rockingham Daziline Sta . 93 Nos Redna. 1 107 *Dry Chief 1101 *Okolona Guy's Image ‘Rag *Elizabeih 8. SIXTH RACE—3$800; claiming; 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs. Copper Son ..... 106 Emeryyille ...... 108 | SECOND RACE—$500; claiming: $-year-. Temps de Amour 111 Texas Longhorn.. 108 6 furlongs. 111 Also eligible— . 100 Wee Toddler II., 101 Gay Rock 11 | Jronmaster . 107 Sun Asnes. 104 Florence Exquisite Perdita. 101 Blizzard . S Cabildo Canada 102 Yankee Rocl Inez K. ry B, I 788 Sir Bolt...... Largo Light BIRTT Gomparion 10 | g 1 g0 o Z s o George Van . Weve it! S e RACE$008; clatmin THIRD RACE—$500; ¢ 12y miles. i and up; 1'mile and 70 yards. 'g{u‘.“fll: + 104 Richelieu Also eligil 103 Vigilant 108 Atador Arabian . 108 . Nan{ Hawaii Bt et P RacMk Also ‘eligible— e i Prinee Chi .anen Bee. + 108 Lower g" “Collie Tokalon'. 113 | cLancagter 1% Boval Serin Firth of Tay *Apprentice allowance claimed. ‘Weather rainy, track muddy. i ! POURTH RACE—3$500; 1 mile and 70 yards. Farceur .. 11 Trifle ‘Hobson 108 Roy Williams. Porto de Oro. Pay Sand. Also- el Elioping i Tmposaible : 4-year-olds and ip;, OF SIX STATE NET TITLES By the Associated Press. Ruth Bailey is to Texas what Helen Wills is to national net circles. This "season the University of Texas sophomore already has won six State ll&s, singles and doubles champion- PIFTH RACE—3500;_3-year-ol claiming; 1 mile ana 70 yards. H Regularit; shipe' in Texas, Oklahoma and Mis- za;'.‘.‘.mfz".mf“m sourl. e under the instruction of | Sensoter ™ +:+: 104 Pleasant, Smilesa 108 el "Rattonal intercollegate Miss Balley hopes to raise her position among the Nation's m players. Last year she was listed nint She usually plays with men to im- prove game. SIXTH RACE—$500: claiming: 4-year-olds” and up: 1 mile and 70 yards. " 2 - CONDEMNED HORSE WINS. o iéi Gapt. Stevenson.. 100 The Hungarian National Derby ‘won year a 3-! -old ' plow -horse munlmed‘ Ral w‘“'n’::‘ steed, &n- the $10,000 prize of 21 of the country’s 500; i 3-year- R il and et Do o e Pocket Mcuse ... 113 *Little Tausalg .. 113 | We< . Bt LIRS 107 oo . 112 Srmek i *Frank D, Flying Lula’ 111 108 Capistrano BT Ry e b DAL O e 1 Ls Yorktown 107 | Miss Sand. Craver). second 215 895 Trumpet Re us Ransom (Mitchell). thrid 5.70 Regulation ... 108 Lucie Ann. All Kripp, Huckleberty, Ta e 'Bathing Bes ”» 'alr, Foreman, Isabella also ran. oo SEVENTH RACE_1 mile and 10 yards. : FOURTH RACE3800: claiming; 3-vear- | Pleas't Smiles (Mitc'l). won $21.40 §.60 79 olds and up; 1 mile and 70 yards. gnv] Slev?gm lfnu:s;n& second 14.70 l; 1 . sclamen (Craver). thir 1 195 pAdam's Avple .. 108 | O drint, Sir. Galiahad 11, Gunther, Beds - ford Dream. Michael B., All Range, Nine Y «.... 104 | Sixty also ran. *May Bruen . 104 *Wine Jug . 108 - Bubbling On 102 Boulevardier ".... 108 i i JI“l!l O"Len 106 *Ponimol . K'"‘,‘ P‘rk E"'rlu *Little Guinea Associated Press. FIF) 1 8- -olds o e Gl e aras: | FIRST RACE_3500; 3-year-olds and up; Esle cociagess: 193 puldely Koown.. 108 | 50" ead........ 110 Kathleen B...... 301 ot O Mall ~ 3 Montrose © 109 \Jessylin Ball 103 lds and up; e on