Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
BROADS|DE GETS I'd
AND VAN DUSEN Sd
Black on White Beats Choice
in Third-LittIe Colonel
Pays $36.86.
Nv the Associated Press.

~ HURCHILL DOWNS RACE
TRACK, KY, May 25.-E. q.
McLean's Toro, 4-year-old son
~ of The Porter, came home first
in the Granger Memorial
Handicap, the feature event on the
year-old son of Man O. War, was Sec
ond, and Clyde Van Dusen, 3-year-
old geldng by the same sire. was third.
The race was run over slow track
and was narrowed down by scratches to
four starters, Easter Stockings being the
fourth to finish.
Toro, off ws;l was held in stout re-
straint to the far turn, raced on even
terms with Clyde Van Dusen to the
stretch turn, where Jockey Pascuma
shook up his mount to draw away and
win eased up by length and half
Broadside, pinched back right after
the start. came up on the outside
through the stretch and under punish
ment passed Clyde Van Dusen in the
last sixteenth to secure the second
money.
Clyde Van Dusen raced fast to the
stretch turn, where he tired when put
to drive, finishing 10 lengths in front
OF Easter Stockings. Easter Stockings
ran well to the three-quarter pole, after
which he began to drop back, finishing
far behind.
The race was worth $4,000 to the Nc
Lean stable. The winner paid S3.62 in
the mutuels.
Little Colonel Pays S36.S6.
With rain falling and on a slow track
S. j. Kelley's Little Colonel captured
the initial event on the card today.
Herendeen was second and Eskimo
third
Little Colonel, at home on the soft
track. came from away back with a
rush when rounding the far turn, was
taken into long lead and finished five
lengths to the good. Herendeen, run
ming last to the stretch, moved up rap
idly and got UP in time to defeat Eski-
mo by q neck for the second money
Eskimo ran well to the turn, where he
began to tire. The winner upset the
wise ones and paid 1886.
Major Tom Graduates.
D. Breckenridge's Major Tom gradu-
ated from the maiden class in the Sec
ond event. when he defeated Is other
colts and geldings. Peace Boy was sec.
ond and Line Rider third.
Major Tom, a son Of Light Brigade
High Stakes, away well and running
evenly from the start responded when
of the track and won easily by q
length and half. Peace Boy, in the
lead to the final sixteenth, faltered, but
lasted to the place money by four
lengths. Line Rider ran a nice race to
finish third. The winner paid his bacA.
ers SITS.
Black on White Scores.
r. G. Tatcher's Black on White
the 5.year-old gray gelding by Grey
Fox, 2d-Miss Ronald, was the best In
the third q gallop Of mile and three
sixteenths through the heavy going.
third.
Black on White, away well and
held in restraint to the head Of the
stretch, easily caught and passed Post
Post Horn, under urging the entire
journey, weakened when challenged,
but lasted to take the place money by
lengths. Fire Under was third IL
lengths In front Of Padona. The win
ner paid sli.04.
Ma Yerkes Comes Home.
much the best, and an odds on ia
vorite, captured the Waldeck Place
purse, the fourth number on the card.
vermiculite was second and Donora
third.
Ma Yerkes, Of In the lead and run
ming fast, increased her advantage
throughout, and made every post
winning one to pass under the wire
the winner by four lengths. vermiculite,
of slowly. closed strongly on the In
side and outgamed the firing Donora
near the end to take the second money
by three lengths. Donora, used up rae
ing the winner. had nothing left, but
managed to land the small end of the
purse by two lengths. The winner paid
her hackers 1928,