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Evening star., 1936-05-31
CHANCEV|EW Wins
CHICAGO HANDICAP
Passes Billy Jones Near Fin.
iSh to Earn S4,350 at
Hawthorne.
BY the Associated Press.

~HICAGO, Ill, May 3d.
Chanceview, a big son of
1 Chance Shot. gave nine other
~ thoroughbreds a good view of
his flying heels today as he sped to a
surprise victory in Hawthornes $4,000
added Decoration day handicap be-
fore holiday throng of 25,O00-big-
gest attendance in the history Of
Chicago's Oldest track.
Accorded little support by the crowd
that jammed and crammed the
stands, ChancevieW, racing in the
blue and white silks of w. F. Flan-
igan of Louisville. KY, responded to
Eddie Arcaro's energetic ride in the
stretch to win the 11/16-mile fea-
ture over T. c. Worden's Billy Jones,
the favorite, by length and a half.
E. K. Bryson's Carvola closed fast to
land IN third place.
The victor raced the distance in
LAG.
Arcaro kept the 4-year-old son Of
Chance Shot, which has been ham,
pered by injuries through most of its
racing, in contending position all
the way.
AS the field rounded the stretch
turn the little Italian jockey sent
Chanceview after Billy Jones. He
caught the leader in dozen strides
and came on TO win S4,350 for his
owner.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Charles Town
Results
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
1-year-olds and up; Charles Town course.
Big DiDper tWindle) $50 $40 300
AufOin tSimpsonD 800 400
oee sharp tConman) go
Also ran-Huppy. The Gen. Title MCGEE.
Twenty-three and Falmouth Belle.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
33-year-old and up; furlonEs.
Povel GARRETT $50 $50 $50
Cantide Root $50 $50
Mis- T;ms Fern .oHIl 6WIilndie) $50
:, Also ran-Marie Lin. Texton. Leaving
Home, Dolly Tour and Nubilum.
THIRD 1s RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
Ronnie hbu and oT, Tp Charles Town course
Miss Toucan &C. simpson, $50 90
Tuneiul ,ouattlebaumJ 100
Also ran.Red Riot. Miss Joyous. May
eta, Their First and Ciifton's Nell
DAILY double paid SLIGO for SGD
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming:
3-year-oldS and up; > furOngs.
Bsrnstormer tFeltner) 900 t.s0 $50
Gagne (Simpson) 9IO
Also raS-Blask Sheep, ROYAL Veil.
Canderet, TODsie H.. and Lack Low.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming:
:5-Sear-0ids and up; . furlongs.
Wittekind 20. watson, '''' 5.1o 81"
huTdy T GIrdy touattlebaum) ".6O
Also ran-BIack Boo. Claiming, Rogers
Rock and Coat Tails.
SIXTH RACE-The Decoration Day;
purse, $780, 3-year-Olds and up; fur
longs.
Genie Palatine Io'b'm) $50 e.6O $50
Wise Sister tCOffmanD 2IO go
Lady Nymph tTryOn) $50
Time, I:21i5.
Also ran-Egeon. Saxon Prince. Cham
bersburger, Jordan Rose and Engles Boy.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 800; claim
ing; i-year -olds and up; mile and a six
teenth.
Jobakheta CFeltner) eco 10 SEQ
BRIGHT Spirits (Berg) 2OOO soO
No Mistake tRoot( 100
Also ran-Dark Ayr, DearZin. Arab and
Peggy Can.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
n-year-olds and upi mile and a sixteenth.
Porphyry tShanks) 80 100 200
More Pep tFeltnerl 100 3OO
Hot Cake fQuattlebaum) $50
Also ran-DOubtleSs. Donee Passing
sun, Mcdonald H., and Brown Wren.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
(Selections for Fast Track at RockinghamJ
(BEST BET-SPEED TO SPARE.)

of the day. He is asked to con-
cede many pounds to his rivals,
but if he flashes the form shown
yesterday when he downed Delib-
crate, Bubblesome, Enthusiasm
and other fast Sprinters, his task
tomorrow is well within his power.
Sobriety, a stablemate of our top
selection, didn't run her race the
other day, and can do much bet
ter. Black Highbrow is liked by
the clockers. One of his New Eng
land races was good, although his
most recent effort wasn't up to
par.
SIXTH RACE y Drowsy, Mae
strom, Flying Play. The Green.
tree Stable will be represented by
Drowsy in the sixth, and we be-
lieve she is solid play In her
only race of the New England sea-
son she finished fifth She was the
medium of strong play that day,
but a few minutes before post time
cloudburst changed the track
from fast to sloppy. 1t may have
been that she didn't fancy the
footing. Maestrom has been
through a hard campaign for a
youngster this year, but she has
worked cleverly during the last
week, and may furnish the conten-
ton. In her last race she was un-
able to secure clear sailing. Fly
ing Play may be good enough for
third.
SEVENTH RACE-Up and Up,
Satrapal, Ahriman. Just what has
happened to Up and Up We do
not know. This gelding, formerly
one of the most inconsistent steeds
in training, has bobbed up with
two winning races in a row. Re-
peaters of either would stamp him
as an outstanding horse in here.
Satrapal made up some ground in
sprint the other day and didn't
start to run until it was too late.
The added distance in here may
be in his favor and he is dropping
10 pounds. Ahriman's last two
were miserable, but they were his
only races of the year. Last year
he could give a good account of
himself with these kind.
EIGHTH RACE Black Hat,
Matthias, Eddie Wrack Black Hat
was too far down on the also
eligible list yesterday and was
scratched. He is on the also
eligible list again Monday, but if
j. B. Gilmore can wiggle him in,
he will be strictly the one to
beat. Matthias, a platter that loves
the Rockingham Park track, is in
good shape, as his recent race indi-
Gates, and he will be running
strong when the field sweeps into
the stretch. Eddie Wrack may
figure in the running at some time,
especially if the going turns muddy.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Agawan Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
Screen aMassbek sIa uD furios5s aso
Sir Kai Lynch) $50 800
Advocate Junior (O'Malley) 800
Time. I:I3b.
Also ran-Tambov. Charmed Eyes, The
Bouncer and Timbuctoo.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-
old maidens; 81. furlongs.
Come BY Chance
Sir Ssllsaoe %ins.o9 Munden) 1880 1isS isS sGS sS
Mad Dash tMaschek) $50
Also ranwG;ay Nellie, Steel Toes, SQUARE
Play and Peggy Mine.
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming;
35year-olds By, d and up; 5's furi.oanss; ~ ..o
Judge Peak "a. COOPER 40 $40
KNIGHTS Hope tMaschek) 800
Also ran-Royal Ballad. Ira L.. Evan
gelist. Jolly Faye. Dreamy Isle and Maple
Daily double paid SO for So.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 6 furlOngs.
nntnn GoIdsn keE sT,.a a. Cooper 4'eo s-so $50 SO
Lady Moekberser IF. A. Smith go
Also ran1Ridins High. Maple Flower.
Gritford and Mad Eagle.
FIFTH RaCE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
o-yeaf-OiuS ana up; mic.
Fairsickle "a. Cooperl s.6O 40 800
Sun Apollo tF. A. SMITH 40 800
Dowdy Dell (Maschek) 800
Time, 30.
Also ran-Package. Master Lad and
Stipulate.
SIXTH RACE-Memorial Day Handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; purse, 81 800; q
furlOngs.
Vote Boy ORosengarten) SEQ $50 $50
Golden Fate IF. A. SMITH s.2O $40
aWise Anne "a. Cooper 2.6O
Also ran-Singing Heart, Eldee. Snicker.
aPrince Fox and Aneroid.
a-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Weant entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year -olds and upj ] 10 mile.
Dancing Cloud
"a. Cooper 1850 40 2.6O
Light Brook tRosengarten) $40 2.40
kindacorn tTucker) 2.4O
Also ran-Good-by, Step Miss and Dona
Dulcin.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
3-year -olds and up; Ia mile.
Creston "a. Cooper 6i.2O $500 700
Tightwad (Basile) 4.6O 1850
Mischiefmaker (Tucker) 7.20
Also ran-Revelish. P0po. My Counsel
Ior, Golden Play and Six Bells.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Second to S0upcon.

TN BETWEEN completion of the
double" D. P. browns Soupcon,
odds-on favorite, bested seven others
In the second
After being injured rounding the
first turn in the 612 furlongs of the
fourth Jockey Vernon Wisner man.
aged to bring Mrs. Allen Getz's Tell 1t
in second to Mrs. Helen Horst's
Flosilda, favorite, with F. Barnhardt's S
Pukka Heaven third Wisner'S left leg
scraped the fence and he fell off after
the race, but remounted and came
back to the scales and weighed out.
so as to make his position in the race
official.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
WOOdbine Results

FIRST RACE-The Terror Plate: purse,
Golden Silence D'sh'ty1 1875 i..65 $40
| aCease Fire Lindbergl I.5O
Time. O:l9-5.
all r. Balm entry.
aDaily Dozen and Santa RolO.
Also ran-JesmOre. Noisette. Goanwin,
SECOND RACE-The Dunbarton Plate;
purse; 500; eiaimingi 3-year-oids and up;
Don Vern MANN so 4.I5
Be Best tBrammer) 40
Also ran-fWatchfuI Era. Altsheib.
Shadow Walt. Princess Star. Last Time.
fField.
THIRD RACE-The WoOdbine steeple-
Se1rGids Ss1dr,sk a2d %,uhoins miles, .so An,
Wilfred G. tKelly) $40 Out
Also ran-Pekisko and Lead Gold. Only
two horses finished.
FOURTH RACE-The Hendric Memorial
Handicap; purse. $1,000 added 3-year-
ssSesRsta Sds end gp' ySuns 70 miles 40, go
EDicurus Lindbergl 100 2.55
Lady Marnock OR. Watson) :..35
Also ran@Hurry Fox. Shady Well.
aChickpen.- No Retreat and Trickys Son.
all. {. Hatch entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500; claiming;
Barrie Plate; 3-year- -olds and up; 6 fur
longs.
fOsirian III. Lindberg) 1925 1I.1O 600
Gentle Knight &C. Hanford) lilo 100
The Miner P. Remillard) 5.2O
Time. I:I32s.
Also ran-Phildia. Hasty Belle. Dodiodo.
fLuXurO. Nell Kuhlmann. Uvira and Feudai
Lord.
fField.
SIXTH RACE--The Iroauois Plate;
Eatser Halter (Bram'er) 4.3O 800 900
aJack Patches Lindberg) $40 2.1O
In Front tDelio) 40
Time, 1:I3b.
Also ran-Crinoline. Desert Call. Palal-
leo and aSock Dologer.
aCosgrOve Stable entry.
=. SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ing; Ringwood Plates; 4-year-olds and up;
Drusus IR. watson) $50 s.15 e.7o
Parity fBrammer) 46O 300
Our Trouble (FOden) 300
Time. I:4s2h.
O. Also ran-Fan. syndic. Blue DamseI.
purse, 500; claiming; 3-year-oIds and
up; mile and 20 yards.
Syenite Barker 0.15 40 40
Thruster MANN 800 3J5
Paradise Maid tYoung) JSJ
Also ran-=Rafies Problem. Grandview,
Mission; Beechview and fTroubanova.
fField.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
:-year-old maidensj furlongs.
Stairs tCalverp go $50 ESQ
Virginia J. Porter 800 $40
Ruth Scout tGuymOn) 3.2O
Time-I:OOtss.
Also ran-EncircIe. PaniHo. DangerIee.
coo and 0'Bantan.
field.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-olds: mile and 20 Yards.
Court SGr. q; Rosen1 sson, 'o.io s3.so $50 SO
House Afire q. MattioID $50
Also ranAMiss Patriot. Barrette, Peter
CDaiiy double paid s3al for s2J
THIRD RACE-Purse. ssOOi claiming;
4-year-olds and up; 6 furlOngs.
dModeStG d4Ss w tB. q GuymSn men 81" dSo S9o
Time@1:i3.
Also ran@tMaEiC. Jack Jaskkniie. s,cIg,ths.
Shoteur. fair Time.
dead heat.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3,year-olds: q furlonsS:, so ,oo ooo
Transit Lady ". Neal 40 300
Over YOnder POrter) $50
Also ran.Sundad. Here's Luck. wardelI
a-Mrs. J. WOOdeOck and W. Zakoor
entry.
FIFTH RACE-The BOnners' purse.
$500; claiming; 4-year-Olds and upi
furlOngs.
Crazy Jane (Guymon) 1850 s.IO SEQ
High Toraue Ritz 100 30
Speed Girl ". NeaD 4.6O
Time-l:I24s.
Also ran-Albuaueraue Chinese Empress.
GIadess, Poly photo. Anna V. L.
SIXTH RACE-The Col. Alger Memorial
purse. 5000. added; 3-year-olds and up;
mile and sixteenth.
aPolar Flight Hardy 1850 5.?0 5Oo
Woodlander tMoienaD 5.6O BOO
aAZucar tRichardsOnl 300
Also ran-Sir Michael. Bereit. Tugboat
Frank. Grand Rock. Stand Pat and Mary
nell.
az. NJ. AIger entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Decoration day;
purse. $500; claiming; 4-year-Olds and up;
mile and 20 yards.
Pokeaway tThornton) 1iI0 SEQ 500
White Ginger Hardy 500 100
Noahs Pride tParvin) 26O
Also ran-Merely, Ross and Sea Fox.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; mile and three-six-
teenths,
Parawick (Guymon) 1000 $50 500
CatinO Porter $50 100
King Bonny tMeIoche) 4.20
Also ran-Modern Ace. AccOrder and
Phalarope.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
HagerstOwn
Results

- FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming; g.
Eearioids snd up; 6's furienss., On on
Darling Pat &c. Jackson) 400
Also ran--Hyph. Three Grand, Hosarty,
Dolente and Sunny Susan.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
aoyncoS aysaTodi RonIa and pp' 6 fSGlonss
ec1sGn seeonG stoPS RS0fs1. 'wisner "'' i.sc i.iS
Radial CHilley) $50
Also ran-First Flag. vanvola. Magic
Gift. Canynge and Gay Lass.
Aelia Nv. HiiileyJ 600 eco 200
Scotty Don IS; Paiambo, 2.3O 80
Grand Baker tW. McSheffery) 6.IO
also, Aise ran. G5sn;%;Lssays. Favor, GGrPcraI B..
DAILY Double Paid s13.I5 for S2)
FOURTH RACE-Pursc. 500; claiming;
fiosiida 'Hiliey5 "'' o'4 SO $50 900
Pukka Haven (Steinmeier) SO
Also ran-Miss cyIlene. Ado and Run
ming Water.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: the Deco
ration Day Handicap 3-year-oIds and up;
; furlOngs.
Chief Hollis tBOOker) $50 400
StoOlpigeon tPikOr) 40
Time O:59.
Also ran-Indian News. Idle Worker
Miss Patches, Grace Bunting and Veritas.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up; ia miles.
Miss Catalan tStin'er) 1850 1870 $50
Foggy Dawn tWisner) 1910 $50
Lady Glasgow (Hilley) 80
Time. .52.
Also ran-Brad. King Bird. Fife, Jim
Brown and Bright Girl.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; 10 miles.
This Play (Booker) 1900 800 4.20
Monedy (Hilley) 7.S0 $50
Miss AlphOnsO (Cusiman0) go
Time. 1854.
Also ran--George Jessel. Counsellor Billy.
Post Brigade. BendrOmel and Holland.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
RACES DRAW 5000
TO CHARLES TOWN
Genie PaIatine First Home
in Feature at Opener of
33-Day Meet.
sre cial Dispatch to The Star.

EptC1al olSpatSI 10 Inc Star.
- HARLES TOWN, w. Va, May
30.-Charles Town Jockey
Club ushered in its 33-day
~ Summer session today with
5000 watching Mrs. A. S. Bowmans
Genie Palatine step seven-eighths Of
a mile over a fast track in 127H to
land first honors in the Decoration
day purse, opening feature.
Jockey Charlie Quattlebaum rode a
well judged race astride Genie Pala-
tine to have the 3-year-old daughter
Of Genie-Sun Palatine home ahead of
her seven opponents. Racing into
second position off the winner came
j. B. Belk's Wise Sister. Third honors
fell to A. N. Ritter's Lady Nymph.
At the conclusion of the days eight
races, Pari-mutuel Manager Roy S.
Watson stated that his crew had
handled $4,000.
Word reached here late today that
the majority of the $50 horses that
participated in the Today session,
which ended at Hagerstown, Md,
would be here by Monday.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
F|RETH0RN AHEAD
IN THE SUBURBAN
Closes From Far Back to
Beat Granville by Nose,
Earns $12,125.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK. May 30.-Walter
M Jeffords' Firethorn won his
VI first stake Of the year today in
L a driving nose finish with Will
liam Woodward's Granville, captur-
ing the $4,000 added Suburban
Handicap at Belmont Park before a
Memorial Day crowd of $4,000.
Granville, a three-year-old which
probably will be one Of the favor
ties for the Belmont Stakes next
month, held what appeared to be a
commanding lead of three lengths at
the head of the stretch, but he tired
suddenly just at the end. Firethorn
closed from far back to win in the
last jump.
Hal Price Headley's Whopper, clos
est in pursuit of Granville during most
of the race, finished third, two
lengths behind the leaders and one
length in front of the Brookmeade
Stables Good Goods.
The victory was worth $12.125 to
the owner of the victor.
Firethorns time for the mile and
quarter was 2:0435.
He carried 116 pounds, Granville
l08 and Whopper 1l9.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Turfmen Amazed
By 3 Dead Heats

NEW YORK, May 80 (P.-Dead
heats, once rarity, were al
most common on the American
turf today as even the electric
eye" failed to select the winner in
two races at Rockingham Park
and one at Detroit.
In the 1-mile third event at
Rockingham Park two outsiders,
the Corsicana Stables Blessed
Event and Mrs. F. c. Dunn's Bye
Bye Mary. finished all square.
As if that was not enough for
one day, the Suburban Stables
Rock Point and w. Elliott's Miss
Careful failed to reach a decision
in the mile and one-sixteenth of
the sixth race.
At Detroit it was F. L. Tallev's
Modesto and J. N. Crofton's Tug
O. War, son of Man o. War, that
came down to the wire in the s.
furlong third number perfectly
aligned.
Evening star., 1936-05-31

FIRST RACE - Scotch Queen,
Currants. Bedight. Our figures
gave Scotch Queen the preference
in her last start, but for some
reason she was scratched. In
the opening heat Monday she
is dropped in with a bunch that
when near her best form she
could beat easily. Currants, a
gelded son of Dominant, has been
slightly outclassed in his recent
efforts, but if he would repeat his
race of May he would furnish the
contention here. Bedight was
beaten off by Scotch Queen in his
last outing, but is capable of doing
better.
SECOND RACE-Witless, Glow
Worm, Durwrack. Witless, cheap
miss in the j. H Whitney Stable,
may beat the non-winnerS in the
second. Glow Worm, a colt in the
Vanderbilt Stable, has raced only
once, that being at Pimlico. He
never displayed any signs of speed,
but a lot of things can happen to
a green youngster within month.
1t is possible he may be a good
thing" in here. Durwrack isn't
much, but may get third money.
THIRD RACE Good Omen,
Millimeter, Parva Stella. ]. Barba,
a comparative novice as knight
of the saddle, was hoisted on Good
Omen the other day, and his timid
tactics cost the daughter of Happy
Argo the race. There is a posi-
bility this lad will again be up
Monday, and if he gives the filly
a smoother ride she will be hard to
trim. She is assigned only 95
pounds. Millimeter was the me-
dunn of laSt-rninute play several
days ago, but it was his first start
of the year and he didn't appear
to be in tip-top form. He may
suddenly awaken with that under
his belt. Parva Stella has shown
some keen races this year, but her
last wasn't so hot.
FOURTH RACE-Gift of Roses,
Rough Party. Miss Trophy. Gift
of Roses wasn't in a running mood
in her last, but in her previous
effort she gave a creditable ac-
count of herself by finishing Sec
ond to Candy Maid. She is an ex-
ceptionally honest mare. Rough
Party, which was conditioned at
Oaklawn Park, makes his first
start of the New England season,
and her best effort would make
her very close. Miss Trophy, a
3-year-old, finished in front of our
top selection in her last effort, and
also figures highly.
FIFTH RACE-Speed to Spare,
Sobriety, Black Highbrow. Speed
to Spare. a colt of terrific speed in
the Vanderbilt barn, is the best bet
Evening star., 1936-05-31
RIDE FAILS TO COUNT

TORONTO. May 30 UP.-The stee.
plechase race at Woodbine today pro-
duced one for the books when a horse
that fell was remounted by jockey
in civilian clothes and finished third.
Celeritas won the race. with Wilfrid
G. second, but the other two starters.
Leadgold and Pekisko, fell. Leadgold
was out early, but it was not until the
last round that Pekisko went down.
His rider, c. Smoot, was hurt. Stand
ing near the far turn, dressed in
civilian civies, was Jockey G. Me-
Cam, who rides both jumpers and
fiat racers. He quickly grabbed Pc.
kisko, mounted and went on to finish
third.
The judges refused to allow the placs
Ing, however. a
Evening star., 1936-05-31
HANDICAP IS TAKEN
BY ROMAN SOLDIER
Sachenmaier Colt, With 126
Up, Is Victor in Drive
at Rockingham.
BY the Associated Press.

og lHc ASSOCIATED treSS.
~ ALEM, N. H, May 30.-E. Sach-
henmaier's Roman Soldier, top
burdened with a 126-pound i'm
- post, rushed out of the stretch
today to account for the SO 500 added
Decoration Day handicap before As
900 crowd, largest in Rockingham
Parks running horse history.
The Cohort- -Miamba colt was a
good length victor over the Araho
stables New Deal, coupled with How
ard in the fifth race feature over the
mile and one-sixteenth route. Dark
Hope, j. w. Y. Martins gelding, held
the lead until Roman Soldier made
his bid at the head of tie stretch and
hung on to save the show award.
Roman Soldier, 6-5 favorite, paid
$440, $3.50 and $3.50. The crowd
wagered a total of S85, 800 on the
holiday feature, about $4,000 short of
Rockingham's record for single race.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000 2-year.
oldsi maidens; ) furlongs.
Filter (De Camillis) 900 $50 46O
MOndorf (CaIlahan) $40 3aO
aGallant Eagle (Arcaro) 2.6O
Inscoit, WaterpIay. bBrcwn Prodigy. I'D
Forester, Nations Taste and MaSS0n
Neuve: a-Calumet Farm entry b-Val-
dina Farm entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim.
ing; 3-year-olds; q furlongs.
aints pGsO6ff eO6he' De cams 1853 dS
CnGie Mike tJames 2.6O
Also ran-Woodway. Masketier, Rant.
ella and Harry Richman.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
3-yeaT-olds and up: furlongs.
GsS Good efr oheer Ts%es 1900 sec sec ssS sS
Gold Thorn (DiaS) $50
Also ran-stolen Color. Unkie Tom, Nv
Surprise Engelic Monk, Little Duke and
DAILY Double paid sI91.IO for SD
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 1000; claim
ing; 3-year- -slds and up; q furlonEs.
Chimney Top q. Nolan 900 4SO 32O
Naughty (B. James, eco 400
Bert Reid Il. Haas 300
Also ran-Grey Streak. Garden MessaEa
Lame Duck summed, Flavor.
FIFTH RACE-The -Four Roses; nurse.
$1,000 allowances; 3-year-Olds; 6 fur.
longs.
InscOna (Arcaro) $500 1870 $50
InfdOX CMOranb 1851 I2IO
DOran (CorbetD S00
Time. I:I3.
Also ran-SangreaI, Headliner, Caliban,
My Auntie and French Boy.
SIXTH RACE-The Decoration Day Han.
-aIl
Chance View tArcarO) 1920 $40 500
Billy JOnes( Haas 4.6O 3,I0
CaryOla tde CamiIlis) 6.S0
Time, 1916
Also ran-Buck Langhorn. Spanish Babe,
OfncIal, SaIaam, bChasar, bCorinto, Whis-
kolO. -b-MrS. Z. Denmark entry,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim.
ing; 3-year-olds and up; i l-I6 miles
PompOsity (RObertson) 4.6O $50 2SO
Dark Woman (PiersOn) 500 31O
Irish Ford (Hauer) 3S0
Time, I:Is.
Also ran-EI Bailarino, Wild Turkey and
Star Bud.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; :{-year-O -Olds and up; fllies and maresi
1 I-I6 miles.
Dark Mist (James) 40 800 240
Wee Emma (WiIson) 100 340
Evening Gown tNOlan) 3S0
Time. 1913.
Also ran-Let Her Play, Temple Dancer.
Slip Knot and Baku.
Evening star., 1936-05-31
Belmont Results

FIRST RACE-The Blue and Gray:
purse. 5000; .?-year-old maiden fillies; AZ
furlOngs, Widener course.
Richmond Rose tKurtsinser) o.. 6-5
Care For Litzenbergerl 0-2
Also e ranGcherry Orchard. aDevils Pace.
Rise and Shine. The Wink. Black Witch.
Top Gem. Twit. Dunlight. aDizzy Dame.
Proprisssrs aBosnf is,s and r Leona Kslsh Nav
well and Belair Stud entry.
SECOND RACE-Ths corinthian lda stss. tee
P-sead 1.yearseids AND Up; aSous miles. ' ''F
Bush Ranger uittle) 81 out out
Birmingham (Bellhousel out out
Jungle King (Collins) out
only three horses started.
THIRD sda RAoEIhs Juvenile iarossa Stakes
scintiIIator GRichards, Ia-I 81 81
Billionaire tBalaskD s-IO
Look, atop Radio, Mahdi, Danger Point
and Airfiame.
a-Bfookmeade Stable entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Atlantic anti Beach
oIds % ana up; salS lie ii pss; miles. '0'O' ~
Fair Stein Il. Hanford) 81 IL I-o
Testing tGilberD I-J Ia
Time. I:ii3s.
Also NATURALIZATION, Our Reigh.
Watch Him and Phantom Fox.
FIFTH RACE-The Suburban Handi-
cap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year -Olds
and up; Ia mile
FirethOrn (Richardsl 6-1 SO 6-5
bGranville (StOuU IL I-2
NhoDper tSaunders) IL
Also ran-aGaIIant Mac. Good Goods.
aIdentify. Manta gna. THURSDAY. Observant.
"A. G. Vanderbilt entry. b-Belair
Stud entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Radiant Handicap:
purse. 81 900: class c; 3-year-o and
up: Lie miles.
Star .n;,S Scout q. HsnforG S-@ a-3 i-s
Treford tM Peters, 5-IO
Also ran-Biaek Caesar, PIayvote, Conte
and Booming Guns.
SEVENTH RACE-The Canarsie: purse.
5000: 3-year-olds and up' maidens' 1
Gean Canach twoolD 81 81 s-5
Invermark q. Hanford) S-5 A.
bJudges Verdict Yager) IL
Time. 1:39I..
Also ran-aBlack Toreador, Count
stone, aDisc0urse. Gala Dame Kenty
Snow Fox. Bleu, bAmagansett and Army
"a. G. Vanderbilt entry. b-Mrs
E. d. Jacobs entry.