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Race Results Churchill Downs Entries (1.008 TART 2, PAGE 6 DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHONE CHERRY, 8800) Sunday, April 27, 1941 Bay Meadows Entries Pimlico Entries Narraga/rtett Results I Havre da Grace Results Churchill Downs Entries (1.008. (year-old* FOR MONDAY FOB MONDAY rom MONDAY Fire* Race—ll.ooo. claiming. 4-year-old* Fleet Race claim tag. FIR'T R 4( E—SIMM, claiming, 4-yanr- \ ml)*: aad up. 1 3-18 mites. RACE—gl.glh, lag, t-ysnr- Derby Eligibles mkmt KMK-IIM, maiden i-int- and up. (Slato) FIRST claim tPlay Gold 8.00 880 S.l* Long itlda and up. • lurking! nillee, Dtacobolo (Howell) 13 30 8 M 4 10 Shot Kg furlongs •ld Mt farleega: (Bala (Shelbamer) $l2O Monday's nid*. Mart* 3.79 3.84 1 38 1 Late Pare 115 12 Chlchgrrn 110 Dooa’s Pal (McMullen) 10 30 7.40 1 Vegas Jay Kay 114 • Valdina Lovs 111 | 1 X»» 11* • She Mite U« Dtssy (Madden) til 2 Ripple Along 107 13*Elder Jock 105 Blue Flight 7 Meadow Fun Berelt (Jedllnekl) 7.30 Dam* 14xJudge Bisks 107 2 Coco J. 110 10 Relgh Reigh 114 12 lit lit 1:13, Tim* 1:48 1-8. off 1:31. JxMarlown 112 Greenock 114 3iMlee I. Q 113 • Vale Dove lit Tim* off 3:33. sag 4 Carlarmias 105 15 Parkwood 3 Air Rttk 110 11 Al Oleeman, Legion, High-Haller, Kindly Count Mora*. Brookte Boy. Kaptlaa* 4 Mabel Tet 114 12 Hlcaryl 111 4 Chlcwin 118 • Halryona 118 gome also Bets 5 Distillation 110 Chlsl 115 Haicyonette Act, Lady Ariel, Cangrlerron. Chancer, Count ran Best Cootsgt 8 Briar Gal 118 10 118 5 Persian Boy 110 IS Radio 211 first. 6 Double Valu* 115 ]g Jo Bsulah 105 Won't BACK—BI.BBB, claiming. Maecaro and Bwlng Queen aleo ran. tDaad heat for * Be Tried MADONU 4- Walter C. 110 14 Nath'a Pet 110 Takes 'Gansett 7 Belllta’s Baba 107 17 Rockwlck 113 year-olds to, | Virgo 110 Rlaky You 107 eed farloose: Money lg 113 7 Ore 15 • ftxPtn 110 Kenosha lOf Course lIT taJungle Moon 10ft Becund Bnee 11.000, claiming. S-yaar- ¦aeaag Ran* -11.000. claiming, l-yeaim • Symphon 115 lgxßlagden 107 8 Picket Una 114 1* Green Elf 111 News Service) 3 Shown bel 117 Manny B. old* up. % mile: olds and up. 44 mil*: (By International 10 Ada Jay »- 10 115 and W. 107 20 Rita 110 SECOND RACE—*l.*l*, allowances, Night * 1010 180 I N Hickman 110 3 Tide 117 lllßlablah 108 Devil Pace (May) 12 30 800 380 Pete* Prince (Wall) JAMAICA llxßurr year-old maidens, g furlongs: 4 Lady Tlmarole 113 13 Fernbraka 113 Nopnloaa Rojo (Charlton) 530 3.80 Dogma* (Ketper) 318 320 HBCOND RACE MM. maidew t-year- II Papallnda 113 gibCortnthlan 113 (Deeamlllle) (At Race 6 Suetalner 118 13 Nlek 117 Orandpaa Boy (Bale*) 8.40 Bhsheen i.« Jamaica. N. T.» (rldlngt. furlooga: In 'Test' Feature old colts and 4Vk 2xKbony Eves 103 lOxValn Star 102 8 Judith C. Coralca Tth* 1:15 1:58. Tib* 1:18 off 3:87(4. Bj Track Itwl, 113 14 110 off 1-8. I—IMRMMI PM E. Ram* 1 l ime Red Fox lit ftaValdln* Fable 111 Shadow 118 Rldg* Rings 3 Box 11 Golden lift 1 7 El amp 113 18 Dark Friend 117 Well Flight. Couneuello. Vtajero, Game- Dainty Ford. a-Berserk. Vendor’* LteaU Again 2xßav 113 7 Col Teddy 118 4 Doctor Jonts 118 12xDon Arexto 108 Big Bag 8 Rough Brigade 118 18 Top Shell lit ster. Ouyencourt. orcadea. Jack Cloud. Murph. Mlae Goldina. a-Oardaa Oal, Lain 3 nOIJI TlBE. Ulan. Carkoa- 3 First Drafts* 118 ftaValdln* Fire 118 Ssßattle Song 10* 13 Morning Dew 113 THIRD BATE—gI.OBB Sprtag Olmco Khayyam, Julia Macaw Aalar WilM 4 Bolus 118 9 Contradiction lit added. and St. Morlta also ran. aad maa 8 Nainsook 10* 14a*tralfhl Aim 108 Whirlaway, Our Maiden Steeplarkaee. 4-year -olde aad up. aleo ran. I—AF4RKING, Jack My, \ aJe»leu>rlaa. 5 Omathon 118 10 Btepaom* 118 Beautiful Boots Allegro Wins Bristol entry. 7xHI 103 ISbYu* 118 about 3 mllee: Third Race— 31.000, allowance*. 2-year- e-Moor* entry. 4rKIT411>. Mina (J . 'mile# s-Vsldln* Farm Magic Sword 118 SBOO, claiming, i-yaar 8 1 Placement 144 lOkxeJtm old*. 4(4 furlong*. a— V4WI.. lJanere. (horaa. THIRD RACE a-C 8. Howard entry Strolling Handicap old* and np. •Illew aad mares. * furlong! : and ‘Cap* Out of 3 On 144 Wallace 143 Irish Ivy (Per**) 8 80 4 40 1 00 Third Baa* 11.800, maiden 3-yeae-pldg. Over a—4 ARVALE. Jelvrell, King's Color# b-Why Worry Farm entry. IxaAmalU llxzaßurgoman t nasty. lxMamorosa 100 7 Aphrodlt* 110 147 137 Maupeac* (Taylor) 580 170 44 mile: ¦s—4Xll >T MAI BICE. Toaag RACE—*I,OIO, claiming. l-y*«r- 4 Big Severn 187 13 St. Patricks (Madden) Urn Mnrnhal 2 Farlian* 105 8 Lady InflnH* 115 THIRD Chuckl* (Snyder) 3.30 fiwyaetaa 140 lid IN Wise Bee Beauty OxLlnger 103 olds. K furlongs: Tuesday’s Affair 8 Lechlade 144 Day 187 Dreaming Tim* (Bhelhaßier) Mannah’s BEST—CABVAIJC. 3 Blan 105 On 108 Tim* :54 3-8. oft 3:28 4.18 380 tgChin 110 10 Extra Step 105 1 Pacifica 7 Mlaa O'Doon 105 dxxxcWlnged 13xxCourtter 180 Zoao, Bellroda end Flas Trumpeter also Hlldea* (Duncan) M 80 Music v . .5 Little Klsa 115 11 Tscky Sue 105 2xAaron Burr 105 8 Yesteryear 110 Hoof 134 14 Balk 183 ran. Tim* 1:14 3-8. off >:3IH. PIMLICO 8 Night Lady 118 12 Miss Bonnl* 115 3xScotch stralghtins 9xCount Chat 105 7 Chaloner 144 IS Surtax 188 Saxon Prince**, War Bhadow, Lady 4xßoutbern Jan* 113 10 Betty's Broomlio BxSpy Hill 180 ldxSunhee 183 VnW Wire cAt Baltimore, Md * Fill KTH RATI.—SHOD, rlalnilng, 2-year- By CLYDE L. REECE Fenrth Killer, Golden Hour, Ifoalea, Cicatrice, Firm Internstlunsl ftlltas, furlongs: 5 chance Cut 108 11 Singing Pair 110 SxTorch Song 147 17 Illuminator 180 Race—ll.ooo, claiming, 4-year- Grip, Saddling Ball Fiery Lady I—HAI.CYONA. Minn I. Minna. old 4V* latsrnaUaaal News Barrie* Spurt* Writer up. (* aad the -6 Verity 8 Avgchtncs 111 8 Iron Mike 110 13 Torch Las 118 a-Oroton Stable entry. old* and mile: TAWTI’CHET, R. L, April SMI K. Mitalnir. Hl# blab 1 B 108 Short Cak* (Howell) 14 30 8 10 4.20 ran. Cureagsl 7 Play Quest 107 ! FOURTH RACE—gI.OIS, rlaiodag, 1- c-C. M. KUne-Mra. W. C. Hunneman Jr. S—HACK. WlngMl Hoot, 'trolling Oa. 2 lit LOUISVILLE, April 26.—Not a Mahdl (Meynell) 4 40 3 30 outsider owned by Alphsbow Sxßoysl Ink 106 year-olds, furlongs: entry. Allegro. a rank 4WI'TIME. More. Fompaangrt 3 111 4Vk apprentice HI-Kld (Sconze) 8.10 Fourth Bee* 31.000. allowane**. fi-yoap Country 108 9 Bilk Yarn 108 Liberty • Curloaa 111 single highly important Kentucky xFlve pound a allowance dashed home first in 5 Mount 41 K IjASH, Light as Mora. t Mins 1 Luke 114 claimed. Time 1:14 3-8, off 3 58 old*. 4(4 furlong*: A. S Tierce, 5 Billie's Babe 108 in Haiemont 108 2 Verde Frank 108 10 War Chlmea 112 High (Berg) 14.90 Bogart. KACE—gl.ooo, Grade B Handl- Derby candidate will be seen un- xxSeven pounde apprentice allowance Our David. Liberty Send. Advancer. Celerity T4O fi.TB Bristol Handicap at «—(NIKKI 4AM. Jay Jay. Impnnni. FIFTH 3 Spy Ann 111 11 Gerald T. 114 Apropos, Hunting Home, City Judge and Colchle (Schmidt) 4.78 ISO the $5,000 aap, S-year-olds and up. S furlongs. Hot Racket 108 claimed. I—FAIR HERO. Lara Jimmie. Rough 107 4 Chestnut 12 der colors in Kentucky until the xxxTen pounde apprentice allowance Inconceivable aleo ran. Son lelam (Helper) 4.N today paid 1 Flying LIU 107 4 Plsplayer j Street 108 13 Polybruah 114 Narragansett Park and Naan Walter 107' claimed. Time :B3 1-5. off S:U. g— 2 Portanro 117 5 Uncle 5 Osumta 108 14 Uttl* Cy 112 t»ig race on May 3, it was learned Bunny, Wlntlme, Sampler. Elder, win. nvillTß. Harehall. Aotamnaaest. 6 Frank's Boy 115 FOI'BTH BACK—BI.BOB, maiden 1-year- Fifth Rare—3l.2oo, 3-year- Mod $120.30. 33.20 and sl3 30, HERO 3 Be Blua 102 « Rtcilo 108 15 Vain Cholly 108 opened allowance*. Up, Boy dlagl* also BEST—FAIR rlalmlng, 4-yrar- today as Churchill Downs eld Olllee, 4'v furtnnge: oldj. \ mile: Gummed fiuneet aad SIXTH RACE—*BOO. Seedoe 114 16 Iron Patsy 105 show. I 7 1 Dunkirk Maid 118 8 Star Copy 118 Homeward Bound ran. place and olds and np. 1-16 miles: Panlluna 111 a 19-day Spring meeting. Wise Bee came NARRAGANSETT PARK 1 Dancing Light 114 4 Bay Port 8 Whirlaway, Boots and Por- 3On the Level 118 7 Horn 118 (Meynell) 28 80 8 Ml 4 80 \V. F. Mannah’s Jxßanger 11 100 5 Al au Feu 115 FIFTH RACE—(I,OI*, elalmlag, 4-year- Our 3 Win Time 118 8 Can Treat 118 a-War Relic (Luther) 2 70 2 SO Fifth Bar*—sl,Boo. allowances, 3-ye Flight, (At Fawtiiakat, R l.t t Bpuraway (Robart) or. in second, with Liberty run- 3 Mucho Gusto 113 olds and up. IV* miles: ter’s Cap, all strong eligibles, defi- 4 Pompanegrt 118 9 118 b-Wle* Niece 8.10 olds and up.
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