New Deals Fine Speed: Runs Mile and Sixteenth in Fast Time of 1:44 3/5.; Parrish Three-Year-Old Adds Enquirer Handicap at Latonia to His List of Triumphs., Daily Racing Form, 1934-06-25

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NEW DEALS FINE SPEED Runs Mile and Sixteenth in Fast time of 144 Parrish ThreeYearOld Adds En ¬ quirer Handicap at Latonia to His List of Triumphs LATONIA Ky June 23 New Deal owned by J W Parrish Midway Ky banker and ridden by G Arnold which was third to Cavalcade and Plight in the Detroit Derby last week took the seventeenth renewal of the Enquirer Handicap feature offering of an attractive card at Latonia Saturday SaturdayCarrying Carrying 107 pounds the gelded son of Broadway Jones and Ethel Dear ran the mile and a sixteenth in the remarkable time of 144 over a track that was slightly dull Second to the Parrish representative was the Coldstream Studs Marmion the third in ¬ vader sent here by Jack Howard in quest of stake honors while third money went to BoyIn Laffoon Yeisers Shepherd Boy In the order named the others were Open Hearth Stjensund Howard stablemate of the winner and Brown Toney ToneyThe The sport was staged under ideal condi ¬ tions before one of the largest crowds of the meeting among which were many out of town visitors from Louisville Lexington and other adjacent communities communitiesThe The race was truly run and the way New Deal went about his work the others had little chance After a slight delay at the post Marmion began first but was over ¬ hauled by New Deal before the clubhouse turn was reached From that point on the Parrish gelding was never headed Howard raced closest to New Deal around the first turn but in the back stretch Marmion moved up to follow in closest attendance attendanceSHEPHERD SHEPHERD BOY THIRD THIRDBy By this time Shepherd Boy had gained third position and the three leaders raced in these positions durjng the remainder of the journey Marmion made a threatening gesture on the iPPer turn but at the head of the stretch Arnold shook his up a bit and New Deal won handily handilyNew Amount New Deal won the race by a length and a half while Marmion finished two and a half lengths in front of Shepherd Boy The latter was third by three lengths Open Hearth coming from last place to be fourth and save his entry fee feeBy By his victory New Deal earned 2130 for his owner while place money was 500 third 250 and fourth 125 The winner was the favorite paying 420 for 2 2M M J Conleys My Blaze won the second ¬ ary attraction of the afternono the Elk horn Purse at six furlongs which brought together some of the best sprinters on the track Penncote was second and Fredrick third thirdThe The winner scoring his second victory in a row and his fourth of the meeting ran an impressive race to get the decision by a neck Penncote finished a length and a hall in front of Frederick which in turn beai Cactus Rose by a nose for third money My Blaze was last to leave the starting stalls but he gradually gained on the leaders anc at the head of the stretch was taken to the outside by H Schutte From there on he wore down those in front of him and go the verdict in the last few strides PENNCOTE GIVES WAY WAYFredrick Fredrick set the pace closely attended by Cactus Rose while Penncote was never far back The latter got to the front at the eighth post but could not withstand the winnecs final rush rushThe The first race resulted formfully when Mose Goldblatts Smear an oddson favorite drove down in front Uusually away slowly Smear broke on top today relinquished the lead to Marynell for a brief spell then took command again and held sway during the remainder of the six furlongs furlongsSecond Second to complete the journey was Brus tigert which might have proven more dan ¬ gerous had he been able to hit his stride earlier in the race As it was he came from last place to be beaten only three parts o a length Score was third in the field o eight three lengths behind Brustigert Abdel also might have been a factor in the race but for getting the worst of an otherwise good start startThe The daily maiden affair for twoyearolds went to Jones McCoys Athanette a filly by Blind Play and Athanna and she got the decision by the barest of margins Her closest rival was Jane Rachel the well backed favorite while third money went to Panalong PanalongJane Jane Rachel started off to make a run ¬ away of the race but when she hit the stretch she began to shorten her strides ant finally was caught in the last few strides by Athanette Moa a firsttime starter was well thought of in this race and ran well to the stretch where she quit badly Athanette was always close up upOutcry Outcry owned by B C Spotts won the third event in which the favorite Dewhursl got caught in a jam at the start and lost his rider D Taylor The boy escaped wit a little shaking up and was able to ride out his remaining engagements engagementsOutcry Outcry never far back took commanc after the field entered the straightaway and won out in a drive beating the fastclosini Valdosta a half length Scrip Money whicl cut out the early pace ran third in the field of twelve twelveDelma Delma Dunn and Bob Custer showed some early speed but both quit badly in the stretch stretchW W E Hupps Sun Boy scored his second straight victory in taking the Warsaw Purse a sprint of six furlongs which brought to ¬ gether a well matched field of seven Close to Grimaces pace for a half mile Sun Boy went into a lead In the stretch and won handily by two lengths Second money went to I Pass while Left Wing was third The best race was run by I Pass which came from last place The winner was ridden by G South who also piloted Outcry to victory


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