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MQVMPATUV o I lilrA mil TRIUMPHANT KlUlflr HAli I III IM u UVnC I UL r PADIf AKlv o QTAKTQ 1 MUd Easily Proves Superiority Over Large Band of High Class Two YearOlds Hasty Glance and Albuquerque Second and Third Re ¬ spectively Secondary Attractions to Pot au Brooms and Hadagal Arcaro in Limelight ARLINGTON HEIGHTS III June 30 Winning so easily as to leave no doubt of his superiority Try Sympathy a gelded chestnut son of Tryster Sympatica which races for the Fair Fields Stable of Mrs Willis Sharpe Kilmer emerged from the sixth running of the Hyde Park Stakes at Arlington Park this afternoon as one of the major contenders for the twoyearold championship of 1934 Backed down to favoritism by a crowd of 10000 on the strength of a record that before today included four victories two of them in Detroit stakes Try Sympathy left no doubt of the result after jockey Mattioll slipped him through an opening on the in ¬ side early in the stretch The winner moved up quickly from third place into the lead drew out at once without particular urging and was running easily three lengths in front at the finish finishMrs Mrs P A B Wideners Hasty Glance was second w4th the Rookwood Farms pace making Albuquerque third a half length back and Mrs Roy Carruthers Stay a half length farther back for fourth fourthThe The victory was worth 5910 to the win ¬ ner and Try Sympathy raced the five and onehalf furlongs over the fast track in 105 105TRULY TRULY RUN RACE RACEDespite Despite the field of thirteen that faced the starter after Gallaclay and Sage Girl were declared in midafternoon the race was truly run although Phildia was in tight quarters on the far turn and was shuffled back from a forward position and Pre ¬ eminent was away so slowly as to have little chance chanceTry Try Sympathy broke well from an outside position and then dropped back slightly as Albuquerque moved to the front and Hasty Glance advanced to second place As the field spread going to the first turn Try Sympathy moved to the inside and saved ground in rounding the turn Albuquerque made a brisk pace to the stretch turn under urging from Hasty Glance with the quarter in 23 and the half in 46 but offered little resistance when Try Sympathy decided to take the lead in the final quarter Hasty Glance held on well Stay was always fairly close and World Series made up much ground from a slow start startExperience Experience in racing over the turf at Hia leah last winter stood William Sachsen maiers Pot au Brooms in good stead in the La Salle Purse this afternoon which drew six as the first field of handicap perform ¬ ers over the new inner turf course here Closing stoutly on the outside under pun ¬ ishment Pot au Brooms got up in the late stages of the mile and a sixteenth race to beat Mrs John D Hertz Watch Him a length with Hal Price Headleys Big Beau driving to be third a head back backTRIPLE TRIPLE FOR ARCARO ARCAROThe The first real outsider of the afternoon to score Pot au Brooms gave jockey Eddie Arcaro a triple Trahison in the first and Hadagal in the fourth being his earlier winners Pot au Brooms was restrained off the pace saved ground on the inside then came on the outside in the early stretch to get up late Watch Him followed Big Beaus early pace closely passed him on the out ¬ side on the stretch turn but could not stand off the winner winnerHadagal Hadagal the bay colt that failed to train for the early threeyearold stakes as owner Warren Wright of the Calumet Farm had hoped indicated that he may yet make trouble in that age division when he made a sparkling 1934 debut by winning the Glen coe Handicap at six furlongs which was the secondary feature Just getting up un ¬ der an excellent ride by Eddie Arcaro Had ¬ agal had a nose margin over the Shandon Farms Evergold with D A Woods heavily backed Indian Runner another nose back for third in a race run in 110 Hadagal broke well up kept close to a fast early pace and then got through on the inside in the early stretch Evergold I came on to the outside on the stretch turn I to take the lead from the pacemaking Prin ¬ cess Camelia Indian Runner was away fast but forced to drop back and come again Continued on thirtieth page TRY SYMPATHY TRIUMPHS IN HYDE PARK STAKES STAKESContinued Continued rom first page on the outside began his move coming out of the stretch turn The three horses teamed up a furlong out and raced heads apart to the finish with Hadagal just getting the nod nodTrahison Trahison claimed by the Running W Ranch from the Audley Farm in his last start made good at the first asking in the silks of his new owners this afternoon when he won the first race at seven furlongs by two lengths He beat Albert Sabaths I Say with Ondott closing strongly to be two lengths farther back for third thirdTrahison Trahison had been made an even money favorite and he kept close behind the early pace set by Hour Zev and I Say When Hour Zev dropped back going into the stretch turn jockey Arcaro sent Trahison up on the outside headed I Say threesixteenths out and was not menaced from there to the finish The race was run in a drizzle in 125 over the fast track trackHal Hal Price Headleys gelded Fort Springs ran so fast he surrpised both his owner and himself in equalling the track record of 58 to win the Bellwood Purse over five furlongs which engaged ten good twoyear olds Just getting up in the final strides after having stood a hard drive on the out ¬ side from the head of the stretch Fort Springs beat E D Shaffers Tophorn with the favored Countess Bina carrying the Run ¬ ning W Ranchs silks into third place a head back backFort Fort Springs got away well and began to move up outside the pacemaking Countess Bina on the stretch turn Tophorn out ¬ broke the others dropped back and was then lucky to get through on the inside in the early stretch In the last furlong Steffen on Fort Springs and Meade on Tophorn staged a bitter duel with Fort Springs get ¬ ting his nose in the front in the final 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