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SANFORD STUD FARMS ENTRY Carries Off the Arlington Purse Fri ¬ days Chief Offering at Gansett Galadore Proves the Successful Colorbearer ColorbearerWith With Septlme Taken and Chief Nadi NadiNarrowly Narrowly Separated for Minor Spoils PAWTUCKET R I Nov 4 Galadore coupled in the betting with Carbeck as the Sanford Stud Farms entry scored over the field of sprinters in the Arlington Purse fifth and feature on the afternoons program J I Labelles Septlme was a length and a half off the winner at the finish and a neck in front of J Emerys Taken and W F Mannaghs Chief Nadi which finished noses apart in the order named Galadore turned in an excellent effort in winning covering the six furlongs in 111 111Miss Miss Harriet was first to show in front She opened up a big lead going down the back stretch making the far turn three lengths to the good with Warlaine in second place a neck in front of Chief Nadi with Galadore racing far back Miss Harriet con ¬ tinued to show her speed and rounding the turn into the home stretch was still in front by two lengths with Warlaine hanging on tenaciously to be in front of Chief Nadi Galadore by this time had worked his way to fourth position Ronnie Nash then swung to the middle of the track and let out all loops on the Gallant Fox gelding He bounded into his best stride in a couple of strides and closing got up to take the lead nearing home and then opened up at will Septime closed well through the stretch run to earn second position by a neck while Taken which had been racing far back got up in time to outlast Chief Nadi for the show showFAST FAST TIME TIMEThe The day was ideal for the sport A bright warm sun shone on the course and the track was at its best as attested by the time of Galadore 111 which points to a light ¬ ning strip for the running of tomorrows Wannamoisett Handicap HandicapThe The program opened with a six furlongs sprint for 1500 top and bottom platers of which an even dozen answered the bugle Mrs I H Parkes Vote Boy stole out to a long early lead in the running and was a driving winner at the finish to save the race by a half length over Whisper from the sta ¬ ble of J Fox J Mundingers Learned the favorite was third a neck in front of Izaak Walton WaltonMartie Martie Maddens Greedan despite his un ¬ ending string of disappointing efforts was made favorite for the running of the second race an affair at six furlongs for juveniles Continued on thirtyfourth page SANFORD STUD FARMS ENTRY Continued from first page He made good this afternoon and returned his backers slightly better than 2 to 1 after coming from far back in the early running to close with a cyclonic burst of speed i throught the stretch He got up in the final jump to take victory from Light Year widely touted good thing In the race Greedan was ridden by S Williams Mad de Mie finished third with the Horkheimer Louchheim entry finishing necks apart for fourth and fifth fifthNIGHT NIGHT CHASE WINS Night Chase a threeyearold filly by Pur chase was dropped in among the cheapest threeyearolds at the park this afternoon and scored a frontrunning victory in the mile and seventy yards third race Bcrtillon a slow breaker broke last again this after ¬ noon but delivered a sparkling effort to race within a half length of the winner Skipped was a length and a half off the runnerup OCleary was fourth Night Chase went to the front In the first few strides and raced in the lead throughout Michigan Miss tried to catch her going down the back side but j so thoroughly spent herself in her efforts she finished far back backThe The fourth race another dash at six fur ¬ longs which called together platers from the 2000 division afforded Slavonia oppor ¬ tunity to score a double at the meeting Go ¬ ing down the back stretch Slavonia was racing ninth in the tenhorse field Slavonia had moved up to seventh position rounding the final turn and once straightened away in the stretch Stronsky took her to the out ¬ side and applied the stick freely She re ¬ sponded gamely with a burst of speed that carried her to the front eighty yards from the finish Once in command she drew away to a length margin over Harpen Belle which finished second with Cruising a length off the runnerup runnerupJUVENILE JUVENILE RACE RACEThe The sixth event attracted nine twoyear old platers each valued at 2000 and W H Brooks saddled the winner Transday which led from end to end Hope Diamond was second coming from far back in the last fivesixteenths to finish two lengths back of the leader Friendly Paul was a half length off the runnerup Grape Vine finished fourth a nose in front of Ellen H Transday Transdayi went the distance in 145 145I Holluschickie bewildered his opposition this afternoon when he came from behind to win the mile and seventy yards seventh race Heretofore Holluschickie has been a front runner but this afternoon he raced back in fourth place for the first half mile while Billy Van Nuys and Bobs Boys went out to set the pace followed by Sun Capture Billy Van Nuys and Bobs Boys battled for the lead until turning into the stretch The two leaders faltered slightly at the furlong post and Holluschickie went into the lead He had to be hard driven however to stave off the determined closing bid of Bobs Boys the latter being only half a length back at the finish while Billy Van Nuys was crowd ¬ i ed out of the money by the late burst of OBantam
