A. G. Vanderbilt Sending 24: Maryland Sportsmans String to be Headed by Heelfly, Daily Racing Form, 1938-11-30

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j . 1 ! . j I A. a VANDER6ILT SENDING 24 Maryland Sportsmans String to Be Headed by Heelfly. Adventurer, Brother to Discovery, to Make Debut at Santa Anita Scabbard in Shipment. ARCADIA, Calif., Nov. 29. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt has notified the Los Angeles Turf Club that he will ship twenty-four horses from his Sycamore Farm in Maryland the last of this month to arrive at Santa Anita for the opening of the meeting on December 31. It has been announced that Silvio Coucci, signed as the new Vanderbilt rider, will go to Tanforan and later come here to handle the stables mounts. Topping the consignment and likely nominees for the 00,000 added Santa Anita Handicap will be Heelfly and Scabbard, the imported Sickle La Bayonette four-year-old which A. Pelleteri introduced here last sea son. Heelfly has not raced since the serious sick spell he suffered last year while being shipped to Santa Anita, but is reported to be galloping and training satisfactorily to start. The prominent Maryland sportsman has no less than fourteen two-year-olds, among them Impound, Outdone and Spot News, as probable candidates for the 0,000 added Santa Anita Derby. 20,000 COLT. Much interest will be aroused in the appearance of the two-year-old chestnut colt, Adventurer, a full brother to the famous Discovery. Adventurer, which was bought for 0,000 highest price paid for a yearling in 1937 has never started, and will be trained to make his racing debut at Santa Anita. There are a number of the Vanderbilt favorites returning: Galley Slave, which set a worlds record of :32 for three furlongs at Santa Anita on January 27 last season; Airflame, which had equalled the previous record of :33 the year before; Pit Bull and others. The list of Vanderbilt horses coming, in charge of trainer Bud Stotler, are: Airflame, Heelfly, High Lark, Scabbard, all four-year-olds; Busy Wire, Forsooth, Hideaway, Home Burning, Pit Bull, and Red Pepper, all three-year-olds; Adventurer, Atavistic, Balkan War, Equivalent, Belplay, Galley Slave, Hysterical, Impound, Jingoist, Outdone, Penny Postal, Race Riot. Spice of Life and Spot News, all two-year-olds.


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