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IDLE SUN VICTOR IN LINCOLN FIELDS FEATURE OLDER RIVALS BOW fO CtfOPPY SEA AT AQUEDUCT Denemark Racer Drives to Surprise Triumph Over Dog House and Sirasia SirasiaVeteran Veteran Traumer Gelding Accounts for Brookfield Purse to Qualify for LaSalle Handicap Engagement To a Tee Proves Best in Cherry Hills Golf Purse PurseCRETE CRETE 111 June 10 Mrs Emil Denemarks Idle Sun a gelded son of Traumer Suneego who won two races in succession at Hot Springs accounted for his third victory of the year in six starts when he led Hunt ley Shers Dog House home by a length and a half at the end of the mile of the Brookfield Purse an allowance event which featured the afternoons program at Lincoln Fields In victoiy today the Denemark gelding was qualifying for hi sengagement in the 5000 added La Salle Handicap which will feature Saturdays program and he was under a drive from Willie Garner as he completed the distance in 141 J over a cuppy racing strip which was classified as slow Only a nose away from Dog House at the final marker was W C Strouhes Sirasia who was making his first appearance under silks since he finished second to Joe Schenck in inthe the j10000 added Tropical Handicap The fiveyearold son of Sir Gallahad III turned in a good effort but for a time it was thought that the veteran Earl Pool who rode him would claim a foul against the Denemark gelding for making him take up while racing along the rail at the eighth pole When Pool saw the numbers on the board had him third however he changed his mind although there was no question that being pinched back had cost him the place award awardTAKEN TAKEN UNDER RESTRAINT RESTRAINTAlthough Although the winner was first out of the gate Garner took him back and allowed Sirasia to make the pace in the long run down the back stretch from out of the chute Going into the far turn Dog House took the temporarilySirasia lead but only temporarily Sirasia again took over as Dog House dropped back rapidly and appeared to be out of it Around the turn Sirasia Saint Andrews and Idle Sun were lapped on one another Straightening away into the front lane they were together but here Saint Andrews showed signs of tiring and dropped back out of it to leave the issue between Sirasia and Idle Sun SunGoing Going by the eighth pole Idle Sun began to pull away from Sirasia but as he did he went in on the rail and Pool had to take the Texasowned son of Sir Gallahad III up short It was then that Dog House came on again to hook up with Sirasia in a duel which cost that one that place award awardWhile While there was no rain during the pro ¬ gram the day remained cloudy and the off track made it difficult for the form players to pick winners Up to the seventh race not a public choice had rewarded his backers backersContinued Continued on fortyrTst page IDLE SUN SHOWS WAY IN BROOKFIELD PURSE PURSEDenemark Denemark Veteran Qualifies for La Salle Handicap in Beating Dog House and Sirasia at Crete Oval OvalContinued Continued from first page pageJohn John Marschs To a Tee a brown son of Ariel who has been in front in two previous races here only to blow the lead in both was never headed today as he accounted fos the fifth race a sevenfurlong allowance event for threeyearolds styled the Cherry Hills Golf Purse The Marsch colt was ap ¬ prentice Dan MacAndrews second winner and he was accomplishing his score in easy fashion as he covered the seven furlongs in 126 without ever being put to undue pressure Well supported To a Tee paid 860 in the mutuels mutuelsThe The favored Happy Pilot raced along sec ¬ ond most of the way but Adams had him all over the racing strip and when he finally took him on the rail through the stretch and set him down for his best the gelded son of Ladysmaii lacked the speed to make an issue of it with the winner although he got to his flank at the eighth pole Valdina Paul raced along evenly in third while his stablemate Valdina Groom was under pres ¬ sure in fourth place The first race a six furlong dash for fillies and mares went to Clark Clicks Bullanne when Freddie Farrell drove the Bull Dog filly to her second straight victory over this racing strip Finding an opening on the rail as the field bunched together at the sixteenth pole the Saratoga N Y ap ¬ prentice drove his mount through to take down the main award threequarters of a length in advance cT the Woolford Farms Lady Infinite after moving from next to last place The Woolford Farm mare was under a drive on the outside down through the stretch and looked like the winner until Bullanne came with her rush Mrs Emil Denemarks Limitation got to the front around the turn after taking the lead from Winlette but could not stand off the drive of those behind her herVictor Victor E Berrys Radio Wave made it two in a row over this racing strip when she came from far back through the stretch to account for the second race a sevenfurlong event for older horses of tha 1000 to 1250 claiming bracket The chestnut daughter of Pilate was under a 1 ard drive to earn the verdict in front of Mrs James F Waters Onig after taking over the lead when Pops Rival tired at the sixteenth pole The Berry filly had a length n her favor as she com ¬ pleted the distance in 129 and she paid 9 to win After being hustled up to con ¬ test the pace with Pops Rival Monon Lad was unable o meet the drive of the winner and Onig Roscoe Gooses Fly Me who went to the post the favorite was never a factor factorLEXBROOK LEXBROOK IN FIRST 1941 SCORE SCORELexbrook Lexbrook who races for the Lexbrook Stable of the Kern brothers of Chicago ac ¬ counted for his initial victory when he drove home in advance of the favored Mrs Turp in the third race The gelded son of Higher and Transformation negotiated the seven furlongs asked of this band of maiden three and fouryearolds in 128 and paid 2620 to those who backed him in his graduation effort Apprentice Dan MacAndrew rated the Lexbrook gelding along behind the early pace set by Peacharino and Quarterback and then sent him up to take over the lead around the turn into the stretch Through the front lane it looked as though Mrs Turp might overtake the winner but that gray daughter of Haste floundered when Adams had to go to the whip Princely Gift was third a halflength in advance of the tiring Quarterback after running over horses through the stretch stretchLittle Little Red Fox a chestnut gelding who had trouble graduating by a nose over A One in his last outing came right back to whip a field of better class juveniles in easy fashion today The Neville Dunn rep ¬ resentative completed hia fivefurlong task in 102 and paid 1840 to his supporters Warren Yarberry had the Kentuckyowned gelding away from the gate third and he raced along in that position behind the pace setting Bird High and Kirwin Turning for home Kirwin pulled up alongside of the Jack High filly and she gave way in a few strides but the Covington gelding was not destined to retain command long himself Little Red Fox overtook him just before the sixteenth pole was reached and in a few strides Kirwin pinned his ears back and the Dunn gelding pulled away with no great difficulty J D Weils Haichow picked up third money in advance of the pacesetting Bird High who was dropping back rapidly Farrell Devereuxs Omathon was cut down during the running of the race
