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SUFFOLK DOWNS For Track Conditions See Box on Page 1 RACE— 1 1-16 MILES. 1:30 P. M. 1ST 4-Year-Olds and Upward. Claiming. Prob. Prob. PP Hor«e. Jockev. Wt.Mud.Oddi. 3 BURGOO TRAIL «Nash 115 4-1 2 CLINGENDAAL Pena 115® 3-1 11 HADA STAR Nash 115" 3-1 14 b-IN DUTCH Nash 110 3-11 5 GINGALL Bergen 120- 6-1 8 b-WIRE ME Coucci HO- 3-1 1 a-GREBE Permane* 115 10-1 4 HERODS PILATE Kirk 115 15-1 6 KURDISTAN Pratt 110 ■ 12-1 7 SHOW HOUSE Tammaro 115 8-1 9 BROOKLANDVILLE iMoore 120 12-1 10 MAD BUNNY Martin* 115020-1 12 BELMAR BESS McMullen i 105 40-1 13 MOJA Pratt* 105 • 12-1 15 a-MAEZACA »Maschek 115 10-1 1 16 MR. GOOSE Breen 115 12-1 a-J. C. Vidal and W. D. Cox entry. b-Mrs. ! j M. R. Lewis and W. W. Haswell entry. I Burgoo Trail has been well backed in late races: likely spot to click. Clingendaal may run one of his best races. Hada Star can race with these. RACE— 5-8 MILE. 2:00 P. M. 2ND 2-Year-Olds. Maidens. 7 BOSTON VICTRY Whley 118 X 5-2 ! 1 ! j I ! 2 QUICK DRAW Lynch 118 4-1 3 NORTH FIRE McMullen 118 5-2 1 FD7TH Sisto 118 6-1 4 GOLD RIVER Martin 118 X 8-1 6 IDLE FOOL Claggett 118 8-1 5 UNTTRAN Luther 118 12-1 8 GRAND FORTUNE Breen 118 10-1 Boston Victory is accorded an edge in this tight tilt. Quick Draw showed promise in debut. North Fire is headed toward a win; this may be the spot. RACE— 3-4 MILE. 2:36 P. M. 3RD 4-Year-Olds and Upward. Claiming. 2 QUAKERTOWN Sisto 116* 8-5 1 CHARITABLE Scocca 110 4-1 4 TWINKIPPY Stevenson 114X 4-1 5 VISITING NTtSE McMuln 109 3-1 3 CLYDE TOLSON Scocca 114*10-1 Quakertown was never better; has but to race back to late efforts to score. Charita-i ble may prove troublesome ; last was impressive. Twinkippy has early foot. *TH RACE— 3-4 MILE. 3:00 P. M. 3-Y7 ear-Olds. Allowances. 3 VICTORY DRIVE Stevson 112 2-1 7 TILTING Pena 99 4-1 1 DREAM PARADE Wholey 118 3-1 4 FAIRY TRACE Vandenbhe 108 8-1 2 XAM Luther 109 6-1 5 REX Nash 107X15-1 6 TRUE LASS Trent 107 12-1 Victory Drive finally finds a spot to I greet the judges. Tilting will offer plenty j contention. Dream Parade may spring a surprise. RACE— 5-8 MILE. 3:30 P. ML 5TH 2-Year-Olds. Allowances. 6 SIR DRAKE Luther 114 X 8-5 10 b-DIRECTOR J. E. Sisto 114 5-2 9 PEPPY MISS Winn 111 8-1 5 EVELYN ROLLS Martin 111 6-1 3 b-ELRAY Breen 117 X 5-2 8 VALDINA CRAFT Luther 114 8-1 1 a-ATAMAN Claggett 114 12-1 2 a-NIBBLE Scocca 114X12-1 4 VICTORY BLUE Lynch 114 20-1 7 COMANCHE PEAK Collins 114X10-1 a-Mrs. R. H. Heighe entry. b-E. K. Bry- son entry. Sir Drake will be out winging at the break; one to catch. Director J. E. took ! last with speed in reserve; dangerous. Peppy Miss surprised in last. 6TH RACE— 1 MILE. 4:00 P. M. 3-Year-Olds. Handicap. 3 WOODFORD LAD Luther 122 X 2-1 2 a-RUSH ACT Trent 117 5-2 6 a-SAMHAR Sisto 118X 5-2 7 FORAY SONG Maschek 112 6-1 1 BRIDLEOUR Claggett 108 4-1 4 QUEENS RISK Breen 108*12-1 5 BELIEVE Martin 107 8-1 8 AMPLE REWRD McMuln 109X15-1 a-J. H. Miles and C. S. Bromley entry. Woodford Lad is much improved; late form earns the call. Rush Act figures to be up there, although he picks up plenty weight. Samhar is far from being out of it. JTH RACE— 1 MILE. 4:30 P. M. 3-Year-Olds and Upward. Allowances. Z STAR COPY Lynch 116 3-1 2 DENSE PATH Luther 110 3-1 1 GONDALINA Claggett 107 4-1 7 SPIRAL PASS Haskell 113 X 5-1 6 RED MOON Dattilo 110 6-1 4 SHORTENING Stevenson 107X10-1 3 ROYAL FLUSH McMullen 100 12-1 Star Copy has raced with and beaten better; nicely placed. Dense Path is show-j ing excellent form; main threat. Gonda- Una rates the minor award. OTH RACE— 1 1-2 MILES. 5:00 P. M. , ** 4-Year-Olds and Upward. Claiming. 1 6 MR. SECRETARY Sisto 115 8-5 ; 7 RUSSIA Claggett 112 x 4-1 I 1 CONRAD MANN Pratt 110 4-1 ! 4 SNOWLINE Nash 115 6-1 5 LIGHT BANSET Vdberghe 108® 8-1 3 MAJORETTE Pena 102X10-1 2 LOCH NESS Tammaro 102X20-1 Afr. Secretary is ready to reverse last, when beaten a nose. Russia is slowly rounding to form; money chance. Conrad Mann will pass tiring horses at the end.
