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--— "" ~~ ■" ~~~ """" _ ____ — — —— — — — — — —— — — — — e; in Official Racing Charts the mJ F Cv/pyright, t944- b* TrianfH Publications, Inc. _ t Pimlico r BALTIMORE MD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1944-PIMLICO 1 MILE First day of tvwnty*ight-day mSm April 12 to May 13. Joint meeting of Laurel, Havre de Grace, Bowie and Pimhco Associates, , Tonducted by the Maryland Jockey Club. Automatic starting gate. Camera finish. Weather cloudy. StewarTTeVrenting Maryland Racing Commission. George Brown, Jr. Stewards, Herman P. Con Wing «| William LHarron. Placing Judges, Sidney S Brown John P. Turner Sr and RKhard A. Johnson. and Paddock Judge. William M. Shewbridge. Patrol Judges, Carter Lee Bow.e, W M Doyle, F. G F arre I and Has. Clerk of Scales, George R. Palmer. Timer, William Jenmngs Starter Jamosllton Stosplt-thase ■ rac.ng secretary and handicapepr, Edward J. Brennan. Racing Secretary and Hand.capper, Charles J. McLennan. — ! » «— Racing starts at 1:00 p. m. Eastern War Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1943 35; current meeting, .-■ Daily Double first and second races. Entries and field horses run _as_one. »~Fi7e pounds apprentice allowance claimed, t Five pounds apprentice allowance waived. E Disqualified. m D.i heat. a-Coupled as entry. f-Mutuel field. W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers. FIRST RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Hasteville, April 27, 1942— :52%— 2— 110. Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts and geldings. Fixed c £ l ft H 5 O I U U weights. Weight, 118 lbs. April 12-44 — Pim Net value to winner ,100; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. , Handle, 5,264. t Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St jj Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Odds 81 Strt i "55405- OH Q PUBLIC wb 118 1 1 1«4 l1 l»k N L Piersn Bomar Stable 3.05 Srlus w118 5 3 * 3 «a1 P Roberts Walter P Chrysler 4.50 SEA RAFT a 118 2 2 22 2* I* 1 Tammaro Mrs E duPont Weir 3.35 mm TINY TACKLE mill 6 4 3" 4* 4« N Coule F W Hooper 8.20 MILKSTONE mill 3 7 »V 5 N Wall Wm F H.tt 28.55 , W80? PETROL POINT wb118 10 8 P 1* fc3 R Adair Star View Stable 40.40 WILLING SPIRIT w 118 8 6 aj 6h ix I Breen Greentree Stable a.4and MISTER CHAT wb118 9 10 V 9* 8 F Zehr A J Sackett 5.30 LMEHOUSE wll8 7 9 I4«* I* C Qlebaum Brookfield Farm 55.40 BUILDER «b118 4 5 10 10 10 J R Layton Mrs Samuel Pistono 60.10 Time, :24. :5025, :57. Track muddy. r- Mutuels Paid — s , Odds to » O PUBLIC ... S.10 4.10 2.80 3.05 1.05 .40 JOHN S °.PUBLIC.. :::::::::::: . J- 350 ,.„ * SEA RAFT 3-3u ° Winner— B. c, by Halcjon— Beth Bon. by Jean Valjean, trained by R. E. Potts; bred by Mr. P. A. " WENT TO POST— 1:04. OFF AT 1:05 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start cood from nail gate. Won driving, second and third the same. JOHN Q PI BLIC was otf alertly and, taking command at once, was well rated while making the pace and responded to pressure to outlast FLLl The latter moved up gradually to the stretch, went to the inside and closed best of all to be overling the winner. SEA RAFT forced the winners pace to the stretch, but drifted out slightly on the straightaway. TINY TACKLE faltered after racing in contention for three turlongs. The others tailed to ■ •■eriace at any stage. Scratched— 55350 Potsey, 118; 54987 Cinclant, 118; Hill Fox, 118. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Joe Ray, Oct. 30, 1942—1:10%— 3—110. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-5 c £ 1 ft 1 O I U I year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners since March 4 April 12-44 — Pim allowed 3 lbs.; in 1944, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner ,100; secon d , 50; third, 00; fourth, 0. Handle, 0,112. _ "index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St jj jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt ,52098 FOGOSO wb 9 112 6 7 5 1" li Pj L Bowers* H G Bedwell 2.15 55157 BULRUSHES wb4115 2 1 I* 2* 2* Pj C F Simpsn G R Watkms 6.70 55392 CAPE MAY wb4110 9 2 51 4 3* 3« D Scocca J W Heimcke 1.8b 55421 TRUE LS u4112 7 3 2" 3j 4-* 2 FA Smith Mrs V Leonard 5.00 53356 STORMCOCK wb 5 117 12 9 7 5 52 5i R Arduini S I Gilman 283.75 514243 TOWN HALL w 5 117 3 10 10 | 8" 6 H W Dherty E C .Smith 29.40 98923 BRAVE HEART wb8112 5 6 9* 9 P 1* J Thornbrg W T Jones 57.30 529583 BLICKY BOY w 5 121 10 4 4 6- l V C Wells Mrs E R Mitchell 17.95 53562 WHO REIGH m 6 117 11 12 12 H« 11 P R Fitzrald N J Fillman 102.10 46122 NICK wb7112 4 11 11s 105 102 102 A Snelling* L Hurwitz 54.90 53812 LADY FANAR w4114 8 5 b«| 74 »• 11 R Adair Dock Stable 68.75 8U12 Ea=ed J Tammaro Miss O Martin 170.85 32867 BRINKLOW n b 7 114 1 8 up. Time, :235. :48?£, 1:17. Track muddy. r- Mutuels Paid — s , Odds to s 630 3.90 2.60 2.15 .95 .30 Mutuel .- In. Prices? FOGOSO bulrushes 6.10 3.40 2.05 .70 « CAPE MAY 2.60 30 Winner— Ch. g, by Jack High— Paloma. by Golden Sun, trained by H. G. Bedwell: bred by Mr. Brownell Comb«. Winner entered to be claimed for SI. 500. WENT TO POST— 1:34. OFF AT 1:35 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily: second and third driving. FOGOSO was not hurried m the first quarter, went to the front when BULRUSHES faltered and drew clear to win with ease. The latter opened a long early lead while going easily, was hard ridden when challenged, but was no match for the winner. CAPE MAY. off alertly, was unable to keep up early, saved ground entering the stretch, but did not menace seriously. TRUE LASS tired after racing nearest ihe leader for three-eighths. STORMCOCK showed an even ettort. BLICKY BOY tired and appealed to have needed the outing. LADY FANAR showed brief speed. BRINKLOW was eased up when the ridei lost the stirrup irons. Scratched— 54691 Brooke Argo, 115: 55862 Styx. 117; 53555 Pugilist, 115; 53460 Post Haste, 112. Overweieht— Blicky Boy. 4 pounds; Ladv Fanar. 1; Brinklovv, 2. Claimed— Cape May by J. Fillman for .500. _____-__— Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 6.20— Double Pool, 6,770 THIRD RACE 2 MILES. Bath, May 1, 1942— 3:49%— 4— 141. Elkridge Steeple-C chase Purse. Purse ,800. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. C 1 fl 9 D O I U L xon-winners of two races. 4-year-olds, 145 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 150 April 12-44— Pim lbs.; older, 152 lbs. Winners of ,000, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of ,050 allowed 3 lbs.; of 00, 5 lbs.; of 00, 7 lbs.; maidens, 9 lbs. Hurdle, claiming and races at recognized hunt meetings excepted. Net value to winner S1.250; second, 00; third, S150; fourth, S100. Handle, S64.051. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 8 12 15 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds 11 Strt 50930 MUFLD DRUMS w 7 152 6 2 4- 2i l1 V V E Roberts Nat Clyman 3.70 1 G0M* BENEKSAR w 6 144 2 1 6 4 8« 21 2.1 S Haron Mrs Henry Obre 5.30 52603 FLYING TIGER w 4 145 4 4 5i 5 5 33 310 J Magee Mrs E duPont Weir 2.55 52?.41 MATSONTA w 6 149 3 5 21 3J 3? 44 46 W Owen Mrs Jane Fowler Bassett 2.70 99598 BILL "OFFMAN m 5 145 5 3 P 1- 22 5 5 C Brooks Mrs Arthur White 5.75 STSAWUDC w4136 1 6 3 Lo-t rider. J McGovern Morris H Dixon 20.55 i Time, 4:17. Track heavy. ,— U. Mutuels Paid — , , Odds te . . . . _ . MUFFLED DRUMS 9.40 5.00 2.90 3.70 1.50 .45 » Mutuel Prices! beneksar 6.20 3.50 2.10 .75 I FLYING TIGER 2.60 .30 W.nnt-r— Ch. e, by Man o War— Creta. bj WV* Broom II., trained by J. T. Skinner; bred by Mr. S. D. Riddle. WENT TO POST— 2:03. OFF AT 2:04 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start ccod from tlae. Won easil ; second and third the same. MUFFLED DRUMS fenced well I throuchout while being held off the pace, took command at will after a mile and a half, was bothered by a nderleS hor*e oon alter the fourteenth fence, opened a eood lead after the linal fence and won with speed to spare. BENEKSAR fenced poorly in the early tagcs, wa« placed to pressure in the last half and closed some cround. or.lv to babble sliehtly at the la t jump. FLYING TIGER a« outrun early, but came well ■ the closing half. MATSONTA was bothered repeatedly by a riderless horse. BILL COFFMAN was used -,p n.akinz the pace for a mile and faltered badlv. TRAWR1DE lost rider at the sixth fence. Scratched— 52761 2 Fieldfare. 139. . FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Joe Ray, Oct. 30, 1942—1:10%— ~ 1 A 3 3 — 110. Purse ,800. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of 5£ O I U O tw0 races. Weight, 120 lbs. Winners of ,500, 2 lbs. extra. Maid-April 12-44— Pim ens allowed 6 lbs. Net value to winner S1.250; second, S300; third. S150; fourth, S100. Handle. S104,042. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St U Vz Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt * 55175- HFRALD m 120 3 6 4", 4" l1 14 C McCreary Calumet Farm 1.35 5 5215G3 TAGEL «b120 4 2 1- l3 2i 23 k fhm T A Sears 2.95 5 52535 DFCLARED b120 2 9 b- b2 3J 3 i P Roberts W L Brann 3.65 5 54758 LORD CUTTS wB120 10 8 81 fc« 4 4+ N L Piersn Walter P Chrysler 23.25 43758 VICTORY BLUE «b115 9 1 2" 2" 52 5l A Snelling* W A Edgar 7.15 5 52433- GKAMD TOY ■ 120 11 3 3 3l 63 Pj J Tammaro C E Tuttle 59.20 I 51551 GREY FLAMES wb114 5 7 7» 7i 73 7» N Wall T Rodrock 132.05 E 52301 NIBBY JOCK wb120 7 4 5" 83 V 8 | D Scocca A C Paul 49.95 * 55837 MASKED RANGERwb 114 8 10 HP 9" S« 9« N Coule R Bibennan 189.65 i5 54886 HISTORIC wb114 1 5 9 10 -10 10 R Adair Dock Stable 140.70 0 55571 PROLOGUE « 109 6 11 11 11 Eaed up.R Fitzgldt Spr.ng Biook Farm 288.70 1 Time, :235, :484=, 1:173s- Track muddy. , — 12 Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to . ... in . /HERALD 4.70 2.90 2.30 1.35 .45 .15 [£ Mutuel Prices? tagel 350 2.80 .75 .40 to y DECLARED 3.00 .50 io Winner— Ch. e. by Chance Plav— Glvnna. by Epinard. trained by B. A. Jones; bred by Calumet Farm. i WENT TO POST— 2:34. OFF AT 2:34* EASTERN WAR TIME. Start eood from stall gate. Won easily; second and third drivine. HERALD was not hurried while on JJ ♦fc* inside early, uent Mound the leader and .on in rather easy fashion. TAGEL was hustled to the front early, opened up if clear lead, but was no match for the winner in the losing eighth. DECLARED lacked •d e; in the F t r , «| ■ , t i , 1 i » I . ~ * 5 5 5 5 early speed, went wide throughout and showed a promising effort. LORD CUTTS came between horses to improve his position on the turn and held on well. VICTORY BLUE faltered badly after racing closest to leader for half a mile. GRAND TOY had brief early speed. PROLOGUE was eased up when outrun. Scratched— 51737 Love Pact, 115; 524S2 Bark, 120; 53415 Hippocrene, 104; 55674 Leave Alone, 114; 43604 Save, 120. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Joe Ray, Oct. 30, 1942—1:10*5 — 1 O A — HO. Annapolis Purse. Graded Allowances Class C. Purse 5s. O I U .4 ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 April 12-44 — Pim lbs. Non-winners since March 4 allowed 3 lbs.; of ,000 three times in 1943 or a race in 1944, 6 lbs.; of ,500 at any time or a race since October 8, 9 lbs.; of 00 twice in 1943, 12 lbs.; of 00 in 1943, 15 lbs. Claiming: races not considered. Net value to winner .400; second, 00; third, S200; fourth, 00. Handle, 112,653. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 5 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds SI Strt 51263 BURGAWAY wb5110 6 4 9 33 l2 l3 P Roberts H H Senger 4.20 55005 CORONAL wb4110 5 6 6 6 51 2 C McCreary Lt Walter P Chrvler 4 05 547663 OLD WESTBURY w 4 117 2 2 U 4* 4b 31 R Adair Cedar Farm 39.25 52484 CHALDON HTH wb6119 4 5 5i 5i 6 4* F Zehr M Marmorstein 3.50 54307 LAYAWAY wu5119 3 3 2* 2 3" 52 N Wall Rupaca Farm 1.40 52381 SPIN ALONG w 4 109 1 1 W l1* 2£ 6 R Arduini* Mrs Van Lear Bla.k 2*90 Time, 23, :48%, 1:1 625. Track muddy. r—%2 Mutuels Paid — , Odds to » ki . in* BURGAWAY 1040 5.40 3.90 4.20 1.70 .95 Mutuel rricesi coronal 5.00 3.90 1.50 .95 I OLD WESTBURY 6.80 2.40 Winner — B. h, by Burgoo King — Danceaway, by Whiskaway, trained by E. Barnes; bred by Mr. Tollie Young. WENT TO POST— 3:04. OFF AT 3:04 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start fair from stall gate. Won easily ; second and third driving. BURGAWAY, in the first flight all the way, moved to the front when the leader faltered entering the stretch and, opening a good lead thereafter was not being punished at the end. CORONAL, away slowest and outrun early, lost many leneths entering the stretch, but closed gamely. OLD WESTBURY was in contention to the eighth post, where lie tired. CHALDON HEATH lacked early speed and was not urged in the drive. LAYAWAY forced the pace of SPIN ALONG to the stretch and then tired. The latter quit badlv after holding the advantage to the stretch. Scratched— 542743 Spare Man, 116; 525403 New Moon, 117; 52484 Royal Flush, 112; 49489 Abbe Pierre, 116; 51852 Undulator, 103. SIXTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Joe Ray, Oct. 30, 1942-l:ll*s- " A 1 0 "% 3—11,0. Thirteenth Running: ROWE MEMORIAL HANDICAP. JO I 3 J ,500 Added. 3-year-olds and upward. April 12-44 — Pim Net va|ue t0 winner ,375; second, ,500; third, 50; fourth, 50. Handle, 0,956. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. jj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 55503 PENSIVE m 3 106 4 4 3£ 3* 22 lh C McCreary Calumet Farm ■ .15 51026 PORTERS CAP w 6 108 1 1 l2 l1 lh 2* L Knapp C S Howard 8.30 551772 SUN AGAIN w 5 122 2 2 4h 43 33 38 F A Smith Calumet Farm a .15 52483 PICOTEE m 3 105 5 6 21 2* 43 4*J P Roberts W L Brann 9.45 523052 MISS KEENELNDw 3 108 6 5 51 52 52 5* J R Layton Calumet Farm a .15 43252 CASTLEMAN wb 4 110 3 3 6 6 6 6 F Zehr M Marmorstein 20.00 Coupled: a-Pensive, Sun Again and Miss Keeneland. Time, :23, :48 s, 1:15. Track muddy. , — Mutuels Paid — s , Odds to * li . in* PENSIVE a-Entry 2.30 2.10 15 .05 Mutuel Prices] porters cap 2.10 .... 05 .... * SUN AGAIN a-Entry 2.30 2.10 15 .05 NO SHOW MUTUELS SOLD. Winner — Ch. c, by Hyperion — Penicuik II., by Buchan, tiained by Benjamin A. Jones; bred by Calumet Farm. WENT TO POST— 3:33. OFF AT 3:34 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. PENSIVE, in the fir«t flight from the "start while racing on the outside, reached the leader at the eighth post and was hard i.dden to hold a short advantage when PORTERS CAP came again under strong urging. The latter showed good speed to take command at once, was steadied along while showing in front, fought it out willinely and just missed. SUN AGAIN dropped out of it on the turn, rallied mildly when placed under punishment, but could not reach the first two. PICOTEE was off slowest, went through on the inside to force the pace, but tired badly in the stretch. MISS KEENELAND failed to rally at any stage and had no apparent mishaps. CASTLEMAN was never a factor. Scratched— 548552 Cape Cod, 114; 52438 Sollure, 114; 525403 New Moon, 110; 52484 Royal Flush. 106; 51263 Burgaway, 106. Overweight — Picotee, 5 pounds. SEVENTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Shuffle Along:, Nov. 3, 1923—1:42.,— "5 1 fl — 110* Purse ,700. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming:. Weight, J O I U O 122 lbs. Non-winners twice in 1944 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. April 12-44 — Pim Claiming: price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner ,200; second, 75; third, 25; fourth, 00. Handle, 22,003. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St i X % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt 52385 GINOCA wb 8 107 4 1 4h 2* 23 1J l3 L Bowers* H G Bedwell ~" 7~30 45163 CALS PET wb5116 8 3 2* 1» P 2* Ml L Piersn Bomar Stable 16.60 54906 HIGH BIT w4114 5 7 5£ 5i 4 4£ 3" C McCreary OSullivan Farm 1.75 55816 BLUE CADET wb6116 15 IMj 31 3l 4 F A Smith O S Jennings 7.55 55808 MAE CASE wb4114 6 4 6J 73 52 5i 53 P Roberts J L Friedman 4.50 53461 BIG JACK wb6107 3 6 3h 6» 6 73 6»» W Rudert E P Minor 43.75 555072 PATRON SAINT wb 6 114 2 8 8 8 72 i 7» A Snellgs* j Doub 3.40 535622 CRUISER w5115 1 2 1" 3l 8 8 8 W Daurty R Soo 36.05 Time, :23%, :48£, 1:15%, 1:44, 1:49%. Track muddy. , — Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to | m • f GINOCA 16.60 7.90 4.40 7.30 2.95 1.20 M. utuei Kricess cals pet 15.30 6.80 6.65 2.40 « HIGH BIT 2.70 .35 Winner — Dk. b. h, by Gino — Caprice II., by Golden Sun, trained by H. G. Bedwell; bred by Mr. Willis Sharpe Kilmer. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:04. OFF AT 4:04| EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. GINOCA, under stout restraint while following the early pace, was only coasting wheli nearest the leader on the turn, took command when asked and won easily. CALS PET disposed of CRUISER to take a clear advantage, held sway to the three-sixteenths post, where he faltered and just managed to save the place. HIGH BIT was crowded back entering the backstretch, responded to pressure in the stretch and should improve off this race. BLUE CADET raced evenly. BIG JACK saved ground to reach contention early, but tired gradually. CRUISER was hustled to the front going to the first turn, but quit badly. Overweight — Cruiser. 3 pounds. Claimed — High Bit by R. Biberman for ,500. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Air Master, April 29, 1942— 1: 43? 5— 4— 110. A 1 fl 7 Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners 5 O I V I in 1944 Weight, 118 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for ,000, April 12-44— Pim allowed 3 lbs. Net value to winner ,100; second, 50; third. 00; fourth, 0. Handle, 21,162. Index Horses Eqt A W7t PP St *j Vn % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds Strt ~ 55696 MOKANANNE w4110 9 8 64 3j l2 l*i l2 E Crother* Mrs Sidney S Zell 3.75 55656 CUTH wb 4 115 4 9 93 7l 2 2 23 J R Layton Mrs H Baker 17.75 53562 GUERRILLA ub 7 115 11 6 5J *» 4S*|3| E Leggett Mrs C D Toothman 26.10 53460 BALLOTER ■ 8 118 3 10 104 93 65 52 4* P Roberts H Latanor 1.45 534213 BABY BOY w 5 121 2 1 li lh 3h 4£ 5£ C Wells C E Farr 15.95 53562 ALFD STUART wb4115 6 2 4i 52 5 6* 6« J Tammaro Mrs N Ward Jr 11.50 53155 GENDARME wb 6 115 10 5 73 61 8« 73 7« W Daurty Mrs F I Crantord 36.80 53491 SPECIALIST w5115 7 7 8 106 9 81 8* W Kirk Mrs E Duval 38.60 558773 VINAL HAVEN wb5115 5 3 2l 2h 7 9"1 98 D Scocca O S Jennings 3.90 534552 EVENING SHOT wb 4 108 1 4 3£ 8i 106 10° 108 W Rudert* M Belasco 73.50 53486 REAL LARK m 5 114 8 1111 11 11 11 11 J Matral R Livingston 341.70 Time, :24, :49%, 1:1645, 1:47%, 1:544s. Track muddy. / , — Mutuels Paid — n , Odds to , ii , in* MOKANANNE 9.50 6.00 4.90 3.75 2.00 1.45 Mutuel rricesj cuth 13.10 9.70 5.55 3.85 « GUERRILLA 8.50 3.25 Winner — Br. c, by Mokatam — Lausanne, by Starpatic, trained by C. Reynolds; bred by Mr. Leo J. Marks. Winner entered to be claimed for ,000. WENT TO POST— 4:34. OFF AT 4:35 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. MOK4NANNE was lucky to find racing room on the inside throughout, moved through to take command leaving the backstretch, was not seriously menaced thereafter and won with speed to spare. CUTH was outrun for half a mile, moved up boldly on the turn and was next best. GUERRILLA was on the outside throughout and showed a good race. BALLOTER also lost ground and should show a better race next out. BABY BOY held a short advantage for half a mile and then tired eradually. GENDARME had a rough trip. VINAL HAVEN tired badly after forcing the pace for half a mile. EVENING SHOT had brief speed. Scratched— 55920 One Link, 115; 53559 Col. Scott, 110; 53422 Lupoba, 113; 53530 Dinsen, 115; 53460 Milk Route. 118. Overweieht — Guerrilla, 5 pounds; Baby Boy. 3; Real Laik, 4. Attendance, 15,331 Paid; Total Mutuel Handle, 07,013
