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Official Racing Charts , Copyright. 1945, by Triangle Publications, Inc. — Delaware Park STANTON. DEL.. MONDAY, JUNE 11. 1945— DELAWARE PARK 1 MILE. Twelfth day of thirty-day meeting May 29 to July 4. Delaware Steeplechase and Race Association. Automatic starting gate. Camera finish. Weather clear. Stewards. Joseph F. Flanagan, W. L. Harron and George Brown. Jr. Placing Judges, J. G. Haus. M. C. Shea and J. P. Turner. Sr. Patrol Judges. H. Carroll and William Davis. Paddock Judge. William Jenninqs. Clerk of Scales, T. A. Steele. Timer, C. H. Hughes. Starter, George R. Palmer. Veterinarian, D. Coneley. Racing Secretary, Edward J. Brennan. Racing starts at 3:30 p. m Eastern War Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1944. .34; current meeting, .41. No Daily Double. * Three lbs apprentice allowance claimed. Five lbs. claimed. «** Seven lbs. claimed. |! Three lbs waived. + Five lbs waived. $ Seven lbs. waived [Dj Disqualified. |DH] Dead heat a Coupled as entry, f Mutuel field. W Whip S Spurs B Blinkers In claiming races price appears alter name of jockey. Steeplechase allowances: * Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed. * Seven pounds claimed. »*» Ten pounds claimed, t Five pounds waived, t Seven pounds waived. Tin pounds waived. HRST RATE 3TMILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:10*5— 7 fl O Q "1 — *09- Purse S1.500 Plus S750 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and 7 / U Z O upward. Claiming. Non-winners since May 15. 4-year-olds, 124 June 11-45— Del lbs.: older, 126 lbs. Non-winners twice since November 20 allowed 3 lbs.: one race since then, 5 lbs.: since November 1, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Net value to winner SI. 650: second. 75 ; third. 50; fourth, S75. Mutuel Pool. 9.062. Index Horses Eqt A Wt HP St i -i St r Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "53392 TF.RRY MAY wb6114 4 3 3* 2»| l2 1» R Root 2000 Capt H H Heci.t 1.70 7a464 ANNE AGAIN wb4107 3 5 6- 5 32 2J M A BtonJ 2000 I G Schorsch a-3.25 7o664: SECOND LOVE wb5114 2 6 41 3± 2" 3s J Tammaro 2000 W E Lynn 210 76778 NIGHT DUTY w 4 108 1 7 7 7 6 4h% R Duncan 1500 Mrs Helen Betoff 37.10 72360 MISS KALOLA wb 5 114 6 2 5" 6l 5£ 51 K Scthorn 2000 W Elliott 11.10 7c4b4 IDLE GOSSIP wb4110 7 1 1* 14* 68 E Wood/. 2000 T Leatherbury 11.10 76372 NO QUOTA wb5119 5 4 2" 4J 7 7 G Smith 2000 A Greenberj a-3.25 Coupled: a Anne Again .and No Quota. Time. :235. :4645. 1:1425. Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to , ii . in- t TERRY MAY 5.40 3.30 2.30 1.70 .65 .15 MUlUel " riCeSf ANNE AGAIN a-Entry 4.00 2.30 1.00 .15 I SECOND LOVE 2.20 .10 Winner— Ok m, by Chestnut Oak — Willie Ma. bv Meridian, trained by Claude Feltner; bred by Mrs. William Garth. WENT TO POST— 3:31. OFF AT 3:31 J EASTERN WAR TIME. Start fair from stall gate. Won nddeu out; second and third driving. TERRY MAY, allowed to race on her own courage while within striking distance of the leaders, moved to the front with a rush and wjs ridden out to the end. ANNE AGAIN, slow to settle in stride, saved ground while bettering her position, but could not seriously threaten the top one. SECOND LOVE was a forward factor from the stait hut failed to rally. NIGHT DUTY -caught tired horses. IDLE GOSSIP set a rapid pace for a half nule. then stopped to a walk NO QUOTA had very brief speed. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:1§H— 7 7 0 9 9 7—109. Purse ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds. Claim-/ / U L y jnffi Non-winners of three races. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of 1 June 11-45 — Del two races allowed 3 lbs.; maidens, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Net value to winner ,650; second. 75; third. 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 1,795. Jndex Horses Eqt A Wt PP St U Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 65945 TIGER AGE w 1061 4 4 2,_2 l1 1 J C GilbtJ 1500 H M Babvlon 130 j 72239 JOHNS GALEA wb109 6 1 4* 3* 2s 2 R Root 1500 Mrs L M Carver 38.40 I 76581 PRO BBSS w 106 5 5 5» 5" 3 33 M A BtonJ 1500 Mrs H S Horkheimer 1.10 i 76562 GAY BID wB117 3 2 3" 4i 5s 44 S Young- 2000 W R Roberts 3.30 75269 GAI.ROY wb113 7 7 7 7 7 5»k L McMullen 2000 Mrs C S Bromlev 29.95 ! 7e %2 GAI.LEEN w l 108 1 6 6 6s 6s 62 C Wahler 2000 Margaret McCallum 7.25 76561 CAST OFF w 114 2 3 1 lh p 7 C Kirk: 2000 Mrs H Bowser 8.35 Time. :23. :4645, 1:15. Track slow. t — Mutuels Paid— Odds to , ki A ~l D •- C TIGER AGE 16.60 8.40 3.80 7.30 3.20 .90 I MUlUel rriCeSi JOHNS GALLA 26.70 7.10 12.35 2.55 ; I PRO MISS 2.50 .25 i Winner -Br. r. by Tiger — Mars Shield, bv Diavolo. trained bv J. Levland ; bred by Mrs. Ethel V. Mars. WENT TO POST— 4:02. OFF AT 4:03 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily . second and third driving. TIGER AGE raced nearest the • leader for a half, assumed command at that point and was well in hand through the final sixteenth. JOHNS i GALLA. prominent from the outset, made a mild bid in the early stretch, but was not equal to the task. . PRO MISS, outrun early, closed with good courage, too late to become effective. GAY BID tired 1 gradually. CAST OFF stopped badly after showing in front for a half mile. Scratched— 76461 Jack Madigan. 113; 75965 Sunmoor, 108. Overweight— Tieer Age. 1J pounds ; Pro Miss. 3 ; Cast Off. 1. Claimed — Gay Bid by Helen Betoff; Tiger Age by A. Massimiano. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:1023— 7 7 fl 1 fl 7~~ 109 Purse ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds. Maid-r # V J V ens- Fixed weights. Weight, 120 lbs. June 11-45— Del Net va,ue to winner s1-650; seCond, 75; third, 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool. 0.336. Jnde* Horses Eqt A Wt_PPSt j % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to [ 67552 PHARADAY wb 120 11 1 2» P 1* 1" L Haskell Col G Emg 19 50 » ! K3ZP HANDWAVB wb115 10 9 7 2" 2 M J Tamarof Mrs Ella Bailey 3 40 7o091 PENDRAGON wb120 2 6 EJ 4 3? 33 S Young Cedar Farm 415 76373 NEDLON w 115 6 5 6£ 5" 5s 4 K Scthorn W W Vaughan 40 90 I 72167- GRAND PLAYER mllS 110 9 9 8* J il M A BtonJ Mrs I Trueman a-625 i FOOLISH APRIL w 115 9 8 8- 8* 61 b3 A Snellings Orefield Stable 60 65 64709 INDUCTED ■■■ 4 11 11« 10- 9 7 J Gilbert J W Y Martin 8 30 1 57187 TIME FLIES w 120 3 2 $| 3 4i 8* S Clark E Jacobs 50 90 i MACHINA w 115 8 4 4 7" 7* 9 R Adair A I Meigs 9 40 61915 MACKEREL SKY w 113 5 7 10 U» H« 104 P Miller,** Biamhwine Stable 15 80 3 PILATES CHILD wb U6J12 12 12 12 12 lll C Ellvett B B Jones a 6 25 76373 BALD EMPRESS w 115 7 3 1 » 10J 12 C Kirk Mrs G H Ballou 4.40 0 Coupled: a Grand Player and Pilates Child. Time. :23 s. :4635. 1:13%. Track slow. — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to II— U..»...l O.:— IPHARADAY 4060 162° 710 13 7™ 2.55 5 MUrUel rriCeSi HANDWAVE 5.70 3.10 185 55 1 PENDRAGON 4.00 1.00 0 Winner — Dk. b. c. by Pharamond II.— Lady Dav. by Haste, trained bv C. M. Feltner; bred bv Wood vale Farm. WENT TO POST— 4:32. OFF AT 4:32 EASTERN WAR TIME. Mart good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. PHARADAY disposed of BALL EMPRESS early, drew clear easily on the turn and was not threatened theieafter. HANDWAVE, off slug-fishlv, was rushed into contention leaving the backstretch. moved to the leader in the early stretch, then 11 tired in the closing test. PENDRAGON bettered his position gradually while saving ground and would have been second in a few more strides. NEDLON raught weary horses. GRAND PLAYER raced very wide and closed some ground in the final quarter. TIME FLIES quit badly after racing prominently placed to the e stretch. MACHINA was through early. BAIT EMPRESS was through after three-eighths. Scratched— 75962 Junior Four, 113: Playjames. 115: 64542 Gumdrop, 115; Spartacus. 120: 66381 Hail il Vic, 120; 75964 Baby Kiddie. 115. Overweight — Pilates Child. 1£ pounds. FOCRTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Bon Jour, July 4, 1944— 1:42 H— 6— 115. Purse e 7 7 n 1 | ,800 Plus S900 in War Bonds. 3- and 4-year-olds. Allowances. u J I jj Non-winners of two races. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 120 June 11-45— Del lbs. Non-winners of ,800 allowed 3 lbs.; of 00, 5 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Wet value to winner .875; second. 50: third, 25; fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool. 04,417. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St x± % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 76775 PRESSURE m 4 117 5 3 4" 4 » 1» lj J Lvnch Brookmeade Stable 50 0 75862 SARAWAK wB4114 4 4 5 5 3- F 2 C Kirk Miss R McClanaghan 14 80 ■ 76461 LAND CRUISER wB 3 109 2 1 2- 21 1- 3* 3° H Claggett W W Waters 19 90 760932 MARCH CHICK wb4117 3 5 3i 3i 5 •« 4s J Gilbert H L Straus 2 80 ! 76663 HYGROS GGERwb3108 1 2 lj 1* 4* 5 5 R Root Mrs A H Dodd 12 60 ■ Time, :245. :48*5. 1:14-*S, 1:403s. 1:47. Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to , ki . in- PRESSURE 3.00 2.70 2.40 .50 .35 .20 q rVlUrUei rricesj Sarawak 6.30 CM 2.15 1.05 5 I LAND CRUISER 4.40 1.20 0 Winner— Br. c, by Pswhic Bid — Handcuff, bv Whichone, trained bv P. M. Burch ; bred by Brookmeade e lU»i, WENT TO POST— 5:00. OFF AT 5:01 EASTERN WAR TIME. * Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. PRESSlRE was hard held while , off the pace for about five furlongs, ws lortunate to be on the inside when the leaders went wide, and ,d then resisted SARAWAK. The latter, much the best, was allowed to trail the field to the three-eighths pole, moved around on the outside to challenge for the lead, then was carried far beyond the center of the track k by LAND CRUISER. He recovered again to challenge but had too much taken out of him. LAND D CRUISER displaced HYGROS- GINGER midway of the final turn, then went very wide, losing all ii chance and badly impedine SARAWAK. MARCH CHICK was steadied while well placed early then flattened 1 out under pressure. HYGROS GINGER flashed speed for about six furlongs. Scratched— 76665 2 Refresh, 112; 767762 Brides Biscuit, 104. Overweight — Sarawak, 2 pounds; Hygios Ginger, 4. 1 j I i ! , I ; i • i . 1 [ » ! I FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute!. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:10%— 7—109. Purse ,000 Plus ,000 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and 7 7 0 3 7 / / U J Z upward. Allowances. Non-winners of ,800 other than claiming June 11-45— Del sinCe May 15 or ,500 in 1944-45. 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-winners of ,000 since November 1 allowed 3 lbs.; of ,300 twice since September 15, 5 lbs.; two races of 85 since September 15, 7 lbs. Claiming- races not considered. Net value to winner .100; second, 50; third, 00; fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool. 17.398. Index Horses F:qt A Wt PP St V* Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners Olds to 75864* DIRECTOR J. E. w 4 112 2 3 4* 31 2i l-A M A BtonJ E K Epaa 2T66 73176 NANCES ACE wB4 112 5 2 2« 2* V- 2i H Claggett H Dabson 4.25 755612 SPARE MAN wb6 119 3 4 5 5 4" 3! S Young Cedar Farm 1.90 75865 QUARTER MOONwb4 117 4 1 1» lh 3 4s J Gilbert H L Straus 4.25 76564 ARMY BELLE w«4107 15 3i 4i 5 5 I C GilbtJ Mrs H S Horkheimer 15 35 Time, :Tl%. :454.5. 1:113. Track good. r- Mutuels Paid — , Odds to , ii . in- I DIRECTOR J. E 6.00 4.00 2.30 2.00 1.00 .15 MUlUel "NCeS? NANCES ACE 5.30 2.60 1.65 .30 « SPARE MAN 2.30 .15 Winner — Br. c. bv Sickle — Dead Reckoning, bv Man o War, trained by J. LeUand; bred bv Mr. Samuel D. Riddle. WENT TO POST— 5:31. OFF AT 5:32 EASTERN WAR TIME Start good from stall «ate. Won easily : spcond and third driving. DIRECTOR J. E. was allowed to lag behind the eailv pace, moved willingh when called upon, displaced NANCE S ACE near the sixteenth pole and drew clearwithout pressure. NANCEC ACE was hard riddon to shake off QUARTER MOON, held on well to the late stretch, then faltered badly. SPARE MAN. very sluggish through the early stages, rallied in the late stretch, too late to become a serious threat. QUARTER MOON, hard pressed while holding a slight advantage tor a half mile, then quit under pressure. RMY BELLE had some earlv speed. Scratched— 76887 Bottle Imp. 121 ; 749393 Hard Head. 121 : 76565 Flying Tartar, 114. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Firebroom, June 30, 1942-1:4H-,-7 7 fl 7 7. 3 — 111, War Reuef Purse No. 1. Graded Allowances Class D. / / U J J Purse ,500 Plus ,250 in War Bonds. 4-year;olds and upward. June 11-45 — Del 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older. 121 lbs. Non-winners of two races since November 30 allowed 3 lbs.; one race since then, 5 lbs.: one race since October 10, 7 lbs. In addition to the purse, divided among the owners of the first four horses, the Association will donate 0,000 to War Relief Agencies designated by the owner of the winner. Net value to winner .475; second, 50; third, 75; fourtn, 50. Mutuel Pool, 23.562. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St »i Ji *4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 76564 MILCAYE w 6 116 4 1 43 42 21 1» 1- L Haskell J I. Friedman L95 76667 HIGH COMMAND* 7 111 5 4 32 2» 4J 3" If J Gilbert Christiana Stable 8.30 76780 OPENING BID w«6116 7 6 6" 5J 5£ 4l 32 f C GilbtJ Mrs Helen Werner 3.15 76667 RED CIN wb 6 114 6 5 7 64 65 5£ 4»k s Clark C Turner 8.45 766672 CARMUS wb6121 3 2 1!J l2 1" 2» 54 D Scocca+ M McCallum 6.20 76565 WISE ADVICE wb 5 116 2 3 2" 32 3» 6s 6" I. Bowers Mrs S M Kstoria 7.10 76564s SATIN NOSE w 5 111 1 7 5" 7 7 7 7 M A BtonJ Marv Hunt 19.50 Time, :23*s, :472/5. 1:13 s. 1:40. 1:4345. Track good. Mutuels Paid — , Odds to ki , in* MILCAVE 5.90 3.40 2.50 1.95 .70 .25 MUlUel rriCeSi HIGH COMMAND 7.80 4.10 2.90 1.05 I OPENING BID 3.10 .55 Winner — Br. m. bv Kantar — Durva. bv Durbar II.. trained bv R. F. Curran ; bred bv Labrot and Co. WENT TO POST— 6:01. OFF AT 6:01J EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily: second and third drising. MILCAVE. allowed to race on his own courage for five furlongs, moved well when asked, assumed command turning tor home and drew clear rapidly to win with speed in reserve. HIGH COMMAND had speed in spots but was no match for the winner. OPENING BID was allowed to drop far out of contention, raced on the outside while moving into contention and closed with good courage. RFD CIN came well under pressure in the late stages. CARMUS set the pace tor more than six furlongs, then tired badly. WISE ADVICE was prominent tor three quarters. SATIN NOSE showed a dull race. Scratched— 76667 Squadron, 114; 76094 Hornblende, 118: 76566 Theseus. 116. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Bon Jour, July 4, 1944— 1:424.-,— 6— 115. Purse 7 7 fl **» A ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and upward. Claim- / / J J *r jng 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 121 lbs. Non-winners since May June 11-45 — Del 25 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 20, 5 lbs.: since October 1. 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,750; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each S!50 to ,250. Net value to winner ,650; second. 75; third, 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool. 18,100. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* 12 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 76664 GOOD NITE wn4110 4 3 3i 2h 2l 1 lJ A Snellings 1750 B A Murphv 1065 764603 BUSY MAN w 9 112 6 6 5" 5* 4- 4- ft* S Young 1500 J P Harris 2.05 757482 HY RICKEY wh5109 7 8 73 4h 3i 2 3i M A BVnJ 1500 A R Gaitner 3.25 765603 BROTHER DEAR w 6114 1 Mi I1 lh 31 4s R Rootf 1750 Mrs L McCarver 3.15 76560 FLYING NED wb5116 8 7 6i 6i 62 5£ 5i G Smitht 1750 A Massimiano 10.00 76670 RAZOR SHARP wB7 109 2 5 8 8 7« 7 63 J C GilbtJ 1500 E Menaker 20.60 75963 CALCUTTA wb6116 3 1 li 3l 5" 62 7 C Kirk 1750 Mrs R H Heighe 7.10 76372 STING PAL wb 8 113 5 2 2J 7»» 8 Esd up.J Tammaro 1250 N Petitte 9.55 Time, :24, AS%, 1:14*5. 1:415. 1:49. Track good. r- Mutuels Paid-- r- Odds to , k i , in- I GOOD NITE 23.30 9.00 4.80 10.65 3.50 1.46 Mutuel rricesj busy man 4.00 2.50 1.00 .25 HY RICKEY 2.80 .40 Winner — B. f. b Good Advice — Definite, bv Infinite, trained bv F. White; bred bv Mr. R. H. Farmer. WENT TO POST— 6:31. OFF AT 6:31 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving: second and third the same. GOOD NITE raced in close pursuit of the pare early, assumed command turning for home and drew clear while drifting out in the closing test. BLSY MAN. racing wide while improving his position, could not reach the winner. HY RICKEY, sluggish getting under way. moved between horses to loom up danserously at the quarter post, but hung when the real test came. BROTHER DEAR, steadied while on the niside at the first turn, moved through entering the backstretch. assumed command, then tired when displaced by the winner. FLYING NED. taken back repeatedly when between horses along the backstretch. came willingly at the end. CALCUTTA flashed early spede. STING PAL was eased up when beaten. Scratched— 76664 Moon Play, 104. Overweieht — Sting Pal. 3 pounds. Corrected weight — Flying Ned. 116. For late chart see tomorrows issue
