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Official Racing Charts Copyright, 1945, by Triangle Publications, Inc. , Detroit DETROIT. MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1945— DETROIT FAIR GROUNDS 1 MILE. Fourth day of eighty-five-day meeting June 16 to September 22. Detroit Rating Association. Automatic starting gate. Camera finish. Weather cloudy. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission, Joseph A. Murphy. Presiding Steward, Jack S. Young. Associate Stewards, Charles Bray, A. L. Copland and Jack Goode. Placing Judges, Frank Otis, E. Thomas and A. Lee. Paddock Judge. W. G. Kelly. Patrol Judges, W. G. Kelly, F. Ray and H. W. Fry. Clerk of Scales, Frank Otis. Starter, B. Steele. Timer, G. Peterson. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, Charles F. Henry. Racing starts at 4:30 p. m. Eastern War Time; Saturdays and holidays, 2:15 p. m. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1944, .34; current meeting, .25. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. * Five lbs. apprentice allowance claimed; + five lbs. waived QB Disqualified. EH Dead heat, a Coupled as entry. f-Mutuel field. W Whip. S Spun. B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. First of AH, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3 7 7 Q 7 Q — HI. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Fixed weights. / / 7 J 7 Weight, 118 lbs. June 20-45 — Pet Net va|ue t0 Winner ,000; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Hordes Eqt A Wt PP St % jj Sir Fin Jockeys Owners Odds lo "76891 BERT_ 6. b118 2~8 7£ 4h 32i l*J F Weidaan T L Graham f-4.60 76655 SIN LEE wu 118 5 5 3* 2i l2 and S Brooks O F Woodward 13.10 74807* SQUADRON GIRL w 114 1 4 2"* 31* 4i 32 F Munden W J Susini 7.30 76657 POLITICS wb 108 4 3 lh lb 2i 41 J ZubrinicJ L De Latour f 4.60 76403 PARK AVENUE w 113 8 9 8i 5» 53 5* S D Birley J C Montana 2.10 76804 FORE ROYAL an 118 11 2 9* 98 7« 6* P Remillard R S McLaughlin 38.70 717103 CADET DICK w 118 6 6 62± 8 6± 7* J R Lavton Mrs R E Eminger 4.70 77122 MONIGHAN wb 118 10 1 5i 6"k 8° 8*" C Stevensn H Folk 14.00 76712 SPACE wb 113 7 10 103 10s 105 9i D Scurlock Mrs L Wolf 9.25 ANGLE BAR w 118 3 7 4and 71 9 10i R A Smith J O Hart f 4.60 72323 BALTLMOREAN wb118 9 12 12 12 ll2 ll5 N Pariso M Seth f 4.60 76397 GOOD BOBBY wb 118 12 11 11» 11V12 12 R Wright Cragin and Hoist 11.85 f Mutuel field. Time, :24, :48%, 1:15. Track good. r— Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to , i i , in* BERT G. f-Field 11.20 5.30 3.90 4.60 1.65 .95 Mutuel r rices sin lee 12.50 6.40 5.25 2.20 SQUADRON GIRL 4.60 1.30 Winner — Blk. c, by Maedic — Lady Marsch, by Paicines, trained by C. P. Rose; bred by Mr. Thomas C. Piatt. WENT TO POST— 4:34. OFF AT 4:35 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start eood from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. BERT G. improved liis position under steady urging, came to SIN LEE in the stretch and was drawing away at the finish. SIN LEE saved ground while racing with the first flight, drew away approaching the stretch but could not hold off the winner. SQUADRON GIRL contributed to POLITICS defeat, appeared momentarily as though moving to the front, then faltered. POLITICS was used setting the early pace under pressure. PARK AVENUE had no mishaps. FORE ROYAL closed some ground too iate. CADET DICK was unable to improve his position. MONIGHAN was done early. ANGLE BAR flattened out. Overweight — Squadron Girl, 1 pound. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. First of All, July 25, 1942— 1:09%— 3 "7 "7 Q A — HI. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, / / 7 ** U j 14 ij,s. Winners in 1945, 2 lbs. extra for each race won. Claim-June 20-45— Det ing price, ,600; if for ,500, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,400, allowed 5 lbs. Net value to winner ,000; second, 50; third. 50; fourth. 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St *j M Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to [77729 ED M. w 5 108 14 3i lh lh l1 J Favorite 1600 Mrs L Wolf US 778252 SPARE THE RODwb7116 4 3 14 22 2« 2* J R Ltonf 1600 J L McKnight 1.70 76586 FURENUF w 6 111 3 5 52 56 34. 3" S Brooks 1600 W E Harned 3.55 76798 LADY STARDUSTw 5 109 5 2 2* 31 4* 4** S D Birley 1600 H H Fausett 9.20 77024 BRIGHT TRACE wb 8 111 6 1 4+ 4J 5B 5T F Weidmn 1600 A and R Craig 5.40 77586 ALCHANC wb 6 114 2 6 6 6 6 6 P Remillard 1600 Mrs H D Walker 6.40 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:14%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — » , Odds to , ii . I n • ED M 12.30 4.70 3.10 5.15 1.35 .55 fYlUtUel r riCeSf SPARE THE ROD 3.30 2.40 .65 .20 I FURENUF 2.80 .40 Winner — B. g. by Tintagel — Millimeter, bv Sun Briar, trained bv S. Lipiec ; bred by Mr. Jay D. Weil. WENT TO POST— 5:01. OFF AT 5:01* EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. ED. M. moved to the pace from along the rail, was hard put to overhaul SPARE THE ROD and, once bi command, was kept under a drive to the finish. SPARE THE ROD had the most speed under pressure from the start and gave way stubbornly. FURENUF, outrun early, rushed up from along the rail in the drive but could not threaten. LADY STARDUST went with the pace for three furlongs. BRIGHT TRACK could not keep up while racing from the outside. ALCHANC showed nothing. Claimed— Spare the Rod by R. E. Leslie; Bright Trace by J. L. McKnight; Lady Stardust by Mrs. L. Wolf. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 1.20. THIRD RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Shiny Penny, June 6, 1942— :52%— 2— 109. •j n q j -I Youngsters Purse. Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Non-/ / 7 *+ I winners of a race of ,005 or three races. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-June 20-45 — Det winners of a race of ,005 or two races of 55 allowed 2 lbs.; one race of 55 or two races, 5 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner ,800; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Vx Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to ~77589 WEE~ADMIRAL w 110* 4 1 Is 1M S D Birley R S McLaughlin L65 77589 MEL MrCREADY w 116 2 3 44. 34. 24. A I.oTurro T C Melrose 2.15 76768 HIGH HOPE w 118 1 5 5 5 "3J D Scurlock Silver Strand Stable 7.20 771253 PENE wallO 3 2 22 2h 4 * E Henson Spring Lake Stud 3.80 77589 LITTLE KEITH w 118 5 4 3J 5 S Brooks A Graffagnlni 7.75 Time, :23, :47%, :54%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — ; Odds to , n • / WEE ADMIRAL 5.30 3.20 2.80 1.65 .60 .40 Ml uruel rricesj mel mccready 3.30 2.60 .65 .30 V HIGH HOPE 2.60 .30 Winner — Ch. c, by War Admiral — Little Nymph, by Bull Dog, trained by A. Brent; bred by Mrs. R. J. Murphy. WENT TO POST— 5:30. OFF AT 5:32 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won cleverly ; second and third driving. WEE ADMIRAL outsprinted opposition to set a fast pace, lengthened his advantage and won in clever fashion. MEL McCREADY, away well but allowed to drop slightly off the pace, rushed up in the drive but could not menace. HIGH HOPE came up from along the rail in the stretch, but could not threaten. PENE could not keep up. LITTLE KEITH had no mishaps. FOURTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood, Aug. 22, 1936— 1:43%— 4— 122 "7 "7 Q A * Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 114 / / 7 *f A. n,s Winners in 1945, 2 lbs. extra for each race won. Claiming June 20-45— Det price, ,000; if for ,850, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,700, allowed 5 lbs. Net value to winner ,400; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % Mj % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "77244 MISTUCKY w 8 109 6 5 3* 3s 24. 124. I2 R Watson 2000 E K Thomas 6JD0 77159 IDLE SUN wb10118 12 6 44* 23 2« S Brooks 2000 W H Bishop 1.15 77587 ONE LINK wb6114 3 3 22| 2" l1 3s 3» D Scurlock 2000 Mrs L Wolf 5.45 75700 HERES HARVEYw5114 5 4 54. 6 5* 5T 44. P Remillard 2000 Fairview Stable a 11.40 767152 ASK ME wb 6 114 2 1 l 1* 31 44. 57 F Munden 2000 H Susini 2.35 76408 BLACK THRUSHwb5114 4 6 41 5* 6 6 6 N Pariso 2000 Fairview Stable a 11.40 Coupled: a Heres Harvey and Black Thrush. Time, :25V5, :49%, 1:15%, 1:42. 1:49 £. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , D • MISTUCKY 14.00 4.20 3.20 6.00 1.10 .60 Ml utuel rncesj idle sun 2.80 2.30 .40 .15 l ONE LINK 2.70 .35 Winner— B. m. by Bostonian — Our Margie, by North Star III., trained by J. Winans; bred by Mr. Junius W. Bell. WENT TO POST— 5:59. OFF AT 5:594; EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MISTUCKY, steadied early, moved when ready, subdued faltering ONE LINK approaching the stretch and held off IDLE SUN under steady handling. IDLE SUN, allowed to remain off the pace early, improved hn position from the outside, swung to the rail for the drive and might have been closer but for having to make up too much ground. ONE LINK overhauled ASK ME under urging and set the pace as far as he could. HERES HARVEY had no mishaps. ASK ME was used showing the way early. Claimed— Idle Sun by R. E. Leslie; Ask Me by Dearborn Stable; Black Thrush by Mrs. L. Wolf. For late charts see tomorrows issue
