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Official Racing Charts __ Copyright. 1945, by Trianglt Publications. Inc. ■ Delaware Park STANTON. DEL.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1945— DELAWARE PARK 1 MILE. Eighteenth 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, .40. No Daily Double. * Three Ibi apprentice allowance claimed. J Five lbs. claimed. »*• Seven lbs. claimed. || Three lbs waived, t Five lbs waived. X Seven lbs. waived | Disqualified. £B 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. J Seven pounds claimed. .*» Ten pounds claimed. + Five pounds waived. % Seven pounds waived. liTcn pounds waived. FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:1025— -j 7 — 109. Purse ,600 Plus 00 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds and 7 q i * and * upward. Claiming:. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.: 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; June 20-45 — Del older, 126 lbs. Non-winners of two races since May 15 allowed 3 lbs.: one race since then. 5 lbs.; one race since December 20, 7 lbs. Claiming: price. ,500; if for less. 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner ,725; second, 75; third. 87.50; fourth. S112.50. Mutuel Pool, 00.733. "index Horses F.qt A Wt PP St *4 12 Sir Fin Jockos Owners Odd to SI "75 GALLANT WITCH m 5 107 8 1 1* 14 l2 l1 E Wood/, 4500 F A Piarulli 7.05 72399 BLUE POM wssSllI 4 2 31 3* 2J 22 S Young 4500 Mrs G Fox 4.35 77437 ILL BE BA.CK wb 4 117 14 6* 7» 44 3l F Remeidt 4500 T W Hayward 14.70 772W SIR ECHO w 7 115 5 7 8* 4* 32 14 R Adair 4000 Mrs S M Pistorio a-3.15 76385 BEGGAR v. 4 117 9 3 ty 6t b* 5l A Snellings 4500 M Newmeyer 2.10 75360 VOYAGEUR v. 4 121 6 5 2" 2* 5l 6"* T Luther 4500 A I. Levinson 6 60 72345 WESLEY A. wb 7 112 7 9 9 9 8A 7$ J C GilbtJ 4250 J F Adams 41.70 76774 HERCULES wb4 117 3 6 TJ 5" 75 8* L Bowers 4500 Mrs S M Pistorio a-3.15 63054 RECORD MARCHwi 4 113 2 3 * 8M 9 E Crawl her 4000 E A Stone 46 00 -mpled: a Sir Echo and Here tile*. Time, :233s. :47l5, l:tt% Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to * . n - GALLANT WITCH 16.10 7.50 8.30 7.05 2.75 2.15 Mutuel Prices? blue pom 6.so 550 2.30 1.75 l ILL BE BACK 10.70 4.35 Winner — Lt. b. m, by Pompey— Galarose, by Gallant Fox, trained by V. Glorioso ; bred by Mr. Charles A. Stone. WENT TO POST— 3:31. OFF AT 3:33 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start eood lioin stall gate. Won ndden out; second and third driving. GALLANT WITCH was hustled to the front early, set the pace under good rating and held sway under intermittent pressure. BLUE POM, a forward factor from the start, was hard ridden in the closing test and made up ground gradually. ILL BE BACK improved his position through the running and was going best at the end. SIR ECHO, off slowly and in close quarters for the first quaiter mile, moved between horses on the turn, loomed dangerously in the early stretch, then hung. BEGGAR raced within striking distance on the o .tside. but failed to respond to pressure. VOYAGEUR tired after the first half. SECOND RACE ABOUT 2 MILES. Mandingham, June 18, 1941—3:425—7 — 7 7 Q O O 143. Rose Tree Steeplechase Purse. Purse ,000 Plus ,000 in / 7 J L ar Bonds. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of June 20-45 — Del ,000 twice in 1944-45. 4-year-olds. 146 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 150 lbs.; older, 151 lbs. Winners of ,000 at any time, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of ,500 twice in 1944-45 allowed 3 lbs.; of ,500 in 1944-45, 5 lbs.; of ,000 twice in 1944-45, 7 lbs. Claiming and hurdle races not considered. Net value to winner ,100; second. 50; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool. 9.528. "index Horse* F.qt A Wt PP St 4 8 12 15 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "72242 BILlTcOFFMAN ws6151 3~ 1 1* l3 l5 l3 l3 E Roberts Mrs 5 C lark Jr .75 72506 BOOH M II. w8 154 2 4 4 U 3* 2* 210 J Magee Mis FA Clark 2.65 77094 ABIDALE w 7 148 1 2 28 2« 22 3s 3s J S Harson Mr* D P Barratt 7.75 723562 GREEK FLAG wb 6 151 4 3 32 4 4 4 4 W Owen Brookmeade Mable 5.05 Time, 3:56. Track slow. , — Mutuels Paid — N , Odds to N kA , in* BILL C0FFMAN 3.50 2.50 75 .25 Mutuel Prices? boojum ii 310 .... .55 .... I NO SHOW MUTUELS SOLD. , Wmnei Ck. g. by Clock lower Welch—, bv Frizzle, trained by J. T. Skinner; bred by Mr. E. D. Axton. WENT TO POST— 4:00. OFF AT 4:00 EASTERN WAR TIME. St.ut good from flag. Won easih ; second and third driving. BILL COFFMAN assumed command at »nce. fenced well while setting the pace and was never threatened, winning with speed in reserve. BOOJCM II. was allowed to rare on own courage early, i allied when asked, but could not threaten the winner. ABIDALE racd wide throughout and tired in the last mile. GPiEEK FLAG was never a serious contender. Scratched— 76334* Picture Prince. 148; 663071 Knights Quest. 154. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:10? 5— q • -5 7—109. Purse ,800 Plus 00 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds. Al-/ 77 7 J J lowances. Non-winners of two races other than maiden or claim-June 20-45 — Del ng. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners since May 28 allowed 3 lbs.; one race other than maiden or claiming, 5 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Net value to winner ,875; second. 50; third. 25; fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool, 15,784. ""index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St J* *3 St r Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "77251 QHTRE CALL w7ll5 4 4 2h~ 23 22 1" R Root H I. Donovan 37.75 77252 HAPPY BCCKIE wb115 13 U U l1 2* L Haskell Lt Col G Riag 5.75 76886 RIAR RED wb115 9 9 9* J»| «» 3l A Snellings Mrs W W Vaughan 2.95 71988 BUNK w 115 3 7 4 3A 3i 41 S Young Orefield .Farm 14.30 77367 HELEN DEAR wbIIO 2 11 8* 85 73 5l R Duncan Mrs A Francis 39.50 75745 RUN BUD RUM wb 117 8 3 62 II 51 6" R Adair Mrs S M Pistorio 17.95 76847 SNARKJJNG w 112 11 2 3i 4* fcj 7b S Clark Mrs B C Sabbat 7.80 77252 BCTLER wb108 6 10 12 ll3 M 8h E Wood A F A Piarulh 5195 75966 GALUES wb115 5 12 llilOi MM t»J R Phelps J A Bell Jr 2.40 76388 PYROS wb116 12 1 51 6i 81 10- L Bowers A C Dumestre 143.60 713J9 WHETSTONE wbIIOIO 6 Ti 93 11» 11« C Wahler Mrs J Carson 65.30 77247* PIKERS BID wb112 7 5 10l 12 12 12 F Remersd Mrs H Bowyer 1100 Time. :235, :46%, 1:13. Track slow. ki in • QUATRE CALL 77.50 28.40 11.30 37.75 13.20 4.85 MutUel PriCeSi HAPPY BUCKIE 840 6.20 3.20 2 10 I RIAR RED 3.50 .75 Winner— B. c, by Quatre Bras II. — Call Ann, by Trace Call, trained by W. E. Jones; bred by Audley WENT TO POST— 4:31. OFF AT 4:33 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving: second and third the same. QlATRE CALL raced nearest the leader throughout, was under strong handling through the closing fmlong and was up in the concluding stride. HAPPY BCCKIE, well rated while showing in front, fought it out gamely and was just nipped. BRIXR RED, badly outrun during the early stages, raced on the outside while improving his position and continued on gamely to the end. BUNK, always well placed, was not good enough. HELEN DEAR came well after being in close quarters on the turn. SNARKLING showed good early speed, then faltered badly. SALLIES broke slowlv. was in close quarters early and failed to rally. PYROS had brief speed Scratched— 77368 Laurentia. 107: 773661 Post Boy. 110; 76202 Wee Ossie, 110; 73316 Romanicus, 115; 77367 Quiet Shot. 110; 77367* East. 110. Overweight — Pyros. 4 pounds. FOCRTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:10*5— 7—109. Graded Allowances Class D. Purse ,800 Plus 00 in 7 7 Q "? A / s 3 ** War Bonds. 4-year-olds and upward. Non-winners since Novem-June 20-45 — Del ber 1. 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-winners since October 15 allowed 3 lbs.; two races sine* September 1, 5 lbs.j one race since September 1, 7 lbs. Net value to winner ,875; second, 50; third. 25: fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool. 39,664. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* XS Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to~ "77485 POMPION vva7~119 4 2 21 2* 2J Is A Schmidl Brandywine Stable 5 95 72598* OVERI.IN wb5114 2 1 14 V ll 22 L Haskell J L Friedman 7 50 77485 NIPPY wb 5 118 3 4 4* 32 36 32 E Del amils H J Watkins 7 25 76887s ABRASION wb 8 123 1 5 64 5 5l 4" J Tammaro J Arthur 9 55 76777 TETRA ROCK wb7 114 7 3 3 P 4» 5£ M A BYn| I. Phillips 3.90 774852 GORGET wb41M 5 S 5" 7 6* 6* A Snellins* 3 W I.abrot 1.35 65592 ROCKWALL wb 4 117 6 7 7 ty 7- 7 L Bowers Mis D B Miller 84 20 Time, :2245, :465, 1:122s- Track good. i . i p» • /"POMPION 13.90 680 5 30 5.95 2.40 1.65 Mutuel Prices? overun 750 540 2.75 i.w NIPPY 5.90 1.95 Winner— B. g, by Pompey— Hilaria, by Polymelian, trained by V. W. Raines; bred by Mr. Arthur B. Hancock. WENT TO POST— 5:01. OFF AT 5:02 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easil ; second and third diiving. POMPION, showing vast improvement over his recent races, was alwjs well plated, rnoxed with a tush when asked and drew clear to win •s rider pleased. OVERUN, showing her usual good eaily speed, set the pace to the midstrelch, then |ave way. NIPPY, in the first flight from the start, moved through on the inside, then hung. She appears ready for her top effort. ABRASION moved well on the turn, then tired. TETRA ROCK dropped back early. GORGET was hari ridden but turned in a miserable race. ROCKWALL showed nothing. Scratched— 76887 Blut Proof, 112; 76564 Entertainment, 112; 75967 N«w Flams, 121. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944—1:10%— 7 7 Q "3 C ? — 109- Purse ,800 Plus 00 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and f / w 3 J upward. Allowances. Starters in a claiming race for ,000 or less June 20-45 — Del or a class D race since November 1 who have not won twice since May 15. 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-winners since May 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 20. 5 lbs.; since November 10, 7 lbs. Net valut to winner .875; second, 50; third. 25: fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool. 40.165. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* Ji Sir Em Jockeys Owners Odds to 76566 LA YAW Y wb6126 4 5 5 3i 2« l"1 J Gilbert P J Carey 205 74939 HARD HEAD wb4119 6 2 3* 2 U 2" L Bowers W T Jones 12.50 76565 I.ANI.AST wb 4 124 5 3 2 lh 3 S| A Snellings W W VangtsM 6.55 76777 NOONDAY SUN wb5126 3 9 74 5 41 4" R Adair Yictory Stable 8 80 77485 MAE CASE wb 5 121 9 7 6J 6 6 b- R Root J L Friedman 3 50 77485 mPPOMENES wb4 114 2 1 11 41 5 b" M A BtonJ Miss M Rexnolds 8 95 76887 BOTTLE I Mi wb5 116 14 4l 7h 7 7! J C GilbtJ May-fair Stable 14.40 76777 LADY GREMLIN wb 4 112 7 8 8 8 8* 8* ¥ Remheid Mrs D B Hiller 74,55 77033 WISE ADVICE wb 5 121 8 6 9 9 9 9 C Kirk Mrs S M Pistorio 11.90 Time, :23, :463s,, 1:13. Track good. ,— Mutuels Paid — n , Odds to , ID LAYAWAY 6.10 4.60 3.30 2.05 1.30 .65 Ma. uruei rnces? hard head 8.30 5.20 3.15 1.60 * LANLAST 4.20 1.10 ...4 Winner — Ck. g. by Whiskaway — Gutta Percha. by B Himself, Ronald or By Hisself, trained by D. C. Harrison; bred b Mr. J. P .MrDonoueh. WENT TO POST— 5:31. OFF AT 5:32 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. LAYAWAY was steadied while well placed early, rallied under good handling and wore down the leaders in the final furlong. HARD HEAD moied to the lead in the early stretch, then fought it out willingly while racing between horses. LANLAST, always a forward factor, was hard ridden in the drive and held on gamely. NOONDAY SUN showed a good effort and would have been closer but for larking racing room in the tin.tl furlong. MAE CASE rallied in the late stretch. HIPPOMENE quit badly after being in front early. The others showed nothing. Scratched— 77485 Sundial. 126; 73235 Which Ace. 117; 76887 Goodrob. 119; 75223 Lady Hairan. 116; 76565 Freelands Lad. 126; 77134 Milkwhite, 119. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Firebroom. June 30, 194»-l:4Hi-7 7 9 1 3 — 111, Kennett Purse. Purse ,500 Plus ,250 in War Bonds. / / 7 j Pa O 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of three races June 20-45 — Del other than maiden or claiming;. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 420 lbs.; older, 121 lbs. Winners of ,000, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of ,000 allowed 3 lbs.; two races of ,400, 5 lbs.: one race other than maiden, 7 lbs.; maidens, 9 lbs. Claiming; races not considered. Net value to winner S2.475; second, 50; third, 75: fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool. 41,644. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St j4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "76887 SM I LING LASS w~4 112 7 2 1£ I* 1* 1» 1J F Remersd G Perrv 8.40 774882 BLACK OBJECT wb 4 106 2 1 22 2l 2* 2 2! M A BtnJ Edeehill Stable 2 95 77031 PRESSURE m 4 117 1 7 6" 63 4J 33 J Lnch Brookmeade Stable 1.25 77818 BRIGHT ARGOSYw5116 6 6 52 5J 5 5i 42 T Luther S V DTva 8.90 76093 FRIEND OR EOEwb 4 110 5 3 3i 31* 31 4£ 5 J C GilbtJ Mrs H Werner 6.85 77484 SERGEANT J. Y.wb4106 3 4 4s 42 6+ 64 64 R Arduini J V OConnor 27.80 76566 BALLAST w 4 115 4 5 7 7 7 7 7 L Torres W E Johnson 20.10 Time, :23*s, :47s, 1:12*s. 1:39-i5, 1:445. Track good. — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , in • SMILING LASS 18.80 8.00 3.50 8.40 3.00 .75 M, utuei Prices? black object 4.10 2.80 1.05 .40 1 PRESSURE 2.50 .25 Winner— B. f, bv War Hero— Fascinate, bv Sir Gallahad III., trained bv R. Pending; bred by Mr. Robert I. Walden. WENT TO POST— 6:01. OFF AT 6:0H EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Wen driving; second and third the same. SMILING LASS drew clear gradually in the opening half, was perfectly rated to the stretch, then had enough in reserve to otitfinilfc BLACK OBJECT. The latter was lated jiM off the leader, moved up menacingly in the early stretch, was very confidently handled inside the furlong pole, then was hard ridden when it became apparent she was beaten. PRESSURE w.t3 badiy outrun early, saved ground while movinc. but was not good enough. BRIGHT ARGOSY ran an even race. FRIEND OR FOE tired alter three quarters. SERGEANT J. V. raced in contention for a half. BALLAST was snatched up sharply at the break and was unable to do his best when jockey Torres feet became dislodged from the sti nip irons. Overweight — Smiling Lass. 2 pounds: Black Object. 3. For late charts see tomorrow s issue
