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Official Racing Charts Copyright, 1945. by Triangle Publications, Inc. Detroit DETROIT. MICH.. SATURDAY, JUNE 23. 1945— DETROIT FAIR GROUNDS 1 MILE. Sixth day of eighty-five-day meeting June 16 to September 22. Detroit Racing Association. Automatic starting gate. Camera finish. Weather clear. 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, .35. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. * Five lbs apprentice allowance claimed; t five lbs waived US Disqualified. EH Dead heat, a Coupled as entry. f-Mutuel field. V Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE Out oFchute. First ot All, July 25, 1942— l:093f,— 7 R 9 Q A — HI. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, O £ ? ** ng lbs. Non-winners since June 15 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, June 23-45— Det ,000; if for Sl,850, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,700, 5 lbs. Net value to winner ,400; second, 50; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % 1i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 77586* YLLOVV KITTEN w 4 110 9 8 9» 7 4* ll H Claggett 2000 Mrs C C Draco! 1 i2b 77940 BRIGHT TRACE wb 8 110 8 3 lh 2: 23 2 J R Lavton 2000 J L McKnight 16.90 77734 CHERRIKO wb 7 110 11 1 14 1| lh 33 F Weidmn 2000 J A Kinard Jr 4.00 77940 LADY STARDUSTw 5 110 12 2 3h 3J 3b 41 II Quintero 2000 Mrs L Wolf 21.60 77587 RTKWOOD JEANw 4 115 10 9 7* 6i 51 5J P Keiper 2000 Mrs E H Beezley 8.70 77825 JAY STEVENS wb7115 6 12 12 12 8h 6J J Glaug 2000 D B Carpenter 5.45 75581 DARBY DOLTON w 4115 5 11 10* % 7* l S D Birley 2000 Mrs G McMacken 36.70 74816- HALF GRAND w 5 115 3 4 6J 5h 6« 81 S Brooks 2000 W H Bishop 3.40 77587 BACK TO BACK wb 4 100 4 7 ll1 ll1 9h 9£ J Zuhrinii J 2000 A Wellman f-7.25 69711 ERIN TORCH wb 12 115 7 5 42 4ilO3 104 P Milligan 2000 Grissom and Sherman 3.55 77163 SHOELESS LASS «i 4 110 2 6 5J 81 12 Hi R Watson 2000 A J Halliwell f 7.25 7K252 ERAZAL v,b4115 110 8JIO2 11* 12 E Henson 2000 M H Van Berg f 7.25 f Mated ticld. Time, :23, :4745, 1:14*5. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , ki . B . /-YELLOW KITTEN f-Field .... 16.50 5.70 3.70 7.25 1.85 .85 MUTliel rriCeSi BRIGHT TRACE 10.90 5.90 4.45 1.95 CHERRIKO 3.00 .50 Winner— Ch. f. bv Epithet— Flight Mate, bv Mate, trained bv W. P. Shuler ; bred bv Mr. A. B. Gav. WENT TO POST— 2:304. OFF AT 2:31 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start eood from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. YELLOW KITTEN worked her way up under steady handling and wore down the leaders from the outside through the stretch. BRIGHT TRACE, hustled to the front, was used up dueling with CHERRIKO and had little left when overtaken bv the winner. CHERRIKO tired in the drive. LADY STRRDCST was prominently placed for half a mile. ROCKWOOD JEAN stumbled after the start, but finished well. JAY STEVENS made up ground. HALF GRAND had no mishaps. Claimed — Cherriko by D. Jardon; Lady Stardust by H. H. Fausett; Half Grand by R. E. Leslie. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. First of All, July 25, 19«-l:093s-■7 o o q c 3 — 111. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, O L 7 J jjg iYis. Non-winners since June 15 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, June 23-45— Det ,600; if for ,500, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,400, 5 lbs. Net value to winner ,400; second, 50; third. 50: fourth, 00. Index Hordes Eqt A Wt PP St li % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 77940 ED M. w 5 108 1 6 U~U l1 I1 J ZubrinicJ 1600 Mrs L Wolf a~L85 777292 CDY WETHERwb 11 118 4 7 44, 32 2J 2* R Watson 1600 Mrs B Hernandez 3.10 77587 OLD IRON w 4 115 3 10 3j 24, 3* 38 S Brooks 1600 W H Bishop 21.60 77729 NEVER ALONE wb4113 8 9 10 8£ 9 J 4h H Claggett 1500 A Wellman 12.80 771272 LINGER ALONGwb 5 110 12 2 12 93 84, 51 J R Layton 1600 J Trent f 6.75 77822 STANLENE wb 4 111 10 5 82 7" 6" 6i F Munden 1600 W J Susini 15.50 77P22 CHARGE w 5 115 11 11 ll3 11* 10J 74, M Qinterof 1600 Mrs L Wolf a 1.85 77585 TECLIGHT w 4 115 2 8 64 5h 51 81 4 E Henson 1600 White Spot Farm f 6.75 71563 BIG BOZO wb6115 9 4 5* 4h 4J 91 F Weidmn 1600 M H Van Berg 28.40 73173 JUANITA M. w 6 108 5 12 9 10$ 11« 10s C Turk 1500 Mrs L Goldstine f 6.75 777293 BRIGHT COUNT wb 5 108 7 3 7J 64 7J 11* J Favorite? 1600 Kurkjian and Dileer 16 90 775863 DONS COUNT wb4110 6 1 2 ll4 12 12 E Yocum* 1600 A and R Craig 4.85 f Mated field. Coupled: a-Ed M. and Charge. Time, :2345, :48%, 1:15. Track fast. Mutuels Paid Odds , — — , , to N ij in- C ED M. a-Entry 8.70 3.40 2.40 185 .70 .20 Mutuel rncesj cloudy weather , 1.70 2.60 .85 .30 * OLD IRON 5.20 1.60 Winner— B. g. bv Tintagel — Millimeter, by Sun Briar, trained by S. Lipiec ; bred by Mr. Jay D. Weil. WENT TO POST— 3:064. OFF AT 3:11 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start eood from stall gate. Won driving: second and third the same. ED M.. rushed to the front, tired in the stretch, but responded well an doutgamed CLOUDY WEATHER. The latter also went up fast, appeared as thoueh going to the front, but was not good enough. OLD IRON forced the pate to the stretch and tired. NEVER ALONE closed well. LINGER ALONG moved up briefly. STANLENE was hemmed in early. BIG BOZO was in close quarters early. BRIGHT COUNT could not keep up. DONS COUNT pulled up lame. Overweight — Stanlene. 1 pound: Bright Count. 3. Claimed— Ed M. by A. J. Halliwell; Linqer Along by Mrs. L. Wolf: Dons Count by J. L. McKnight. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 6.50. THIRD RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood, Aug. 22, 1936— l:432i — 4—122. 7 R 9 Q ™ P*11"816 ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 118 ** ™ * lbs. Non-winners since June 15 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, June 23-45— Det ,600; if for ,500, allowed 2 lbs.; if for ,400, 5 lbs. Net value to winner SI. 400; second, 50: third. 50: fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St U 12 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "772443 WINNPEARL wb 5 110 10 8 5* 6:l 3 i l1 l1 J R Layton 1600 Bonds Mill Stable 2060 777363 GOLD BILL wb 7 110 1 1 2* li l2 2h 2 E Yocum* 1500 W T Beezley 4.05 775843 SWEEPNACK wb5115 7 5 53 43 2£ 32 31 A LoTurco 1600 L and R J Fischer 4.80 77829 TIMELY FLIGHT w 8 113 4 6 74 9* 7 5J 4* P Remillard 1600 K Currey 22 50 77828 BRADWIN wb4113 9 7 84. 8h 8»k 6* 5£ F Weidwn 1500 Silver Strand Stable 29.10 763993 RED TET wb 7 115 6 4 4" 5* 5£ 4J 6« R Haber 1600 Mvrtle Maroon Stable f-20.90 77P29 WADDY w 6 105 2 10 9£ 7£ 95 73 7» J- ZubrinicJ 1600 A Graffagnini f-20.90 779463 COLOR WEEK wb5115 8 9 10 10 10 10 H Claggett 1600 F Forc-stiere 11.10 761183 BASHFUL DUCK m 8 115 3 2 3* 2"k 4J 8* Sj S Brooks 1600 W H Bishop 1.45 778233 OKOOLE MALUNAw 6110 5 3 lh ?U 6" 9 10 J Glaug 1600 Kurkjian and Dilger 6.75 f Mutuel field. Time, :2425, :4925, 1:15*5, 1:42%, 1:50. Track fast. Mutuels Paid Odds , — — , r- to , D • WINNPEARL 43.20 16.60 6.90 20.60 7.30 2 45 Ml utuel rricesi G0LD BILL 5-10 35° -55 -75 SWEEPNACK 3.80 .90 Winner — Br. m. bv Jacopo — Cloverplav, bv Mv Plav. trained bv J. Trent; bred by Mr. W. Lee Nutter. WENT TO POST— 3:39J. OFF AT 3:40 EASTERN WAR TIME". Start rood from stall gate. Won driving, irrwad and third the same. WINNPEARL moved up fast on the Mrtsiat on the far turn, shook free of SWEEPNACK and held off GOLD BILL. The latter, well handled, s.ied ground while making the pace under pressuie. appeared through near the stretch, but held on well. SWEEPNACK, rushed up from the outside on the far turn, appeared as though moving to command, but faltered thereafter. TIMELY FLIGHT passed tiring horses. BRADWIN closed well. COLOR WEEK lacked room in the earlv stages. BASHFUL DICK tired after seven eighths and pulled up lame. Overweight— Gold Bill. 2 pounds; Timely Flight. 3. Claimed— Sweepnack by A. Wellman: Gold Bill by Mrs. L. Wolf: Okoole Maluna by A. J. Halliwell. FOIRTH RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS. Shiny Penny, June 6, 1942— :52-,— 2— 109. 7 ft 9 Q 7 Fillies Purse. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. O L y / Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of a race of S3.250 allowed 3 lbs.; June 23-45— Det 0f ,150, 7 lbs.: of ,400, 10 lbs.; maidens, 15 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner ,250; second, ,000; third. 00; fourth. 50. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St li Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "7773PTASHIER wl04 4 1 1* l7 l7 H Hart R Ankenbauer 37o6 77731 MISS MARIANNA w 108 3 2 4* 3 2* F Wdaman J A Kinard Jr 1.70 77731 l.AURAMAR w 103 2 4 24, 4s 32 II Claggett Bomar Stable 8 65 75652 MEL CAVANO ■ 103 5 6 51 52 4h p Milligan T C Melrose 7.85 767272 MARCELLE B. wb103 7 5 31 2" 5s J Zubrinic A Bellegarde 3.65 RHODYS GAL m 104 6 7 7 6J 63 C Turk D Ferguson 29.90 77941 PENE wb 109 1 3 64, 7 7 E Henson Spring Lake Stud 11.20 Time. :23%. :47, :54!£. Track fast. , — Mutuel« Paid — , , Odds to IB* CASHIER 9.20 390 3.10 3.60 .95 .55 Mi. utuel rricesf miss marianna 3.10 2.50 .55 .25 LAURAMAR 3.80 .90 Winner — Ch. f, by High Strung — Mock Turtle, by Mad Hatter, trained by H. Trotsek ; bred by Mr. R. A. Ankenbauer. WENT TO POST— 4:15. OFF AT 4:15J EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. CASHIER outbroke the field, lengthened her lead under steady handling and had something left at the end. MISS MARIANNA, unable to keep up, dropped slightly off the pace after the start, was roused hard after entering the stretch and dosed willingly. LAURAMAR. fractious going postward. showed xpeed, but could not menace. MEL CAVANO closed well. MARCELLE B. could not keep up. RHODYS GAL and PENE showed nothing. Overweight — Cashier, 1 pound; Rhodyi:Gal, 1; Pene, 1. FlrPH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. First of All, July 25, 1942—1:09%— 7 O O Q Q 3—111. DETROIT HANDICAP. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. June 23-45 — Det Net va|ue t0 winner ,000: second. SI .500: third. 50; fourth. 50. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PI St V Vs Str Fin lo kcs Owners Odds to fl "77826 nVFY~TOY w~108 ll f~" 34," 2J 3» 14 t Favorite O F Woodward 20 70 77826- SHOUT ABOUT wb 103 8 3 1" l1 lj 2 • C Turk Mrs I. W.,if F 00 77826 D1M1T wl07 2 7 52i 3J 2* ■ H Leaaatu Mrs EMcCu.n 14 40 77943 CRACK REWARD wb115 9 5 4h 5i 4 i. 4 P K.ipor I.t Com T D Buhl 2 30 778272 NINE R. TRAIN wbIIO 7 4 2 4h 5" 5«| S Brooks Mrs B Hcraaadea 6 05 76283 UTTERMOST wb116 4 6 9h 102 93 6 R Watson II Hatch 180 77023 UMBRIAGO w 104 1 9 10l 92 6 1* J Zubrinic L De Latour 29 50 * 77607 ARIELITA w 104 12 2 7J 62i 7 8h P Milligan S Roucher f IF 10 76494 REGAL MAID wb 106 5 10 V 8 8 9 D Scariack F Forestiere f 1P.10 73271 POTSFY wb106 6 8 6h 71010- H Claggett Bomar Stable 16.65 76705 ROSKMTE aalM 10 11 ll4 ll6 ll« 11" J R Laytaa ¥ W Ellins f IP 10 77735 REDBUSH w 106 3 12 12 12 12 12 S D Birley J C Montana f 18 10 f Mutuel field. Time. :232, :4725, 1:14?s. Track fast. - **. Mutuels Paid - Odds to — • ki , |D • TUEY TOY 43.40 12 60 9 20 20 70 5 30 3.60 MuTuei rricesi shout about 7.40 5.50 - 2.70 1.75 DIMIT 8.50 3.25 Winner- Br. f, by Tiger— W.ne Tcp. by Messenger, trained by H. Trotsek; bred b Mr. O. Fiank Woodward WENT TO POST— 4:47. OFF AT 4:484 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall g.te. Won driving; second and third the same. TUEY TOY. auav ft. w„s steadied fmt held within striking dfistaace until approat lung the far turn, dueled with SHOUT ABOUT and held the latter safe under driving tactics. SHOUT ABOUT was nrshad to the front, could not ope with the winner, but finished wel1. DIMIT came up last from alone: te rail through the Stretch and finished stronglv. CRACK REWARD went with the pace, dropped back aflor three-eighths, raced on the antsidc and could ae4 menace the first two. NINE R. TRAIN dueled with SHOUT ABOUT, contributed to the bttcrl defeat and tired through the stretch. UTTERMOST went lorward briefly , dropped back after tbre*-eighths. but finished strongly. POTSEY lacked speed. Oxerweight — Shout About, 3 pounds; Nine R. Train. 3: Redbustl, 3. SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood. Aug. 22, 1936— 1 :13-.-— 4— 122. WHIP AND SPURS HANDICAP. Purse 0,000. 3-year-olds and 7 8 2 9 9 f upward. June 23-45 — Det Net va|ue t0 wmner ,500; second. S2.000; third, ,000; fourth, 00. Index Horses Ea/t A Wt PP St t % aV Sti Fm Joctteyi Owners _ Odds to fl 76881 AIR SAILOR w 3 105 12 6 lh 1» 1» 1* 1« J R Laytaa Lt Coin T D Buhl .70 779443 SIR SPRITE wb4108 8 8 b* 3J 21 2» * J Favorite 0 F Woodward a 6.10 77591 ONE ONLY wb6110 4 4 6 83 73 5* V2 R Watson E D Talbert 1.19 05 75857 MORETTO wb5105 7 9 12 ll2 94. aj 4 J Zubrinic L De Latour f 2C30 76880* MINA J. w 4 104 10 5 4r 4» 4 44 5 h p Milligan T C Melrose 37.88 77943 ROYAT w 4 115 9 7 72 6» 51 3» 6 i, A LoTurco Mrs J L Caasaay 14.45 a 77945 III NEIGHBOR wb 4 113 11 12 llh 91 8i 7l P II Claggett Bomar Stable I-25J0 77361 - COLONEL READwb4 111 1 1 2h 23 8 8s P Keiper Bonds Mill Stable 12.85 779433 TREI.AWNY wb 6 109 3 3 lOJJOilOi % 9l E Henson Mrs E H Augustus a 10 77591 BELIEVE wb 5 115 2 10 9J 7- 61 10l 10- S Brm.ks C F Martin 77943 MONO MILLER wb5106 6 2 31 5* ll6 ll5 ll"4 G Adkins Mrs I. Wolf I 77033 SATIN NOSE w 5 107 5 11 8" 12 12 12 12 D Scarlach Miss M Hunt b-l£.05 f Mutuel field. Coupled: a Sir Sprite ;:nd Trelawnv: b One Onlv and Satin Nose. Time. :2335, :47?5, 1:12%, 1:3S25, 1:4e%. Track fast. r- 2 Mutuels Pair1 — r- -Odds 1o , 11 tn« AIR SAILOR 3.40 2.60 2.30 .70 .30 .15 MUtUel rfJCeSj SIR SPRITE a-Entry 4.20 3.30 1.10 .65 I ONE ONLY b-Entry 4.50 1.25 Winner- Dk. ch. c, by Sweep Like — Miss Morocco, bv Stimulus, trained by A. G. WUsoa; bred by Mr. E. Gav Drake. WENT TO POST— 5:21J. OFF AT 5:23 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily ; second and third driving. AIR SILOR. awav well and taken to the outside, was hard urged and finished with something left. SIR SPRITE responded well, was brought out for the drive, but could not menace the winner. ONE ONLY dropped back after the start, came fast in the middle of the course and finished well. MORETTO parsed f.dtenng horses. MINA J., hemmed in early, moved up well on the outside when clear and tired alter sevea fu-longs. ROYAT rushed up brieflj on the rail on the far turn. HI NEIGHBOR showed nothing. COLONEL READ could not hang on. BELIEVE was blocked earlv and dropped back MONO MILLER was done early. Scratched— 775903 Bring Me Home. 112; 77945 Fettacairn. 103. Overweight — Sir Sprite, 2 pounds. Colonel Read, 5; Trelawin. 1; Mono Miller, 1. a SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Myrtlewood, Aug. 22, 1936— 1:43-% — 4—122.1 7 51 7 fl fl Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. / O J U U Non-winners since June 15 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; June 23-45— Det if for ,850. allowed 2 lbs.: if for ,700, 5 lbs. Net value to winner .150: second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 00. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St H Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to fl 77592 PARI KING w 7 118 5 6 5i 52 l1 l2 lk~7~C.ia 2000 N Thomas 4J8 77942* IDLE SUN w 10115 3 1 6» 3J 32 2l 2s P Remillard 2000 R E Leslie 2.10 779423 ONE LINK wb 6 115 1 5 43 4i 2£ 3£ 31 D Scariack 2000 Mrs L Wolf 20.90 772893 MAGNESICM wb 5 105 7 8 8 8 54. 4i 42 J ZubrinicJ 2000 E W Cragin 12.50 76818 BORIS N. wb5115 6 7 78 61 4* 56 58 Brooks 2000 A Wellman and90 77736 PRECISION w 6 113 8 3 2J 14. 66 6s 6 C Siens0n 1700 Mrs L H Silver 4.75 77733* FOLD CNDER wb 7 115 2 2 3J 7* 7£ 7£ 7| N Pariso 2000 Fairview Stable P. 30 77825 HIGH BROWN w 6 115 4 4 V2 2£ 8 8 8 R Watson 2000 Mrs A J Hafiwd 2? .80 Time. :24Z«;, :49, 1:15, 1:42. 1:49. Track fast. r- S2 Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , in* PARI KING 10.20 4.50 2.90 410 1.25 .45 M. utuel rrices. idle sun 3.40 2.60 .70 .30 ONE LINK 4.50 1.25 Winner — Br. h, by Pari-Mutuel — Hoptown Belle, by Zeus, trained by L. C. Everitt: bred by Mr. C. Lerov King. WENT TO POST— 6:00. OFF AT 6:00 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving: second and third the same. PARI KING, held back early, responded when urged and outlasted IDLE SLN. The latter was sent forward from the inside, was blocked rounding the far turn, came out for the drive and wis wearing the winner down at the finish. ONE LINK went forward steadily, dueled with the winner rounding the far turn, then faltered. MAGNESIUM moved from the outside approaching the stretch and passed tiring horses. BORIS N lacked speed. PRECISION set the pace as far as he could. FOLD INDER and HIGH BROW were done early. Claimed— Boris N. by Mrs. E. Cloud; Idle Sun by A. J. Halliwell; Precision by H. H. Fausett: Fold Under by A. Wellman. For late chart see tomorrows issue
