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Official Racing Charts — — -— — — — — Copyright, 1945, by Trlangfo Publications. In«. , Delaware Park STANTON. DEL.. MONDAY. JUNE 25. 1945— DELAWARE PARK 1 MILE. Twenty-second 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, WilMam Jennings. Clerk of Scales. Edward Dennison. 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 lbs apprentice allowance claimed. J Five lbs. claimed. **♦ Seven lbs. claimed. || Three lbs waived, t Five lbs waived. £ Seven lbs. waived 23 Disqualified. W Dead heat a Coupled as entry. f-Mutue! field. " jj hip. S Spuis B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears atter name of jockey. Steeplechase allowances: *Fie pounds apprentice allowance claimed. Seven pounds claimed. *** Ten pounds claimed, t Five pounds waived. + Seven pounds waived. || Ten pounds waived. FIRST RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Firebioom, June 30, 1942— 1:41 *5— 3 7 8 4 6 1 — 111- Purse S1500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds and u «* u I upward. Fillies and mares. Claiming. 3-year-olds. Ill lbs.; 4-June 2a-45— Del year-olds, 118 lbs.; older, 119 lbs. Non-winners since June 10 allowed 3 lbs.; since May 26, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,250; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,750. Net value to winner SI. 650; second, 75; third. 50; fourth. 5. Mutuel Pool. 2,116. _l!"iex_ Horses Eqt A Wt PP St M K V4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 77316 PPEY CORNERS w 4 110 2 1 tj PA. V l| 1, M A BtonJ 2250 Mrs H S Horkheimer 80 77371 LANCERON wb7119 5 5 5 3* 3i 2* 2* T Luther 2250 VV E Johnson 2 65 77937* GOOD NITE wb 4116 4 4 3 4J 4- 3* 3" A Snellings 2000 B A Murphy 6 35 77937 SECOND LOVE wb5114 3 3 14 V 2£ 4* 4" J Tammaro 2250 W E Lvnn 7 30 67077 NIDA BARKER wr4114 1 2 4h 5 5 5 5 R Adair 2000 J W Bow ley 26 65 Time, :24, :48%, 1:13S. 1:41s. 1:4525. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid— , Odds to — » Mnrnol P,;c. p0MPEY CORNERS 3.60 2.30 2.10 .80 .75 .05 uruei rricesj lanceron 250 220 25 10 V GOOD NITE 2.40 .20 Winner-B. f. by Isaiah— Pompeian. by Pompev. trained bv H. C. Little; bred bv Mrs. F J Navin WENT TO POST— 3:30. OFF AT 3:3H EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Wot: ridden out : second and third driving. POMPEY CORNERS, under stout restraint while nearest the pace of SECOND LOVE, assumed command when that one faltered and was ridden out to stave off LANCERON. The latter was rated just off the leaders, moved menacingly in the early stretch, but was never able to menace the winner. GOOD MTE saved ground throughout, moved well leaving the final turn, then hung. SECOND LOVE set the pace tor about five eighths, then tired badly. NIDA BARKER raced within striking distance for a half. Scratched— 77250 Mercy Angel. 113. Overweight — Nida Barker. 3 pounds. Claimed— Pompey Corners by Mrs. M. Spalding. SECOND RACE 5 1-2 FURLONGS. Pavot, July 4, 1944— 1*4 tt— 2— 116. Purse 7 8 A ? 500 p,us 50 in War Bonds. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Colts and . seldings. Fixed weights. Weight, 118 lbs. June 25-45 Del — Net vaue t0 winner ,650; second, 75; third. 50; fourth. 5. Mutuel Pool. 6,086. _I"dex Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % h2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odd* to 77IM» PIED PIPER wll8 6 1 #» 3s 1J 1*4 J Lyaca Brookmead Stable L50 SURRENDER w 118 8 6 2» U 2h ** R Phelps Mrs L H Augustus 6 70 SGT. ABE w 118 4 3 l1 23 3s ~3« C Kirk Mrs D Noble 7.85 778143 DIRL w 118 2 2 5* 4« * 4 I. Haskell Brandvwine Stable 11 55 75859 L.ARKMEAD ANDY w 118 7 8 8 8 6* 5J R Adair J W Bowley 7 85 PRANCING TED wb 118 3 5 61 6* 54 6* F Remheid W Hells 3 25 77814 IN TIME mill 1 4 3 5i 72 7« R Ro.t J Shouse 34 40 WILD KNIGHT wnll8 5 7 7« 7J 8 8 J Tammaro J J McCarthy 50.95 Time. :23. :4645, 1:00 1:06. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid— r Odds to , d.:«, i PIED PIPER 50° 31° 250 1 50 55 25 M..»..A| uruei rricesj surrender 7.30 4.20 2.65 1.10 SGT. ABE 4.80 1.40 Winner-Br. c. by Teddy Weed — Gold Witch, by Whichone. trained by P. M. Burch ; bred by Mr. W. H. LaBovteaux. WENT TO POST— 4:01. OFF AT 4:01 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily : second and third driving. PIED PIPER, off well but unable to keep up early, was not hurried for three furlongs, saved ground while rallying and drew clear to be in hand at the end. SURRENDER displaced the leader after three furlongs, was carried out entering the stretch and aheld on willingly under pressure. SGT. ABE assumed command soon after the start but raced wide while tiring in the stretch run. DIRL showed an even effort under punishment. LARKMEaD ANDY caught tired horses in the drive. PRANCING TED needs education. IN TIME was through early. Scratched— 76199 Bragyart, 118; 77814 Bill Cogswell, 118. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944-l:10-5- 7 8 4 6 3 7—109. Purse ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and O *♦ O J upward. Claiming. Non-winners since May 28. 4-year-olds, 124 June 25-45— Del ibs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-winners since May 14 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 20, 5 lbs.; since November 1, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner ,650; second, 75; third, 50; fourths. 7.50 each. Mutuel Pool. 1,076. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St *4 Vg Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 78173 BARBARAS GIRLw 4 108 9 1 lh 2* 1" PI K Scthdn+ 2000 OSullivan Farm 27 40 778162 HEDOVRHELS wr»5114 10 6 lib 98 y 2j R ArduiniJ 2500 C J Meister III 3 90 773652 PARTIDO wb5119 3 5 3* 3" 32 3» I Tammaro 2500 R L Hall Jr 8 20 77815 TYRONE ■ ws 8 118 2 12 8 5* 6» 4* M A BnJ I 2500 L Phillips 6 00 77816 KERRY LASS l«i 5 114 12 2 4* 4* 4J 4* A Snellings 2500 C N Moontv 310 77816 OUR DAMSEL wb 4 109 8 4 » I*J tt t* E Wood/* 2500 F A Piarulli 6 60 69563 SHOW HOUSE wb 6 119 5 8 12 12 10J 7 R Root 2500 P A Sullivan 55 00 77815 ROMNEY REX wb5119 6 9 78* 82 8* P Mill. 2500 Mrs J V Stewart 13 25 71609 JIMMIES AIDE w 5 115 111 U* ll* 11 9* T Luther 2000 J Scaffidi 5140 77482 SPYTEN DUYVTLw 4 113 11 7 6 6»i 74 10* W Mann 2000 H D Mosteller 9 70 71910 VDINA INFANT wr 4 117 4 3 51 1*4 f* 11± C Kirk 2500 E Warner 2125 7u4o0 BENZEDRINE w 5 114 7 10 91 10* 12 12 R Adairf 2000 J W Bowley 56 85 Time. :23, :463s, 1:13. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to N M..I...-.I D.:~~. f BARBARAS GIRL 56.80 23.10 13.40 27.40 10.55 5.70 UlUei rriCeSi HEADOVERHEELS 5.50 3.70 175 85 PARTIDO 7.90 2.95 Winner- B. f. by Teddy Weed— Running Scale, by Caruso, trained by H. L. Fontaine: bred by Mr. George Wellv. WENT TO POST— 4:30. OFF AT 4:32 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gale. Won driving: second and third the same. BARBARAS GIRL, in front early and steadied when displaced by OUR DAMSEL, raddied well when the leader faltered, drew clear in the nudstietch and was hard ridden to hold sway. HEADOVERHEEI.S was shuffled back early, came between horse on the turn, was steadied momentarily in the stretch, then drove through to be going best at the end. PARTIDO was hard ridden to stay with the leaders and tired. TYRONE rallied mildly in the late stretch! KERRY LASS, well placed early, moved menacingly on the turn and raced evenly thereafter. OUR DAMSEL, hard ridden to obtain the early advantage, stopped badlv when hallenged. Scratched— 77489 Trace Me, 115; 58914 Dr. R. Young, 115; 75155* Soma Lassie, 112; 76560 Peacemaker, 115; 77815 Beanstalk, 115; 72468 Attune, 109. Overweight — Benzedrine. 4 pounds. Claimed— Barbaras Girl by G. R. Watkins; Kerry Lass by C. E. Wood. FOCRTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:10*%— 7 8 O 4 t 6 u 4 ** 7~ 109- Purse ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds and upward. Maidens. Fixed weights. 3-year-olds, 113 lbs.; 4-year-June 25-45— Del olds, 124 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. Net value to winner .650; second. 75; third. 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 3,647. _I"dex Horses EqtAWtPPSt VI % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 55029 GAY BUCK w 5 121 9 1, 1* 1* F lh r ArduiniJ Mr, D Woodward 12 60 77639 INDUCTED wb3113 6 2 3i 2* 2 2J K St- thorn .1 W Y Mart... a 17 15 77483 SWING SHIFT w 4 124 4 8 5" 4» 4M» R Root C Turner 230 774842 VOLTUR NO w 3 113 10 5 8* 3i 3A 4* J Tammaro Mrt D Barret 2 95 72397 TEDSYI. wb4124 7 12 12 9i 7$ 54 F Remheid Mrs C A 1mm » 1715 THORNPATCH w 3 108 11 11 6J 5* 5 6| A Snellings P J Carey 5955 75965 HIGH VALLIS wr.3108 1 9 7J 74 6* !■ D Scocca WH LaBovteaux 5535 61b84 BELL SILVER w 3 109i. 3 10 9* 10* 9* 82 C Wahier Mrs L Logan 66 40 77030-5 PENDRAGON wB 3 113 2 7 4*» W 8 9* S Y-.ung Cdar Farm 2 55 69176 LADY DELLMEREw 3 113 5 3 10"* 11« 11« 10* C Kirk F E Moore Jr 14 50 68512 LITTLE FOXY wbSIU 8 4 2* 64 10J. U* L Torre* L Phillips 29 60 78172 OHTAIN w 4 117 12 6 11*12 12 12 R Lang/* J J Omrnm mm Coupled: a Inducted and Tedsvl. Time, :22. :46, 1 :124s. Track fast. . , — Mutueis Paid — 1 , Odds to , Mnf.iA. Pri *rf GAY BUCK 272° 1580 750 126° Ml 275 MUrUei rriCeSj INDUCTED a-Entry 12.60 8.10 5 30 3 06 SWING SHIFT 3.50 .75 Winner — Ch. g. by Swashbuckler— Faerie, b Ariel, trained bv C. Reynolds, bred by Mr Brooks Parker WENT TO POST-5:03. OFF AT 5:04 EASTERN WAR TIME. Stait good from stall gate. Won driving, second and third the game GAY BUCK was sprinted into a commanding lead early, held on well to the final sixteenth, then just lastede over INDUCTED The latter, always a foiward factor, failed to rally untd the late stretch, then was gradually getting to the top one! SWING SHIFT raced prominently placed from the start. Tallied well »i, the inside and was going best of all at the end. VOLTURNO failed to rall when placed to pressure. TEDSYI. came from far off the pa • to close some ground. PENDRAGON dropped out of contention early and could not improve his position LITTLE FOXY flashed early speed. Scratched— 78149 Busy Moments. 119; 77329 Willing Spirit .113; Kid OSullivan. 108: 77639 Gumdroo. 108: 76779 Problem Child, 114; 77364 Good Dream. 121. Overweight— Bell Silver, lj pounds: Lady Dellmere. 5. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944—1:10--,— 7 8 4 6 5 7~ 109-» Purse *2000 p,us J1.000 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and . "Pward. Allowances. Non-winners of a race other than claiming t a* ,.= rv June 25-45— Del jn 1945. 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.: older, 126 lbs. Non-winners of a race since December 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since November 10. 5 Ibs.j since October 1, 7 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner .100: second, 50; third. 00: fourth. S150. Mutuel Pool. 08,785. Jndex Horses Eqt A W t PP St Vi_ hi Str Fin Jockeys Owners" Odds to 77646* SOPHOCLES w« 5 126" 4 2 1 V P ji S Clark Mwt Stable 2 £ 77032* SPAKE MAM m 6 121 7 1 3 P| t 2*i S You..« Cedar Far. i3 78051 NANCES ACE wb 4 119 3 6 U 4«i 4« U A Snellings HDabon 5*3 78051 TETRA ROUK w.7111 2 3 2 P 3 42 W Mann I Phillip, m3 76205 POST HASTE m 6 114 5 5 4*. 6» 5* and* M A Bt.l A R Gartner 389i 77646 QUH.LON wb 5 123 1 7 7« 72 frlj 6 C KM Mr, S M Pistorio 17 1] 71796 AERA wB4117 6 8 8 8 7» 7» F Remersd W IMh 38JI 69680 PICCADILLY w« 5 114 8 4 62 5i 8 8 R ArduiniJ Mrs D Woodward ,k Time. :2225, A, 1:114, Daily Racing Form Time, 1:11%. Track fast. -- Mutuels Paid — . , Odds to , SOPHOCLES 6.50 2.90 2.40 2.25 MmI.114J P-I--C .45 Ji utuel rncesj spare man 270 230 35 il * NANCES ACE 2 80 .40 Winner— Ch. h. by Sun Briar-Alberta, by Diophon. trained bv A. Dunne; bred bv Mi Willis S Kilmer WENT TO POST-5:31. OFF AT 5:32 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily: second and third drmng. SOPHOCLES opened a commanding lead in the elirst quarter mile, was never threatened and won with speed in reserve. SPARE MAN was not hurried while within striking distance early, was hard ridden in the stretch, but made up no ground. NANCES A E. slower than usual leaving the gate, failed to reach serious contention TETR ROCK tired after being nearest the leader for three furlongs. POST HASTE showed good effort but was outclassed. AERA needs a distance of ground. Scratched— 77485 Belle Basque, 107; 77032 Army Belle, 107: 77817 Ariel Mission. 117; 71393 Thre*. cent, 112. For late charts see tomorrows issue
