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I Official Racing Charts Copyright. 1945. by Triangle Publication*. Inc. Delaware Park STANTON. DEL.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27. 1945— DELAWARE PARK 1 MILE. Twenty-fourth 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. FlanagaR, 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 Jennings. Clerk of Scales. Edward Denmson. 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, .39. No Daily Double. * Three lbs apprentice allowance claimed. J Five lbs. claimed. *** Seven lbs. claimed I Three lbs. waived, t Five lbs waived, J Seven lbs waived [D] Disqualified. IBM Dead heat a Coupled as entry. f-Mutue 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. I Tin pounds waived. FIRST RACE 5 1-2 FURLONGS. Pavot, July 4, 1944— l7oT%— 2— 116. Purse 7 / ft t 7 9 ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming:. O / O L Weight, 117 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed June 27-45— Del for each 50 to ,500. Net value to winner SI. 650: second, 75; third, 50; fourth. 5. Mutuel Pool. 0.337. Index Horses F.qt A Wt PP St yi 12 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds lo "77814 LOACHAPOKA w 113 7~ I li 1£ li I* S Young 2500 Mrs E duPont Weir ~5.10 TETTINGTON w 113 4 8 10h 7j U 2" F Remheid 2500 H W Lehr 14.95 78170 SKF2AN w 117 11 9 92 6" 4h 34 A Schmidl 3000 Brandywine Stable 15.85 76631 ELLEN VALJEAN m 110 8 4 4 22 21 4£ R Root 2500 P Godfrey 14.00 78170 MAGIC STEP wb 117 3 6 51 3i 33 5l J Tammaro 3000 Mrs D Shea 11.05 75289 HAIRAN BEST w 110 10 11 11 11 93 63 R Phelps 2.500 Marmin Stable 7.95 77246 LERNERETTE m 112 9 2 SJ 4J 7* 7* L Torres! 2500 E K Bnson 16.25 77246 OUTLET w 110 5 7 6J 5and 6" 8* K Sc thorn 2500 Christiana Stable 4.35 78170 CURLER w 113 1 5 2" 8* 8i 9* J Gilbert 2500 J P Jones 2.50 76371 PHONFISS ub 114 6 10 8" 9* 10* 10« C Kirk 2500 T Rodrock 1-26.25 DARLING GRACE w 110 2 3 7| 101 11 11 A Snellings 2500 J H Melrose a 26.25 Coupled: a Phone s and Darling Grace. Time, :2V/5. :A1%, 1:01*8, 1:09J5. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to 1 in* LOACHAPOKA 12.20 6.80 5.00 5.10 2.40 1.50 M, UtUCI rriC6$ J TETTINGTON 13.60 10.00 5.80 4.00 * SKEAN 7.60 2.80 Winner — Ch. e, by Jean Valjean — Siren, by Man o War, trained by J. E. Ryan ; bred by Messrs. W. L. Jones. Jr. and R. A. Firestone. WENT TO POST— 3:32. OFF AT 3:34 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. LOACHAPOKA took command at once, drew clear eradually and won ridden out. TETTINGTON. slow to get conic, closed with a rush on the outside. SKEAN finished with a rush. ELLEN VALJEAN moved up menarinely on the turn, but tired thereafter. MAGIC STEP tired after showing early speed. HAIRAN BEST trailed early, was hard ridden in the closing test and showed a cood effort. LERNERETTE tired. ClRLER had no mishaps. Scratched— 77246 Her Highness, 110. Overweight — Lernerette. 2 pounds; Phoness. 4. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944 — 1:10*5 — /• -j - 7—109. Purse ,600 Plus 00 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds and 7o o O / J upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; June 27-45 — Del older, 126 lbs. Non-winners since June 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since May 28, 5 lbs.; in 1945, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Wet value to winner ,725; second. S375: third. 87.50: fourth, 12.50. Mutuel Pool. 11,693. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PPSt *i jjfc Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "75223 LADY HAIRAN w 4112 S 1 l1 I1 ll V4 A Schmidl 4500 L J Lepper 4.30 77250 LORD VATOUT wb7115 4 4 41 31 2- 2* J Tammaro 3500 J Arthur 5.05 78289 LORD WIN wb5119 6 6 63 5* 3i 33 K Scawthn 4500 P J Carev 3.55 779313 ILL BE BACK in 4117 2 I 8 8 6- 41 F Remersd 4500 T W Havward 8.10 78290 TEDIOUS MISS wb4 112 7 2 3 2h 43 52 L Haskell 4250 Lt Col G Ring 9.20 78465 PICCADILLY wb5114 8 5 % 6s 5£ 63 R ArduiniJ 4500 Mrs D Woodward 2.90 76564 ENTERTAINMT wn4 112 1 7 7: M 7- 7J W Mann 4500 Mrs E Herbert 28.55 70491 SINGING PEBBLEw 4 114 3 3 2J 4| t 8 C Kirk 4500 Mrs M E Whitney 21.25 Time, :23, :463s, 1:12%. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to N ii in* f LADY HAIRAN 10.60 5.90 3.90 4.30 1.95 .95 mutuel Knees* lord vatout 5.60 3.00 1.80 . .50 i LORD WIN 3.10 .55 Winner— B. f. bv Hairan — Ladv Meniiee, hv Menifee, trained bv C. Rauior; bred bv El Javel Farms. WENT TO POST— 4:01. OFF AT 4:02 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall cate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. LADY HAIRAN, away fast, was ■well rated and won ridden out. LORD VATOUT was knocked back at the five-furlong post, improved his povtion eradually, but tired after challenging. LORD WIN was close ; t the leaders entering the stretch, then faltrred under pMMiui. ILL BE BACK overtook tired horses TEDIOUS MISS dropped out of it after half a mile. PICCADILLY had no mishaps. SINGING PEBBLE was none early. Scratched— 778173 Petes Bet. 110: 77931 Voyageur. 115; 78290 Ask Aunt Ada, 111. Overweight — Tedious Miss. 2 pounds ; Singing Pebble, 2. THIRD RACE ABOUT 2 MILES. Mandingham, June 18, 1941— 3:42*5— 7— 143. 7 R A 7 / A Seventh Running GEORGETOWN STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. / O O H S10,000 Added. 4-year-olds and upward. June 27-45 — Del Net va|ue t0 wmner S9.200; second. ,000; third, ,000; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool. 0,087, Index Horses Kqt A Wt PP St 3 6 9 12 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to "782653 IRON SHOT ws 8 150 1 4 5i 51 21 2* li S ONeTill Miss E Widener 1L50 723982 ROUGE DRAGON w 7 159 4 2 2* 2J l1 li 26 W Owen M A Cushn.an a 1.50 782652 ELK RIDGE WB 7 159 6 6 4» 4» 52 4s* 3i J S Harrin K Miller 4.55 777102 MERCATOR wb6 137 2 1 1 l1 4* 33 412 J McGovrn W H Lipscomb »-1.50 754552 BURMA ROAD w 6 148 3 8 7h 8 8 5i 5« J Magee Mrs E duPont Weir 10.10 77932 BILL COFFMAN ws6147 7 3 33 3« 6* 6* 6« F D Adams Mrs S C Clark Jr 9.00 78265 FLOATING ISLE wb 5 152 5 5 8 73 78 7 7 G Walker T T Mott 4.05 77094 ROYAL ARCHER w 8 148 8 7 6s 63 3h L. rider.S Riles Mrs F A Clark 13.00 Coupled; a Rouse Dragon and Mercator. Time, 3:50%. Track fast. 1— Mutuels Paid — Odds to , ii in* I RON SHOT 25.00 7.90 4.50 11.50 2.95 1.25 MUlUel rriCeSj ROUGE DRAGON a-Entry .... 3.20 2.50 .60 .25 I ELKRIDGE 3.40 .70 Winner — Ro. g, by Chance Shot — Pervencheres, by Maboul, trained by M. H. Dixon; bred by Mr. Joseph E. Widener. WENT TO POST— 4:36. OFF AT 4:37| EASTERN WAR TIME. Start cood from flag. Wjn driving; second and third the same. IRON SHOT jumped well throughout, was saved olf the pace for a mile, moved into serious contention and wore down ROCGE DRAGON under strong handling. The latter raced in the first flight from the *tart. fenced faultlessly and held on eamely. ELKRIDGE! raced well, rallied mildly, but did not menace. MERCATOR was hard pressed while making the pare for more than a mile and weakened. BURMA ROAD overtook only weary horses in the last half mile. BILL COFFMAN hobbled badly at the first obstacle, recovered well, but tired after moving up. FLOATING ISLE landed poorly at the first fence, almost went dovrn at the econd and failed to reach contention after recoverine. ROYAL ARCHER was well rated for a mile and a half, moved up menacingly thereafter and was goine well when he lost rider nt the eleventh jump. Scratched— 77932 Greek Flag, 134: 72242 War Battle, 136; 763343 Picture Prince, 135. FOURTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944—1:10*5— 7 ft 7 "i 7— 109J Purse 51,800 Plus S900 in War Bonds. 3-year-olds and / O O / J upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 113 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; June 27-45 — Del older, 126 lbs. Non-winners since June 12 allowed 3 lbs.; since May 25, 5 lbs.: since December 20, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; If for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to 86,000. Net value to winner ,875; second. 50: third, 25; fourth. 50. Mutuel Pool. 42,210. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 M Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 77935 NOONDAY SUN w7 5119 5 3 3» 32 lh 1| A Schmidl 6500 Victory Stable L25 77935 MAE CASE wb 5 113 14 4n 4h 31 2-i R Root 6000 J L Friedman 2.25 77134 MILKWHITE* wb4114 fc 1 li li 2i 3 W Barr,*« 7000 M McCallum 11.80 77934 ABRASION wb 8 111 2 5 6 53 5s 45 S Youm: 6000 J Arthur 5.40 77485 FLYING TARTARwb 6 112 3 6 21 2i 4J 51 E Wood/* 7000 J W Bow lev 14.75 77931 GALLANT WITCH w 5113 4 2 5i 6 6 6 E Campbell 6000 F A PUraB 14.65 Time, :23, M%, 1:12%. Track fast. r—%2 Mutuels Paid — » , Odds to v k i , in NOONDAY SUN 4.50 2.70 2.40 1 25 .35 .20 , Mutuel rricesj mae case 3.10 260 .55 .30 1 MILKWHITE 3.20 .60 l Winner — B. e, by Neddie — Sunmel, by Sun Briar, trained by L. B. Deming ; bred by Mr. Willis S. Kilmer. 1 WENT TO POST— 5:09. OFF AT 5:09i EASTERN WAR TIME. I Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. NOONDAY SUN raced forwardly i placed on the outside early, assumed command entering the stretch, drew clear rapidly and, under strong punishment, held MAE CASE. The latter dropped back while in close quarters on the inside early, moved well under pressure in the closing test, but could not overtake the winner. MILKWHITE set the pace under J itout restraint, held on well to the late stretch, then flattened out. ABRASION loomed dangerous on the •utside in the early stretch, but had nothing in reserve in the closing test. FLYING TARTAR rushed into the runner up position after breaking last and tired badly in the final quarter. GALLANT WITCH was outclassed. I Sc rate htd— 78289 Rockwall, 106; 77033 Carmus, 116. I ■ FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944—1:10— 7 8 6 7 7~ 109- Graded Allowances Class C. Purse ,500 Plus ,250 O O / O jn YVar Bonds. 4-year-olds and upward. 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; June 27-45 — Del older, 121 lbs. Winners of two races other than claiming since May 28, 3 lbs. extra. Non-winners of a race other than claiming ■ince May 28, if non-winners of ,000 in 1944-45, allowed 3 lbs.; one race other than claiming since May 14, 5 lbs.; one race other than claiming since November 30, 7 lbs. Net value to winner .475; second, 50: third, 75; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 32,178. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St i j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to %l 78051 HASTEVILLJE wb5124 1 5 5 5 5 1" L Haskell Lt Col G Ring ~1 35 78289 HORNBEAM w 5 121 4 4 42i 48 2i 2i F Remersd C T Chenery fc.45 76777 PONY BALLET wb6111 2 3 li l2i l1 3* R ArduiniJ Mrs R H Heighe 8 60 776422 BLUE WINGS wb4115 5 1 2* 2J 3i 41 M A BtnJ Edge Hill Stable 2 05 78051 :1 QVTER MOON wb 4 120 3 2 3* 3» 4» 5 J Gilbert* H L Straus 6 85 Time, :22, :46, 1:1 %. Track fast. / — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to v i i ID HASTEVILLE 4.70 3.20 2.50 1.35 .60 .25 Mutuel rricesj hornbeam 5.40 3.00 1.70 50 y PONY BALLET 3.80 90 Winner — Blk. h, by Haste — Jamesville, by Pompey, trained by C. M. Feltr.er; bred by Mr. Charles A. Asbury. , WENT TO POST— 5:36. OFF AT 5:36 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and thud the same. HASTEVILLE circled the field and closed with a rush to take a close decision. HORNBEAM wa ssleadied along to the stretch, opened a eood lead when the pacemaker faltered, but was not quite good enough. PONY BALLET made the pace, but tired in the last furlone. BLCE WINGS was restrained, but tired when ureed. QUARTER MOON tued. For late charts see tomorrow s issue
