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Official Racing Charts . Copyright, 1945, by Triangle Publications. Inc. Delaware Park STANTON. DEL.. FRIDAY. JUNE 29. 1945— DELAWARE PARK 1 MILE. Twenty-sixth day ot thirty-day meeting May 29 to July 4. Delaware Steeplechase and Race Association. Automatic starting gate. Camera finish. Weather cloudy. 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 Jennmqs. 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, .39. No Daily Double. * Three lbs apprentice allowance claimed. * Five lbs. claimed. »*» Seven lbs. claimed. || Three lbs. waived, t Fie lbs waned I Seven lbs waived ■ Disqualified. |DH] 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. * Seven pounds claimed. «** Ten" pounds claimed, t Five pounds waived. J Seven pounds waived. I| Ten pounds waived. FIRST RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— lOtH— 7— 7 8 9 4 0 109- PurSe 500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and / o 7 ** u upward. Claiming. Non-winners since May 28. 4-year-olds, 124 June 29-45— Del ibs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-winners since May 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since December 20, 5 lbs.; since November 1, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each S250 to §1,500. Net value to winner SI. 650; second, 75; third, S150; fourth, 5. MutueJ Pool, 5,300. Index Horses Eqt A Wt FP St *j jjj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 73173 BARNACLE w 4 117 4 11 10 94 6j lj A Snellings 1750 I B~iebe7 3L95 785603 HADA STAR w 7 115 11 4 6i 4" 52 2" J Gilbert 1500 A Hullcoat 3.25 76201 ALATOMO w 5 114 10 1 4J ll 14 3J WBarr/, 2000 Phoebe Phillips 6.85 77489 FLYING NFD wb 5 112 5 6 53* 3J 4J M A BtnJ 1750 A Massimiano 6.45 77815 BEANSTALK w 5 119 1 7 7and 8 J 44 5" C Kirk 2000 Anita Garisto 7.55 76779 PROBI..M CHILD w 4 103 6 5 3" 2£ 2" 6i J HmiltnJ 1500 T A Antoine 56.95 70655 BARONET * 5 119 2 10 9i 10 7| 74 R Root 2000 Mrs A S Dodd 7.70 78463 ROMNEY REX w.5119 8 8 8« 7b 84 8* P Mills 2000 Mrs J V Stewart 5.90 76664 TARFCN wb4 113 7 2 24 5« 9» 9* j Tammaro 1500 I.t Com B Sharp 45.65 72468 ATTUNE waSlM 9 3 14 64 10 10 R Arduinit 2000 Mrs J Welch 9.50 77489 TRACE ME wb5115 3 9 Lost rider. A Schnndl 1500 Mrs G D McCleary 11.70 Time, :2325, :472fc, 1:14. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to N D..~~~ BARNACLE 65.90 21.60 11.30 31.95 9.80 4.65 M..4-..rJ utuel rricesj hada star 5.60 3.40 i.so .70 l ALATOMO 5.00 1.50 Winner— Dk. br. g, by Kerry Patch— Trim Rigging, by Teddy, tiained by E. Jacobs; bred by Mr. Yroo-man S. Higbv. WENT TO POST— 3:32. OFF AT 3:32| EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. BARNACLE, badly outrun for a half, was well handled while moving between horses in the stretch and won under strong pressure. HADA STAR was steadied while within striking distance of the leaders, moved gamely when called upon, took command just before reaching the wire, but could not resist the winner. ALATOMO, off well but unable to hold the early advantage, again moved to the front on the turn, drew clear gradually, but tired. FLYING NED, in the first tlieht from the start, loomed dangerous at the furlong pole but hung. BEANSTALK showed a good effort, but tired in the late stretch. PROBLEM CHILD showed very good speed to the stretch. TARFUN was through early. ATTUNE stopped to a walk, after showing in front early. TRACE ME stumbled and unseated rider at the five and one-half furlong pole. Scratched— 751552 Soma Lassie, 112; 784632 Headoverheels, 114; 77028 Idle Gossip, 110; 77035 Counsellor, 110: 767783 Ginger Man. 115; 77364 Knute, 112; 75563 Hav-U-Heard. 108. SECOND RACE ABOUT 2 MILES. Mandingham, June 18, 1941— 3:43%— 7— 7 8 9 7 4 *f 1 I 143, Purse 000 Plus S1.000 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and up-O Ward. Steeplechase. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since June 29-45— Del May 15. 4-year-olds, 146 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 150 lbs.; older, 151 lbs. Non -winners since May 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since November 1, 5 lbs.; since October 5, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,800; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,200. Net value to winner ,100; second, 50; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool. 8,053. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 4 8 12 15 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 78026 SIR BLUESTEELwb 9 144 2 4 3 3« 2=» 1and 1" F D Adams 1800 G M Stephens Jr 905 779102 DANNY DEEVERws 9 151 7 7 5M« 4:« 2£ 2 J S Riles 1800 Col L Nelles a 3 40 78265 OSSABAW w 11 151 5 1 1* I* 14 3* 3** g Walker 1800 T T Mott 70 78555 TREFORD wb13 138 1 2 2i 22 3 41043 R Miller 1200 W G Jones 26 40 76353 BAGPIPE w 11 138 3 3 44 5» 6 P 5° W Owens 1200 Mrs S Green Sr 11 50 77209 ATOM SMASHER w 7 1394 4 6 6 6 54 6 6 V Hames 1200 Mrs R P Kirk 14 65 77793 CAT LEG wb5130 8 5 Lost rider. D Packer* 1200 Mrs C E 4dams 50 95 77910 ROYAL HEELS wb7144 6 Refused. J S Harrin 1800 Col K R Marshall a-3.40 Coupled: a Danny Decvcr and Royal Her!*. Time, 4:05. Track slow. r- S2 Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , Dk„.««.5!R BLUESTEEL 20.10 7.90 3.20 9.05 2.95 .60 M..»..A| UtUel rNCeS, DANNY DEEVER a-Entry ... 4.40 2.50 120 25 * OSSABAW 2.30 .15 Winner— Gr. g, by Sir Gre steel— Peeping Star. bv Sir Martin, trained k.v N. Cce: bred by Labrot and Co WENT TO POST— 4:02. OFF AT 4:024 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from Hag. Won easily , second and third driving. SIR BI.CESTEEL was steadied for the first mile, moved with good energy when asked, drew clear rapidly approaching the final fence, almost lost rider when lie landed badly, then recovered to be an easy winner. DANNY DEEVER raced well placed while fencing well and had no excuses. OSSABAW was in front for a mile *nd a half, had no mishaps, but tired. TREFORD loomed dangerous for a mile and a half, then stopped. BAGPIPE and ATOM SMASHER showed nothing. CAT LEG showed no jumping ability and iost rider at the third jump. ROYAL HEELS refused to break. Scratched— 75156 MaMies Lad, 138; 57317 Fiemar, 133; 785553 Meeting House, 140. Overweight — Atom Smasher. 14 pounds. THIRD RACE 1 1-2 MILES. Ksar of Audley, June 19, 1942—2:32—5—126. 7 8 9 4 2 Montchannin Handicap. Purse ,000 Plus ,000 in War Bonds. f O 7 L. 3-year-olds and upward. Starters in a claiming race for a claim-June 29-45— Del mg price of ,000 or less since October 1 or grade D race since that date. Net value to winner ,100; second. 50; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 9,043. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 1i 1 l*j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 78174 MUGS GAME wb5116 3 3 24 2* V 2 1» D Scocca A Massimiano 75 78561 AIR POWER w 4 108 2 1 1» 1« 14 14 23 K Scawthn L Phillips 8 60 78174 OPENING BID wb 6 119 4 4 4 4 4 34 35 A Snellings Mrs H Werner 3 45 781742 VALDIYIA wsb 5 114 1 2 34 3" 3« 4 4 R Root H L Donovan 3 50 Time. :242, :49, 1:15i, 1:40, 2:06] 5, 2:32%. Track good. t — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to N Mutuel rricesiAiR power 4.20 .... no IflO SHOW MUTUELS SOLD. Winner— B. g, by Easton or Pay Up — Betagain II., by Gainsborough, trained by D. Yates; bred by The Cliveden Stud England.- WENT TO POST— 4:31. AT POST— 4:314 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MUGS GAME was under double wraps while in nearest pursuit of the pace for a mile, moved to the leader well in the early stretch, was hard ridden to displace him, then appeared ready to draw clear. AIR POWER, well rated while setting the pace, held on extremely well under good handling but could not resist the winner. OPENING BID, taken under restdaint after breaking slowest of all, rallied only mildly and faile dto become a serious threat. VALDIVA raced within striking distance while snugged earlv, but flattened out under pressure Scratched— 77936 Friend or Foe, 110. FOURTH RACE 5 1-2 FURLONGS. Pavot, July 14, 1944—1:04—2—116. Purse 7 ft Q A ,500 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Maidens. # o 7 t j Fixed weignts# Weight, H6 lbs. June 29-45 Del — Net va|ue t0 winner ,650; second, 75; third, 50; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 9,427. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St li, % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 785563 WHY NOT ME wb116 5 2 24 2* 2« Ink j i.vnch Brookmeade Stable 2~40 75741* RED SHOES wb116 l 3 1 J 1» 1J 2« C Kirk H E Jackson 2 60 LADY NOONDAY w!16 6 1 61 54 31 3* R Phelps J A Bell Jr 8 25 POPO LASS wll6 8 7 71 6* 6 4 J F Remheid W Helis ,6 85 764582 PROPOSITION w 116 7 6 8 7* 7* 5* K Sc thorn Knollwood Stable 4 55 78556 PETES BEST w 116 2 4 3* 4± 5* 6b A Schmidl Mrs C P Miles 14 30 TEDDYS VIXEN w 116 4 8 54 P 44 73 L Bowers W Helis a 6 85 AIRY ACRES w 116 3 5 4 - 8 8 8 J Gilbert A Hullcoat 15.40 Coupled: a Popo La s and Teddys Vixen. Time, :22S, :47, :59%, 1:06*5. Track good. / — Mutuels Paid- , Odds to , Mutual Prirf WHY N0T ME 680 37° 29° 2.40 .85 .45 utuel rrices. red shoes 4.20 350 no 75 I LADY NOONDAY 4.70 U5 Winner— Ch. f, by Menow— Mary Terry, by Terry, trained by P. M. Burch; bred by Mr. A. C. Ernst WENT TO POST— 5:04. OFF AT 5:06 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. WHY NOT ME raced nearest the leader to the stretch, responded to pressure and gradually wore down RED SHOES. The latter sprinted into a commanding lead early, raced true and, under strong handling, fought it out willingly. LADY NOONDAY, off alertly but unable to remain in contention early, taught tired horses in the drive. POPO LASS raced evenly. PETES BEST Dashed speed. AIRY ACRES had early speed but stopped when apparently bothered leavinf the backstretch. FIFTH RACE 3-4 MILE Out of Chute. Ideal Gift, June 27, 1944— 1:10s.-, — 7— 7 8 9 4 4 109* Purse 81,700 Plus 50 in War Bonds. 4-year-olds and up-# O 7 *f *fr Ward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 124 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. Non-winners June 29-45— Del sjnCe June 15 allowed 3 lbs.; since May 28, 5 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net_yalue_ to winner SI .800 j second, 12.50; third, S187.50; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 2,985. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. % SUFin Jockeys Owners Odds to tl ~~ 77817 PETES BET w b 6 111 6 1 3MU3 p M A Byn; 3500 Mrs C P Miles 1 75 77817 GIRI.ETTE wb6116 7 i 8 7a 41 2s D Scocca 4000 A Massimiano a 4 30 78292 TACK ROOM wb 5 118 5 3 54 6h 64 34 K Scawthn 4000 Mrs G Fox 4 95 77931 VOYAGECR w4119 2 4 2l 34 54 44 T Luther 4000 A L Levinson 7 45 78463 KERRY LASS nSH 15 1" 24 2» 54 A Snellings 3200 C E Wood a 4 30 69402 NEDWIN wr4 114 3 8 61 54 34 63 A Schmidl 3500 T B Edge 2160 78464 GAY BCCK w 5 111 8 7 4 4 7» 7« E Wood,*, 3000 Mrs D Woodward 4/0 63812 LAS VEGAS w 4 109 4 6 71 8 8 8 R Rootf 3000 Mrs D B Miller 17.15 Coupled: a Girlette and Kerry Lass. Time, :22, :46, 1:12%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to ID* PETES BET 5.50 330 2.60 1.75 .65 .30 Ma. UtUel rriCeSi GIRLETTE a-Entry 4.30 3.20 1.15 .60 I TACK ROOM 3.10 .55 Winner-Ch. g. bv Wise Pete — Arwington Bettv, bv Old Koenig, trained by C. P. Miles; bred l Mrs, M. R. Waugh. WENT TO POST— 5:32. OFF AT 5:324 EASTERN WAR TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. PETES BET, raced in near pursuit of the pace from the start, assumed command on the turn and drew clear without being urged. GIRLE1 IE, slow to settle into best stride, was forced to take the overland route, but while best of the other*, was no mach for the winner. TACK ROOM rallied mildly to catch tired horses in the losing furlong. VOYAGECR was hard ridden in an attempt to obtain an early advantage, then tired when the real test came. KERRY LASS raced through on the inside to assume to command, then falteied when challenged. For late charts see tomorrows issue
