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■ : —Official — ■ — — Racing Charts— — BELMONT PARK Copyright. 1949. by Triangle Publications. Inc. . ELMONT, L. I N.X, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1949-BELMONT PARK 1 1-2 MILES. Seventeenth day of Uiirty-two-day meeting May 6 to June 11. Westchester Racing Association. Automatic starting gate. Photochart Camera. Weather clear. Steward representing New York Racing Commission, F. P. Dunne; The Jockey Club, Marshall Cassidy; Westchester Racing Association, H. 0. Vosburgh. Visiting member of The Jockey Club, A. C. Bostwick. Placing Judges, F. H. Parks, J. E. Kyle and Nelson Strang. Patrol Judges, M. D. Davis, Calvin Rainey, W. J. Mara and W. Hyland. Assistant Clerk of Scales, W. A. Murphy, Jr. Starter. G. B. Cassidy. Timer, Austin McLaughlin. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, J. B. Campbell. Assistant Racing Secretary, J. G. Reeder. Assistant Handicapper, F. E. Kilroe. Racing Secretary for Steeplechasing, John E. Cooper. Steward representing National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, Fred H. Parks. KMoRaoin9 starls at 1:15 p- m- Eastern Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1. ? .. cu"Lent meeting, .30. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. * Mutuel take, 15 per cent. State 6, track 4, city or county 5. uf Jhrcl J*- aPPrentice allowance claimed. • Five lbs. claimed. S Seven lbs. claimed. •*• Ten lbs. claimed. i« w Whip, s Spurs B Blinkers In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish -of each race confirmed by Photochart Camera FIRST RACE 5-8 MILE Widener straight course. Distraction, June 4, 1927— :5B— 2— 125. 7 C O £ 7 Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Claiming. Weight, 122 lbs. Claiming price, i J X. U / 2,500; if for 1,000, allowed 3 lbs.; if for 0,000, allowed 7 lbs. May 25-49 — Bel Net value to winner ,275; second, 00: third, 50: fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 02,769. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va, StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds"to" 746542 OTHELLO ; w122 6 6 4J 1h 1i S Brooks 12500 J S Phipps 3l» 74746 THE CREEK wb 115 2 5 2h 3S 2| S Clark 1000O W P Chrysler 9:30 747422 SOB STORY w 109 8 1 11 2i 36 W Boland: 11000 Mrs E S Tailer 1.30 74322 TRUMPET KING w119 1 8 72 5 4i E Guerin 11000 Mrs E D Jacobs 9.45 74322 JEEP SUPPLY wb115 3 4 8 6J 51 R Bauer 10000 Apheim Stable 11.05 74322 FULTON w 115 7 2 , 5 72 6h S Perez? 12500 Sanford Stud Farm 45.50 748463 CEARA w 119 5 3 3h 4h 72£ T Atkinson 11000 G Ring 2.35 BILLMAN w 122 47 6J88C McTague 12500 B S Cutler 41.70 Time, :23and :47y5, 1:00%. Track good. r- Mutuels Paid- , Odds to , Mutuel rricesj the creek 8.70 3.80 3.35 90 v SOB STORY 2.40 .20 Winner— B. c. by Whirlaway— Dark Love, by Traumer, trained by J. P. Smith; bred by Blenheim Farm. WENT TO POST— 1:15.. OFF AT 1:16 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. OTHELLO broke to the outside, was quickly straightened away and, under strong handling through the last quarter, wore down SOB STORY, having enough left to stall off THE CREEK. The latter had good speed from the beginning, was between horses much of the way and, while closing boldly in the last eighth, was not quite good enough. SOB STORY broke alertly drew clear a quarter out when she suddenly ducked to the inside nearing the last eighth, then closed gamely when straightened away. TRUMPET KING broke slowly and failed to reach a contending position. CEARA raced with the TOP FLIGHT for a quarter and tired. Scratched— 74746 Broken Crown, 115; 74746 Show Place, 122. SECOND RACE 3-4 MILE. Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1939—1:10-4—126. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. 7 *5 9 f% R Claiming. Weight, 126 lbs. Non-winners of two races since March 31 allowed 4 lbs.; * u ° in 1949, 8 lbs.; non-winners of two races, if non-winners since March 31, 13 lbs. May 25-49 — Bel Claiming price, 5,000. Net value to winner S2,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 47,028. Index Horses, EgtAWtPPSt V2 StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 72961 WHIRL AWHILE w118 2 2 54 54 2h 11 S Brooks 15000 Calumet Farm 525 I£NJAM°U£IT w 118 . 5 1 2i 2i 34 2| E Guerin 15000 A G Vanderbilt 9.% 74347 TIGER TRAP wb118 6 3 3h 3h 1h 32 A Schmidl 15000 P A Markey 160 73892 PROP wb 122 3 6 6 6 6 4nk T Atkinson 15000 Vera S Bragg * 505 74325 GALLOPING GUS wb 126 1 5 4i 41 52 54 D Gorman 15000 G Ring "225 74480 ORBIT wb113 4 4 14 HJ 4h 6 G L Smith 15000 J W Nizlek 1105 Time, :22%, :46%, 1:11%. Track good. / — " Mutuels Paid — N , Odds to x M..t..A| D;.rwH,RL AWHILE 12.50 6.00 30 55 2.00 J5 UTUel rriCeS TANTAMOUNT 7.20 390 260 95 v TIGER TRAP 2 90 45 Winner— B. c, by Whirlaway— Heedless Gal, by Sir Gallahad III., trained by*H. A. Jones; bred by Calumet Farm. WENT TO P0ST-1:47. OFF AT 1:48 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. WHIRL AWHILE, slow to settle into his best stride, was steadied along while racing between horses to the stretch turn, was eased to outside for the £r»v.?T-???A.er extreme Pressure, wore down TIGER TRAP inside the last eighth and gradually drew out. ™N™M0UNT Pressed the Pace hand* saved ground in the late stages, but could not handle the winner TIGER TRAP raced on the outside while in close attendance to the early pace, wrested command while under strong handling in the early stretch, but had nothing left for the drive. PROP was never a serious factor GALLOPING GUS stumbled leaving the gate, was rushed up on the inside leaving the backstretch where he was steadied while in close quarters momentarily rounding the turn and failed to rally when set down for the drive ORBIT tired from his early efforts. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 1 .20— Double Poof, 3,736. THIRD RACE 3-4 MILE. Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1939-1:10—4—126. Terida Purse. Purse ,500. 7 9 A Q 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. Non-winners of two races other than claiming. * •* ° 7 Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of such a race since March 31 allowed 3 lbs.; any race May 25-49— Bel in 1949, 6 lbs. Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 03,335. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt % V2 StrFin Jockeys Owners Oddslol? 74531 ELLIE S. w118 10 2 42 32 22 12J s Brooks Calumet Farm 8 00 - 72582 LOYAL WORKER w 112 9 4 H 14 1h 24 H Woodhse Maine Chance Farm 5510 746572 SOLID TRICK wb115 11 2h 2| 3 3"* G Glisson Vera S Bragg 8 45 74060 NIGHT GAME w112 7 6 7h 7i 61 4" T Atkinson Greentree Stable 420 64458 OPEN QUESTION w112 3 8 62 62 51 5| 0 Scurlock A G Vanderbilt a-1710 -74657 KITTYHAWK wb 118 2 3 5h 5M1 63 E Guerin A G Vanderbilt a-17*10 723602 RETAMA wb 113 11 9 92 83 85 T* D Gorman King Ranch 1*35 74657 OUR HOSTESS w112 8 5 84 4h 72 88 C McCreary W P Chrysler 55 50 74657 QUICK RETORT wb112 6 7 11 11 9h 9J J Jessop Wheatley Stable BBS 727374 QUIXOTIC wb115 5 10 10h 10h 10 10 C Rogers G Gay 27*65 746573 PITY WH2 4 11 3* 94 Bolted. 0 Webster J M Roebling 6*95 a-Coupled, Open Question and Kittyhawk. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%. Track good. r— Mutuels Paid— , Odds to s M. D:*.«CELUE S ••••• 18-°° 9-50 5-7° 8-00 3.75 1.85 MUTUei T I* ICeS LOYAL WORKER 34.50 15.70 16.25 685 t SOLID TRICK 6.00 - 200 Winner— B. f, by Bull Lea— Mar-Kell, by Blenheim II., trained by H. A. Jones; bred by Calumet Farm WENT TO POST-2:18J. OFF AT 2:19J EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. ELLIE S., cleverly rated while racing on the outside, responded to pressure on entering the stretch to wear down LOYAL WORKER inside-the last eighth and guickly drew out under a brisk hand ride. The latter had good speed from the beginning raced a trifle wide and gave way readily when challenged. SOLID TRICK pressed the pace in hand, saved ground throughout, but lacked a closing rally. NIGHT GAME, slow to begin, was put to strong handling in the last quarter and made up some ground. OPEN QUESTION and KITTYHAWK were never a serious menace. RETAMA was always outrun in a dull performance. PITY bolted rounding the stretch turn. ~ • Scratched— 74657 La Rimda, 118; 73725 Maruca, 112; 74485 Wilhemine, 112. Overweight— Retama, 1 pound. FOURTH RACE 1 MILE. Count Fleet, Oct. 10, 1942— 1:34%— 2— 116. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds 7 C O 7 A and upward. Maidens. Fixed weights. 3-year-olds, 114 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. / J Z. / U Nel va|ue lo winner j2 275; second. 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. May 25-49— Bel Mutuel Pool, 29,424. - Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt V* V2 % StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to 749452 BALTIMORE JIM wb 3 114 7 5 H 11J 12 11 1J T Atkinson J R Hastie 2J» 746552 IMPUDENCE wb 3 115 12 4 4" 4£ 22 21 2nk E Guerin D Sutherland Jr 14.55 74945 HOBCAW BR0NYwb3114 8 1 62 6J 42 32 31 S Brooks Mrs W Gruschke 12.95 749453 BLUE THANKS w3114 9 11 11h 104 84 42 41 C McCreary E M OBrien 4 25 74323 THE BLUES wb3114 5 9 7h 8J 71 53 5* 0 Scurlock C V Whitney 1505 73079 BLEURY STREETwb3114 3 8 103 111J103 71 6| B James A F Wall 107 40 74945 FLASH OF LIGHTwb3114 10 3 2h 3 3h 61 71 J Jessop Wheatley Stable 845 747923 INDIAN JEWEL wb3114 1 10 92 5h 91 84 83 C Rogers J C Brady 34*65 745624 IRRIDESCENT wb 3 102 11 6 8491 5h 9i 9nk w Bolandi King Ranch *a-3*45 745623 GAY DEFENDER wb 3 109 4 12 12 12 113 116 104 G Glisson* C Mooers 1000 743233 SPACE SHIP w3 114 2 2 51 2h 6h 101 117 S Clark Phantom Farm 17*05 749454 DARK DAZZLER wb 3 109 6 7 3h 71 12 "12 12 W Metenst J A Bell Jr a-3.45 a-Coupled, Irridescent and Dark Dazzler. tSeven pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :475s, 1:14, 1:40%. Track good. , — Mutuels Paid— * , — —Odds to , in* BALTIMORE JIM 7.20 4.50 3.90 2.60 1.25 .95 Mm. utuel rricesi impudence 10.20 6.70 4.10 2.35 C HOBCAW BARONY 6.60 2.30 Winner— B. g, by Happy Argo— Close Quarters, by High Quest, trained by J. R. Hastie; bred by R. E. Lee Memorial Foundation, Inc. WENT TO POST— 2:52. OFF AT 2:52| EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. BALTIMORE JIM outsprinted his field from the start, saved ground while being cleverly rated and, when put to strong handling through the stretch, held his advantage. IMPUDENCE was never far back, raced on the outside throughout and, under extreme pressure through the last quarter, was getting to the winner. HOBCAW BARONY, taken in hand and steadied in the run down the backstretch, rallied from between horses when roused for his best effort and finished strongest of all. BLUE THANKS closed a big gap after being outrun early. THE BLUES was never a serious factor. IRRIDESCENT was always outrun. DARK DAZZLER quit after a half-mile. Scratched— 74323 Mossy Face, 114; 72347 Mer Hope, 117. Overweight— Impudence, 1 pandpd. FIFTH RACE ABOUT 2 MILES steeplechase. Fairmount, May 29, 1926— 3:40— 5— 147. Battleship 7C O 7 "I Purse. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Weight, 7 lbs. below •J * * I scale. Winners in 1949 of ,000, 3 lbs. extra; of ,000 twice, 5 lbs. extra Non- * May 25-49 — Bel winners of ,500 twice since October 1 allowed 5 lbs.; of ,500 twice in 1948-49 . 10 lbs.; of ,000 twice in 1948-49, if 5-year-olds or upward, 15 lbs.; of ,000 or ,000 MW1 twice at any time, if 6-year-olds or upward, 20 lbs. Hurdle and claiming races not considered. Net value to winner ,925; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 31,583. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt 3 6 9 12 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to liliL T,,J!?LEwsb914° 1 16 3* 3* 34 14 FD Adams Auburn Farm 3.20 ?£1«S£F£HKE ws714° 6 5 2* 18 1,2 16 22 T FieId Rokeby Stable 135 5 lilil nACJJS-r, w814° 2-2 53 4i 21i 22 37 J Ma9ee Mrs EduP Weir 2.45 3 l?£ WAR BATTLE wb8150 4 4 4h 6 56 415 415 J Rich K Miller 7.50 ? IVJ% 5? fl . wb 5 145 5 6 3h 5J 6 53 510 C H Willms Mrs C Sullivan 4.40 - 64872 BAND LEADER w5140 3 3 It 23 4h 6 6 D Marzani Brookmeade Stable 16.60 - Time, 3:53%. Track fast. t—%1 Mutuels Paid — , /—Odds to e MiifiiAf D»;,.« .f FL0AT,NG ISLE 8.40 4.50 2.80 3.20 1.25 .40 = UTUei rriCeSi GENANCOKE 3 80 2 60 90 30 v GALACTIC 2*70 35 C Winner— Br. g, by Battleship— Dream On, by Rochester, trained by Judy Johnson; bred by Mrs. Marion -duPont Scott. f WENT TO POST-3:22. OFF AT 3:22i EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. ? Start good from flag. Won driving; second and third the same. FLOATING ISLE, hard held for the first 5 mne jumps, began to advance on the outside in the late stages, responded gamely to increased pressure nearinq c the last jump and wore down GENANCOKE in the closing strides. The latter raced into a long lead in the early -stages, jumped cleanly while holding his advantage and, when shaken up soundly after the last jump, just failed □ to last. GALACTIC, taken under strong restraint soon after the break, was steadied to the eighth jump, where C u?ad° Dmc.e2 t0 cl2sf - °.n l£e Pacemake«" and, while going strongly at the end, was not guite good enough. ? WAR BATTLE passed tiring horses in the late stages. DRIFT was through early. BAND LEADER showed good S speed for six jumps and tired badly thereafter. . S Scratched-74745 Rank, 135. SIXTH RACE 5-8 MILE Widener straight course. Distraction, June 4, 1927— :56— 2—125 7 5 9 7 9 Thirty-Seventh Running NATIONAL STALLION STAKES Second Running Filly i lr , Division. 0,000 added. 2-year-olds. Fillies, the progeny of stallions nominated * May 25-49— „ Bel Aug. 15, 1947. Scale weights. Weight, 119 lbs. Winner-take-all. Westchester Racing . Association to add 0,000, of which ,000 to second, ,500 to third, 50 to fourth ...mi 1L t, JtQ -t nominalor of the winner; the owner of the winner to receive the balance, as well as 40 per cent ° of ,450, which is one-half of the total stallion nomination fees. The progeny of stallions which have not sired -a winner prior to Dec 1, 1947, allowed 5 lbs.; if claimed at time of nomination of such progeny. Stallions to ! be nominated as follows: By subscription of 00 each, or only 00 if stallion has not sired a winner prior to $ Jan. 1, 1947 Total subscription fees-0,900-to be divided on the basis of one-half to each division of the race. Filly Division— The nominators of the sires of the first, second and third fillies shall receive 30, 20 and 10 per cent, respectively, of ,450, which is one-half of the total stallion nomination fees whether they are the owners of the sire, at the time of the race or not; the remaining 40 per cent to be paid, to the owner of the winner of the race. Gross value, 4,570. Net value to winner 5,250; second, ,000; third, ,500. Mutuel Pool, 60,615. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt £ StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to ?S4 ff? ?c.n°cSES Wb1!2 3 1 15 1« 13 E Guerin A G Vanderbilt 5 ?S ?S4SIADMn™n W 5 t 2 2 21 2* O Scurlock Mrs G D Widener 4.60 ?S5f J?.RmLAvD ™° w Mi 2 3 3 3 3 T Atkinson Greentree Stable 2.00 73971 CALUMNY w119 1 Lost rider. B James J M Roebling 615 Time, :23, :46%, :59%. Track fast. x , — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to . Mutuel Pricesfli??:::::-;::::::::::::: "° H8 **" ,3 VNO SHOW MUTUELS SOLD. Vanderbilt Rosemont— Good Thing, by Discovery, trained by W. C. Winfrey; bred by Alfred G. WENT TO POST-3:57i. OFF AT 3:58 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but CALUMNY. Won ridden out; second and third driving. BED O* ROSES sprinted into a long early lead, raced true and held her advantage while being ridden out. SET ASIDE broke alertly, raced on the outside and, while under extreme throughout pressure through the last guarter, was unable »«t ,e w""e-. THREE AND TWO gave an even performance. CALUMNY reared in the sSlI as Se gates opened and unseated her rider. Scratched— 7485Q3 Rare Perfume, 119. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Dot, Sept. 7, 1923—1 :42/s— 3— 1 00. Spendthrift Purse. Purse 000 7 9 7 1 4-year-olds *nd upward. Allowances. Non-winners of ,250 since March 31 who have lr of"./ «V not won lwo *aces of 950 in 1948-49. Weight, 4 lbs. below scale. Non-winners of May 25-49 — Bel two, races other than claiming since March 31 or 5,000 at any time allowed 5 lbs • of ,900 since March 31 or ,000 in 1948-49, 10 lbs. * Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 16,821. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St 14 Vz % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to ISlSWARTED wb6109 4 2 3i 3i 23 1J 12J G Glisson* T P Morgan ! ijo 745642 BUG JUICE wb 6 114 3 4 5 4h 41 24 23 J Li Causi Bermill Farm 1 25 5o ? ?, 1h 11 34 34 R R0zel,e M«To iSn 23§ 736374 MOTHER w5109 2 1 4» .5 5 43 45 H Woodhse C V Whitney 415 74363 ARTIST LIFE wb4118 1 5 1J 24 3* 5 5 E Guerin J M Roebling 600 Time, :24, :48, 1:13, 1:38, 1:44i/5. Track fast. t — Mutuels Paid — , . Odds io , Pr:«.rTHWARTED 5.40 2.60 20 U0 M,.f„l • 30 20 utuel rrices] bug juice 2.50 2.20 25 10 A INDIQUE 180 40 Ruff; bred by Alfred G-Vanderbf,t- Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving: THWARTED was cleverly-rated off r n?, s.etcn iurn llied from the outside when ready to take command in the early stretch, disposed of BUG JUICE while under pressure an eighth out and gradually drew clear while being ridden out. BUG JUICE was between horses while being steadied to the turn, was forced to come to the outside for the drive and after making a rally in the early stretch, had nothing left when the real test came. INDIQUE was under energetic handling early to displace ARTIST LIFE, then gave way readily when challenged. MOTHER was always outrun. ARTIST LIFE was used up early. * Scratched-74565 Basis, 118. EIGHTH RACE 3-4 MILE. Nusakan, Sept. 13, 1939—1:10—4 — 126. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds 7 1 • 9 7 A claimin9- Nonwinners of two races in 1949. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners since # J im i •* March 31 allowed 4 lbs.; non-winners of two races, 9 lbs. Claiming price, 000 May 25-49 — Bel Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 89,923. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt V* Vz StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Oddslc"" 73889 MY LUCKY JOE w113 5 7 7r. 52 4J 12 R Wholey 4000 Quaker Stable 5645 74055 PESETA wb 108 13 4 1J 13 13 2* H Woodhse 4000 Mrs F C Rompel 2*65 734893 TRUE PILGRIM wb113 9 9 6* 72 3h 3" A Daniels 4000 F H Stark 4*00 739754 MISS NINA S. w 108 12 13 12J 114 83 42 W Mehrtens 4000 S S Schupper 2*40 73489 THRILLER wb 113 1 2 4h 34 2h 5"" C Errico 4000 Brown Villa Farm 15*90 72206 BINDO w109 8 6 5i 44.62 6" R McPhee 4000 Sunny Acres f-4350 74323 LITTLE TOPPER w106 7 3 34 24 5h 73 W Weingti 4000 Phantom Farm 11*80 73143 CHECKMATE wb 109 4 9 9h ,9J 7£ 8| C Erickson 4000 A F Plock 7*75 74726 FLIPRAS wb113 6 14 "104101101 91 W Passmore 4000 Paragon Stable f-4350 60625 GINNAS WAR wb 108 14 10 82 61 93 10h N Restivot 4000 M Prickett f-4350 74560 JAN I ES FELLAH wb113 2 1 111 124 115 119 T Atkinson 4000 F Lansburgh 11*35 74237 PRO wb113 1112 14 14 13 12| A Schmidl 4000 I Pomper 111*05 66521 LOCK LIKE wb 115 10 11 135 138 121 13 R Shufelt 4000 M Rauzin 93*00 72205 CHIP REEF wb 106 3 5 21 8h Bled. A Ferraolo: 4000 A Jeanfreau 36*60 f-Mutuel field. tSeven pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :22%, :47and 1:13%. Track fast. . , — 52 Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to . Muftia! Pris-acf eiandCKY JOE 114.90" 35.00 15.20 56.45 15.50 60 fYiUtuei rnceS peseta 5.80 3.90 190 95 l TRUE PILGRIM 4.20 110 Winner— B. c, by.Carrier Pigeon— Haeheart, by Broadside, trained by L. Paradise; bred by J R Stivers WENT TO POST-5:00. OFF AT 5:001 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MY LUCKY JOE, hard held to the last guarter, was brought to the extreme outside for the drive and, under a strong ride, wore down PESETA nearing the last sixteenth and guickly drew out. PESETA made the pace under good rating, saved ground much of the way and tired under punishment in the late stages. TRUE PILGRIM found racing room between horses when roused in the last guarter but faltered under extreme pressure. MISS NINA S. circled her field while closing with a belated rush in the final guarter. THRILLER showed good speed to the stretch and tired GINNAS WAR raced a trifle wide. CHIP REEF bled. . Scratched— 74287 Ding, 112; 73889 Pharisee, 108; 74847 Structure, 113; 74323 Flashy Gal, 103; 74560 Autumn Storm, 103; 73076 Jersey Day, 108. Overweight— Bindo, 1 pound; Checkmate, 1; Lock Like, 2. Attendance 18,618; Total Mutuel Pool, ,455,234.
