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J I l I of t f too x i I »- j v are re r ill ] ile r and id was as j d. he he j has as t *r. j ed i the he the he hi in ] id ; hi in ] t- | al, ; ig. j n- j gh ; Ve a a ; Luis Rivera to Make Ohio , Riding Bow at Beulah Saturday COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 2.— Apprentice ce Luis Rivera, who rode exceptionally well in in Florida during the past winter, will make ta his Ohio riding debut at Beulah Park Sat-er t- urday. Itll be the first day of the Buckeye ye racing season, marking the start of Ohios 194-day season as well as Beulahs 20-day ay meeting. ] Indications are that no less than 50 50 | saddlesmiths will ply their trade at the he , Grove City course. In addition to Rivera, such outstanding jockeys as Howard Craig, ! the riding champ at Beulah Park last ist spring; Budd Mills, who formerly handled ed the saddle duties for Hirsch Jacobs in New York, and Donald Pinkstaff and Jim Dob-ng D" son, both talented reinsmen, already are on deck. The "find" of the impending meeting, lg however, may be an unknown youngster — such as Sam Burnett of Memphis, Tenn. n- Burnett is under contract to Tom Jolley, 2j who has shipped his stable to Grove City lty from Keeneland. The youngster has not l0t yet ridden his first winner. In fact, he has l3f had only a few mounts at Oaklawn Park ,rK and Keeneland. However, Jolley, a shrewd, expert horse-er, je" man, believes the youth is ready to swing JJJ into regular action and says that he will rm get his big chance at Beulah.
