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■ Official Racing Charts- DETROIT I Copyright. 1952. bv Triangle Publications. Inc. ■ DETROIT. MICH , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. 1952— DETROI1 RACE TRACK 1 MILE. Twenty-third day of fifty-six-day meeting May 23 to July 26. Michigan Racing Association, Inc. Automatic starting gate. Crowley-Jones Camera. Weather clear. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission. L. H. Walter. Stewards, J. S. Young and A. L. Copland. Jr Placing Judges, Fredrick Farrell, Hart Dernham and James Ross, Jr. Patrol Judges, Lyle Dowling and John Hughey. Paddock Judge, William Kelly. Clerk of Scales, Melvin Mackin. Starter, John Morrissey. Timer. James Gruber Racing Secretary and Handicapper. C. J. McLennan. Assistant Racing Secretary, S. S. Brcwn. Racing starts at 3:45 p. m. Eastern Standard Time Saturday* and holidays. 2:00 p. m. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1951, .30; current meeting. .30. Percentage of favorites in the money, .68. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries run as one; .no field horses. Mutuel take, 11 per cent State 5 plus annual license fee, track 6 Five lbs apprentice allowance claimed* J Seven lbs claimed A Ten lbs. claimed W Whip. S Spurs. B Blinkers in claiming races price appears after name of jockey Complete finish of each race confirmed by Crowley-Jones Camera Corp. FIRST RACE 6 FURLONGS out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5— 115. Purse ,000. o ~J A 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. 4-year-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 122 lbs Non winners 6r U O / 4 since May 20 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 2, 6 lbs. Claiming price. ,000. June 18-53 — Det Net value to winner ,300; second. 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 0.381. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vi Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr Owners Odds to 476022 RAY STRIDE w5116 2 5 _| 1« 1» 1« L C Cook 3000 M H VanBerg 4 60 601953 NICE TINT w4110 4 4 3* S»J 24 28 R Spencer* 3000 Pollard and Harkins 190 595403 LADY LOCKS wb5117 17 65 4J 42 3* W M Cook 3000 A Lamcureux 5 80 59093 GAY TEN wb6111 3 6 1* 2 34 4n E Anyon 3000 Mrs F Stafford 8 40 60061 PAJARA wb7117 5 9 81 7 6J 5rk J Valenti* 3000 H Nutter 14 10 59415 DJYMY wb 5 122 8 2 7J 82 7? 6 S Armstng 3000 Mrs A 0 Cieff 13.40 60061 HEDDY B. wb6114 6 3 5 52 51 7n G Champne 3000 Adler and Zakoor 12 30 594173 NARVIKO wb6122 10 10 10 10 10 84 W Zakoor 3000 D Zakoor 17.30 59946 BALLYHEATHER wb4114 7 8 93 94 8 92 R Gaudreau 3000 G D Peters 62.90 60323 LUCKY CHIPS w 6 106 9 1 # 64 9J 10 J Foggiano* 3000 A B C Stable 1260 Time. :22%. :462, 1:1125 Track fast. Mutuels Paid— Odds to s vi . . n . /RAYS PRIDE 1120 5.00 3.60 4 60 1.50 .80 Mutuel Prices! nice tint 32° 24° M 2° i LADY LOCKS 3.40 70 Winner— Dk. b. h, by Eternal Bull— Swift Air, by Quince King, trained by M. H. VanBerg, bred by D. T. Watts. WENT TO POST-3:48. OFF AT 3:481 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. RAYS PRIDE, never far back, raced GAY TEN into defeat before entering the stretch, then continued willingly under urging and withstood NICE TINT. The latter, a sharp factor from the start, finished gamely under punishment, but could not overtake the winner, although much the best of the others. LADY LOCKS failed to stay when set down through the stretch. GAY TEN raced with RAYS PRIDE for a half mile, then weakened. PAJARA lacked early speed and was never dangerous. DPYMY was outrun. HEDDY B., forced wide by LUCKY CHIPS entering the stretch, failed to recover. NARVIKO began slowly. LUCKY CHIPS broke fast, but could not keep up and raced wide during the last three-eighths mile, losing all chance. Scratched-j-60061 Paddy Lane, 114; 600612 Allocation, 122. SECOND RACE 5 FURLONGS. Dixville, June 26 1951— : 58%— 2— 120. Purse S2.200. 2 year olds. Q 7 C Maidens. Fixed weights. Weight, 118 lbs. 6* "J 0 / D Net value to winner ,430; second, 40; third, 20; fourth, 10. June 18-52— Det Mutuel Pool. ,8.351. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St ,3g 37a Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 603193 M IK EABY w 113 5 10 5 31 43 "~V% J Heater* Mr and Mrs N W Huckaby 2070 593033 DR. ALEX wb 118 7 2 Hi 22J 1i 2i L C Cook Mrs C W Smith 3.40 571544 ROLL BAMA w 118 4 3 8 5J 3*~ 33 T Williams P L Hallum 6.40 59303 BATTLE KING w 118 3 1 3» 1* 2* 4n W E Snyder Hi-John Stable 7.00 603192 SIR HOOP wb118 6 9 31 64 53 5**J J Nazareth Steinberg and Kaplan 5.80 600623 WILKS LOSS w 118 11 8 92 71 7 6| W Zakoor H J Shaway 2.20 60319 PRANDIUM w 113 10 7 7i 8 8 71 B Collins R J Wintergerst 35.80 BATTLE HOME w 118 111 104102 ■! W W M Cook Est B W Stivers 50.10 DANGEROUS DAN wb118 8 5 44* 6 9"* A Popara Mrs R M Jones 29.50 6031S FASTENER wb 118 2 6 11 9 103 103 B Fisk T M Girdler 31.20 RUSSELL TS w 118 9 4 6* 11 11 11 S Armstrng J Stelle 55.10 Time, :23!4, :47«i, 1:00%. Track fast. ki . »-ri • /-MIKEABY 43.40 15.00 9.20 20 70 6.50 3 60 Mutuei Prices? dr. alex 5.00 3.80 150 90 i ROLL BAMA 5.20, 1 60 Winner— B. c, by Sir Francis— San Stefana, by Chance Shot, trained by D. J. Ramsay; bred by Mr. and Mrs C. E. Nelson. WENT TO POST— 4:11. OFF AT 4:111 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MIKEABY, never far back, responded to punishment during the stretch run and, after disposing of the leaders, won going away. DR. ALEX engaged BATTLE KING until inside the stretch, raced the latter into defeat, but could not hold the winner. ROLL BAMA saved ground throughout, remained next to the inner rail for the drive and, after making a bold bid in the early stretch, lacked racing room when near the finish. BATTLE KING drifted out while racing with DR. ALEX to the last eighth, then tired. SIR HOOP could not keep up. WILKS LOSS lacked early speed. PRANDIUM raced wide into the stretch. BATTLE HOME began slowly. DANGEROUS DAN tired after racing well to the stretch. FASTENER showed nothing. RUSSELL TS was through early. Scratched-59303 Ocean Sky, 115; 603193 Eli Cookie, 118. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 60.20— Double Pool, 4,504. THIRD RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Fancy Flyer, July 1, 1950— 1:49%— 5— 120. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds q -j * and upward. Claiming. Non-winners twice in 1952. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners 6r U O / O since May 20 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 10, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. June 18-52— Det Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 8,908. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va i % Str Fin Jockeys Clg P*. Owners Odds to 60483 ROY 0. wb6116 7 2 7? 23 1i 12 14 L C Cook 2000 M H VanBerg 2.40 600673 JUST-MADE-IT W9m 2 4 4431 21 21 2J J Foggiano* 2000 Mrs H W Lindy 3.00 60060 MONTES ACE wb7 117 3 1 1 11 32 32 33 B Collins* 2000 L Dilger 4.30 60060 TREADA BOY w 7 116 1 5 51 41 42 43 43 A Popara 2000 Field and Walker 1O8O 601523 ATOKA LAD wb9116 4 6 68 6 5 5 55 W M Cook 2000 I D Peat 5.50 60067 FINAL EDITION wb 4 116 5 7 7 7 7 6? 6« R Gaudreau 2000 E B McAtee 6.20 59415 KING WILLOW wb 7 116 6 3 35 52 6* 7 7 J Nazareth 2000 Mr and Mrs A Lewis 32 40 Time, :24%, :49, 1:14%, 1:40, 1:53%. Track fast. — Mutuels Paid— , Odds to ti , , n . /ROY 0 6.80 3.80 2.80 2.40 .90 .40 Mutuel r r ices just-made-it 3.80 2.40 .90 20 iMONTES ACE 2.60 30 Winner— B. g, by Little Beans— Honesty, by Mackenzie II., trained by M. H. VanBerg, bred by A. T Clarke. WENT TO POST— 4:34. OFF AT 4:34J EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. ROY 0. overcame interference from KING WILLOW at the start, raced nearest MONTES ACE to the upper turn, then assumed command and steadily increased the advantage, winning with something left. JUST-MADE-IT saved ground while improving position to the stretch, finished strongly, uut could not get to the top one. MONTES ACE began fast, made the pace for five-eighths mile, but weakened when challenged by ROY 0. TREADA BOY failed to rally when set down for the drive. ATOKA LAD was never dangerous. FINAL EDITION, roughed after the break by KING WILLOW, showed nothing in the running. KING WILLOW swerved immediately after the start, bothered ROY 0. and FINAL EDITION, then moved up and raced willingly for a half mile before tiring. Scratched— 587344 Chiloe II., 111; 59856 Just A Bird, 116. Roy 0. claimed by T. McDermott. FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Fancy Flyer, July 1, 1950—1:492—5—120. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds Q "I ~7 ana* uPward- Claiming. Non-winners twice in 1952. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners 6f VO/# since May 20 allowed 3 lbs.; since April 10, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. Jane 18-52 — Det Net value to winner ,300; second. 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. ____ Mutuel Pool, 8,535. "~ Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va Vi % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owner! Odds to 60066 TERRY7S CANE wb511110 5 M 44 31 22 1i R Spencer* 2000 Jerry McCarthy Stable Z30 600601 STORM BIRD wb6116 2 1 31 12- 14 13 24 R Gaudreau 2000 Dupuis and Adehart 11.10 600672 BLEWSO w5111 9 8 94 81 64 V 3"* L C Cook 2000 R A Parachek 3.20 600603 SUGAR BEET wb9116 5 6 52 3* 43 32 44 W E Sderf 2000 F and M Luna 6.50 596564 rM DON w 5 116 1 2 2* 54 5 52 531 W Zakoor 2000 M H VanBerg 27.00 59856 ISOCRATES wb5116 4 10 10 92 82 81 P A Popara 2000 E Elizalde 35.10 60061 TRANSATLANTIC wb7 116 8 3 42 24 _ 6« 7n J West 2000 Mrs L A Grills 18.10 60067 STIMBORO wb6116 6 7 81 10 91 94 8, M Diaz 2000 Lawrence and Klaserner 5990 60067 GLRYS CHANCEwb7 122 7 9 71 61 72 71 9? F Redmon 2000 Burke and Fox 4 00 60067 PRO wb6111 3 4 63 71 10 10 10 J Heater* 2000 Mrs S H Sadacca 2020 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :24, :48%, 1:14, 1:40, 1:53. Track fast. - Mutuels Paid— , — - Odds to — ki , n . /-TERRYS CANE 6.60 4.20 3.00 2 30 1.10 50 Mutuel rriCeS. STORM BIRD IO.8O 5.40 4.40 170 *. BLEWSO 3.00 50 Winner— B. g. by Okapi — Marys Last, by Terry, trained by W. Zakoor; bred by Mrs. F. C. Jones. WENT TO POST— 4:59. OFF AT 4:591 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. TERRY"S CANE, in hand to the last three-eighths, responded readily when set down through the stretch and, after disposing of STORM BIRD, drew clear while under urging. STORM BIRD, away fast and a sharp factor from the start, opened a clear lead entering tfie stretch, but was unable to held the winner, although much the best of the others. BLEWSO lacked early speed, steadily worked way forward, but could not reach the leaders. SUGAR BEET gave a farr effort and had no excuse. IM DON began alertly, dropped back after the initial quarter mile and raced evenly, then ran off a mile after the finish. ISOCRATES began slowly and was never dangerous. TRANSATLANTIC tired after racing well to the stretch. STIMBORO was far back for the entire trip. GLORYS CHANCE saved ground from the start and had no mishap in a dull effort. PRO was through early. Continued on Page Forty-Seven DETROIT Continued from Page Six FIFTH RACE 6 FURLONGS out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5-115. Purse ,500. a q -j q 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of a race other than maiden or claiming. 6 U O / O Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners in 1952 allowed 4 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. June 18-52 — Det Net value to winner ,625; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 9,056. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va ¥k Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 60063 CHALPUR wb117 5 7 7 54 3h 14 J Heater* H W Kelleher 1.10 604554 SHIBBOLETH wb117 4 2 1J 11 12 21 F Redmon N Young 4.10 38547 SHELBY LANE w 118 1 5 2J 2* 21 3* A Popara Est B W Stivers 6.20 58897 THISTLE WAR wb118 7 1 6i 3J 42 4J K Robertsn R A Parachek 6.30 59939 SPEED 0 LIGHT w 122 6 3 51 7 5h 51 L C Cook White and LeBus 8.20 60320 CHEVRON ACE wb112 3 4 4h 41 64 65 R Spencer* Jerry McCarthy Stable 18.90 ROD WOOD wb 114 2 6 3J 6 7 7 R Gaudreau R C Groff 32.90 Time, :23, :46%, 1:11%. Track fast. B • fCHALPUR 4.20 2.80 2.40 1.10 .40 M Ml UtUel PriCeS? SHIBBOLETH 3.80 2.80 .90 .40 i SHELBY LANE 3.40 .70 Winner— Dk. b. g, by Challenge Me— Puritan Lady, by Bostonian, trained by W. Gateman; bred by J. Welch. WENT TO POST— 5:22. OFF AT 5:221 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. CHALPUR, away slowly and outrun to the last three furlongs, crowded the field when set down through the stretch, but assumed command and won going away. SHIBBOLETH was sent to the front early, made the pace until inside the stretch, but could not withstand the winner. SHELBY LANE turned in a sharp effort and probably needed the race. THISTLE WAR had a rough trip. SPEED 0 LIGHT raced wide. CHEVRON ACE drifted to the inner rail when punished during the stretch run. ROD WOOD was through after the opening quarter mile. Scratched— 56883 Condilida, 108. SIXTH RACE 1 MILE. Son Charlie, June 30, 1950-1:37—5—116. Schoolcraft Purse. Purse ,000. a q "7 Q 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners twice in 1952 other than claiming. 6 U O / y Weight, 124 lbs. Non-winners of ,000 in 1952 allowed 3 lbs.; two races since Octo-June 18-52 — Det ber 30, 6 lbs.; one race in 1952, 9 lbs.; since October 10, 12 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 5,592. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 600652 OUR REQUEST w6110 3 3 34 32J 23 12 pj |_ C Cook White and Thomas 1.20 60064 WITCH WAY wb5115 2 2 21 4 1* 23 24 S Armstrg T A Sears 5.10 60065 SECOND AVENUEwb5 118 6 1 14 2J 32J 34 32 G Champne T D Buhl 35.20 60324 MISS BOBBIN wb5110 7 8 75 51 53 41 43 J West MH VanBerg 5.20 60065 JAN I NA wb6116 8 7 4J 42 4* 53 51 W M Cook W Goelrtz- 9.20 600654 BULLET CEE wb6115 5 6 64 7J 6£ 63 610 W E Snyrt ABC Stable 18.10 459663 GOLDEN TREND wb4112 4 5 5J 64 74 74 74 G South A F Wall 6.70 604564 DOOLY wb 5 118 1 4 8 8 8 8 8 M Diaz Tic-Toe Stable 20.50 tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:11%, 1:37%. Track fast. 14 . , n • OUR REQUEST 4.40 2.80 2.40 1.20 .40 .20 Mutuel rricesi witch way 4.60 4.00 1.30 1.00 I SECOND AVENUE 7.40 2.70 Winner— B. m, by Requested— Inspiration, by Mount Beacon, trained by G. C. White; bred by E. W. Thomas and G. C. White. WENT TO POST— 5:45. OFF AT 5:46 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden out; second and third driving. OUR REQUEST, in hand for a half mile, moved up strongly on the outside of WITCH WAY nearing the stretch, swerved to the inside after taking command near the three-sixteenths marker and drew clear when ridden out. WITCH WAY, never far back, took a short lead after three furlongs, continued willingly, but was unable to hold the top one although much the best of the others. SECOND AVENUE began fast, engaged WITCH WAY for a half mile, then gave way. MISS BOBBIN lacked early speed and raced wide entering the stretch. JANINA could not keep up. BULLET CEE was overmatched. GOLDEN TREND was never dangerous and probably needed the race. DOOLY raced far back throughout. . SEVENTH RACE DETROIT—! Mile HILL COUNT 2.00 2.60 .00 SUN TIGER 8.20 5.80 PHARCVS DREAM 5.60 Time# 1:39. Off at 6:10 Eastern Standard Time. SCRATCHED— Miss o Reilly.
