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; Official Racing Charts 1 AQUEDUCT Copvrisht. 1952. by Triangle Publications. Inc. — -— __ — — — AQUEDUCT, L. I , N. Y . WEDNESDAY. JUNE 25. 1952— AQUEDUCT 1 MILE. Twelfth day of twenty-seven-day meeting June 12 to July 12. Queens County Jockey Club. Automatic starting gate. Crowley-Jones Camera Corp. Weather clear. Steward representing New York State Racing Commission, F. P. Dunne; The Jockey Club, Marshall Cjssidy, Oueens County Jockey Club, H. u Vosburgh; Invited Member of The Jockey Club, C. T. Chenery; Representing the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, F. H Parks; Invited Member of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, F. S. Von Stade. Placing Judges, William Constantine, W. A. Murphy. Jr.. and F. H. Parks. Patrol Judges, M. D. Davis, W. J. Mara. Austin McLaughlin, and J. F Kennedy. Paddock Judge, M. D. Davis. Assistant Paddock Judge, W. J. Mara. Clerk of Scales, J. E. Kyle. Assistant Clerk of Scales, Nathaniel Sutcliffe. Starter. G. B. Cassidy. Timer. J. E. OHara. Racing Secretary and Handicapper. J. B. Campbell. Assistant Racing Secretary, J. G. Reeder. Assistant Handicapper. F. E. Kilroe. Racing Secretary and Handicapper for Steeplechases, J. E. Cooper. Assistant Racing Secretary for Steeplechases. A. L Acker. Racing starts at 1:15 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1951, .34; current meeting, .37. Percentage of favorites in the money, .73. 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. § Three lbs apprentice allowance claimed. Five lbs claimed I Seven lbs. claimed. .*. Ten lbs. claimed. W Whip S Spurs B Blinkers In claiming races price appears after name of lockey Complete finish of each race confirmed by Crowley-Jones Camera Corp. FIRST RACE 6 FURLONGSTDoublrab, June 27, 1942 — 1:10% — 4 — 125. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds 6 1 / jr r and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 28. Weight, 126 lbs. Non-winners in ODD 1952 of three races allowed 4 lbs.; two races, 8 lbs; one race. 12 Iqs. Claiming June 25-52— Aqu price, ,000. Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 16.571. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St _ Va Vt Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr~ Owners Odds to 593823 MAI JO wb7 113 8 10 7 J 2« 22 13 N Wall 5066~Woolford Farm 3.65 602822 DEFLATION wb 5 118 3 5 3 4J 3 2" S Boulmetis 5000 0 Blank 2.05 61222 WHAT wb5114 2 3 1»| 1»J V 3 J Higley 5000 W Bartyzel a-6.65 , 61222 ABBIE CO W5109 11 9 91 8 6i 4h C Errico 5000 W Noble 15.10 60715 OUR GAY w4110 5 8 10410* 5* 5" A Schmidt 5000 Mrs G Sea bo 31.75 61222 SHALOW BR00Kwb4 114 10 7 61 3* 44 6" R York 5000 D Clair a-6.65 60715 THISTLE JAY wb4116 4 6 8h 9J 8 74 E Guerin 5000 Fleetway Stable 9.75 602824 KNT-AT-ARMS wsb 5 115 6 11 11 1 112 91 82 J Nichols 5000 M M Beecher 10.30 564084 CLASSIC NIGHT wb 4 109 9 4 5h 64 7h 93 J N Hardk* 5000 E Seinfeld 6.80 60613 VINITA ED wb 7 118 13 13 13 13 122 10" J DeWitt 5000 Sued Farm 116.50 48455 TUMBLER w5114 1 1 2* 71 103 114 0 Cutshaw 5000 J T Maloney 64.25 61226 PEACE MISSION wb 5 118 12 12 12412411H 128 W Boland 5000 E Dinehart 17.10 57937 STEEL STRIKE wb6114 7 2 4h 5* 13 13 A Widman 5000 Mrs F K Hastings 81.00 a-Coupled, What and Shallow Brook. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:12%. Track fast. - Mutuels Paid , Odds to — 1 J . in* fMAIJO 9-30 3.90 2.90 3.65 .95 .45 Mutuel r rices deflation 3.30 2.60 . .30 I WHAT a-Entry 3.3* .85 Winner— Blk. m, by Balladier— Waza Sweep, by Bobby Sweep, trained by W. W. Stephens: bred by Mrs. L. C. Young. _ WENT TO POST-1:15. OFF AT 1:16 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. MAIJO was allowed to race wide while in a good position, went up to dispose of WHAT when called upon and drew out. DEFLATION saved ground while prominent and wore down WHAT for the place. The latter made the pace until inside the furlong post and weakened. ABBIE CO caught tired horses while racing slightly wide. SHALLOW BROOK gave way in the drive. THISTLE JAY had no mishap. KNIGHT-AT-ARMS was outrun. CLASSIC NIGHT was through after a half mile. TUMBLER had brief speed and quit, as did STEEL STRIKE. Scratched— 612264 The Spaniel, 109. Overweight— Our Gay, 1 pound; Thistle Jay, 2; Knight-At-Arms, 1. Thistle Jay claimed by Bee Gee Farm. SECOND RACE 6 FURLONGS. Doublrab, June 27, 1942-1:10%— 4-125. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds 1 j r + and upward. Claiming. Weight, 126 lbs. Non-winners since March 31 of three races 6 I O D O allowed 5 lbs.; two races, 9 lbs.; one race, 13 lbs. Claiming price. 0,000. June 25-52 — Aqu Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 53,952. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V*. jj Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 59062 BESEECH wb4116 5 4 44 1h 12 i N Wall 10000 Woolford Farm 3.55 60614 TAMALE wb4 113 6 5 7 62 34 2J A Widman 10000 T W Malone 15.25 609582 MUCHO MAS wb 5 113 7 6 5* 51 5* 32 0 Scurlock 10000 E Constant in Jr 6.15 60016 UNCLE JAY wb4 113 2 2 1t 21 21 44 H WoodhselOOOO Jaclyn Stable 1.40 48630 ADAMANT wb 6 113 3 1 3* 3r 4* 51 R York 10000 Mrs T M Waller 13.70 60415 BLUE HELMET wb4 113 4 3 2* 43 64 63$ D Gorman 10000 Mrs C L Ostriker 4.20 58045 POWWOW wb4117 17 64 7 7 7 E Guerin 10000 D Shaer 12.95 Time. :23, :46%, 1:11%. Track fast. ,-- Mutuels Paid ~ , Odds to — n . /"BESEECH 9.10 5.10 3.70 3.55 1.55 .85 Mi utuel Prices? tamale 11.40 7.00 4.70 2.50 I MUCHO MAS 4.30 1.15 Winner— Br. f, by Bleu dOr— Inscolassie, by Insco, trained by W. W. Stephens; bred by H. M Woolf. WENT TO POST— 1:47. OFF AT 1:47* EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. BESEECH was with the leaders on the outside, took command leaving the turn, drew clear and won with something left. TAMALE lacked speed, swung to the middle of the track for racing room in the stretch and closed best of the others. MUCHO MAS saved ground and had no excuse. UNCLE JAY was hard pressed to maintain a narrow advantage early and tired. ADAMANT went well for a half mile and gave way, as did BLUE HELMET. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 7.30— Double Pool, 12,860. Official program numbers for Daily Double — 8 ond 5 I ■ I .1.11 II ■■■■■■■ ■ ■»!■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ THIRD RACE ABOUT 1 1-2 MILES hurdles. Navarin, June 24, 1943— 2:40%— 10— 150. Sea -i Skipper Purse. Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Fixed weights. Weight, 137 lbs. • • C 7 6 6 D I Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75" June 25-52 — Aqu Mutuel Pool, 16,142. . Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 3 5 7 9 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 59159 MIGHTY MO w 137 92 3 21 # V 12J J Eaby L W Jennings 2.65 61085 MYTHOPEIC w 132 4 9 5 V 3« 2K 22 A Foot A C Bostwick a-4.35 60963 FLAW w1371897J32 38J Smiley Mrs 0 Phipps a-4.35 60283 REDUCE wb137 8 4 62 5* 4« 4* 43 E Phelps J F McHugh 1.05 30584 WAIT OUT w 138 5 6 72. 71 81 5« JM E Carter W C Duryea 19.75 61085 PRINTERS DEVIL w 137 2 7 4* 64 9 6* 610 R Gough Hilltop Stable b-12.30 BURBERRY w 137 3 3 22 3* 6* 7 7 D Thomas E C Chapin b-12.30 60612 SANDY FLASH w 137 7 5 8 82 54 Pell. S ONeil Mrs W C Wright 24.95 6083b NOVA LUNA w 134 6 1 12 12 2J Fell. R S McDld J M Schiff 1500 a-Coupled, Mythopek and Flaw; b-Printers Devil and Burberry. Time, 2:46. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid -, r-— Odds to . . . n . /MIGHTY MO 7.30 4.20 3 70 2.65 1.10 .85 Mutuel PriCeS J MYTHOPEIC a-Entry 4.20 5.30 1.10 1.65 I FLAW a-Entry 4.20 5.30 1.10 1.65 Winner— Ch. g, by Battleship— Chatter Anne, by Chatterton, trained by W. G Jones: bred by Mrs. M. duP. Scott. WENT TO POST— 2:17. OFF AT 2:17* EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start ragged from tape. Won handily; second and third driving. MIGHTY M0, in close attendance of the pace under restraint, went up to challenge on his own courage, took command at the seventh fence and won with something left. MYTHOPEIC, never far back, made a determined bid at the final hurdle, but was not good enough FLAW was best of weary horses. REDUCE quit. WAIT OUT hurdled very greenly. PRINTERS DEVIL quit. BURBERRY fenced poorly when tiring. SANDY FLASH collided with NOVA LUNA and fell just after the eigHth obstacle. The latter outbroke her field, made the pace until nearing the final turn and fell a few strides after the eighth hurdle while still in a good position. Scratched— Amik, 137. Overweight— Wait Out, 1 pound: Burberry, 5; Nova Luna, 2. FOURTH RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Wait A Bit, A"ug. 30, 1943-1:22%— 4-109 Purse ,000. 3-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Fixed weights. Weight, 116 lbs. s ■% s r q 6 O D O Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00: fourth. 00. June 25-52— Aqu Mutuel Pool, 80,985. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St and % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 608353 SUSAN DEAR w 116 3~_ 1 12 J2 11 14 14 S Boulmetis Mrs E D Jacobs 1.10 55816 EUR0PA wb 116 2 4 2* 21 23 22 2? J Nichols H LaMontagne 5.80 51325 JULTIS wb116 4 2 4J 4* 32 35 3? C McCreary Mrs C L Ostriker 5.70 60963 HEAVEN SENT w 116 5 6 6 6 6 44 43* A Widman S Finkelstein 37.30 43179 BY RIGHT wb116 6 3 5* 55 51 5i 5* E Guerin Starmount Stable 2.00 60155 LOCUST POINT w 116 1 5 3* 3 4r 6 6 H Woodhse H G Brooks 24.15 Time. :23%, :47%, 1:12%, 1:26%. Track fast. r— Mutuels Paid— r— Odds to ki , - . /SUSAN DEAR 4.20 2.90 2.30 1.10 .45 .15 Mutuel Prices? europa 3.90 2.90 .95 .45 ijULTIS 2.80 .40 Winner— Br f by Eight Thirty— Felicitate, by Sickle, trained by H. Jacobs: bred by Bieber-Jacobs Stables. WENT TO POST— 2:50. OFF AT 2:50J EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. SUSAN DEAR established a clear lead quickly, snook off EUROPA in the stretch and won fully extended. The latter was closest to the pace throughout made a mild bid leaving the turn, gave way under her own courage in the final furlong and appeared short of a top effort. JULTIS had no excuse. HEAVEN SENT was outrun. BY RIGHT was allowed to race wide and showed a dull effort. LOCUST POINT was rank and quit. Continued on Page Forty AQUEDUCT Continued from Page Ten FIFTH RACE 1 M6 MILES. Jacomar, June 15, 1940— 1:42*s-3-111. Purse ,000. 4-year-olds 6] /? r q and upward. Claiming Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners of two races since April 28 1 ° •* y allowed 3 lbs.; one race since then or two races since March 31, 6 lbs. Claiming June 25-52 — Aqu price, 0,000. Net »alue to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 05,896. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt 1A V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr Owners Odds to 609622 GOLD HEEL wb6116 4 3 3* 3* 1« H 1* S Cole 10000 A Levinson a-.85 60720 NOSUN wb4109 3 7 5 4* 42 32 24 H Schabl 10000 A Levinson a-.85 60962 SPRINGTALE w4116 1 2 1 J I1 22 2* V E Guerin 10000 D Shaer 5.60 58618 CHALLARIAN w4116 2 1 2 J 2J 31 42 4" P Anderson10000 H A Jones 9.65 60962 GRUMPIT0 w6116 7 6 6* 6* 62 5J 52 H WoodhselOOOO E Constants Jr 5.55 60962 FUGITIVE wb6119 5 5 4J 5* 53 62 61 A Widman 10000 JH Miles 21.65 609624 BIG IF w 7 119 6 4 7 7 7 7 7 0 Cutshaw 10000 Mrs J T Maloney 4.20 a-Coupled. Gold Heel and Nosun. Time, :24%, :49, 1:13%. 1:39%, 1:45%. Track fast. , Mutuels Paid— , Odds to s IB • / GOLD HEEL a-Entry 3.70 4.00 2 80 85 1.00 .40 Mm. Utuel PriCeSi NOSUN a-Entry 3.70 4.00 2.80 .85 1.00 .40 .SPRINGTALE 4.30 1.15 Winner— B. g, by Heliopolis— Gold Seeker, by Messenger, trained by E. Holton: bred by W. duPont, Jr. WENT TO POST— 3:21. OFF AT 3:22 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. GOLD HEEL saved ground in the opening half mile while within striking distance, moved up on the outside when ready to take command and held NOSUN safe. The latter moved through on the inside early, came out for the drive and closed with good courage. SPRINGTALE faltered in the drive. CHALLARIAN pressed the pace until midway of the final turn and tired. GRUMPITO showed nothing. FUGITIVE was through after a half mile. BIG IF trailed. SIXTH RACE 5 1-2 FURLONGS Apache, June 17, 1944— 1:04%— 5—132. Sixtieth running THE TREMONT. 0,000 added. 2-year-olds. Colts and geldings. Scale weights. Weight, 1 £ £ D 6 I O D U 122 lbs. Non-winners of a sweepstakes or two races allowed 6 lbs. June 25-52 — Aqu Gross value, 3,650. Net value to winner ,975; second, ,000; third, ,000; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 47,948. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt V* V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 61087 HILARIOUS w 122 2 2 2* |5 12 14 E Guerin Wheatley Stable a-.70 607173 BELFASTER wb116 6 7 5| 3i 32 22 W Boland E Potter Jr 12.85 58730 FORT SAL0NGA wb 122 4 3 3 2 J 2| 3« S Boulmetis S P Steckler 2.95 607174 TORCH OF WAR wb 116 3 4 6 75 52 42 D Gorman O Phipps a-.70 510873 MR. MIDNIGHT wb116 7 6 72 6* 4 52 E Coffman J W Brown 59.10 530422 SUGARFOOT wb 122 5 5 4h 51 6J andJ J Nichols C T Chenery 26.00 50959 DARK ROYAL w116 1 1 I] 4h 74 72 N Wall Killian Farm 13.90 584402 RMANTIC R0MANwb116 8 8 8 8 8 8 H Woodhse Mrs E Constantin Jr 6.10 a-Coupled, Hilarious and Torch of War. Time. :22, :45%. :58%. 1:05%. Track fast. r—S2 Mutuels Paid- , Odds to ., n • /HILARIOUS a-Entry 3.40 2.40 2.10 .70 .20 .05 Ml UTUel PnCeS BELFASTER 6.20 2.80 2.10 .40 iFORTSALONGA 2.30 .15 Winner— B. c, by Bimelech— Laughter, by Johnstown, trained by J. Fitzsimmons; bred by Wheatley Stable. WENT TO POST-3:53. OFF AT 3:54 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. HILARIOUS gained the lead when DARK ROYAL gave way on the turn, swung wide entering the stretch, drew clear and won easily. BELFASTER, sluggish at the break, was forced to race wide improving position and finished with good courage, but was no match for the winner. FORT SALONGA pressed the pace on the outside, was carried out entering the stretch and weakened in the drive. TORCH OF WAR was slow to start and went by tired horses with a belated bid. MR. MIDNIGHT raced slightly wide while outrun. SUGARFOOT saved ground and haT*- no excuse. DARK ROYAL had brief speed and gradually dropped back. ROMANTIC ROMAN trailed throughout. Scratched— 5873Q2 Tribe, 122; 60717 Marsh Tiger, 116; 59822 Pr. Stanley, 116; 60717 Upstroke, 116. SEVENTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Jacomar, June 15, 1940— 1:424/s— 3— 111. Kingston Purse. Purse 6 1 s + 1 ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Non-winners of three races other than lOOl maiden or claiming. 3-year-olds, 117 lbs.; older, 124 lbs. Non-winners of ,500 in June 25-52 — Aqu 1952 allowed 3 lbs.; two races in 1952 or ,500 in 1951, 6 lbs.; one race ther than maiden or claiming in 1952, 8 lbs. Net value to winner ,250; second, ,000; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 36,406. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V* V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 61161 COMMON CAUSE w3115 7 6 3J 4h 2h 33 11 E Guerin C V Whitney 1516 60285 TOCOLI ® w5118 2 3 5h 5J 43 2h 2h L Torres R Nichols 3.25 602853 THE DIVER w5113 1 2 A 3h 3h 1h 3 R York Mrs R A Firestone 2.45 50414 ISOGRADE w 3 108 6 8 8 Jh 9 4h 43 O Cutshaw E M OBrien 26.00 60961 COVETED wb4116 8 5 2«J 2h 5462 54 C McCreary Lazy F Ranch 7.15 60616 IMPERIALIST w3114 3 1 V* 1 1 5| 6"* W Boland G Ring 3.00 60285 BELT0N BOY w4116 4 4 62 64 73 72 71 H Woodhse Woolford Farm 6.20 55239 DAWN FLIGHT wb 3 114 5 7 73 8 8 8 8 P Anderson Mrs J Fisher Jr 28.60 ■ Disqualified. Time, :24%. :48%, 1:12%, 1:38%, 1:44%. Track fast. r-%2 Mutuels Paid—, , Odds to N ki . ln . /COMMON CAUSE 32.60 11.20 5.60 15.30 4.60 1.80 Mutuel Pncesi the diver 4.00 3.10 1.00 .55 .ISOGRADE 7.50 2.75 Winner— Dk. b. c, by Mahmoud— Burning Bright, by Whichone, trained by S. E. Veitch; bred by C. V. Whitney. WENT TO POST— 4:25. OFF AT 4:25J EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. COMMON CAUSE, eased back on the first turn when in a trifle close, saved ground while a sharp factor, came through on the rail to engage the leaders in the drive and drew clear in the late stages. TOCOLI, on the rail in the opening quarter mile, was taken out when clear on the backstretch, lugged in during the drive, got the nod over THE DIVER and was disqualified. The latter was a keen contender while between horses and held on stubbornly, although bothered through the drive, and came out of the race slightly lame. ISOGRADE was slow to start, made up some ground when called upon and tired in the drive COVETED dropped back on the final turn while under stout restraint and failed to rally. IMPERIALIST made the pace for six furlongs, became rank and took several bad steps in midstretch and could not be persevered with thereafter and came out of the race in distress. BELTON BOY bore out when tiring. Overweight— Common Cause, 1 pound; Isograde, 2. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Sunglow, Aug. 28, 1950—1:49—3—113. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and 1 * * «n upward. Claiming. Non-winners in 1952. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners of two races 6 O O Z since November 15 allowed 3 lbs.; non-winners since then, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. June 25-52 — Aqu Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 10,747. , Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V4 Vi 3A Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 60721 CHERRY PRINCEwb4113 2 1 12 12 15 13 11 s Cole 3500 P Jacobson 38.45 60715 HALS PAL wb7 116 6 5 3* 41 34 32 2£ R York 3500 L C Bostwick a-2.15 610914 LIGHTNING BUG wb 6 111 3 6 54 52 2| 22 33£ C Ejrico 3500 J H Miles 4.15 60617 JOHN JOSEPH w4116 8 9 6* 64 62 4 44 A Widman 3500 Spring Hill Farm 4.05 60721 FLEETING BY wb4116 1 4 22 22 42 54 5n D Gorman 3500 W Schwab 5.35 60841 FARNADO wb5 116 9 8 82 8 * 7h 6h 64 J Nichols 3500 Linda Farm 28.85 608413 THE PHOENIX wb4116 7 2 4J 3J 5£ 812 71 w Boland 3500 Miss A Davies 3.80 609634 MONTE LIMAR w4113 5 3 74 74 8»° 7£ 80 A Schmidl 3500 A Pascuma 28.40 60836 JANIES BEAU wb4109 4799999 H Schab£ 3500 M J Lansburgh* a-2.15 a-Hals Prince and Janies Beau. Time, :24. 48. 1:13, 1:40. 1:53%. Track fast. r— Mutuels Paid - , Odds to N i4 I f» • /CHERRY PRINCE 78.90 17.00 7.50 38.45 7.50 2.75 MutUel PriCeS? HALS P4L a-Entry 4.00 3.10 1.00 .55 -LIGHTNING BUG 3.60 .80 Winner— B. g, by Equifax— Acquaintance, by Insco. trained by J. Lipari; bred by D. M. Davis, Sr. WENT TO POST— 5:04. OFF AT 5:04J EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. CHERRY PRINCE went into command from the start, drew out when roused on the final turn and, tiring very badly in the late stages, lasted over HALS PAL. The latter saved ground under rating, moved up when put to punishment and was getting to the winner. LIGHTNING BUG, steadied along in the opening half mile, moved up to be closest to the pace leaving the final turn and closed willingly. JOHN JOSEPH was slow to begin. FLEETING BY tired, as did THE PHOENIX. Scratched— 61220 Intaglio, 111. Attendance, 17,492; Total Mutuel Pool, ,581,507.
