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Wednesdays Late FORT MIAMI Charts EIGHTH RACE 5 1-2 FURLONGS. Snow Wave, Oct. 23, 1952-1:05-3-112. Sherwin Williams Purse. 8C * C Q Purse 00- 3-year-o!ds and upward. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 110 lbs.; elder, 118 lbs. J * 31 * Non-winners since October 10 allowed 3 lbs. Claiming price, 00. April 29-53 — F.M Net value to winner S525; second, 00; third, 0; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 6,566. Index Horses EqH A Wt PP St Hj Va Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 84715 HAL PRINCE wb4115 2 1 22 23 23 12 A Gaither 800 J P Flynn 310 85O0O2 HAWKSHAW wb 5 115 4 3 1* 12 ih 24 E VanHook 800 W M Wells 180 850014 COLONEL B. w 13 115 6 5 31 32 33 33 C Collins 800 P Robinson 300 84785 MAIDNS PRAYRwb4115 3 7 64 43 47 4*0 W J Mrphy 800 C Fritz 1560 BARTER GIRL wb4111 5 2 7 6* 51 J 53 K Robrtson 800 J Porter 20 80 84524 MISS NUSBAUM wb 3 105 7 6 4* 53 62 65 H Craig 800 L B Bcsley 650 38827 CHAMPAGNE w 7 107 1 4 5J 7 7 7 S Binder* 800 W F Riggs 3000 Time, .23%, :48V5, 1:07V5. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid — , , Wds U . M iifnl D-:--rHAL PR,NCE »■» 3.40 2.40 3.10 .70 .20 uruei r rices hawkshaw 3.40 220 70 10 iCOLONEL B 240 20 Winner— Dk. b. g, by Halberd— Princess Grand, by Granville, trained by J. P. Flynn: bred by D N Rust * Jr REACHED P0ST-5:18. OFF AT 5:18 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won ridden oik; second and third driving. HAL PRINCE, unhurried when outpaced by HAWKSHAW, remained on the inside and displaced that one at the proper time to be drawing out at the finish. HAWKSHAW, hustled right to the iead. could not hold the stretch challenge of the winner while tiring. COLONEL B. showed his usual l.onest effort. MAIDENS PRAYER showed little BARTER GIRL was never a contender. MISS NUSBAUM and CHAMPAGNE dropped out of contention early Scratched— 84711 Make Hay, 115. Overweight— Barter Girl, 1 pound; Champagne, 2. NINTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Harry B., Oct. 18, 1922-1:46-5-110. Purse 00. 4-year-olds and R " * n l,Pward- Claiming. Non-winners of two races since February 21. Weight, 119 lbs. ° J *• ° u Non-winners since February 21 allowed 3 lbs.; since January 15, 5 lbs : since Ncvem-April 29-53 — F.M ber 27, 7 lbs. Claiming price, ,500; if for ,250, allowed 3 lbs Net value to winner 75; second, 25; third, 5; fourth, 5. Mutuel Pool, 8,750. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt jjjj */a % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to !SSt S0PPERST0NE W5114 7 1 14 14 13 |t] m h Craig 1500 McDermott and Wellman 2lo 84793 KHYBER PASS w9119 1 3 2* 22 24 24 2"* D Teague 1500 H B Meyers 2 30 847922 TWO AND SIX w5112 4 2 6* 67 4» I 3*1 33 C Collins 1500 Mrs D T Crabtree 4 40 849394 LOST ANGEL w5111 6 5 4 33 32 43 »45 E Van Hock 1500 R Halliday 350 85005 RICHELIEU wb5112 3 6 54 4* 55 57 57 K Robrtson 1500 Weir and Emmons 1550 85001 KIL-ETT w7 111 5 4 7 7 7 62 64 W J Mrphy 1500 Mrs L C Glisson 6630 85006 SKI SLOPE wb 4 119 2 7 3 5* 6* 7 7 B Mills 1500 Blue Bird Stable 1930 Time, :23%. :48VS, 1:14, 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast. r- Mutuels Paid -, dds to , M .. + ..«l D.:~«, , f COPPERSTONE 7.00 3.00 2.80 2.50 .50 .40 UtUel rriCeSi KHYBER PASS 380 320 90 60 ITWOANDSIX 3.00 50 Winner— B. m, by Equistone— Copperette, by Messenger, trained by T. McDermott; bred bv R T Gaitskill REACHED POST-5:43. OFF AT 5:43 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. • Start good from stall gate. Won handily; second and third driving. COPPERSTONE, steadied while clear of the opposition early, turned back the mild challenge of KHYBER PASS at the head of the stretch and drew 59 a»9n onwer. Iight Pres- KHYBER PASS came up to challenge in the stretch but was not good enough j7LA,Nc1£lr.and£dJvery fast lhe final quarter- L0ST ANGEL. hard held the initial half, tired when asked ror Dest. 5KI SLOPE dropped back along the inside when outrun to the first turn. Overweight— Kil-Ett, 4 pounds. Attendance, 2,207; Total Mutuel Pool, 44,551.
