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Wednesdays Late SPORTSMANS PARK Charts SEVENTH RACE 5 FURLONGS out of chute. Mary H., Oct. 17, 1952— :59%-2— 110. Ted Knusman ■ Q C Q Q C Post 13 Purse. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-O 0 0 y 3 winners of ,600 since February 21 allowed 3 lbs.; two races of ,950, 5 lbs.; one race May 6-55 — Spt of ,625, 8 lbs. Claiming races not considered. Wet value to winner ,925; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 10,771. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St and % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 85039 CROSS RING wb5115 4 4 1* 1* 11 12 D Wagner M M Mitchell 6.10 84747 OUR FILLY wb 4 107 7 6 62 62 7 J 22 J Valenti* R Lowe a-8.00 822892 WILL YOU DNCEwb5111 5 8 7h 8 5* 3h. G Pederson R Lowe a-8.00 85382 CAJAC wb 5 120 8 5 3 i 33 32 4* A Skoronski M H VanBerg b-1.00 ,85141 JACKIE VAN w4113 3 1 2i 2J 2" 5J P J Bailey M H VanBerg b-1.00 855893 ALBEMARLE w 4 120 6 7 8 7h 8 6J H Keene W H Bishop 7.00 84897 HEDGEBILL wb 4 115 2 2 5« 5J 4h 7»J H Litzbger J Beats 2.60 :84897 LAUGHING FOX wb 4 114 1 3 4* 4i 6* 8 M Duhon J and G Hejna 25.10 a-Coupled, Our Folly and Will You Dance; b-Cajac and Jackie Van. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:02. Track good. , Mutueis Paid— , Odds to , in* /CROSS RING 14.20 6.00 6.00 6.10 2.00 2.00 Mm. UfUel T riCeS? OUR FOLLY a-Entry 7.40 10.60 2.70 4.30 1 WILL YOU DANCE a-Entry 7.40 10.60 2.70 4.30 Winner— Br. g, by Charing Cross— Makanny, by Time Maker, trained by K. D. Kepler; bred by C. P. Sowers. REACHED POST— 4:51|. OFF AT 4:51J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. CROSS RING took a short lead rounding he first turn and increasing it on the backstretch, withstood a mild challenge nearing the stretch turn and pulled away again in the stretch when put to pressure. OUR FOLLY was unable to keep up with the pace, but came fast through the stretch. WILL YOU DANCE lost ground in the stretch, but was racing well at the end. CAJAC moved up on the backstretch, but raced wide nearing the final turn and then bore out and weakened. JACKIE VAN had good early speed. ALBEMARLE and HEDGEBILL were unable to keep up and were never dangerous. Overweight— Will You Dance, 4 pounds; Jackie Van, 1; Laughing Fox, 2. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Espinos Image, Nov. 1, 1952—1:46—3-1101. Purse ,400. 4-year- 8r q Q £. °s and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races since Febru-J O s O ary 21 allowed 3 lbs.; two races, 5 lbs.; one race, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. May 6-53— Spt Net vahw to winner ,560; second, 80; third, 40; fourth, 20. Mutuel Pool, 15,657. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St Vfr jjj % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 849573 ALS BOURBON w8115 2 4 62 5* 3* 3J 1j G Hatcher 2500 T D Smith 3.90 85474 TRANSATLNTIC wb8110 5 3 41 42 23 t* 2J J Valenti*t 2500 M Petsch 12.20 «£ 5853 COPETE w7 115 6 6 7 7 6* 43 32 W E CarUt 2500 E F Moran 7.10 85285 LYLES FIRST wb5108 7 5 2| 12 13 21 42 R Uryt 2500 L Dilger 4.70 853834 LDY RIDGWELLwb6 107 4 2 3* 32 4h 53 5» P Domenico 2500 Grace Kosiba 9.00 .1,53832 REPARTEE wb7117 1 1 1h 2t 5h 6» 6 H Keene 2500 J Ostergrant 1.20 85203 KATAMA wb4106 3 7 5* 6J 7 7 7 M Weissmn 2500 Mrs L C Molay 17.20 tTwo pounds apprentice allowance waived. iSeven pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :25%, :50%, 1:18%, 1:46%, 1:53%. Track good. z— Mutueis Paid— , Odds te N la. , in * /ALS BOURBON 9.80 5.00 3.60 3.90 1.50 .80 .Mutuel PriCeS? TRANSATLANTIC 10.40 6.00 4.20 2.00 iCOPETE 4.60 1.30 Winner— Br. g, by Alfred the Great— Bourbon Rose, by Prince of Bourbon, trained by D. Howell; bred by G. W. Renfroe. REACHED POST— 5:18. OFF AT 5:18 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate. Won driving; second and third the same. ALS BOURBON was never too far from the pace and, saving ground where possible when ready to make his move, found an opening in the stretch to best TRANSATLANTIC. The latter slipped through on the inside of LYLE*S FIRST when the latter bore out on the far turn and raced well thereafter. COPETE closed strongly around the stretch turn and was going well at the finish. LYLES FIRST displayed fine early speed, but lost much ground by racing wide most of the way and went exceptionally wide on the stretch turn. REPARTEE quit badly when it came to an issue. Overweight— Katama, 1 pound. Repartee claimed by W. H. Bishop. Lady Ridgewell claimed by J. G. Logsdon. NINTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Espinos Image, Nov. 1, 1952—1:46-3-1104. Purse ,200. 3-year- o Q "7 olck ancl uPward- Claiming. Non-winners in 1953. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; older, 118 lbs. 8r 3 O 7 / Claiming price, ,500. May 6-53 — Spt Net value to winners, 35 each; third, 20; fourth, 10. Mutuel Pool, 8,829. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St % V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 854703 JAY EDW A RDM w6118 1 1 1h 21J 2« 21 1 T Bates 2500 Baron i and Lurgio 5.20 1 84683 HND SALUTESBwb 6 108 4 3 3* 53 31 V 13J J Valenti*t 2500 F C Reed 8.30 85583 SEGREGATE wb4118 7 6 72 62 5J 4J 3J W E Carroll 2500 J Dunn - 25.20 848993 CON VA I R w6113 3 2 21 1h 1h 3J 44 D Wagner 2500 P E Quigley 170 852852 GEE-LIGHT w 4 113 5 4 42 31 62 62| 5*1 M Weissmn 2500 JG Ferrera 160 85148 IMPRESS wb6118 6 7 SJ 8 8 7 6"* W Carstens 2500 M Whitebook 22.40 85280 PHAELATER wb6111 8 5 5« 4* 4 52 7« R Uryl 2500 Grace Kosiba 4.50 8538M FIXED STAR wb 6 113 2 8 8 72 73 8 8 R Baldwin 2500 M H VanBerg 4.60 ioHl Dead-Heat. tTwo pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :26, :51%, 1:19%, 1:47%, 1:54%. Track good. z— Mutueis Paid- , Odds to » n * /JAY EDWARD Dead-heat 6.80 6.60 5.60 2.40 2.30 1.80 Ml UtUel PriCeS HAND SALUTE Dead-heat 8.80 800 6.00 140 3.00 2.00 SEGREGATE 8.80 140 Winners— Jay Edward, ch. g, by Mountain Range— Stray Chord, by Strolling Player, trained by A. Baroni; bred by P. C. James, Jr. Hand Salute, b. m, by Attention— Victress, by Man 0 War, trained by C. A. Baltimore; bred by E. Lasker. REACHED POST-5:45i. OFF AT 5:45J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from stall gate for all but FIXED STAR. Won driving, third the same. JAY EDWARD raced close to CONVAIR in the early running, took command between calls on the backstretch and continued gamely on the outside through the stretch. HAND SALUTE slipped through on the inside of JAY EDWARD nearing the far turn to take a short lead and held on well in the final drive to finish in a dead-heat with JAY EDWARD. SEGREGATE made up ground while racing on the inside. CONVAIR tired. GEE-LIGHT failed to threaten in a dull effort. FIXED STAR refused to break with the others and was virtually left, but raced well for six furlongs, and then tired. Attendance, 11,542; Total Mutuel Pool, 82,500. t „ . . .
