Delaware Memos: Belmont, Kent Stakes Run Same Day; Unable to Avoid Conflicting Dates; Italian Horse, Arson, Coming to U.S., Daily Racing Form, 1953-06-10

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Delaware Memos By FRED GALIANI Belmont Kent Stakes Run Same Day Unable to Avoid Conflicting Dates Italian Horse Arson Coming to US USDELAWARE DELAWARE PARK Stanton Del June 9 This Saturday will be the third straight year that the Kent Stakes here will be run on me same aay as tne famous Belmont Stakes and it looks like the race at Stanton will draw a larger field since Native Dancer has cut down his opposition in New York to a hand ¬ ful When racing sec ¬ retary Gil Haus was asked why the two three year old stakes stakes conflicted he re ¬ plied simply Theres lave two tnree yearold stakes and Belmont has about four or five Last week they ran the Peter Pan so we would hit a sophomore race there Next Saturday we have our Leonard Rich ¬ ards the other race for threeyearolds No matter how we shift them there will always be a conflict Which is a situation becoming more prevalent every year The enormous amount of race tracks and longer meetings operating in one section force such collision of stakes for the same type of horses Most schedules are drawn up to avoid such meetings but there eventually comes a point where different tracks must tie into one another witness the running of the Delaware Oaks and BlackEyed Susan Stakes on the same day George D Wideners Evening Out was returned to New York this morning fol ¬ lowing a trip here which had hapless re ¬ sults The unbeaten filly who was shipped here Saturday to run in tomorrows Polly Drummond Stakes was injured in the van on the trip down then cast herself in her stall An infection set in the cut putting the filly on the sidelines Jack Westrope who has been burning up the track here left today for Suffolk Downs where he will ride Mrs E duPont Weirs Royal Yale in the Massachusetts Handi ¬ cap tomorrow Rope will be back in action here again on Thursday Ap ¬ prentice Tony Falco checked in this morning and will ride for the few days before the Monmouth opening In New Jersey he will do the booting for the horses trained by Sol Rutchick who leased Falcos contract from Hirsch Jacobs Falco has joined the sports car set with his recent purchase of an Eng ¬ lish MG MGRalph Ralph Roots 13yearold son Reggie is so mad about not fighting anybody that he is willing to fight anybody Reggie wants Jock LaBelle to pit him in the 65pound class in the weekly boxing bouts which feature the recreation program but so far nothing has been done about it If some ¬ thing doesnt happen soon Reggie will take on LaBelle Tonight is a red letter day for Walter A Jack Edgar president of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association when his daughter Jean graduates from high school in Baltimore Muggins Feld irian publicity director at Atlantic City is casting envious eyes on the Italian ace Arson currently at Woodbine Park in Can ¬ ada Arson a fouryearold son of Mac herio Aubergine is slated to come to the TJ S in August where he will race in the colors of Tyson Gilpin The Italian horse is a prospect for Atlantic Citys triple crown turf series and will be a colorful addition to the field fieldThe The turf events at the shore course are a unique triangle with a race for f oreign breds and one for Americanbreds on the same day with the leaders of both de ¬ tailed to meet on equal grounds in the 50000 climactic United Nations Handi ¬ cap Jim East will do a lot of commut ting starting the end of this week and running through the Fourth of July as he has split his string between here and Monmouth Mrs Alfred Roberts Eat ontown winner of the Wilmington Handicap Here on opening day is already at the North Jersey course where he will attempt to latch on to another open ¬ ing stake when he goes to the post in the 20000 Oceanport Handicap HandicapJockey Jockey Bobby Mitchell took the day off yesterday recovering from a stiff neck which he suffered when he fell with a horse in the post parade Saturday Joe Piarulli shipped in Count Cavour from New Jersey and if the horse runs a good race tomor ¬ row he will be sent back in the Kent Stakes on Saturday Alan Clarkes Senator Joe JoeContinued Continued on Page FortyOne f MemosI Delaware Memos I By FRED GAOANI Continued from Page Six Sixis is another who will travel to Monmouth for the Oceanport Sammy Boulmetis will ride Marlboro Stud Farms Jet Master in the same stakes Martin Engdahl more familiarly known as The Swede onetime stable agent for Danny Sullivan of Texas checked in from Miami on a visit to points as yet undetermined undeterminedYouthful Youthful trainer Frank Wright and the missus were out yesterday afternoon cele ¬ brating his birthday but their horses Dapper and Elliott L refused to cooper ¬ ate hi making the occasion a howling success by finishing out of the money Elliott L was named for orchestra leader Elliott Lawrence who among other shows plays for Red Buttons Saturday may be a day of wrath for Wright espe ¬ cially if Scimitar wins the race or at any rate beats SakrEIBahr Wright bought both of the colts as yearlings broke and raised them but lost Scimitar hi a claim ¬ ing race here last season He still thinks he has the better horse Lasswell will ride Scimitar hi Saturdays affair affairSaxon Saxon Stables Invigorator checked in this morning for the Kent Invigorator who finished third in the Derby third in the Wood and second in the Withers before winning the Peter Pan has been out of the money only twice in 10 starts this year and will be a stout choice for the Kent Im beginning to think the B O is antirac ¬ ing The main line of the railroad runs about a furlong back of the grandstand and everytime the first race breaks from the gate they send a fast freight through drowning out Ray Haights call Tough on the people back in the tree areas


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