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Delaware Notes DELAWARE PARK Stanton Del June 10 John Fitzsimmons son and assistant of veteran Jim Fitzsimmons who again is represented at the Delaware Park meeting has compiled a list of a hatf hundred 1953 horsesintraining handled by his famous dad The long list included throroughbreds owned by Belair Stud Wheatley Stable Ogdeii Phipps Mrs Whit ¬ ney Stone and one horse Secant the property of Mr Fitz himself Matt J Cremens Be Gracious a winner in New York Maryland and New Jersey thus far in the season checked into local quarters The daughter of Discovery Her Grace has the 100000 added New Castle as her principal objective Circle M Farms Big Mo winner of last years Delaware Oaks is on the grounds and has the 100000 added New Castle Handicap as her principal objective Trainer Frank Catrone is well satisfied with her appearance and actions and will select a suitable spot for her local debut David G Neumans Third Ace who broke down in a Pimlico engagement has been shipped to farm quarters and will be idle for a considerable time possibly the re ¬ mainder of the year Rokeby Stables Magic Lamp shipped to New York several days ago was returned without having competed at Belmont Park Minor injuries en route forced cancellation of his appearance at that point Gil Haus this morning released the con ¬ dition book for the local steeeplechase sea ¬ son which gets under way on June 22 Top stake races in the schedule are the George ¬ town and Indian River handicaps handicapsW W S Carters Dark Patrol has been shipped to trainer Lou Pascal in Maryland The Attention colt will be blistered and is likely to resume his campaign during the Monmouth Park meeting Condition books for the Randall Park meeting are being distributed by members of the local racing secretarys office officeBruce Bruce Campbells Alakatch who won the first race of this meeting then was un ¬ placed in the Dover Stakes came out of that latter engagement with bucked shins Mrs E Kendall Weils stakewinner Ken arrived from Pimlico accompanied by Hurried The latter was a winner on the final day of the Maryland season and is ready for an early local debut debutMrs Mrs Alfred Roberts Eatontown winner j of the Wilmington Handicap on the open ¬ ing day of this meeting headed a group of four thoroughbreds shipped from here to Monmouth Park by trainer A F Jim East Gee M Cohens Jess Lihthicum and Harry B Cohens Mully S both of whom are conditioned by Charles R White were transferred over the weekend to Mon ¬ mouth Park where they will await Satur ¬ days opening John Barry Ryans Slippy and B C Bet ner Jrs Last Word took up local quarters following a trip from Belmont Park Blue Stone Farms Scimitar through his victory here last week over older horses has qualified for the weekend Kent Stakes and will be ridden in that mile and a six ¬ teenth event by Glen Lasswell Joe Culmone currently serving a 10day suspension was a visitor here this morning and stated that hd will return to the saddle during the Monmouth Park meeting Delaware Parks percentage of winning favorites for the current meeting is run ¬ ning well above the national average With nine days completed the percentage is 44
