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Osborne to Campaign 13 Head at Beulah Meeting MeetingGrove Grove City Session Scheduled To Get Under Way Next Monday MondayGROVE GROVE CITY Ohio May 4 Gale Os ¬ borne Olney 111 horseman will cam ¬ paign a stable of 13 at the Beulah Park meeting which opens Monday May 10 10The The Osborne colorbearers are Blue Ex ¬ press Lena Deen Wise Smug Wise Dame Juggler Ross Due Hard Steel Big Bomber Paynes Depot Star Nymph Your Habit The Blue Goose and Broken Crown CrownPresident President and general manager Robert J Dienst has announced that post time for the first event daily will be 230 p m EST Eight races will be contested every day except on Saturdays and May 31 when nine will be up for decision decisionUntil Until last year Beulah annually offered a heavy schedule of twilight races at its spring meeting but the increased attend ¬ ance and mutuel play at the 1953 spring session plainly indicated that the race ¬ goers of Central Ohio prefer to enjoy their thoroughbred racing in the afternoon A state curfew bans thoroughbred racing after 7 p m although the trotters and pacers may perform until midnight midnightThe The eightracesperday schedule is in accordance with the wishes of the State Racing Commission Last winter the com ¬ mission passed a rule limiting running race tracks to eight events per day but litiga ¬ tion in Franklin County Common Pleas Court automatically suspends the rule ruleIn In 1953 Beulah offered nine races on Wednesdays and Saturdays This year only eight will be run Wednesdays WednesdaysThe The Beulah Park management has ap i pealed to the State Racing Commission for permission to open the meeting Saturday May 8 and to offer a total of 20 days of the sport However the board will not meet again until Monday May 10 the day Beulah will open according to the permit issued by the commission commissionHenry Henry Green Shaker Heights sportsman and Beulah Park vicepresident arrived here Monday to assist with preliminary plans and preparations for the Beulah meeting meetingRacing Racing secretary and handicapper E W Bury who for the past month has been serving in an advisory capacity for Ralph A Parachek head of Fort Miami track took over his duties today
