Bugle Corps Sprints to Easy Score; Name 69 for Hawthorne Gold Cup: Dancer Tops List for Oct. 16 Feature, Daily Racing Form, 1954-06-08

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Bugle Bugle Corps Corps Sprints Sprints to to Easy Easy Score; Score; Name Name 69 69 for for Hawthorne Hawthorne Gold Gold Cup Cup dancer7 Tops List For Oct. 16 Feature Determine, Hasty Road, High Gun and lmbros Also Listed For 5,000 Added Event HAWTHORNE, Cicero, 111., June 7. Headed by the gray champion, Native Dancer, the list of 69 nominees for the 5,000 added" Hawthorne Gold Cup was announced today by Robert F. Carey, managing director of the historic West Side track where the important mile and a quarter autumn fixture will be renewed on October 16. That will be the final day of the 34-day meeting at Hawthorne, where many important improvements are being made this summer in the physical aspects of the plant. The nomination of Native Dancer was made particularly significant by reports from the East that the recent injury to Alfred Vanderbilts great gray four-year-old was a stone bruise, the nature of which is expected to respond to treatment and rest, with prospects that -he colt will be back in training before long. Just what course Vanderbilt and trainer Bill Winfrey will pursue with Native Dancer is still to be determined, but it is altogether conceivable that the great son of Polynesian will again be at his best when the date of the Hawthorne Gold Cup rolls around, and that he will keep his engagement at Chicagos historic track. Best Roster in Years The list of nominees for the 1954 renewal of the Hawthorne Cup is better in both quality and quantity than that 6t last year or in recent years. It can confidently be called the best since the days of Display, Crusader, Sun Beau, Mate, Equipoise, and Discovery. Among the most prominent nominees is "that other gray," the three-year-old Determine, winner of the Kentucky Derby, Santa Anita Derby, and a whole array of other stakes, to which he added Hollywood Parks Debonair only last Saturday in his first public appearance since winning the Derby at Churchill Downs. Determines owner, Andrew Crevolin, also nominated his gray colts four-year-old stablemate, lmbros, a world record-holder and the best Continued on Page Forty-Four Hawthorne Cup Lures 69 Nominees Dancer Tops Roster for Oct. 16 Stake; Determine, Hasty Road, Imbros Named Continued from Page One handicap horse to appear on the West Coast this year. Vanderbilt also made a Gold Cup subscription for his four-year-old Find, winner of the Excelsior and San Carlos handicaps and other races. J The three-year-olds on the Hawthorne Cup list stand out conspicuously. Besides Determine, they include Hasty House Farms Preakness winner, Hasty Road and Peabody winner, Sea O Erin. Other three-year-olds are King-Ranchs High Gun, winner of the Peter Pan Handicap last Saturday; the King Ranch filly, Riverina; Mrs. Ada L. Rices Chesapeake and Cherry Blossom winner, Ring King; Robert S. Lytles Correlation, winner of the Florida Derby and Wood Memorial and favorite for the Derby and Preakness, in which he failed; Walmac Farms Hasseyampa, Louis Lee Haggins Homestake, Joe W. Browns Louisiana Derby winner, Gigantic, and other members of the three-year-old division. Also high in importance among the Gold Cup nominees are King Ranchs To Market, who won the Hawthorne Cup in 1952; Dixianas Sub Fleet, the 1953 winner; Mrs. Rices Pet Bully; James Cox Bradys Wide-ner winner, Landlocked; Harry N. Eads Sir Mango; Mrs. J. R. H. Thourons Royal Vale; Saxon Stables Invigorator; John S. Phipps Level Lea; J. M. Lingles Larry Ellis; Eugene Constantins Royal Bay Gem. Others in the same category include Calumet Farms Fleet Bird, Samuel . Tufanos Wise Margin, Reverie Knoll Farms Smoke Screen, Buddah Stables Sunny Dale, King Ranchs Rejected. Alberta Ranches Nominates Four Alberta Ranches have nominated Indian Hemp, Thirteen of Diamonds, Blue Butterfly and Sun God. Besides their three-year-olds, Hasty House Farm has Ruhe, Platan, and Mister Black on the list. Other nominees include the following: H. G. Bockmans Happy Go Lucky, Saf-fir Brothers Dear Doctor, Rokeby Stables Magic Lamp, Manor Stables Loridale, M. R. Hamers Lotus Eater, Clifford Lusskys Tuosix, M. H. VanBergs Endon and An-dros, B. W. Landys Unbridled and Spur On, Jay Kay Stables Montenegrin, Marv-Arnie j Stables Red Charger, Dixianas Devilment, Sunny Blue Farms Admiral Porter, Mrs. R. L. Reinemans Whither, Mrs. Herbert Herffs Smackover, Mrs. H. L. Nathen-sons Guy, Starmount Stables Primate, H. C. Fruehauf s Precious Stone and Char- j wick Manor, Walmac Farms Vagabond King and Adams Off Ox, Dr. R. C. Austins 1 Notable, Morrie Sidells New Again andi Smart Choice, J. W. Browns Gentilly, Sam E. Wilsons Royal Mustang and Gushing Oil, T. D. Buhls Second Avenue, H. P. Headleys Pinetum and Athenian, Roy McClarins Spring Grove. The list also includes the South American horses, Impul-sivo and Tobogan, nominated by the Argentine Turf, Incorporated. Racing secretary L. C. Bogenschutz called attention to the fact that payments of 50 are due by July 1 to remain eligi- ble for the Hawthorne Gold Cup, which is expected to have a gross value of well over 00,000. I


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