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— ■ — Official Charts— r Racing — — -— — Detroit Race Course §f|l — — — — — — Convrieht. 1954. bv Triancle Publications. Inc. ——————— LIVONIA, MICH., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1954-DETROIT RACE COURSE 1 MILE. Twenty-ninth day of fifty-seven-day meeting May 21 to July 26. Michigan Racing Association, Inc. American Totalisator. Puett Starting Gate. Weather clear. Steward representing Michigan Racing Commission, J. F. Kennedy. Stewards, J. G. Catlett and Joseph Kyle. Placing Judges, J. P. Ross, Jr.. Melvin Mackin and Norris Gwin. Patrol Judges, Frank Munden and Bud Mills. Paddock Judge, William Kelly. Clerk of Scales, John Hughey. Starter, John Morrissey. Timer, J. P Gruber. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, C. J. McLennan. Assistant Racing Secretary and Handicapper. S. S. Brown. Racing starts at 3:45 p. m. Eastern Standard Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1953, .29; current meeting, .28. Percentage of favorites in the money, .65. Daily Double, first and second races. No entries or field horses in Daily Double. Mutuel take, 12 per cent State 6, plus annual license fee; track 6. § Two lbs. apprentice allowance claimed. • Five lbs. claimed, i Seven pounds claimed. »*« Ten lbs. claimed WWhip. S Spurs. B Blinkers. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed «by Crowley-Jones Camera Corp. FIRST RACE 5 FURLONGS. Epic King, June 28, 1952— :58%— 2— 119. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. r o ft Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of two races allowed 3 lbs.; maidens, 21 I J O Z 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,000. June 23-54— Del Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, C0; fourth, 00. ; Mutuel Pool, 4,952. Index Horses EgtAWtPP-St and % StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 201192 TOURNEY wb120 4 8 5* 41 31 1 R L Baird 5000 G and G Stable 1.20 205583 B I LLUP wb117 5 5 3h 34 1 4 24 R Lawless 5000 E Lowrance 6.C0 18429 DORIE wb111 3 3 74 61 51 3"* H Craig 5000 J Adler 24.60 205584 JAMES T. • w 112 10 7 82 71 73 4" T "Barrow 4000 Mrs N J Hernandez 26.60 20000 EXAGGERATED w 106 1 4 44 5J 6h 5nk J L Rotz 4000 T D Buhl 6.10 188233 GOATS BEL w 114 7 2 2* 2h » 65 H Keene 4000 Nissen and Close 6.60 196894 KATE G. w 109 2 1 13 11 41 74 A Skoronski 4500 W C Gillen 7.70 20119 GAY JOY wb114 6 10 61 83 81 82 F Kaelin 5000 L Edwards 23.00 18342 CRIMSON DUST w 105 9 6 93 92 94 97 L C Cook 4000 J M Hart 30.40 20314 SQUAD CAR w112 8 9 10 10 10 10 M Basile 5000 C Rufi 65.40 Time, :22and, :48, 1:01. Track fast , — Mutuels Paid— , Odds to D»;fT0URNEY - 4.40 2.80 2.60 1.20 .40 JO M..t..ftl utuel rricesj billup 4.20 3.00 1.10 .5? i DORIE 8.00 3.00 WinnerCh. c, by Tintagal— Spring Fiesta, by Blenheim II., trained by J. R. Wright; bred by J. Patton. IN GATE— 3:46. OFF AT 3:47 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. TOURNEY steadily worked way forward to the stretch, bore to the inside during the drive despite his riders efforts to keep him straight, and was up in the last strides to dispose of BILLUP. The latter, forwardly placed and saving ground throughout, established a clear lead during the stretch run but was unable to withstand the top one. DORIE, caught in tight quarters during the drive and forced to take up, failed to recover in time to threaten the leaders. JAMES T. lacked early foot but finished strongly under brisk urging. EXAGGERATED had no excuse. GOATS BEL engaged KATE G. to the stretch but had nothing left for the drive. KATE G. took command at once, set the pace for three-eighths of a mile, then weakened. GAY JOY was outrun. CRIMSON DUST showed nothing. SQUAD CAR w-»s far back the entire trip. Scratched— 20119 Biddy Sue, 117; 20000 Hurler, 104. Overweight— James T., 4 pounds; Exaggerated, 1; Kate G., 1; Squad Car, 1. SECOND RACE 6 FURLONGS out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5-115. Purse ,000. 2 1 r o n . 3-year-olds. Claiming. Non-winners since May 20. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners twice 13 0 3 since March 2 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, June 23-54 — Det 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,500. Net value to winner ,300; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 6,820. Index Horses Egt-AWtPPSt Va V2 StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 19891 PECKS REWARD wb114 2 7 72 51 14 15f H Keene 3C00 Mrs J H Woodcock 315 20559 BLUE FAY wb 109 9 1 42 31 41 23 A Skoronski 3000 A Chris 14 00 208162 TAFTLA wb114 3 4 3h H 21 34 C Swain 3000 J Timothy 370 20559 AIR MISSION wb 109 4 5 1h 2h 52 4"" L Hansman 3000 H Forrest 6.70 296854 BLAZER HORNET wb113 16 6J fin 3h 5" T Barrow 2500 W E Schmidt 10 40 198914 ADMIRALSCRIPT w109 5 8 85 8« 75 64 J Matte* 3000 A Brent 1190 16547 QUICK STEP w 117 7 3 51-71 6h 751 L C Cook 3000 M H VanBerg 3is0 20816 TEA BISCUIT wb114 8 9 9 9 9 81 J L Rotz 3000 A Wellman 13.80 20559 DEPTH ROCKET w110 6 2 2h 41 82 9 R Lawless 3000 Grace Kosiba 15.80 Time, :23, :47%, VA2%. Track fast. , — S2 Mutuels Paid — * t Odds to s Mi.+..~l D»;*.AfPECKS REWARD 9-60 5.60 3.80 3.80 1.80 .90 Mutuel rricesj blue fay n.oo 6.00 4.50 2.00 _ i TAFTLA 3.40 .70 Winner— B. g, by Eternal Reward— Pecks Choice, by Jacopo, trained by R. Dees; bred by Mrs. J. H. Woodcock " IN GATE-4:11. OFF AT 4:12 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. • Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. PECKS REWARD, outrun early, was sent around horses entering the stretch and, after taking command, drew clear to win with speed in reserve. BLUE FAY, never far back, closed willingly, but was not good enough for PECKS REWARD. TAFTLA went to the front before entering the stretch, but faltered when set down in the drive.* AIR MISSION tired after racing forwardly placed to the stretch. BLAZER HORNET made a good bid in the early stretch, then weakened. ADMIRALSCRIPT was never prominent. QUICK STEP was through early. TEA BISCUIT was far back throughout. DEPTH-ROCKET had brief speed, but failed to stay. Overweight— Depth Rocket, 1 pound. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 6.40— Double Pool, 3,680. Official program numbers for Daily Double — 4 and 2. THIRD RACE 6 FURLONGS out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5— 115. Purse ,000. *y | c O A 3-year-olds. Maidens. Special weights. Weight, 120 lbs. T ~ . Nel va,ue 10 winncr S1300 secontL S400; thirdJ MJ fwrth, 00. June 23-54— Det Mutuel Pool, 8,879. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz StrFin Jockeys Owners Oddsto~ 206853 PIGEON PIE wb 120 4, 3 12J p 12J ink h Keene Mr and Mrs J Bartlett 315 206882 BLACK BILLINGS wb120 7 2 3* 2h 24 28 . J L Rotz M H VanBerg 2.10 20686 COURTESY BOY w 115 1 4 22 33 31 31 L C Cook Mr and Mrs L Seafert a-3 60 90808 PHI w 120 2 7 7and 61 42 4"k m Basile Mrs G C White a-360 19889 SWIFT WATER wb115 5 6 Gh 7« 75 5h T Barrow G M Morrison 1460 20686 MORSE FLASH wb120 3 5 53 41 54 61 C Swain S Imprescia 21*30 201202 THE SPY wb 120 8 1 41 51 61 7* A Skoronski Myron Smith 3*00 07909 PATS PICK wb113 6 8 8 8 8 8 M N Galez Mrs L A De Rose 3Z50 a-Coupled, Courtesy Boy and Phi. Time, :23, :47, 1:13. Track fast. r~ 0 Mutuels Paid— , Odds to , M..t-..AI Dml~~~ P,GE0N PIE 8-80 4.20 2.80 3.40 1.10 .40 Mutuel rricesi black billings •. 3.40 2.60 70 .30 i COURTESY BOY a-Entry 2.80 40 Winner— B. g, by Carrier Pigeon— Unfortunate, by Jock, trained by A. Dyson; bred by Lookout Stud IN GATE-4:36. OFF AT 4:361 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. PIGEON PIE took an early lead, settled for the drive with a good advantage but was briskly handled thereafter to withstand BLACK BILLINGS. The latter, a keen factor from the outset, closed strongly under punishment but could not overtake the winner, although -much the best of the others. COURTESY BOY tired after racing well to»the stretch. PHI failed to respond when set down in the drive. SWIFT WATER had no excuse. MORSE FLASH was outrun. THE SPY raced wide after beginning alertly. PATS PICK showed nothing. Overweight— Pats Pick, 3 pounds. FOURTH RACE 1 MJLE AND 70 YARDS. Bully Boy, July 26, 1952— 1:41Ms— 5— 119. Purse ,100. 2 1 C o c 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners twice since May 1 allowed 3 lbs.; I J O. one race,6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 3 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,000 June 23-54 — Det Net value to winner ,365; second, 20; third, 10; fourth, 05. ■ Mutuel Pool, 1,504. !__J___J Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz % StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 2000 SIR RHYMER wb 108 6 7 7 7 7 41 Ink J L Rotz 3500 Mrs S Pistorio 12JB0 200024 ELS FOLLY wb117 2 2 31 3* 31 33 2* H Craig 4000 L 0 McQuown 740 19891 FRABOTTA wb111 4 3 21 2h 1h 2 3nk R Law|ess 3500 M H VanBerg 540 198912 CELTIC SPIRIT wb120 7 5 42 44 24 1h 42 R L Baird 4000 Monarch Stable Z60 205604 LIMIT GREENIE wb114 3 6 63 62 61 51 54 L C Cook 4000 Ro-Mar Stable 190 18981 SMOOTH PALM wb110 5 4 5h 53 51 61 6"k H Keene 4000 C Kroneman and Son 7*50 20560 COMPENSATOR wb!14 1 1 12J 11 44 7 7 A Skorski 4000 L L Hollandsworth "1510 Time, :24%, :48and 1:14%, 1:41%, 1:46%. Track fast. , — Mutuels Paid — v . Odds to — — N SIR RHYMER 27.60 12.60 7.40 12.80 M..t-..A| D f 5.30 2.70 utuel rricesj els folly 7.60 5.00 280 1 50 * FRABOTTA v 4.80 1*40 Winner— Ch. c, by The Rhymer— Molasses Belts, by Jean Bart, trained by L. G. Bedwell; bred by Mrs. S M Pistorio. IN GATE-5:00. OFF AT 5:001 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good Won driving; second and third the same. SIR RHYMER saved ground while outrun to the stretch, responded willingly when sent to the middle o7 the track for the drive and wore down the leaders in the last sixteenth. ELS FOLLY, well placed from the start, reached the lead between calls during the stretch run but was unable to hold the winner. FRABOTTA, a keen factor from the start, took command approaching the stretch but faltered during the drive CELTIC SPIRIT moved up fast between horses entering the stretch reached the lead but attempted to bear in during the final furlong and could hot be persevered with in the late stages. LIMIT GREENIE was outrun and had no mishap. SMOOTH PALM was never dangerous COMPENSATOR went to the front at once, set the pace until challenged by FRABOTTA, then gave way Scratched— 192S6 Brief Brand, 106. Overweight— Smooth Palm, 1 pound. Els Folly claimed by C. Blazer. DROIT ge; course Continued from "Page Nine FIFTH RACE 6 FURLONGS out of chute. Dandilly, June 17, 1950— 1:09%— 5— 115. Eastside 1 C O iL L5ons Purse- Purse ,100. 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since 2 I O O O May 20. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners twice since March 2 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, June 23-54— Det 6 lbs. Claiming .price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 50 to ,000. Net value to winner ,365; second, 20; third, 10; fourth, 05. Mutuel Pool, 7,957. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vz Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 206882 NEPAL wb7119 5 8 72 5* 31 12 R L Baird 4500 J Paddock 1.30 20562 TEST PATTERN wb 5 111 3 4 3£ 31 J 2J 23 F Kaelin 4500 MacGregor and Arnold 3.20 20003 NICKLEBY wb7112 6 7 8« 86 6£ 32 H Keene 4000 Mr and Mrs J Bartlett 20.80 18987 SHIFTY DORA wb6112 1 5 22 11 12 4£ C Varcarcl* 4500 A Andrews. a-8.90 20242 JACKIE VAN w5116 8 1 1* 22 44 5 J West 4500 Willis and Harris 4.50 19195 BILLS HYGRO wb5116 9 3 5* 6h 5f 6J J L Rotz 4500 McDermott and Wellman 8.90 18987 EQUIMORE wb4111 7 2 63 71 72 73 R Miller* 45C0 Bee Tee Stable 43.50 20242 JAY CEE w 4 114 2 6 4h 4h 8 8n C Headley 4250 Mmes Dyer and Hanson 37.30 98932 KING FREED0MSwb7 105 4 9 9 9 9 9 G Lapnsee* 4000 W Zakoor a-8.90 a-CoiipIed, Shifty Dora and King Freedoms. Time, :23, :465i 1:12. Track fast , — S2 Mutuels Paid— t Odds to SI * 11 . in- l NEPAL 4.60 3.00 160 1.30 .50 .30 MUTUel PriCeSi TEST PATTERN 400 32° 1-W -60 1 NICKLEBY 4.80 1.40 Winner— Gr. g, by Marmoud— Last Chick, by Chicle, trained by V. R. Wright; bred by C. V. Whitney. IN GATE — 5:26. OFF AT 5:26 EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. NEPAL steadily worked way forward, drifted out during the stretch run, but disposed of the leaders to win going away. TEST PATTERN, well placed from the outset, bore out at theiinal turn, finished fairly well under punishment, but was not good enough for the top one, although easily best of the others. NICKLEBY, outruri_to the stretch, made up ground during the drive, but was unable to threaten the leaders. SHIFTY DORA moved up fast after the start, took command from JACKIE VAN nearing the stretch and settled for the drive with a clear lead, then weakened. JACKIE VAN had •early foot, but failed .to stay. BILLS HYGRO was outrun and had no excuse. EQUIMORE began fast, but failed to stay. JAY CEE tired after racing well to the stretch. KING FREEDOMS showed nothing. Scratched— 20556 Bon Durant, 110. . * Jackie Van claimed by M. H. VanBerg. SIXTH RACE DETROIT RACE COURSE— 6 Furlongs 1 Horse. Straight. Place. Show. dh-RED SULTAN $ 4.40 $ 4.40 $ 2.80 dh-ABLE LADD 5.40 5.80 3.20 MAKE A NOTE 3.00 dh — Dead-heat Time, 1 :12#5. Off at 5:51 Eastern Standard Time. SCRATCHED— Pernie Lee. For Late Charts See Tomorrows Issue
