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I — Official Racing Charts : " Belmont Park —————— Convrieht. 1955 by Tr Uncle Publications. Inc. — — ELMONT, t. I., N. Y., THURSDAY, MAY 5. 1955-BELMONT PARK 1 1-2 MILES. Tenth day of forty-two-day meeting April 25 to June 11. Westchester Racing Association. American Totalisator. United Starting Gate. Film Patrol. Weather clear for the first four races; cloudy thereafter. ■ Steward representing New York State Racing Commission, F. P. Dunne; The Jockey Club, Marshall 5S Westchester Racing Association, H. 0 Vcsburgh; Invited Member of The Jockey Club, H. E. Jackson; National Steeplechase and Hunt Association. F. H. Parks; Alternate Invited Members of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association, A. C. Bostwick and S. B. Wing. Placing Judges, J. E. Kyle, W A. Murphy, Jr. and W. T. OConnor. Patrol Judges, J. E. OHara, Austin McLaughlin, Myron Davis and W. J. Mara. Paddock Judge, Myron Davis. Assistant Paddock Judge. W. J. Mara. Clerk of Scales, Calvin Rainey Assistant Clerk of Scales, • Warren Mehrtens. Starter, G. B. Csssidy. Timer, Howard Storms. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, F. E. Kilroe. Assistant Racing Secretary, j. G. Reeder. Assistant Handicapper. F. H. Parks Steeplechase Racing Secretary and Handicapper, J. E. Cooper. ,nriRa,cj"9 starts at 1:15 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1954, .34; current meeting, .29. Percentage of varoites in the money, .62. Daily Double, first and second races. . Entries and field horses run as one. Mutuel take. 15 per cent State 10, track 4, city or county 1. Superior figure following jockeys name indicates apprentice allowance claimed. J Three lbs. claimed. » Five lbs., etc. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Crowley-Jones Camera Corp. FIRST RACE 7 FURLONGST Rcseben, Oct. 16, 1906-1:22-5-126. Purse ,500. 4-year-olds and A "J C Q ft upward. Claiming. Ncn-winners since March 31. Weight, 121 lbs. Non-winners of two *t # J 7 O races since January 15 allowed 4 lbs.; one race since January 15 or two races since May 5-55 — Bel November 15, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner ,275; second, S7C0; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool. 06.026. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt ft % % StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr Owners Odds to i52!4 F£L5fN AR,A w°5110 12 1 14 12 14 16 fil RMikonenS 3500 Mrs J H Skirv.n 2.85 228 HELT0P wb4116 3 11 108 9* 7J 4* 23 P J Bailey 3500 R B Rakcw 13.05 46966 HAM HOCKS w 5 116 8 8 7 61 3* 21 32 E Arcaro 3500 Miss J Rigione 3.70 £21 SIR SIDNEY wb 6 116 11 3 V 23 3* 44 J Westrope 3500 W A Aste 10.45 46036 TO CHALLENGE wb5116 7 10 12» tXA 8J 5"" 0 Scurlock 3500 Harry L Farm 26.00 44412 GEORGE MURPHYwb4120 6 9 9 8 94 74 64 T Atkinson 3500 Ethel D Jacobs 7.40 37562 LEA R0NDI wb5 116 2 7 5 5| 51 5* 7J J N Hnbrk 3500 D Lasaponara 39.75 45778 S0N0SICUR0 wb4113 4 6 6* 72 84 6* 82 E Rodrigez 3500 F T Somma 3.55 43847 PICKED w 5 116 10 12 flj 113 103 92 94 J Nichols 3500 Grandview Stable 11.50 33505 DOCEDOE wb6111 9 13 13 13 13 10 103 L Olah 3500 W Kratochwil f-20.70 30307 METOPIA wb5 111 13 2 2h and 4h 114 115 G Glassner 3500 S Hicks 42.05 17316 JOLIE BOY wb6 116 5 4 84104114122 120 S Cole 3500 S Finkelstein f-20.70 459S5 VAL wb4111 1 5 3h 43 62 13 13 J CangmieS 3500 G Auerbach f-20.70 f-Mutuel field. Time, :23, :46«/Sj 1:12%, 1:25%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers!* Mutuels Paid— Odds to s Jul. D.:~«.f 9-G0LDEN ARIA 7.70 4.20 3.00 2.85 1.10 .50 Mutuel r rices 2-heltop 12.10 6 50 5.05 2.25 I 6-HAM HOCKS 3.60 .80 Winner— Ch. m, by Air Hero— Brown Geld, by Nocturnal, trained by J. H. Skirvin: bred bv North Cliff Farm. IN GATE-1:15. OFF AT 1:15 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. GOLDEN ARIA assumed command at once, retained a commanding advantage when settled for the stretch run and continued on gamely under a mild hand ride. HELTOP steadily improved her position on the inside to the stretch, remained next to the rail for the drive and, though unable to seriously endanger the leader, easily prevailed over the others. HAM HOCKS failed to respond sufficiently when set down for the ultimate test. SIR SIDNEY tired. TO CHALLENGE passed tiring horses. GEORGE MURPHY raced wide. S0N0SICUR0 had no apparent mishap. PICKED and DOCEDOE were always outrun. METOPIA retired steadily after flashing brief speed. VAL stopped to a walk. Scratched-473194 Booth*, 116; 41P2 Dik Dik, 116: 34077 Bubbling Gold, 116; 47C63 Cedar Jungle, 111: 468673 Fighting Wise, 116; 47131 Handsome Teddy 116; 46966 Justa Break, 109. Overweight— Sonosicuro, 2 pounds. SECOND RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS Widener Straight Course. The Pimpernel, May 17, 1951— :4944— 4 7 C Q 7 2—118. Purse ,800. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Claiming. Weight, 119 lbs. 3 7 i Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 5500 to ,500. May 5-55 — Bel Net value to winner ,470; second. 60: third, 80: fourth, 90. Mutuel Pool, 35,547. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 46723 JUDY DARLING wb115 4 4 6 4 1J R Broussard 7000 J W Brown f-4.55 469604 PHOEBES GIRL w 119 13 8 51 2h 2* S Small 8000 Mrs M G Walsh 3.75 463472 TRIGAZA wb113 11 1 4h 31 34 W Boland 6500 Pin Oak Farm 9.30 45915 BERNO w 113 5 12 3§ 4h 4i C McCreary 6500 Vera S Bragg f-4.55 46960 VERACITY w 113 20 6 V 51 5J W Lester 6500 Four-Way Ranch 10.90 469602 SONORA GIRL w 115 16 2 1h 6" 6"* E Rodrigez 7000 J McCluskey 3.05 46960 HELLO RITA w 115 19 9 10 8* 74 E Arcaro 7000 I Bieber 12.75 46960 TIMELY LASS w 108 6 11 9J 7i 8 B SeridoS 6500 Sanford Stud Farm f-4.55 SUGAR HAM wb 43 14 5 71 91 91 A Ferruolo 6500 Miss J Rigione f-4.55 46512 KAW MAID w 115 10 14 141 10 10* R Mikknen 7000 Woclford Farm f-4.55 46960 COUNTERCLOCK w 114 18 18 16 11h 112 J Higley 6500 Powhatan f-4 55 SHOE TREE wb119 21 7 83 16" 12"* A Valzuela 8000 Elmendorf 29.75 MISS JERONIMO w 119 3 13 15* 121 13h P J Bailey 8000 Darby Dan Farm 31.90 46723 BOUNCED w113 9 16 17 131 144 T Atkinson 6500 Greentree Stable 18.85 46960 BOSSY MARY wb117 7 lO 11r» 15415"* J Westrope 7500 F Lansburnh ■ 56 45 455323 BECKYGALE w 116 2 17 183 142 iSno £ Guerin 7000 Dorothy J Gale 1845 46960 BY HERSELF wb113 12 3 13 17h 17h C Picou 6500 M Hirsch f-4 55 SPRING PERFUME w 113 8 15 121 183 18 G Glassner 6500 J S Nash f-4.55 46960 MERRY w 115 22 20 22 22 1921 J Nichols 7000 Winding Way Farm a-8 35 CHERVIL wb 113 17 21 192 192 203 S Cole 6500 E Potter Jr a-8 35 EPONACKER w 108 1 22 205 20* 211 J CgemieS 6500 E M OBrien f-4 55 THARBIS wb 113 15 19 211 211 22 0 Scurlock 6500 Mrs C 0 istlm f-4.55 f-Mutuel field. a-Coupled, Merry ?nd Chervil. Time, :22, :46%, :52% crosswmd. Track fast. Official Program Numbers . — Mutuels Paid r- Odds to * D f14-JUDY DARLING f-Field 11.10 4.90 2 00 4.55 1.45 .50 M..f-..~l -I,.**. UTUel rriCeSf 7-PHOEBES GIRL 6.10 4.40 2 05 1 20 I 6-TRIGAZA £.50 L25 Winner— Ch. f, by King Dorsett— Kh-dija. by Mahmoud, trained by J. B. Theal!; bred by Mrs. J. W. Brown. IN GATE-1:47. OFF AT 1:47 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. JUDY DARLING, away in the first flight, forged to the front nearing the furlong marker, and retained a safe advantage when fully extended. PHOEBES GIRL, always within striking distance, moved up v.ith a rush to attain the runner-up position entering the stretch, but was unable to overtake the winner when hard ridden through the late stages. TRIGAZA failed to properly respond when the real test came. BERrO tired. VERACITY was unable to keep up SONORA GIRL failed -to stay. HELLO RITA lacked the necessary rally. SUGAR HAM and KAW MAID had no apparent mishaps. SHOE TREE began in the first flight, then drcpocd from contention. BOUNCED and BOSSY MARY never were formidable. BY HERSELF was through early. MERRY and CHERVIL were alwavs outrun. EPONACKER and THARBIS never menaced. Scratched— Lady Phil, 113; 465123 Ki-sena, 113; 4705** Fiddling, 119. Overweight— Counterclock, 1 pound: Bec!;ygale, 1. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 6.50— Doube Pool, 34,484. THIRD RACE 1 1-16 MILES out of chute. Dot, Sept. 7, 1923— 1:42 --3-100. Purse ,500. 4 7 C Q O 3-year-olds. Claiming. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners of one race at one mile or over J 7 O. since March 31 allowed 3 lbs.; one race at any distance since March 31 or three since May 5-55 — Bel November 15, 5 lbs. races when entered to be claimed for ,000 or less not considered. Claiming price, ,000; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Net value to winner ,275; second, C0: third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 06.019. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt jjh jji 3fr Str Fin Jockeys Clg pT Owners Odds tc 46787 LONG ROW w 117 5 5 6* "83 3 22 11 E Arcaro 6000 Pennsylvania Farm 150 470572 PI NUHTA w 107 11 2 I1, 12 13 4 22 B SeridoS 6000 Mrs J Schwartz 7 95 47325 WORRY MANANA wb 112 7 9 llf 12 tin 52 34 C McCreary 6000 I Bieber f-1390 469591 TONGA PRINCE wb117 3 10 11 5 21 34 44 E Guerin 6000 Harry L Farm 4.70 470571 BERNMORE w 118 4 12 MM 104 104 84 5"° A Valenzla 5000 Flyii.g L Su.ble 1240 46519 ROWENA w 112 9 11 12M3 13 91 6" P Anderson 6000 E P Bixer 4195 47057 SHORT SKIRTS wb 104 13 4 64 41 4J 71 71 R Mikonen5 5000 J P Can-oil 3025 462134 OISEAU BLEU w 117 12 2 3 2* 53 43 8-» T Atkinson 6000 C A Bartlett 910 4540S4 AMAZE w 112 8 13 13 113 123 10* 92 W Boland 60CO Frances H Ulrich 13.00 46787 SUNRISE w 112 1 8 92 9J 71 6M0» P J Bailey 5500 Wocdley Lai-e Farm 14.65 45534 CERTAIN LADY w 111 6 6 5" 72 91 11h link m Sorntino 5000 R Certani 2305 47057 LONG LAKE wb110 10 3 24 3* 6 122 121 G Roser 5000 D Litte 4865 45831 DOE RUN wb 113 2 7 4" 6h 8J 13 13 R Broussard 5000 R DeSiefano M3.90 f-Mutuel field. Time, :23. :46*.*, 1:12%, 1:39, 1:45%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers * , — Mutuels Paid - - Odds to ki m. ID i 4-L0NG ROW 5.00 3.80 3.20 1 50 .90 .60 MUTUel rriCeSf 9-PINUHTA 620 4 60 2.10 1.30 113-WORRY MANANA f-Field 5.60 1.80 Winner— B. g, by Swahili— Ambuscade, by Apprehension, trained by J. A. Coburr: bred by Gienary Farm, Inc. IN GATE— 2:20. OFF AT 2:20 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. LONG ROW, permitted to settle into best stride, came fast when guided to the middle of the trad and, after replacing PINUHTA, won going away. PINUHTA held sway to the stretch under steady rating, drifted out steadily while tiring during the late stages and was unable to cope with the top one. WORRY MANAMA closed a gap in a sharp effort. TONGA PRINCE tired. BERNMORE rallied too belatedly to become an encar ering factor. ROWENA caught tiring horses SHORT SKIRTS was unable to keep up. OISEAU BLEU was thrcuoh after a half mile CERTAIN LADY wns outrun. LONG LAKE retired steadily after flashing brief spe?d. METIER UNSEATED HIS RIDER AND RAN OFF DURING THE POST PARADE AND WAS ORDERED DECLARED METIER WAS GROUPED IN THE MUTUEL FIELD WITH WORRY MANANA AND DOE RUN. Scratched— 460072 Metier, 108: 4572?2 Calgary. 112; 46431 Elliotts Doll, 109: 46211" Happy Chap, 119; 47137 Huahine, 117: 46431 Take Two, 112; 46133 Vterra, 108. Overweight— Short Skirts, 1 pound; Sunrise, 2; Certain Lady, 3; Long Lake, 2. Long Row claimed by R. A. Hamilton. Continued on Poge Fo/ty-On* f BELMONT PARK I - A Continued from Page Eight I FOURTH RACE 5 FURLONGS Widener Straight Course. Jet Master, June 13, 1951— :554/s-2— 122. I g -j c q q King Cole Purse. Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners |*t / D ✓ ✓ of ,500 since March 31 allowed 3 lbs.; one such race or two races other than. maiden ■May 5-55 — Bel or claiming, 6 lbs.; one race other than maiden or claiming, 9 lbs. I Wet value to winner ,925; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 19,807. I Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to ■ 44689 POLLYS JET w 114 8 3 21 12J 12j E Arcaro Barclay Stable 4.85 ■463442 FIRST CADET w119 1 6 7« 24 22 W Boland Mrs H H Hecht a-2.85 ■ 446731 BEAU FOND wb113 3 4 6h 42 35 H Woodhse Mrs H H Hecht ■ a-2.85 ■ 44139 OH JOHNNY wb114 7 2 41 52J 4"* J Nichols Mrs W Gilroy 19.80 ■ 457712 ALAN K. wb113 5 8 8 61 54 C McCreary Mrs C Silvers 24.25 ■460811 VIKING VICTORY wb116 4 1 4 31 64. E Guerin C U Bay .85 1467891 BALLYHOOLEY w113 6 7 3h 72 72 S Small V G Cardy 9.15 143397 BATTLE RUN wb108 2 5 5* 8 8 R MikkenS E Potter Jr 31.05 I a-Coupled, First Cadet and Beau Fond. I Time, 22y3, :45, :57% Crosswind. Track fast. I Official Program Numbers* , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to N =• It 4 . in* C 7-POLLYS JET ., 11.70 4.60 4.10 4.85 1.30 1.05 I mUtliel PriCeS? 1-FIRST CADET a-Entry ........ 3.20 3.90 .60 .95 I l 1A-BEAU FOND a-Entry 3.20 3.90 .60 .95 I Winner— Ch. c, by Polynesian— Marys Dell, by Case Ace, trained by R. M. Downes; bred by D. A. Headley. ■ IN GATE— 2:53. OFF AT 2:531 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. ■ Start good. Won ridden out; second and third driving. POLLYS JET raced VIKING VICTORY into defeat ■to take command when ready entering the stretch and retained a clear advantage under intermittent pressure. ■ FIRST CADET moved up with a rush on the inside to gain the runner-up position at the furlong marker, but ■was unable to overtake the leader when hard hustled through the late stages. BEAU FOND raced evenly through ■the final furlong without mishap. OH JOHNNY began alertly, but failed to stay. ALAN K. lacked speed. ■ VIKING VICTORY tired. BALLYHOOLEY was unable to keep up. BATTLE RUN was through after three furlongs. I Overweight— Pollys Jet, 1 pound; Oh Johnny, 1. ■FIFTH RACE ABOUT 2 MILES steeplechase. Oedipus, Sept. 18, 1 952— 3:39 V%— 6—1 60. Thirty-MA 7 £ ft ft fourth runnin9 THE CHARLES L. APPLETON MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE. ,500 ■*•• / O U U added. 4-year-olds and upward. Allowances. 4-year-olds, 149 lbs.; 5-year-olds, 157 lbs.; ■May 5-55 — Bel 6-year-blds and upward, 162 lbs. Non-winners in 1954 of 0,000 added allowed 6 lbs.; ■ ,500 twice, 12 lbs.; ,000, 16 lbs.; ,000 three times, if five years old or Upward, ■20 lbs.; ,000 twice, if six years old or upward, 24 lbs.; ,000, if six years old or upward, 28 lbs. urdle and ■claiming races not considered. ■Gross value, ,150. Net value to winner ,400; second, ,500; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 55,897. ■ Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP 2 4 8 10 12 Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 1469611 ANCESTOR w6134 8 2421 28 221 1.1 Vk F D Adams Mrs O Phipps il» ■372691 KING COMANDER w 6 162 1 42 43 44 3*1 22 28 P Smithwk L R Troiano a-2.40 ■487881 RIVER JORDAN wb6134 4 13 14 15 14 38 34 E Phelps J F McHugh - 3.30 ■473204 ERROLFORD wb8134 5 51 68 515 512 412 44 S Riles Mrs C E Adams 14.30 ■469612 PRINCE GL0RIEUXws4 130 2 33J315 32J 43 54 5 L McMorw Mrs G L Ohrstrom 5.70 ■469614 VIRGINIUS w 6 134 7 73 74 63 63 65 6* T Field Powhatan 49.25 ■46961 CURLY JOE w5 137 388 7 7 7 7 C Harr L R Troiano a-2.40 ■46961 CONDOR II. w5 138 6 64 5h Fell. E Carter Brookmeade Stable 24.20 ■ a-Coupled, King Commander and Curly Joe. ■ Time, 3:41%. Track firm. . ■ Official Program Numbers/ , — Mutuels Paid — * , Odds to S1 s ■ . A . , n . e 7-ANCESTOR 5.20 2.80 2.20 1,60 .40 .10 ■ MutUel rriCeSi 1-KING COMMANDER a-Entry.... 3.00 2.30 .50 ,15 ■ I 3-RIVER JORDAN 2.40 .20 ■ Winner— B. g, by Challedon— Bloodroot, by Blue Larkspur, trained by G. H. Bostwick; bred by 0. Phipps. ■ REACHED POST— 3:24. OFF AT 3:241 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. ■ Start good, from flag. Won . handily; second and third, driving. ANCESTOR, raced, in closest pursuit of RIVER ■JORDAN to the final fence, took command when shaken thereafter and continued on gamely under a mild hand ■ride. KING COMMANDER, reserved back of the early leaders, came to the. outside for the stretch run, but ■swerved while tiring .during the. late strides and was unable to overtake the top one. RIVER JORDAN fenced ■boldly while holding sway to the final turn, but faltered when punished during the drive. ERROLFORD lacked ■a rally. PRINCE GLORIEUX tired/ VIRGINIUS and CURLY JOE never were formidable. CONDOR II. bobbled ■and fell at the eighth jump. . ■ Overweight— Condor II., 1 pound. ■SIXTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Mighty Quest, May 18, 1951— 1:094/4— 4— 115. Creole Maid Purse. ■4 -1 s 1 Purse ,000. 4-year-olds and upward. Fillies and mares. Allowances. Weight, 120 lbs. ■4- / O U 1 Winners of two races of ,000 since August 28, 4 lbs. extra. Non-winners of ,000 ■May 5-55 — Bel since March 31 or two races of ,000 since June 12 allowed 3 lbs.; one race of ,500 ■ since January 15 or two such races since March 31, 1954, 6 lbs.; one race of ,925 since ■January 15 or ,500 in 1954-55, 9 lbs. „ ~ ■ ■Wet value to winner ,250; second, ,000; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 23,904. B Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to B94193 EVENING OUT wb4120 3 5 32J 1h 4 ink e Arcaro Mrs G D Widener L30 K89852 DISPUTE w41175 6 6 6 5h 21 P J Bailey C V Whitney 9.80 ■5783 EVER BRIGHT wb 6 109 2 2 21 21 24 31 J Cangmie5 J C Pollard 29.05 ■162213 TRISONG w4117 6 4 4h 42J 41 4n0 H Woodhse E Holton 5.05 ■65171 WHERE ARE WE w 5 109 4 3 53 51 6 58 R MikonenS W M Wickham 8:40 ■70611 MISS WEESIE w 5 114 1 1 1* 33 31 6 W Boland T F White 1.80 ■ Time,:22?4 :46., 1:11%. Track fast. ■ Official Program Numbers/ , — Mutuels Paid — v , Odds to v Mla Ill* f 3-EVENING OUT 4.60 3.70 2.90 1.30 .85 .45 ■ Mutuel Prices? 5-dispute 7.30 5.10 2.65 1.55 ■ 1 2-EVER BRIGHT 6.90 2.45 ■ Winner— Br. f, by Shut Out— Evening Belle, by Eight Thirty, trained by W. F. Mulholland; bred by Mrs. G. D. ■Widener. ■ IN GATE-4:00. OFF AT 4:00 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. ■ Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. EVENING OUT assumed command before going a half ■mile, held sway to the furlong marker under clever rating, then in a long drive outgamed DISPUTE. The latter, ■sluggish during the early -running, came fast when guided to the outside for the drive and rapidly was overtaking ■he leader. EVER BRIGHT showed good speed throughout and held on determinedly in a sharp effort. TRISONG ■had no apparent excuse. WHERE ARE WE raced wide. MISS WEESIE tired badly after showing high early speed. ■ Scratched— 46221 Crisset, 114. HsEVENTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Mighty Quest, May 18, 1951 — 1:0andi% — 4 — 115. Whitestone Purse. m/s «•» /• f 0% Purse ,500. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of three races other than maiden ■"■r / O U Z or claiming. Weight, 124 lbs. Non-winners of ,250 since March 31 allowed 4 lbs.; ■Way 5-55 — Bel one race other than maiden or claiming since March 3t or ,500 at any time, 7 lbs.; ■_ two races other than maiden or claiming, 11 lbs. ■vet value to winner ,925; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 35,426. ■Index- Horses EqtAWtPPSt Va Vi StrFin Jockeys Owners Odds to ■7135 GEORGIAN wb 120 4 1 23 21 23 121 c McCreary H P Headley A30 ■•K 33 HARTSVILLE wb 120 8 7 1h H 11 24 J Nichols Meadowhill 2.90 ■6724 GOLD BOX w117 3 3 54 53 44 34 T Atkinson Greentree Stable 1.50 ■15092 SAREMM w113- 6 5 41 4h 5-* 4nk R Bauer Two Brooks Farm 23.75 ■66011 ALIBHAI LASHES w 120 1 4 9 9 74 55 J Westrope W Ewing 15.85 ■6083 BATTLE DANCE w 120 7 8 31 31 ,31 6™ E. Arcaro T I Harkins 8.20 ■5989 LONG STRETCH w112 9 9 6h 61 6« 74 S Cole Wheatley Stable 35.95 ■73234 QUICK TOWN w 113 2 2 71 71 9 81 S Small Mrs M G Walsh 37.60 ■4262 LITTLE DELL wb117 5 6 82 84 8h 9 H Woodhse C V Whitney 1Z20 ■ Time, :22%, :46, 1:11%. Track fast. ■ Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels Paid — x , Odds to , ■ u . in. 4-GEORGIAN 10.60 5.20 3.30 4.30 1.60 .65 ■Mutuel Prices? 8-hartsville 4.10 2.90 1.05 , .45 ■ i 3-GOLD BOX 2.70 .35 Winner— B. c, by Revoked— Athenia, by Pharaincnd/ll., trained by M. H. Dudley; bred by H. P. Headley. ■ IN GATE-4:33. OFF AT 4:331 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start, good. Won ridden out; second and third driving. GEORGIAN, away on top, was taken back slightly ■rcm the pacemaking, responded readily when guided to the inside for the drive and, after taking command, drew ■iear under intermittent urging. HARTSVILLE retained a clear advantage when settled for the stretch run, ■altered when challenged midway of the drive .and was unable to hold the winner while easily best of the others. KOLD BOX moved up menacingly leaving the final turn, then failed to respond sufficiently when the real test ■ nnie. SAREMM lacked a rally. ALIBHAI LASHES was never dangerous. BATTLE DANCE tired. LONG KTRETCH began sluggishly. LITTLE DELL was never a threat. ■ Scratched— 455351 Tocsin, 124. HeIGHTII RACE 1 1-8 MILES out of chute. Counterpoint, June 9, 1951— 1:474,5 — 3— 114. Purse ■fl -j s f j ,000. 4-year-blds and upward. Clairning. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners of one race V* / O U «5 at one and one-eighth miles or over or two races at one mile or over since January 15 ■ffay 5-55 — Bel allowed 3 lbs.; one race at one mile or over since January 15, 7 lbs. races when entered ■ to be claimed for ,500 or less not considered. Claiming price, 0,000; if for ,000, allowed 3 lbs. ■let value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 38,155. ■Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St Va V2 % StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Oddsto" ■"nFaR SHORE wb4113 6 3 32 32 33 2h 11 L Buttler 9000 Lester Manor Stable 2L95 ■2948 ANCHORMAN wb6116 1 5 1h 14 1J 11 22 H WoodhselOOOO Adele L Rand a-3.55 ■59194 DUKE K. wb5116 8 2 52 4442 44 32 1 A ValenzlalOOOO Elmendorf 14.45 ■6792 MANDINGO wb7113 2 4 21 221 2h 31 44 R Bauer 9000 Mrs K E Jensen 13.25 ■67922 KING JOLIE wb6116 5 7 74 74 54 53 51 W Boland 1000O S Messana 3.35 ■70621 BROGUE II. wb4116 9 9 9 9 9 72J 6"* C McCrearylOOOO Adele L Rand a-3.55 ■70622 INDIAN SMOKE wb 4 113 3 8 85 8 721 62J 710 W Lester S0O0 Flying L Stable 7.05 ■70624 COUNT CAIN w5 108 4 6 4 4 62 85 9 81 J CangmieS 9000 J W Nizlek 13.80 ■69644 NOTHIRDCHANCE wb7 114 7 1 621 5* 6h 82 9 T Atkinson 10000 I Bieber 1.75 | r.-Coupled, Anchor Man and Brogue II. ■ ? Time, :23 :46%, 1:11%, 1:37%, 1:50%. Track fast. | Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels Paid— » , Odds to % ■ lj . in • £ 6-NEAR SHORE 45.90 18.20 10.60 21.95 8.10 4.30 ■MUtUel PriCeS? 1-ANCHOR MAN a-Entry 4.40 3.40 1.20 .73 ■ I 8-DUKE K 7.20 2.60 Winner— Br. g, by Coastal Traffic— Pharalass, by Pharamond II., trained by G. H. Strale; bred by E. D. ■evinson. ■ IN GATE— 5:06. OFF AT 5:06 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same., NEAR SHORE, never far back, responded readily Bo brisk urging during the drive and was along in the concluding strides to prevail over ANCHOR MAN. The ■ftitter held sway to the furlong marker under clever rating, then held on willingly thereafter in a sharp effort. DUKEE, lacked the KeJsary rally. MAN DINGO; forced 16 take-up slightly 4 when" te close* ituarters; during the stretch nun failed to recover KING JOLlEhad ho. apparent excuse.*:. BROGUE II. lacked speed. INDIAN SMOKE raced wide.*-COUNT CA|N was unable to keep up. NOTHIRDCHANCE was never prominent ; ; Attendance, 19f675; Total Mutuel Pool, ,655,743.
