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— Official Racing Charts — — • Sportsmans Park *— — — Cooyrliht. 1955. by Triangle Publications. Inc. — • CICERO, ILL.. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1955-SPORTSMANS PARK 1-2 MILE. Sixth day of thirteen-day meetiing April 30 to May 14. National Jockey Club. American Totalisator. Bahr Starting Gate. Film Patrol. Weather clear. Steward representing Illinois Racing Board, Keene "Daingerfield. Stewards, W. A. Reagan and Teddy Cox. Placing Judges, Vasco Parke, F. G. Crafton and J. C. Daniel. Patrol Judges, Thomas Scott, Edward Champagne and J. H. Ellis. Paddock Judge, J. VV. Gruber. Clerk of Scales, F. T. Miller. Starter, Roy Dickerson. Racing Secretary and Handicapper, R. P. McAuliffe. .~..RaSing at 2:0° p- m- Central Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding meeting 1954, .34; current meeting, .21. Percentage of favorites in the money, .51. Daily Double, first and second races. Entries and field horses run as one. Mutuel take, 14 per cent State B, track 8. Superior figure following jockeys name indicates apprentice allowance claimed. 3 Three lbs. claimed. s Five lbs., etc. In claiming races price appears after name of jockey. Complete finish of each race confirmed by Harvey Eye In The Sky Camera. FIRST RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953-1 :251/5— 5— 122. Purse ,900. A 7 7 R 3-year-olds. Claiming. Non-winners since April 23. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of J # # O D two races since February 19 allowed 3 lbs.; one race, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,500. May 6-55 — Spt Net value to winner ,885; second, #580: third, 90; fourth, 45. ; Mutuel Pool, 3,836. *_____ Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Cl*g Pr. Owners Odds to 47*63 TALKING JULIE wb 108 1 7 3 J 44 31 W M J L Rotz 2500 Jay Kay Stable 10 47099 FOOT SECRET wb115 2 10 7h Jh 62 42 2*i W Cox 2500 C C Clifford 21.60 2f£ HSPSiSS wb108J10 6 4h 3h 2* 21| 3 J R J Brights 2500 L Hertsberg 6.40 W£ «L1SI.GRXEK w 105 4 2 21J24 11 3J 41 W Walshs 2500 Grace Kosiba 8.30 !£2 PAT CARTER w 112 7 8 91 J 94 82 7h 52J N Hart 2500 Howell and Heckel 6.00 2S H£ J U" w 5 4 5h 51 5i 51 6J W E Carroll 2500 J Ucciardi 35.10 47098 MIRALARK w 109 3 5 1£ 1h 44 64 7nk R Baldwin 2500 T M Pruett 8.00 44227 JOURNEY wb112 8 3 10 10 10 95 81 T 0Neil 2500 Mrs E Skibba 12.10 46835 FLATR0CK wb 109 9 1 82 8471 8 90 L Byers5 2500 L A Lebouef Jr 12.40 38188 JOS MIKE wb112 6 9 64 61 91 10 10 B Green 2500 E Cunningham 25.20 _.,. _ Time, :23%, :48%, 1:15%, 1:30. Track fast. Official Program Numbers u * ,_ Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to N ..*..« I D»:~A~f STALKING JULIE 4.40 3.40 2.80 1.20 .70 .40 M Utuel rriceSf 2-foot secret 13.40 7.80 570 2.90 110-BOSTON MON 4.20 1.10 Winner— B. f, by Shut Out— Merry Liege, by Jacopo, trained by A. N. Winick; bred by G. A Hume, Jr. IN GATE-2:02. OFF AT 2:02 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. . Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. TALKING JULIE was in the first flight from the start and, coming on the outside of the leaders nearing the stretch turn, took command although racing wide and won by a good margin under urging. FOOT SECRET was outrun to the last quarter, but came gamely through the stretch. BOSTON MON moved to challenge for the leadership after leaving the backstretch, but 5SS5S? ,n the fmal drive- FIRST GREEK was used up getting to the front and had nothing left. PAT CARTER was never dangerous. MIRALARK tired. j™J7atehetr43and? EST? 107 468362 Miss Dtck 105: ro Mr VYinston, 112; 46417 Blue Maid, 107; 47466 Impossible. 112; 46836 Laurys Glory, 112. Overweight— Talking Julie, 1 pound; Boston Mon, 3J; First Greek, 3; Mrs. J. W., 4; Miralark, 2. SECOND RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953— 1:251/s— 5— 122. Purse ,900. 4 7 7 Q A 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 23. Weight,120 lbs. Non-/ / O *f winners since March 19 allowed 3 lbs.; since February 19, 5 lbs.; since January 15, 8 lbs. Mar 6-55 — Spt Claiming price, ,500. Net value to winner ,885; second, 80; third, 90; fourth, 45. Mutuel Pool, 0,927. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to S5£ IATIfAM W8112 1 6 74 52 43 33 1h r Baldwin 2500 T M Pruett ilo 2™ tbf#J°MM. wb8112 2 7 3h 21 22 2h 23 R Miguez 2500 F E Arnold 6.60 fSL IG£-R"ARRIS w7112 7 2 11 12 11 1h 3 R Lawless 2500 R T McDonnel 15.20 £22 PI;LM,STER w5117 5 5 6h 71 64 51 4£ J D Jessop 2500 F Kurinec 6.20 37472 MON BAISER wb8110 6 4 4 32 3h 41 52 W Cox 2500 A and J Appa 20.70 i£H 4 BRAMBLE SUN wb 6 117 10 1 54 4h 54 662 L Jones 25O0 E L Loux 6.20 46833 ST. RENO wb5112 8 9 10 9472 75 V J L Rotz 2500 W A Visans 4 60 46833 HEARTS C0NTENTw4110 9 3 2h 6h 82 81 8 E Curry 2500 Matura and Bohn 6040 30165 R0S£ BUD GIRL w4111 3 8 8J 8 9J 93 9* W E Carrll 2500 D Geraci 27.40 34247 MILNICK wb4107 4 10 9410 10 TO 10 T ONeil 2500 Loukas and Levine 34.10 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:14%, 1:29%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers* ,— J2 Mutuels Paid— , Odds to » Jut..t..*l D.;-~..f 1-IA7TENHAM 460 340 280 1.30 .70 .40 Mutuel "rices! 2-ellston 5.40 4.20 170 no i 7-TIGER HARRIS 7.80 2.90 Winner— B. g, by Alsab— Aerial Bomb, by Ariel, trained by T. M. Pruett; bred by F. B. Koontz IN GATE-2:28i. OFF AT 2:28J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. TATTENHAM was never too far away and, coming fast next to the rail nearing the stretch turn, slipped through on the inside of the early leaders and bested them under pressure. ELLSTON was closest to TIGER HARRIS while the latter was making the pace and caught him rounding the stretch turn, then lost ground, but finished close up. TIGER HARRIS-weakened in the stretch. PERFECT MISTER was never a threat. ST. RENO was badlv outrun jtaS1089*!.!055.42832 Ren,i"i«««:e III, 112; 469162 Lady Ridgewell, 107; 47100 Mr. Tops, 112; 470974 Bayou Rose, 107; 47231 Big Lou G, 112. ** Overweight— Hearts Content, 3 pounds; Rose Bud Girl, 4. Tattenham claimed by W. J. Schmidt. Daily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 0.60— Double Pool, 9,020. THIRD RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953— IVs— 5— 122. Purse ,900. 4 7 7ft1* 3-year-olds. Claiming. Non-winners of two races. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners in O J 1955 allowed 3 lbs.; maidens, 6 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May 6-55 — Spt Net value to winner ,885; second, 8C: third. 90; fourth, 45. Mutuel Pool, 0,695. __L_J Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt and % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to WEED SEED w 120 8 4 HJ 4 1n ih 4 E Curry 4000 M Moskowitz 800 l7 LRAJSa AF wi? £ 5 I 62 63 B3 4h 2* R Bgmnke 4000 W H Bishop Stable Inc 3.10 %£Z KfLnn £!S I I 5 * £ £ 32 5 R Baidwin 4000 Mrs Benedetto and Guarino 2.10 FIiNAL0UR *b120 7 2 3i 3h 21 22 " 43 J B Green 4000 M M Mitchell 5.20 V%£ ™ kSSI.fS wbl17 1 5 42 5J 54 63 53i H Keene 4000 A M Krensky 13.20 47466 RIGOLADE w 105 6 9 9 9 82 8* 62 W Walshs 4000 Grace Kosiba 920 12£ SfPJ3£ HEand w !!2 3 8 9 71i 7,i 7h 7* W Cox 4000 Ritter and Koch 45.20 222? A/rEX!RIDE WH ? 1 21 21 3 5 84 J D Jessop 4000 West Wind Farm 8.20 47025 SAVE TIME w 107 4 7 72 8J 9 9 9 EM M*ey5 4000 0 Sledge 2240 , . , . , Time, :23%, :482/5, 1:15%, 1:30%. Track fast. Official B Program „ Numbers i ,— Mutuels Paid- , Odds to kit..«-..Al D.;«.«f 8-WEED SEED 18.00 6.40 3.40 8.00 2.20 70 MUtUel rriCeSf S-STRATONAUT 440 300 120 50 i 2-JALBOPATE 3O0 .50 Winner— B. g, by Bull Weed— Acquaintance, by Insco, trained by D. Stone; bred by High 9 HoDe P Farm IN GATE-2:56. OFF AT 2:56 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. WEED SEED went to the front early and well rated while settmg the pace withstood a couple of challenges from ETERNAL HOUR to save ground in the stretch and hold STRATONAUT The latter lost considerable ground by bearing out, but finished with good courage T.m *** ? therL.JAum?PATE /lose enough early but never threatened to take command, although ft i.EJER HOUR was used up attempting to get to the front of WEED SEED and weakened. ram BAILEY fv- S PRIDE had early foot. The others were outpaced. Overweight— Rigolade. 1 pound; Katurah Nell, 1; Save Time 3 Eternal Hour claimed by T. M. Pruett. Stratonaut claimedby Martha J. Milan!. FOURTH RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953-1:25ys-5-122 Purse 000 A. 1 1 R A 4-vear-°lds and upward. Claiming. "Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners since April 23 ■» i I %J U allowed 3 lbs; two races since March 12, 5 lbs.; one race, 8 lbs. Claiming price 500 May 6-55 — Spt Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00: fourth, 50 Mutuel Pool, 5,045. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 469151 NELLS BOY wb7120 8 2 3* 3J 2* 14 14 J Valenti 3500 A Kara Sr 7ttj SSS Im.NBtRGA,N US!!! t I 2 I 34 34* 21 R Borgeke 3500 WH Bishop Stable Inc iS 405174 BLUNT wb8112 5 8 73 73 76 63 3 R Baldwin 3500 M E Affeld Kin 472321 CLEETSIE wb5111 6 6 63 64 5«J 54 4i J E Carrlis 3500 Mikel Fa m 860 472333 MARCH LARK w5110 1 4 4 #T V 4? 5 f T Bates 3500 Sadte L FoTey 5 50 473703 FLYING BRY wb4111 7 1 11 12 142 6J W E CarrU 3500 A Cilio 310 46754 BE SWAYED wb 6 112 3 7 8 8 8 8 74 H Keene 3500 Kay 0 Farm 13 20 469222 BLACK POPPY wb5110 2 5 53 5 6J 71 8 J D Jessop 3500 C Fritz 530 . , - Time, :23%, :48%, 1:15, 1:29%. Track fast. „, „ L Official Program Numbers* - Mutuels Paid- , Odds to . M..»..l B-l~um "NELLS BOY 16.00 7.80 4.00 7.00 2.90 100 UTUel rriCeSf 4-BIG BARGAIN 5.6O 3 BO ISO 90 * 5-BLUNT 4.80 L40 Winne,--B. h, by Attention— Nell Dunstan, by Sir Gallahad III., trained by A. Kara, Sr .; bred by Helis Stock Farm. IN GATE-3:23J. OFF AT 3:23 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. NELLS BOY was not hard urged while being outrun in the first half mile and, responding when ready, got to the front nearing the far turn to save ground in the stretch and hold BIG BARGAIN. The latter was a forward factor from the start and displayed more courage than usual in the stretch run. BLUNT came strongly in the last furlong. CLEETSIE also finished well. MARCH LARK was in close quarters early. FLYING BRY tired. BLACK POPPY was in close quarters early and bore out badly on the second turn. Scratched-470263 Brook y, t15. Overweight— Cleetsie, 1 pound; Flying Bry, 4; Black Poppy 3. Flvmg Bry claimed by H. D. Maggio. FIFTH RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953-1 :25M -5-122. Fair Play Purse. "T Q 7 Purse H500. 3-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of two races other than optional, 4"? / / O / maiden or claiming since March 19. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners of one race other May 6-55 — Spt than optional, maiden or claiming since March 19 allowed 3 lbs.; one race of any value, 6 lbs. Net value to winner ,925; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 25. Mutuel Pool, 4,085. Index Horses EqtAWtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 454032 CHARLIES GEM w 118 1 3 2" 13 13 13 14 B Green Emerald Isle Hotel Stable 2.30 470281 RIVER GATE wb118 2 6 64 51 4h 42 24 R Baldwin J F Beck 2.60 473691 PORTAGE BOY w 118 5 5 4J 2* 2* 2h 32J J L Rotz Valley View Farm 4.60 447681 COLISEO wb118 3 2 32 3 33 3MJ T Bates Double L Farm 7.20 457901 FLYING BUSHER w 113 4 4 51 4i 6* 52 5? E Curry Fortune Stable 8.80 38355 TEE J. H. wb 112 7 7 7 6* 5h 62 65 W E Carrll Mr and Mrs T C Hughes 18.20 44597 MISS OLYMPIA wb110 6 1 14 7 7 7 7 D Scurlock F W Hooper 5.90 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:14%, 1:29%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers , — S2 Mutuels Paid— , Odds to , I B • 1-CHARLIES GEM 6.60 3.40 2.60 2.30 .70 .30 Mm. uruel Prices? 2-river gate 3.60 2.60 .so .» i 5-PORTAGE BOY 2.80 .40 Winner— Ch. c, by Royal Gem II.— Ethel Blume, by Peace Chance, trained by P, G. Johnson, bred by W. L. Jones, Jr. IN GATE-3:50i OFF AT 3:50J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. CHARLIES GEM saved ground on the second turn when his closest rivals went wide to draw out and was not in danger thereafter, winning in hand. RIVER GATE was outrun to the stretch, but finished with good courage. PORTAGE BOY was closest to the leader most of the way, but tired. COLISEO was forced very wide on the second turn, but again raced to contention only to weaken in the final drive. MISS OLYMPIA bolted on the second turn and again on the third turn. Overweight— Miss Olympia, 3 pounds. SIXTH RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953— 1:25%— 5— 122. Lombard Purse. *7 Q Q Purse ,000. 3- and 4-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of two races since Janu-/ 4*7 / O O ary 15. 3-year-olds, 112 lbs.; 4-year-olds, 120 lbs. Non-winners of one race other than May 6-55 — Spt maiden or claiming since January 15 allowed 3 lbs.; one race of any value, 6 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 2,696. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St A % % Str Fin Jockeys . Owners Odds to ~ 472362 GOLDN ADMIRALwb4 120 2 4 3* 4* 3* 3* IUWOm Mrs F J Munao 1.90 467562 COSENTINA wb4109 5 1 21 21 24 11 23 J L Rotz M M Mitchell 5.20 467551 ROMAN SENATOR w3112 6 2 1J 1" 21 35 B Green Armer and Nail Jr 4.30 462704 BOILER PLATE wb4120 4 7 6J 62 64 53 4* L Pierce Wagner and Reiber 21.60 469201 SIR TRIBAL wb 4 120 7 3 54 3* 43 41 53 J D Jessop C Fritz 2.70 373022 NO RETURN wb 4 114 1 6 7 7 7 6* 6« R Baldwin T Q Preece 9.30 384523 ALSAB ACE wb41l4 3 5 4h 54 54 7 7 R Borgeke W H Bishop Stable Inc 9.20 Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13%, 1:28. Track fast. Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to , kA . ■ n . / 2-GOLDEN ADMIRAL 5.80 3.20 2.60 1.90 .60 .30 Mutuel Prices! s-cosentina 5.40 3.80 1.70 .90 1 6-ROMAN SENATOR 2.80 .40 Winner— Ch. c, by Polynesian— Adda Pearl, by War Admiral, trained by T. Bougon; bred by C T. Fisher. IN GATE— 4:19J. OFF AT 4:19J CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. GOLDEN ADMIRAL was well rated close to the leaders to the stretch turn approach, then moved forward strongly to pass COSENTINA in the last sixteenth and win slowly drawing out. COSENTINA headed the pacesetting ROMAN SENATOR after leaving the backstretch and went fairly well to the finish. ROMAN SENATOR apparently had something removed cutting out the early running and had little left for the stretch run. BOILER PLATE faiied to be a serious contender. SIR TRIBAL tired. SEVENTH RACE 7 FURLONGS out of chute. Cajac, Nov. 7, 1953—1 :2S!4— 5— 122. Purse ,000. 4 7 7 O Q 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners since April 23 i i O s allowed 3 lbs.; two races since March 12, 5 lbs.; one race, 8 lbs. Claiming price, ,000. May 6-55— Spt Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 5,085. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St % ft Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 472331 DR. FELIX wb6120 6 3 1" 14 14 14 11 L Jones 5000 E L Loux 5i50 382731 BRASEDA w5112 1 4 4h 32 34 22 22 H Keene 5000 E Ericson 5.50 469193 REAL SIR w6115 3 8 7J 6J 4h 32 35 J Keene 5000 Mrs G F Meng 3.80 46288 COUNTY DEFENSEw4 112 7 2 2J 5J 54 4h 44 B Green 5000 H J Bianco 3.60 470272 NEAL ELYSE w4110 8 1 31 71 72 72 53J J D Jessop 5000 N L Raffelman 3.80 38723 FIELD SPY w 4 109i 4 7 61 4h 6h 6h 6"° N Hart 5000 A Cilio 13.40 467541 TOP GUY wb4 115 2 6 8 8 8 8 7J R MiguezS 5000 S Segretto 7.20 47101 SUBLINER wb4111 5 5 53 24 21 54 8 W E Caroll 5000 Blue Meadow Farm 16.40 Time, :23%, :48%, 1:15%, 1:29%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers V , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to » kA . In / 7-DR. FELIX 13.00 8.00 4.00 5.50 3.00 1.00 Mutuel rncesi i-braseda 7.20 4.20 2.60 1.10 1 3-REAL SIR 3.60 .80 Winner— B. h, by Devil Diver— Gigglet, by Sir Gallahad III., trained by W. Wilkerson; bred by J. S. Phipps. IN GATE-4:47. OFF AT 4:47 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. DR. FELIX went to the front early, and widening on the others after going half the trip, had enough left to withstand the closing bid of BRASEDA. The latter was hard ridden through the stretch and was gaining. REAL SIR moved up on the backstretch but failed to threaten the first pair. COUNTY DEFENSE bolted on the second turn and carried NEAL ELYSE out with him. The latter lost all chance when forced wide. SUBLINER had some early speed. Scratched— 47237 Rozs Star, 112; 37961 Muscles, 112. • Overweight— Field Spy, 2J pounds; Subliner, 4. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Espinos Image, Nov. 1, 1952—1:46—3-1101. Purse ,000. 4-year- 4-1 *r q f olds and upward. Claiming. Non-winners since April 23. Weight, 120 lbs. Claiming / / y U price, ,500. May 6-55 — Spt Net value to winner ,950; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 50. Mutuel Pool, 7,973. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St j Va % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners ~ bddsTo 47630 LOU ADAMS w4120 4 1 24 21 14 1" 1i H Keene 2500 Mrs L C Molay 4.20 47231 HELENTOWN w8115 6 3 31 34 24 24 2J W Leeling 2500 M Whitebook 10.80 47096 STARBOROUGH wb6120 5 5 62 63 4* 34 3« J D Jessop 2500 MacGregor and Arnold 3.70 47102 MOSTEST wb8 120 3 9 9* 8* 93 6* 42* W Cox 2500 Mrs S Gorbet 4.20 47102 NEDRA w5110 2 7 72 71 6 4452 W WalshS 2500 J H Thatcher 21.20 471034 THIRD LADY wb4115 10 10 10 93 8* 7h 61 J L Rotz 2500 Dilger and Parr 6.30 47102 INDIANA VI wb4111 1 2 8410 10 910 7h J E Carrol 1 5 2500 Mikel Farm 10.30 473664 CUPOLA CAST w5115 9 8 52 41 3r 5J 8h R J BrightS 2500 D McKinney 7.10 47103 SHOTRAL wb 8 120 7 6 4* 54 51 8* 920 R Baldwin 2500 R Kelem 12.40 47366 TEXAS TILL w5115 8 4 11 4 7" 10 10 L Jones 2500 H G Falkenstein 30.60 Time, :25%, :51%, 1:17%, 1:44%, 1:51%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers r— Mutuels Paid — , r— Odds te s LA ft I D r 4"L0U ADAMS 10.40 5.00 3.40 4.20 1.50 .70 MUtUel rriCeSf 6-HELENTOWN 10.00 4.80 4.00 1.40 I 5-STARBOROUGH 3.40 .70 Winner— B. g, by Hypnotist II.— Valdina Cooky, by Teddys Comet, trained by S. J. Molay; bred by T. C. Melrose. IN GATE-5:14J. OFF AT 5:141 CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. LOU ADAMS took command when TEXAS TILL began to tire and, gamely withstanding a challenge from HELENTOWN nearing the end, held her to the finish. HELEN-TOWN was always well up and made a good effort to catch the winner. STARBOROUGH improved his position in the late stages. MOSTEST was badly outrun for six furlongs and made up some ground. TEXAS TILL stopped badly. The others were outpaced. Scratched-475694 Quick Mission, 120; 47464 Our Claudia, 115; 475684 Gallant D., 120; 47471 Floating Clown, 120; 471793 First Lite, 120; 47471 Rose of Grey, 110. Overweight— Indiana Vi, 1 pound. ~ NINTH RACE SUBSTITUTE DECLARED OFF. Attendance, 10,097; Total Mutuel Pool, 79,362.
