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I Official Racing Charts -t Belmont Park IJ||] Couvrieht. 1955 bv Triangle Publications. Inc. ELMONT, L. I., N. Y., TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1955-BELMONT PARK 1 1-2 MILES. Fourteenth day of forty-two-day meeting Aprl 25 to June 11. Westchester Racing Association. American Totalisator. United Starting Gate. Film Patrol. Weather clear for the first three races; cloudy thereafter. Steward representing New York State Racing Commission, F. P. Dunne; The Jockey Club, Marshall Cassidy; Westchester Racing Association, H. 0. Vosburgh; 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. 0 Connor. 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. Cassidy. Timer, Howard Storms. Racing Secretary and Handkapper. F E. Kilroe Assistant Racing Secretary, j. G. Reeder. Assistant Handkapper. F. H. Parks Steeplechase Racing Secretary and Handkapper, J. E. Cooper. lllr.Ra,c]n9 start$ at 1:15 p. m. Eastern Daylight Time. Percentage of winning favorites corresponding, meeting 1954, .34; current meeting, .33. Percentage of favorites in the money, .66. 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. 3 Three lbs. claimed. 5 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 i FURLONGST Mighty Quest, May 18, 1951— 1:09%— 4— 115. Purse ,500. 4-year-A R 1 1 0,ds and upvvard- Claiming. Weight, 124 lbs. Non-winners of two races since March 31 ** O I I O allowed 3 lbs.: one race since March 31 or three races since November 15, 7 lbs. Claim-May 10-55 — Bel ing price. ,000; if for ,500, allowed 4 lbs. Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 22,190. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St jjj jj Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 46S674 ELR0SE wb4 117 14 13 6* 2* 23 V P Anderson 4000 F C RandTr - 7.15 474974 VELVET wb4112 5 1 l« 11 1J 2i T Atkinson 4C00 J Adler a-140 474933 COSMOS wb 4 117 2 11 134 % 72J 3"* G Glassner 4000 C Russell 12.85 47063 PRIZE RING wb6117 8 3 3* 6h 6 41| E Guerin 4000 D S Hote 5.90 475964 SIR SIDNEY wb6113 3 6 71452 4« 5J J Westrope 3500 W A Aste 14.95 474984 SILURIAN w 4 112 13 5 44 4J 3* 6JW Lester 3500 B B Davis Jr 12.95 473183 THRUST wb5 108 6 14 8 7* 52 7h J CangmieS 3500 Sunny Acres 26.90 383334 GASC0 NY wb4113 10 9 52 83 94 81 H Woodhse 3500 Medilex Farm 117.90 47131 HNDSME TEDDYwb6113 7 10 12*112*1 934 E Rodrigez 3500 S Cardile 15 95 46966 SIR ANHUT w 6 113 11 12 10J lO1 112 10 s Cole 3500 H Bartell 68.15 34077 BUBBLING GOLD wb4 113 12 2 2?J 3h 8h 11J H Moreno 3500 C Levy a-1 40 468673 FIGHTING WISE wb5114 9 8 |h 14 12* 1 224 J DelVchio 3500 Ala Stable 8.55 38822 GLORIOUS EMMA w 6 105 1 7 14 123 13413 J R Stovalis 3500 F J Cook 4120 47497 CIRCUS GAL wb4112 4 4 11 13* 14 14 C McCreary 4000 W Schwab t-1790 f-Mutuel field. a-Coupled, Velvet and Bubbling Gold. Time. :23. :47, 1:12%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels Paid — « — Odds to in* /11-ELR0SE 16.30 7.20 5.10 7.15 2.60 1.55 M. UTUel rriCeSj 1-VELVET a-Entry 3.20 2.60 .60 .30 l 3-C0SM0S 5 20 1.60 Winner— B. g, by Tiger— Janepola, by Jacopo, trained by W. W. Stephens; bred by E. K. Thomas. IN GATE— 1:15. OFF AT 1:15 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third ihe same. ELR0SE, sluggish at the start, improved his position on the outside to the stretch, came fast when set down for the drive and, after taking command, wen going away. VELVET held sway to the furlong marker under clever rating, faltered when subjected to brisk urging and was unable to cope with the top one. COSMOS, far back early, closed with a belated burst of soeed in a sharp effort. PRIZE RING finished with good courage. SIR SIDNEY moved up menacingly entering the stretch, then weakened. SILURIAN tired. SIR ANHUT MB outrun. BUBBLING GOLD was unable to keep up. FIGHTING WISE and the others never were dangerous. Scratched— 08280 Kings Park, 113; 47818 Perman, 112; 45605 Athena, 112; 318882 Jimmys Fi.st, 106: 46966 Movie, 1C8; 47130 Nest Ce Pas, 112. Overweight— Silurian, 4 pounds; Fighting Wise, 1; Glorious Emma, . SECOND RACE 4 1-2 FURLONGS Widener Straight Course. The Pimpernel. May 17. 1951-49*4— 1 I "7 2—118. Purse ,500. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Claimipa. Weight. 118 lbs. 4Q Oil/ Claiming price, ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to 5.000. May 10-55 — Bel Net value to winner ,275; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 75. Mutuel Pool, 53.390. index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St jjj Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 475972 PHOEBES GIRL w 118 9 6 7J 1* 1"* J Nichols 6500 Mrs M G Walsh 270 469603 GOLDEN ZIPPER w 116 6 10 % 2* 2"* H Woodhse 6000 Mrs H B Massey 6.25 475974 BERNO w 116 13 1 . 3h 34 3»* C McCreary 6000 Vera S Bragg f-2.45 CORNY MISS w 116 11 11 84 6* 4J M Sorntino 6000 Mary G Christmas f-2.45 475973 TRIGAZA wb118 3 13 12J 7J 54 W Boland 6500 Pin Oak Farm 5.55 47597 VERACITY w 118 4 12 10* 4h 6n* W Lester 6500 Four Way Ranch a-8.25 469EO DALLIANCE wb112 5 9 5* 51 74 H Moreno 5000 R N Webster f-2.45 44939 LADY STRIDE wb 107 15 8 2* 8j 81 R MikonenS 5000 Mrs D G Van Oief f-2.45 47597 HELLO RITA w 118 16 2* 15 111 9J E Arcaro 6500 I Bieber 11.85 47597 SHOE TREE wb118 8 14 14i 9f 104 A Valenzla 6500 Elmendorf 55.50 46960 MERLEE wb118 10 5 11 J 10* 11* E Rodrigez 6500 Mrs C Silvers 47.65 SUPERGA w 116 12 7 1h 13J 121J E Guerin 6000 J C Bruno a-8.25 46512 FAST MELODY w 112 17 16 16* 14i 1324 S Small 5000 Mrs L P Tate f-2.45 MARGARET M. w 112 2 19 17* 12* 144 S Cole 5000 S Messana f-2.45 46960 DUCK CALL w 112 20 3 6* 15J 15J T Atkinson 5000 Greentree Stafefc 12.75 41527 HY-MAE w 112 22 4 4h 184. 164. P J Bailey 5000 T P Morgan f-2.45 47597 SUGAR HAM wb114 18 22 211J1and4 174. A Ferraiolo 5500 Miss J Rigior.e f-2.45 47597 TIMELY LASS w 103 121 19* 201 18nk B SeridoS 5000 Sanford Stud Farm f-2.45 47597 BECKYGALE wb 112 14 15 13* 194 194. P Anderson 5000 Dorothy J Gale 46.95 47597 MERRY w 107 7 18 184 17*202 R Aliens 50OO Winding Way Farm b 68.00 47597 CHERVIL wb 107 19 20 204 212 214 F Vincents 5000 E Potter Jr b 68.00 47597 SPRING PERFUME w 112 21 17 22 22 22 G Glassner 5C0O J S Nash f-2.45 f-Mutuel field. a-Coupled, Veracity ?nd Swperga; b-Merry and Chervil. Time, :23Vs, :47, :53% crosswind. Track fast. Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels PaW — 1 — Odds to IB* t 8-PHOEBES GIRL 7.40 4.50 2.60 2.70 1.25 30 Mi. UTUel PriCeS! 6-GOLDEN ZIPPER 7.80 3 SO 290 .90 i16F-BERNO f-Field 2.30 .15 Winner— Ch. f, by Escadru— Cornfield, by Transmute, trained by M. G. Walsh; bred by T Piatt. IN GATE-1:49. OFF AT 1:514 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. PHOEBES GIRL, never far back, forged to the front entering the stretch and under adept handling held GOLDEN ZIPPER safe. The latter, slow to attain best stride, moved into the runner-up position nearing the furlong marker, but was unable to overtake the winner when hard hustled through the late strides. BERNO displayed good speed throughout and he!d on willingly in a sharp effort. CORNY MISS finished "with good energy. TRIGAZA rallied too belatedly to seriously endanger the top ones. VERACITY made a game bid entering the stretch, then weakened. DALLIANCE tired. LADY STRIDE failed to stay. HELLO RITA dropped from contention soon after the start. MERLEE was unable to keep up. SUPERGA retired steadily after flashing brief speed. MARGARET M., fractious at the post, never was dangerous. DUCK CALL and HY-MAE began alertly, then faded. SUGAR HAM and the others never were formidable. Scratched— 47597 Bossy Mary. 111: 47321 Dutch Gal. 114; Mine Stone, 118; Miss Peppermint. 107: Maxies Stage, 118; 46333 Silvee, 112. Overweight — Timely Lass, 1 pound. Trigaza claimed by G. Gay. Doily Double on the First and Second Races Paid 37.10 — Double Pool, 34,606. THIRD RACE ABOUT 1 3-4 MILES hurdles. Extra Points, June 9, 1953—3:11-.-7-136. Purse 1 1 Q ,200. 3-year olds and upward. Claiming. Scale weights. Non winners of ,800 twice 4Q 0«iO since September 1 allowed 3 lbs.; since June 1, 6 lbs.; in 1954-55 or ,800 once in May 10-55— Bel 1955, 9 lbs.: ,800 in 1954-55, 12 lbs. Claiming price, ,000: if for less, 1 lb. allowed for each 00 to ,000. Met value to winner ,080; second. 40; third. 20; fourth, 60. Mutuel Pool, 35,905. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP 1 3 5 7 9 Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 35821 INDIAN FIRE wb5 138 7 4iJ3J 44 50 14 1™ F D Adams 4500 Mrs 0 Phipps 2.C5 47320 ETERNAL SON w7 139 5 2J 1* 1J 24 24 25 F Schulhfer 4500 Mill River Stable 14.25 46631 XAPCOURT w6139 6 53 44 35 143343140 DeLnay5 5000 Mrs H Obre a 2.15 384253 MARTI NGLE w4 130 1 73 6° 54 3* 4« II A Foot 5000 Blue Run Farm 3.00 47068 HADHRAMUT w5130 9 34 54 65 615 5« 5 ° J Murphy 4000 H S Nichols 94.65 47499 REBEL COAT w 4 130 10 62 1 2 714 810073 61 c Harr 5000 Mrs V G Cardy 10.95 47717 MONTEVIDEO w 4 130 8 14 2* 2* 44 64 1*1 S Riles 4000 Mrs B H Wilis 12.40 470582 COIT w6135 4 8z°820 820 74 815°8150M Hoey 4500 I A Daffin a 2.15 47058 TEMPLIER wb 8 134 299 9 9 9 9 J Eaby 4000 Sanfcrd Stud Farm 25.45 43906 ALPHABETICAL v.b9130 3 Left course. S ClowayO 4600 W G Williams M 95 a-Coupled, Xapcourt and Coit. Tim* 314S- Track firm. OffkiaJ Program Numbers V* ,— Mutuels Paid-. - Odds to n kA . 1 B • r 6-INDIAN FIRE 6.10 4.60 2.60 2.05 1.30 30 MUTUel rriCeSf 5-ETERNAL SON 12.30 4.20 515 1.10 1 1A-XAPC0URT a-Entry 2.20 .10 Winner— Br. g, by Apache— Anaflame, ty Sir Andrew, trained by G. H. Bostwick, bred by Belair Stud. REACHED POST-2:23. OFF AT 2:24 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good from flag for all but TEMPLIER. Won driving; second and third the same. INDIAN FIRE, always within striking dinstance, came to the extreme outside to attain a slight lead after completing the final hedge, lugged in steadily during the stretch run, but responded readily when straightened and. under good handling, outgamed ETERNAL SON. A claim of foul against the winner by the rider of ETERNAL SON for alleged interference during the stretch run was not allowed. ETERNAL SON, a sharp factor from the start, relinquished the lead to the winner entering the stretch, drifted in when placed to pressure during the drive and as a result was unable to regain command. XAPCOURT, much used during the early running, had little left. MARTINGLE moved up menacingly en the far turn, then weakened. REBEL COAT was always outrun. MONTEVIDEO was unable to keep up. COIT was outrun. TEMPLIER began very tardily and trai!ed throughout. ALPHABETICAL left the course going into the first turn. Scratched— 470583 Jet Command, 133. Cottt Emm o* Poye Forty -Frrt BELMONT PARK Continued from Page Eight FOURTH RACE 7 FURLONGS. Roseben, Oct. 16, 1906-1:22-5-126. Purse ,800 3-year-oids and 4 0 1 1 Q upward. Maidens. Claiming. 3-year-olds, 118 lbs.; older, 124 lbs. Claiming price, -O I I y ,500; if for less, 2 lbs. allowed for each 00 to ,000. May 10-55 — Bel Net value to winner ,470; second, 60; third, 80; fourth, 90. Mutuel Pool, 01.581 Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St A % % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 4fc%3« CRUCIAL wb3118 8 11 7J 6J 5*1 1 13 P Andersnt 7500 Dorothy J Gale 4.20 4C519 LONG STRIDER w 3 118 13 13 114 92 7 4« 2 C McCreary 7500 A A Guettel 36.60 477.103 OUR FRANCINE w4113 9 3 125 10* 11 4 83 32 T Atkinson 6000 Mrs E D Jacobs 5.85 47403 RICODEE w3118 7 12 13*111. 9* 5* 4J J Nichols 7500 E M OBrien 7 70 4S9872 NADINA wb3111 14 A 5 J 2J 1 22 J 53 P J Bailey 6000 T P Morgan 5.40 47325 VIVID wb3113 2 5 10J 8J W 7 6"° R Aliens 7500 C Russell f 7.30 477163 NORTH VIXEN wb3110 1 8 21, 1* 3* 3J 7"» H Moreno 6500 North Hill Farm fe.40 36543 ROSE RING wb4118 11 10 9 J 7« 81. 10* 8i M Sorntino 6000 Mary G Christmas f-7.30 459123 BOLD Gl NO w 3 115 12 2 4 43 43 6* and*■ E Arcaro 6500 Lucille Mormile 3.80 47817 ST. GERARD wb4118 3 4 3 53 6J 113 10J A Ferraiolo 6000 L Pegno 142.40 HYDROGEN B0MBwb3112 1O 7 1J 34 2 9J 11* W Boland 6000 L Lazare 19.40 47056 SCHOOL MARM w 3 107 4 6 8r 12 12" 12* 12* A Catalanot 6000 Adele L Rand 53.45 45482 MARKS ENGINE w3111 6 14 14 14 13°132013« S Malloy? 7500 Mrs C L Ostriker 133.40 3M64 YOUNG QUEEN wb 3 105 5 9 6J 13* 14 14 14 R MikonenS 6000 Inez D Williams f 7.30 f- Mutuel field. tFive pounds apprentice allowance waived. Time, :23%, :47%, 1:13*/s. 1:27. Track fast. Official Program Numbers * r- Mutuels Paid— , Odds to kA . in* I 6-CRUCIAL 10.40 5.80 3.80 4.20 1.90 .90 Mutuel PriCeS? 10 LONG STRIDER 28.50 11.70 13.25 4.85 1 7-OUR FRANCINE 4.00 TOO Winner— Gr. g, by Pavot— Keynote, by Mahmoud, trained by S. Rutchick; bred by Wheatley Stable. IN GATE-3KJ5. OFF AT 3:05 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. CRUCIAL steadily improved his position to take command when ready entering the stretch, then briskly drew clear, winning with something left. LONG STRIDER, slow to attain best stride, came to the outside for the drive, closed with good energy, but was unable to ipriously endanger the top one. OUR FRANCINE failed to make up appreciable ground when hard hustled through the late stages. RICODEE lacked early speed. NADINA tired. VIVID never was dangerous. NORTH VIXEN was through after five furlongs. BOLD GINO had no mishap. HYDROGEN BOMB retired steadily after flashing brief speed. MARKS ENGINE showed nothing. YOUNG QUEEN was not unduly persevered with when hopelessly beaten. Scratched— 477173 Unavailable, 118; 45481 Hidi-Ann. 108; 31342 Gino Reno, 102; 47817 Trillion. 112; 18624 ci the Bell, 118; 23749 Wine Buyer, 112. Overweight— Nadina, 4 pounds; North Vixen, 1; Bold Gino. 1; Young Queen, 3. FIFTH RACE 5 FURLONGS Widener Straight Course. Jet Master, June 13, 1951— :55*s— 2— 122. GraPle Purse. Purse ,000. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Non-winners of a race other A O 1 O f *+ O I L U than maiden or claiming. Weight, 118 lbs. Non-winners since March 31 allowed 3 lbs.; May 10-55 — Bel maidens, 7 lbs. Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third. 00; fourth, S20Q. M. iuel Pool. 77,695. "index Horses Egt A Wt PP St lb Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 475S93 BEAU FOND wb115 3 1 2J 1h 12 H Woodhse H H Hecht .65 46868 RUNNING WOLF wb118 5 5 4* 2J 2"° R Broussrd Mrs M R Hamar 7 10 47599 ALAN K. wb118 14 5 4* 3J C McCreary Mrs C Silvers 980 17599* OH JOHNNY wb115 4 3 3J 34 42 E Guerin Mrs W Gilroy 370 46344 BOLD STATESMAN wb 118 2 2 1i 5 5 J Nichols Woolford Farm 5.90 Time, :22%. :454i, 58 crosswind. Track fast. Official Program Numbers Vi r- Mutuels Paid — , Odds to ■ kA . In . / 4-BEAU FOND 3.30 260 2.30 .65 .30 .15 Mutuel Prices? 6-running wolf 4.20 3.00 1.10 .50 l 1-ALAN K 3.20 60 Winner— B. g, by Beau Gem— Fondenella, by Belfonds, trained by W. 0. Hicks; bred by Mrs. E. B. Lee. IN GATE-3:39. OFF AT 3.39 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. • Start good. Won ridden out; second and third driving. BEAU FOND, away fastest, was taken back slightly fiom the early pacesetter, responded readily when subjected to left-handed pressure to take command nearing the furlong marker and increased his advantage under intermittent urging. RUNNING WOLF reached the lead between calls approaching the stretch, faltered when challenged and was unable to withstand the top one. ALAN K. lacked the necessary rally. OH JOHNNY had no apparent excuse. BOLD STATESMAN tired. Scratched-47321 Tactical, 118. i SIXTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Mighty Quest, May 18, 1951—109*5—4—115. Patricia Purse first -I * -I division. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and mares. Allowances. 4n O I Z 3-year-olds, 114 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners since March 31 allowed 3 lbs. May 10-55 — Bel Net value to winner ,600; second. 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 27,532. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St V* V* St-Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 47060 A MO RET w 3 111 5 1 1" 2* 1J 1 H Woodhse Calumet Farm 4 00 22889 GALLAIR w 3 111 4 2 2 1" 2 2 T Atkinson Mrs W Stone 13.75 47502 RICO RETO wb 3 114 1 4 5* 5J 4J 3 W Boland W A Hanger 4.35 474052 CHURN w3112 6 5 « 4«| Sty 4*1 J Higley W G Loew 6.70 47322 RARE TREAT wb3115 2 6 62 J 6* 6 5J E Arcaro G D Widener 2.15 47405* GOLD PASS w 3 111 7 7 7 7 7 6"* A Valenzla Elmendorf 18.85 47060? FAR PACIFIC wb3113 3 3 34 3«J 3J 7 J Nichols Rokeby Stable 340 Time, :23Vs- :471/i, Uti%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers 2* r- Mutuels Paid — , r-— Odds t« v LA . ■ n • i 5-AMORET 10.00 6 80 4.70 4.00 2.40 1.35 Mutuel Prices? 4-gallair n.» 6.30 465 215 l 1-RICO RETO 4.60 130 Winner— B f, by Bull Lea— Mar-Kell, by Blenheim II., trained by H. A. Jones; bred by Calumet Farm. IN GATE— 4:10. OFF AT 4:10 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. AMORET alternated in setting and pressing the pace: itgained command when shaken entering the stretch and gradually drew clear under brisk urging. GALLAIR. ■ sharp factor from the start, forged to the front on the final turn, relinquished the lead to the winner nearing the furlong marker, then held on willingly to prevail over RICO RETO. The latter made up some ground when guic:d between horses for the ultimate test. CHURN had no mishap. RARE TREAT and GOLD PASS were outr. "AR PACIFIC gave way suddenly inside the stretch: Overv —Churn, 1 pound; Rare Treat, 1; Far Pacific, 2. SEVENTH RACE 6 FURLONGS. Mighty Quest, May 18, 1951—1:09—4—115. Patricia Purse second 0 1 1 1 division. Purse ,000. 3-year-olds and upward. Fillies and mares. Allowances. 4 O I Z L 3-year-olds, 114 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners since March 31 allowed 3 lbs. May 10-55 — Bel Net value to winner ,600; second, 00; third, 00; fourth, 00. Mutuel Pool, 32,236. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St jjjj Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 47322 TARQUILLA w 3 114 4 2 2 2J G Glassner N I Asiel 5.95 470603 GAY REAPER wb3111 2 1 1* 1i 2 22 P J Bailey C E Mather II 4 15 47502 VILLA w3114 1 6 5J 4 J 33 31 C Picou H E Jackson 120 47322 GREY SLIPPER wb3114 8 5 V 3h 42J, 42 T Atkinson Greentree Stable 7 20 47405 PEIGNOIR wb 3 111 6 7 8 8 5 53 R Tingley Mrs I S Montgomery 46.15 46874* MAEBLISS wb 3 114 7 3 62 54, 7J 6 J W Lester Woolford Farm 16 55 46619* ROODLES wb 3 111 5 4 4J 63 64. 72 W Boland Mrs W M Jeffords 5.35 459141 SEA NAME wb 3 107 3 8 3 M 8 R Conlon? Brookmeade Stable 33.55 Time, :231/i :47,, 1:12- Track fast. Official Program Numbers - Mutuels Paid — i , Odds to . n • I* 4-TARQUILLA 1390 5.70 3.10 5.95 1.85 .55 Ml utuel Prices? 2-gay reaper 5.10 2.70 155 35 I 1-VILLA 2.40 .20 Winner— Br. f, by Black Tarquin — Exciting, by Stimulus, trained by H. Sanderson; bred by W. Stone. IN GATE— 4:43. OFF AT 4:43 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start poor. Won driving; second and third the same. TARQUILLA raced in closest pursuit of GAY REAPER for a half mile, replaced the latter when ready thereafter and, continuing in the middle of the track for the btrelch run, retained a safe advantage when fully extended. GAY REAPER showed good speed throughout and held on determinedly during the final furlong in a sharp effort. VILLA saved ground to no avail. GREY SLIPPER lacked the necessary rally. PEIGNOIR began poorly and failed to threaten. MAEBLISS raced wide. ROODLES was unable to keep up. SEA NAME was a victim of the poor start and was unable to attain a tontending position. EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES out of chute. Dot, Sept. 7. 1923— 1:42Vs— 3— 100. Purse ,800. 1 O O 4-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners at one mile or over 4Q O I m «J since March 31 allowed 3 lbs.; of one race at any distance since March 31 or two races May 10-55 — Bel since January 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 ,470; second, 60; third, 80; fourth, 90. Mutuel Pool. 29,008. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St 5 Va % Str Fin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 47603* MANDINGO wb7 117 1 3 2J 2* 1* 131 13 T Atkinson 8000 Mrs E K Jansen 7*35 471332 MILSPAL wb5 112 3 6 7 7 6*1 2| 22 W Lester 8000 W Schwab 680 43239 OPEN AND SHUT wb 4 117 5 7 5 4* 4J 3* 35 E Guerin 8000 A G Vanderbilt 9 40 47062 VIRGINIAN w5115 2 5 63 6 7 5 43J E Arcaro 7500 L Lazare 6.40 45354 QUITE HAPPY wb4117 6 1 3 3J 34. 62 5J S Cole 8000 W T Lyons 1195 47062 JET SET wb5110 4 4 4J 53 5J 4J 6« C McCreary 7000 Ellis Farm 10 80 30815 WAR COMMAND wb5 110 7 2 1J 1J 2 7 7 R Conlon? 8000 Brookmeade Stable 5 55 Time, :23, sfefc lnt% 1:37*£, 1:44. Track fas*. Official Program Numbers - Mutuels Paid — , Odds to , ■ n • 1-MANOINGO 3 90 310 2.50 95 55 25 M. utuel Prices? 3-milspal s.m 3.40 190 70 t 5-OPEN AND SHUT 3.70 .85 Winner— Ch. g, by Princequillo— Accra, by Annapolis, trained by K. Jensen; bred by Mrs. M duP. Scott IN GATE-5:14. OFF AT 5:14 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good. Won ridden out; second and third driving. MANDINGO saved ground next to the inner rail while racing in closest attendance of WAR COMMAND to the final turn, took command thereafter and retained a clear advantage under intermittent pressure. MILSPAL, slow to attain best stride, came to the complete outside for the stretch run, but under stern punishment was not good enough. OPEN AND SHUT was unable to improve his position when hard ridden through the late stages VIRGINIAN lacked a rally. QUITE HAPPY was unable to keep up. JET SET failed to stay while racing between horses. WAR COMMAND was through after six furlongs. Scratched— 42482 Isasmoothie 115. Mandingo claimed by E. Seinfeld. War Command claimed by A. J. Mesler. Attendance, 9 i /3; Total Motuel Pool, ,614,144.
