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Thursdays Late SUFFOLK DOWNS Charts t EIGHTH RACE 1 1-16 MILES. Kenyon C, Jupe 3, 19381:43144108. TOMASELLO MEMORIAL j 1 -j o 7 HANDICAP. Purse 0,000. 3-xear-olds and upward. I O O Net value to winner ,500: second, ,000; third, ,500; rourth, ,000. May 30-57 Suf Mutuel Pool, 48,023. Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt V V2 2A Str Fin Jockeys Owners Odds to 155233 ROCKCASTLE wb5 119 2 5 58 51242 3? 1 13 W Lane Mrs, J A Leone .60 15523 PARK DANDY wb7111 5 2 2J 2h 21 1h 2nk D DeRoin W J Beattie 8.70 , 160151 MOTOR LINE wb4123 4 4 42 32 1J 2h 35J G Gibb M Prickett Z30 J 157843 CHEROKEE CHIEFwb 8 112 6 3 3i 4i SS- 4- N Mercier P Fuller a-13.10 : 14503 GLEN ALDEN wb 4 104 3 6 6 6 6 6 5h J Cangemie P Fuller a-13.10 157841 FRESH AND FAIRwb4109 1 1 11J V 32J 41 6 A Fairbriks F M Ponce" 10.10 " a-Coupled, Cherokee Chief and Glen Alden. ; Time, :25,MySi 1:12, 1:37, 1:44?i Track fast. ; Official Program Numbers , Mutuels Paid , Odds to v in. 3-ROCKCASTLE 3.20 2.60 60 .30 .... : M, Utuel Prices! 5-park dandy 4.20 .... 1.10 .... ; I NO SHOW MUTUELS SOLD. 1 Winner Br. h, by Fervent Fair Columbia, by Pharamond II., trained by J. A. Leone; bred by Calumet Farm. IN GATE 5:40. OFF AT 5:40 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. " Start good. Won driving; second and-third the same. ROCKCASTLE, unhurried while saving ground, continued i lo find room along the inner rail when put to pressure on the final turn, found room along the inside into the : stretch to assume command shortly after leaving the eighth pole, then extended the lead thereafter. PARK DANDY moved from the outside with MOTOR LINE leaving the far turn, gained a slight advantage in the early stretch ! and, while no match for the the winner, outfinished MOTOR LINE. The latter steadied early along the inside, ; rushed through close quarters going to the far turn to assume command, drifted out into the stretch and, though kept to continual whip punishment, could not keep up in the final eighth, CHEROKEE CHIEF gave ground , gradually. FRESH AND FAIR tired after a half mile and drifted out steadily thereafter. ! Overweight Cherokee Chief, 1 pound. NINTH RACE 1 MILE AND 70 YARDS. Larry Ellis, April 26, 1954 1:41 6r-120. Purse ,300. 1 -I o o 4-year-olds, and upward. Starter allowances. Starters for a claiming price of ,000 OOO or less since September 30 who have not won two races at one mile or over since ! May 30-57 Suf March 8. Weight, 120 lbs. Non-winners of three races since April 15 allowed 3 lbs.; two races since April 15, 5 lbs.; one race since March 8, 8 lbs. Net value to winner ,380; second, 00; third, 80; fourth, 40. Mutuel Pool, 67,497. . Index Horses EgtAWtPPSt Va Vz 3A Str Fin Jockeys Owners Qdfisto 158921 NOW HEAR THIS w5115 4 3 3 3h 3h 3J ih p Grimm F H Stout T06 162013 FAT BOY wb7107 1 1 1h 1J ih ih 2" D DeRoinS G Nichols . 5.00 160124 MOST CHARMINGwb5112 2 2 23 24 22 2U 3h H Wajda Tee Pee Stable 3.40 155252 MAXS REWARD wb5 115 7 4 43 42J 44 45 4? W Lane Victoria Stable 3.60 15524 ANOTHER MOON w5114 3 6- 5h 63 6 6 5j Jsus Mrtin Mrs C Botticello 39.40 149534 LITTLE STORY wb4 107 5 7 62 51 5? 54 6 A Schwizer F L Travers 7.20 158924 FAMILIAR wb 6 115 6 5 7 7 Lost rider. L Adams Rodgers and K Stable - 11.80 Time, :233, :47, 1:12, 1:38, 1:43. Track fast. D,:.,f 4-N0W HEAR THIS-- 600 3 80 30 2-W -SO .50 M..-..A utuel Prices? i-fat boy 5.20 3.60 1.60 .bo - 2-MOST CHARMING 3.20 .60 Winner Ch. g, by Ace Admiral Sonadora, by Meadow, trained by H. 0. Livingston; bred by Hamandy Farm. IN GATE-6:14. OFF AT 6:14 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. . Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. NOW HEAR THIS saved ground behind the leaders, came between horses in the stretch run and, with a last surge, gained the decision. FAT BOY shook off the early challenges from MOST CHARMING, and holding the lead until the final yards, just failed to last. MOST CHARMING forced the pace, and holding on with good courage, was not guite good enough. MAXS REWARD moved from the outside into the stretch to loom dangerous, started tojug in and could not be fully persevered with in the late yards. The webbing broke on the right stirrup of FAMILIAR shortly after the start. Jockey Adams was hanging on while racing wide into the first turn and backstretch, and he finally bailed out shortly after a half mile. Overweight Another Moon, 2 pounds. TENTH RACE 1 1-8MILES. Whirlaway, July 15, 1942 1;4815 4 130. Purse ,200. 4-year-olds 1 ft 7 R 8 a"d upward. Claiming. Non-winners of two races since April 12. Weight, 120 lbs. Norr- i j i o o j. winners of three races since March 8 allowed 3 lbs.; two races since March 8, 5 lbs ; May 30-57 Suf one race since March 8, 7 lbs. Claiming price. ,500. Net value to winner ,300; second, 80; third, 80; fourth, 40. Mutuel Pool, 50,436. Index Horses Egt A Wt PP St Va Vfr StrFin Jockeys Clg Pr. Owners Odds to 14693 CHERIBEACON wb6115 3 4 31 41 41 33 11 L Pafundi 2500 C Williams Tilo !SK! ffi?N!D wB115 1 1 1,J 1h 1,J 1h 2h N Mercier 2500 Mrs R E Haynes 4I0 163422 BOFRANC wG l17 4 2 24 25 23 24 3iJ E VanHook 2500 L Haymaker 270 15654 JACK KENNY w7 113 7 5 64 62 5i 532 42! W Hajda 2500 Mrs D Wagner 660. 161961 MISS CUANTOS w 4 105 8 8 51 32 32J 4J 51 f P Ernst? 2500 W C Prickett 740 13436 MONTANA w5113 9 9 81 71 73 61 61 J Purser 2500 Mrs F Caracci 15!30 155254 UTOPIA wb 8 115 6 7 9 84 83 9 7nk R E Ford 2500 Mrs M K -DAngelo 10.10 15525 WILL SEE YA wb4115 2, 6 7h9 9 84 81 J Dattilo 2500 A E Timpani 1890 160172 LEN-A-CHANCE wb4113 3 4 51 63 71 9 P I Grimm 2500 J Weinlein 470 Time, :26, :50and, 1:15, 1:40, 1:54. Track fast. M. id X 3-CHERIBEACON 25.80 10.40 4 60 11 90 4 20 1 3fl utuel Prices! mmdian lad 5.20 3I0 ilo m I 4-BOFRANC T... 3.00 50 Winner B. g, by Star Beacon Cheritag, by Cherry King II., trained by F. Plenge; bred by W L Curies C5 IN GATE-6:46. OFF AT 6:47 EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. Start good Won driving; second and third the same. CHERIBEACON, reserved early while racing slightly wide, responded to pressure into the stretch and closing with a good burst of speed, was along in late yards INDIAN LAD was under pressure after three-eighths to hold off BOFRANC, continued on willingly when persistently challenged by that rival but could not hold off the winner. BOFRANC made several attempts to reach command and held on well. JACK KENNY lacked the necessary rally. LEN-A-CHANCE retired gradually after three-eighths. " Attendance, 34,282; Total Mutuel Pool, ,710,208.
