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i ► = : : Chart of Florida Derby SEVENTH RACE 11-8 MILES. Gen. Duke, March 30, 1957— 1:46y5-3-122. Seventh running FLORIDA A 1 fl Q OERSY. J1C0.000 added. 3-year-olds. Allowances. By subscription of 00 each, which «+ J I U 7 shall accompany the nomination; 00 to pass the entry box and 00 additional to Mar. 29-58 — G.P start, with 00JXO added, of which 0,000 to second, 0,000 to third, ,000 to fourth and 53.000 to fifth. Weight, 122 lbs. Non-winners Qf a sweepstakes other than claiming_ allowed 4 lbs.; maidens, 8 lbs. Florida Derby Trophy to winning owner. Closed with 80 nominations. * , Gross value. S119.0CO. Gross to winner 9,010. Net to winner 7,900; second, 0,000: third, 0,000; fourth, ~ ,000; fifth. .000. Mutuel Pool. 77.291. - Inaex Horses Eqt A Wt PP St V» Vt % Str Fin Jockeys Owners . Odds to 445361 TIM TAM w 122 5 4 7J 41 31 23 11 W Hartack Calumet Farm .35 446572 LINCOLN ROAD wb118 1 1 12| 1« 1« 12 2 G Glisscn Sunny Blue Farm 75.05 445362 GREY MONARCH wb122 11 9 6h 61 41 34 34 W Ycaza Winfield Stable 15.50 445364 BELLEAU CHIEF w118 2 2 9J 7h 54 5* 4 S Brooks Mrs t Birr 13.15 4481811 MARTINS RULLAH wb 118 3 11 11 11 92 71 5"* W Shoaker Mr and Mrs G Lewis a-5.60 44536 SIR ROB BY . w 122 4 3 4J 3«i 2h 4h 63J W Blum J S Kroese 59.25 444841 SIR RULER wb118 7 8 105 gi| 74 s* 72 W Harmatz Claiborne Farm 30.45 445363 LIL FELLA wb 122 9 5 2t 2h 63 6* 85 H Grant Jaclyn Stable a-5.60 395653 WHITLEY w 118 10 7 53 82 81 92 9 E Arcaro W A Hanger 8.00 442631 DAY COURT w 118 6 6 8J 103 10-* 107 101" E Rodrigez Elmendorf 67.35 441421 YEMEN vyb 122 8 10 32 51 11 11 11 C McCreary C T Chenery 27.50 a-Coupled, Martins Rullah and Lil Fella. Time, :23and, :46?s, 1:11%, 1:36%, 1:49%. Track fast. Official Program Numbers , — Mutuels Paid — , Odds to , I n • * 5-TIM TAM 2.70 2.60 2.40 .33 . .30 .20 M. utuel rricesl 2-lincoln road 24.40 12.40 11.20 5.20 llO-GREY MONARCH . 4.30 1.15 Winner— Dk. b. c, by-Tom Fool— Two Lea, by Bull Lea, trained by H. A. Jones; bred by Calumet Farm. IN GATE-4:44. OFF AT 4:44J EASTERN STANDARD TIME. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. TIM TAM, in hand while following in much closer pursuit of the earlyleaders, worked his way through between horses while advancing gradually in the run down the, backstretch, was steadied momentarily to get around SIR R0BBY on leaving the backstretch, continued on while1 racing on the outside to the stretch where he cut to the inside of LINCOLN ROAD and proved slightly best in a stiff drive. LINCOLN ROAD made the pace in a well judged ride, saved ground to the stretch where he suddenly shied from the starting gate to the, middle of the track, was quickly straightened away and held on • stubbornly while lugging in to be easily best of the others. GREY MONARCH passed only tiring horses in his late bid. BELLEAU CHIEF saved ground to no avail. MARTINS RULLAH made up some ground following a very sluggish beginning. SIR ROBBY faltered after maintaining a striking position to the final turn. SIR RULER was always far bacfc LIL FELLA forced the issue for five furlongs and tired. WHITLEY could not keep up. YEMEN was in hand early and failed to respend when called upon.
