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Miss Frac Job Annexes Main Event at Cahokia CahokiaApprentice Apprentice Gillmore Registers Second Saddle Triple of Meet MeetBy By A L SHIELDS SHIELDSCAHOKIA CAHOKIA DOWNS East St Louis 111 May 10 Partlow Farms Miss Frac Job captured the featured Affton Purse here Friday night giving her rider apprentice Dale Parks the first saddle victory of his career The threeyearold daughter of Depth Charge Royal Wedding was in ¬ stalled the favorite by the 4344 fans and returned 480 380 and 260 across the board boardParks Parks handled his mount alertly to reach command shortly after the start drawing off to a lead of three lengths at the half ¬ way point and when Mr and Mrs E C Logsdons Ambitious Kate launched a bid in the stretch held his charge together to outgame that one and was a length the best of the Logsdon runner who in turn was three lengths before Sam E Pershalls Albert B Miss Frac Job stepped the 5 fur ¬ longs in 59 59The The leading rider of the current meeting apprentice Robert C Gallimore turned in his second saddle triple to run his string to 14 for the first 10 days of the session Gallimore s first score came in the fifth event with John Brennans favored Dainty Dish for a payoff of 580 his second win ¬ ner was achieved with Carroll P Polands oddson Ikie Boy who returned 380 and continued to delight his following with An ¬ thony Graffagninis outsider Vinel in the ninth to post a win mutuel of 2100 Vinel raced the 1 38 miles in 221 to establish a new track record recordTrainer Trainer Robert J Cancaro saddled his initial winner Miss Shannon Q in the first race Cancaro was granted a training 1 c M Continued on Page FiftyThree Miss Frac Job Annexes Main Everit at Cahokia CahokiaApprentice Apprentice Giilmore Registers Second Saddle Triple of Meet MeetContinued Continued from Page Eight Eightlicense license only a few days before the start of this meeting and his score came with his fourth try Owned by Lawrence M Quill Miss Shannon Q returned 900 Erwih Tarpennings Blue Pair Jr accounted for the second event paid 1040 and com ¬ pleted a Daily Double which returned 7020 to the holders of the 103 combina ¬ tion
