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Silver Spoons Santa Anita Derby Win SEVENTH RACE 1 1-8 MILES. Bus Brush, Feb. 14, 1959, 1:46%, 4, 113. S A 1 639 Twenty-second running SANTA ANITA DERBY. 00,000 added. 3-year-olds. Special "" u J weights. By subscription of 00 each, to accompany the nomination. Supplementary March 7, 1959 nominations may be made five days before the running of the race by payment of ,000; 00 to pass the entry box, and ,500 additional to start, with 00,000 added, of which 0,000 to second, 5,000 to third and 0,000 to fourth. Weight, 118 lbs. A gold cup will be presented to the owner of the winner. Closed Monday, Dec. 1, 1958, with 113 nominations. Gross value, 47,300. Gross to winner, 02,300. Net to winner 95,300; second. 0,000; third, 5,000; fourth, 0.000. Mutuel Pool, 86,009. Index Horses Eqt A Wt PP St 1A V2 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners 1 Odds to 1395SAi-Silver Spoon 113 6 5 3* 3* 21 1h 12j r York C V Whitney i~50 1419SA3— Royal Orbit b 118 8 7 5 4 3* 33 2?J W Shoaker J Braunstein Estate 405 1419SA — Fightin Indian b 118 4 1 11 11 11 23 3" J Longden W G Gilmore 2275 1604SA4— Tuleg b 118 2 6 8h 83 6h 4J 44 D Pierce Mr-Mrs F Turner Jr 59.50 1419SA1— Finnegan b 118 10 9 762 53 5J 5nk W Harmatz N S McCarthy c-2 30 1455SAi-Die Hard b 118 5 3 98 98 98 63 64 M Ycaza Jacnot Stable 2370 1450SA1-Friar Roach 118 1 2 4«| 5h 8 81 1 R Neves Helbush Farm 26 60 1363SA— Linmold b 118 9 8 6h 71 7h 92 8J G Taniguchi Mr-Mrs L I Neisor, 8 60 1119SA1— Ole Fols 181 7 4 2h 2h 4J 7" 91 W Boland N S McCarthy c-2 30 1455SAt-Mr. Deep Well b 118 3 10 10 10 10 10 10 R Yaka Deep Well Stable 67 20 c-Coupled, Finnegan and Ole Fols. Time, :22%, :45%, 1:09%, 1:35%, 1:49. Track fast. t Official Program Numbers — Mutuels Paid — , , Odds to , 1 n • i 2B-SILVER SPOON 5.00 3.90 3.50 1.50 .95 75 M. UtUel PriCeSj 8-ROYAL ORBIT 5.50 4.30 1.75 115 i 1A-FIGHTIN INDIAN 9.40 3.70 , Winner— Ch. f, by Citation— Silver Fog. by Mahmoud, trained by R. L. Wheeler; bred by C V Whitney IN GATE-5:05. OFF AT 5:05 PACIFIC STANDARD TIME. Start good. Won driving. SILVER SPOON, well placed in the early stages while racing between horses, saved ground on the far turn, came to the outside of FIGHTIN INDIAN in the stretch and, under stout urging, was able to take command, held on with good courage, although all out. ROYAL ORBIT, never far off the pace, steadily improved his position while racing on the outside in the clear, finished strongly under hard urging. FIGHTIN INDIAN was rushed into the lead going to the first turn, set a fast pace to the stretch, then gave wav under pressure but held on with determination for the show. TULEG worked his way up between horses all through the last quarter. FINNEGAN was forced very wide on the first turn, was forced to take up sharply on the backstretch when he started to move when OLE FOLS started to back up, came again after getting 32JE?9 eim5A£££ not overoome lost ground. DIE HARD gave an even performance and saved ground ito fir inm th«RJ£A£1 ti.red- .LNM0LD gave way after the first half. OLE FOLS raced with the lead to
