The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-09

IT OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

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~ point OF view Of the aesthetic
gentlemen OF the tur. who are in
terested IN blood lines. the breeders
and the trainers he ps<hy Of re-
cent date of which you may have
heard was not a complete success.
Burgoo Klns. The Col Edrs5d Bradley
90. = Just = far 70 m.ooiing COLT lsse
Ncient evidence mat tnf winner "a no
Nan OWaT. even making due allow ancel
post. a dclaV 81 that ienRtn taxes lo.
olt o. hlzn-sfruug colts.
nos '' ai,,.5 ne usuais ne Champion
.-Fcar-oic is the one roa have 20 oca,
wear .afef % so happened that the
ana very iev iiiics become racing threats
af 1-rcar-olds There VAS fec1ng
mat TOD FAgnL unceatrn ID seven races.
would prove ~ exception. out the Atte
Il vas obvious from me. starts, had
2-Year-old COTS seven times there YES
no great amount 70 class among the
Young q, me =, o. ne tlri So, s si5
90 the Der5g would be 10 better than
ordinary.
NOU may feel disposed TO argue
Il that the class was lowered by
the absence Of Burning Blaze and
Universe and perhaps 1t was 10 the
extent that If they had been in the
race there would have been twenty
two starters instead OF twenty.
Whether it would have made any
difference is a question. I hope you
won't mind II 1 hold that 1t
wouldn't.
Somehow IS doesn't Seem 20 make much
difference uretncr fnrfe arc fffai not.ch
p,rs 3Ra ana 5snd PERI 59,b s sF ne
picture RACE % M vear and no winning
moss can come OIL oi u without tAceD-
llonsl acclaim For tne moment. tncn.
Blraoo K4nc Is tha stand out s-rear-
These lines are being written without
recourse 70 Tho late news dispatches. I
haven't been informed as - whethor Col
Bradley intsnas % campaign further with
70 Bear aBon MIN don't TANK he vii.
u the pas Z ms neen a.s custom 70 re- -
VIC ms DeToF Nllhei' lnilts ere ~ 49, =
and BuboAng over. .ncver raced again.
Burgoo KING IS eligible ior nc PTeaE-
hin on his race ln the DERBY. a race ~
which he had no misfortune and won
handuv he ioricaliv would BE- rated inc
ton boss. Re was not nominated for me
Belmont. mile and half test. whereas
hla stable mate Brother Joe. nineteenth
in nr w 70 Know uhst COZ QUIZ Brsdiey vas
thinking about an me time me declara-
tons were made
TN fact, the Colonel played very
4 mysterious hand all through the
Derby preparations. Laverne Fator
supposedly is his ace rider Every
body was given TO believe that
Fator would have the leg up on the
boss the Colonel thought had the
better chance to win. II would be
Burgoo King on fast track and
Brother Joe on a muddy one.
A few DAYS before the race the Coionel
added Eugene James 90 his riding stan.
3 former Louisville newshpv with ONLY one
ci edit Twenty-four hours before the Der
hv. Fator was listed as the mount on
minute the Colonel made a switch. II
think James can win for me was MS ONLY
wei n YOU want the truth. 7 think
7 could have won for him. Moreover,
think 7 could havr taken along 2 copv Of
cover to cover and De- wouldn't have made
any difference 20 Burgoo KING ~ Was
that Kind 81 a race and he was tnat
lind ~ eoit-alwavs considering his op-
TICK on was never a logical favoriie.
rboice is that there seems % be = law
that some boss must b singled out IS
runrrlor 70 the held. ,, 80,
so eliiv as 30 did in betting 81 against
III al On 4 boss IN q held OF twenty. wnen
M was freciy conceded DAYS in aovance
thaf IL Was a race in which anvthinr
r,irht hannen ] doubt that Man OWa g.
would have been backed anv more hea'lY
az course. Mr. Bsrnum manv wears ago
EXPOSED the vast gullihi3tv Of the Amerl-
can public T. remained Tor inc race
tracks and Wall Street 70 CONFIRM X.