The Washington times., 1935-07-15
BY PADDOCK


July 15.-PEEPER evidently was
overmatched in his race last Sat
urday. The youngster drops
down among platers tomorrow
and he should hardly be beaten.
He will be ridden by the good ap-
prentice, c. Stevenson, and this
combination seem to me un-
beatable.
OPERA BOUFFE, coupled with
ANN VICTORY, look to have the
first race at their mercy, both
juveniles are at tops now and
should prove much the best.
MASKED GAL won her last in
impressive style and should go
well. SANDY MACK drops down
a bit with these and will share
in the money.
FIRST RACE-TwOyear. .Olds; claim.
ing; purse. 81 200; 5 furlOngs.
cxAnn Victory. 1O1 Vale Of Tears. .1O6
ShynO ........ 1O9I aAbOVe Board ..1I2
Sighting Bar ..112l xSan Rafael ....112
xSandy Mack lilo xRich Strike ....112
xSOuthePn Way 40 Everneat ....... .1O6
cxOpera BOuffe. 101l xGlitter Glow ...112
xAbout Time E. .t04 xseptem'r Child 1O4
0" aP. B. % cOdd entry. aSSS'""0O Jones LILO
cMrs. F. J. Heller and w. 8. Laber.
teaux entry.
PEPPER, coupled with sATU-
RINO, will have the speedy BE-
FITTING as his chief threat in
the second race. The latter, in
very light, should prove a strong
factor in here. CAPRICIOUS,
a long shot possibility, worked
mile in 1:43 As for this.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-Old and
upward: maldens; claiming; purse,
81 900: mile and 10 yards.
aPeeper ...... 105l asaturnlnO .....1l
Capricious .....II1i pixie Bud ...".1O6
xCanpoGuin I'LL
asaddle Spur Stable and Mrs. J. R.
Gregory entry.
STE. LOUISE could always
handle the juveniles she encoun-
ters in the third race; comes here
from a brilliant record around
Detroit and Jockey Thornton
rides. LITTLE NYMPH has been
showing keen speed in her last
three starts and looks all over
the contender. NEDVIVE may
share in the purse award in this
field.
THIRD RACE-TwO-year-OIds claim
ing; purse. $1,000; five furlOnEs.
xSte Louise ....114 Pretty Patricia 100
Jubilee Jim .I09 xKris ;.:.''..104
Big ...........1l2lSe Ted ........ .119
xLittle Nymph 1917
POLYDORUS seems the call in
the fourth race; the aged vet
eran reeled off five panels in
1902 2-5 yesterday morning for
this. FANCY FLIGHT cracked
down here at the very first ask
ing and should come right back
with another good effort. AUNT
FLOR, coupled with UNKIE
TOM, may prove a dangerous
pair.
FOURTH RACE-Four-year.oId and
Lotta Airs 100 aAunt Flor ....11S
Highest Point .11llDavoc ........116
aUnkie Tom .1OS, PolydOrous ;....!19
aMrS. S. Orr entry.
WISE PRINCE is dropping
down so far that the son of Wise
Counsellor looks like a spread in
the fifth race. TIME FLIGHT
defaulted today to await this
spot; ran a fair race last time
out and trials have been brisk.
ALBUQUERQUE has plenty of
speed but lacks courage; however,
he should earn some portion of
the purse.
FIFTH RACE - Three.year-Olds; the
Albuquerque =. .114IWise Prince .119
Time Flight ... .116! cNOrth Wales ii Ill
aSOng ........ 1O6I cHilltOWn ,..... Ill
aMOttO ........ 100
&C. v. Whitney entry.
CIV. S. Kilmer entry.
MORALIST evidently needed
his last race; will have the hus-
tling apprentice Howell in the
saddle and this pair will be hard
to whip. SANDWRACK ran very
we'll around Chicago and seems
the logical contender. CHEWAWA
has been rather steady lately and
worked a mile in / IA As for this.
SIXTH RACE-Three-ye year r-Olds and up.
ward; claiming; purse, $1,000; Lie
miles.
xsandwrack ....115lxMoraIist ....... .J15
Grandpa's Boy. 111lHerkimer .......117
xTedly Carl 1O5 Chewawa .......lO5
xEddie Wrack .1O8
GIFTED LADY has whipped
the kind she meets in the seventh