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Evening star., 1937-08-01
Suffolk Downs
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming,
maiden 3-year-olds and up; | mile.
Hold ho . Out out 'MeGombsl t,1t 1920 go 80
Love Potion tJaekleI $50
Time. I:lI.
I.rris.n @ Lad" Miiis Go'nsS s.lon.n. anee CAB. t.
Mary's Boy and Dixie Flapper.
SECOND RACE-Pur.., ~ 900; claim
Sun Abbot tCimpaselID 1850 $40 40
Sainted tScheihl 1880 $50
Almarine (JaekIe) 32O
Time. I:4O3-5
Also ran-This Way, Zulu Lad. Beveau,
Ramshead. MorsiI and Lady Democrat.
DAILY Double paid &3ls80)
THIRD RACE-Th. Beverly Purse,
81 100; allowances; 2-ysar -elds; 9 fur
Devil: Mate Barb, $50 $40 $50
Third P.rty taisht.hoe ~ $40
Also ran-Coid Breeze. Don Lopes. Land
lubber and Remarkable
$1,000: aiIo.anee,; s-y.s -oids; 8 fur
kni.hts Haven .HovelD $50 800 s4e
Gay Balko tHaineO $50
Time. l:IIh.
Also ran-Mayro. Combatani And Wool.
FIFTH RACE-The independence Ham
dicap; purse, IS 900 added: 3-year -oIds
and up; l mile.
Clingendaal tDabson) 500 800 24O
Appealing Iuther) 2.6O 22O
Trouper May 28O
Time. I:3s15.
Also ran-Chicolorado and Black Gift.
SIXTH RACE-The Cape Cod Handicap;
purse, $1,000; 3year-oids and up; 6 fur
| lonE.
Bill Farnsworth tHowelD 40 $50 $50
Bachelor Dinner Jacques) 1920 72O
Black Mistress tMcCombs) A6O
Time, l:11.
Also ran-Chancinr, Lady Hixloss,
| aSorceress. Atlante and Marson.
| a-MisS A. Doris entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claim
| Ing: 3-year -Olds and up: ii miles
| The SINGER Teishman) $40 $40 11O
Satrapal tRay) $50 pHO
| Apprentice (MorEan) go
Also ran-Sir ReE. Eye Jay and Petline
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim.
| ing: 3-year-oids and up: 1k miles.
kindacorn LMorEan) 1850 1910 100
Mr.. Bun (Clutter) 900 $50
Cha bersburger tJaekle) $40
Also ran-1reasure Ship. Imperial Ebee.
Bad Dreams. Count Me. TEMPO. Lesender
and Cnmedl
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Bel Air Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, 500; "-year-olds; +;
- furlonss.
ssh1e ssh'ey Mrs, K1Ts. dau'h 1880 4s" sao 90
Marine Maid tPikor) $50
Also ran-Broomtour. Idolize. ROYAL
Business, Lady B and Do 1t.
sECoND RACE-Purse, 500; claiming;
~. T.eaT.oids and xI,; up; f.rlonss
\" "e MistaEe af%'" FGar1stG' nssy' 1880 s@ se"
\ Shanteb PaIumbo) 2,3O
Also ran-Avast. Tulevries Ruby, Heart
Play. Golden Dot and aDeepwick
DAILY Double paid SlOS.4O.)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: The Manor
Handicap; steeplechase; 4-year -olds and
Claaue Waters 1880 400 $40
ANacan YOune) $50 $50
Suspect tRoberts) $50
Also rAn-Knocknamoor. Rouge Cata-
Ian and Walter h.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 500: claiming;
FIving Feet Palumbo) $50 900 go
Fiagstick Lauchl 1890 $40
Sir Isaac Carney 30
Also ran-Dunrita. Gloss. Eli W., Ban
der>natch and Bred in Blue.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiminr
2-year-oIdS and up: 5l.. furIonss
Sylvia G. tHernandez) 20 33O 90
Peggy Can Uaucbl $50 $50
Quick Vine UGarretD $40
Also ran-Prince Turley, Holland, Jadaan
and War Chat
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; claiming:
3-year-olds and up: ! mile.
ArdOr tRcot $50 800 3IO
EXaEEeration Hernandez $50 40
Mischiefmaker Bond 100
Time. I:5OAh.
Also ran-Tuneful. Bold General. Prince
Petite, Carver. War Rumor.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: n miles.
Fair Billy lR. Root 1900 1870 $40
Flakeofet IS. PalUmbo) $50 SEQ
Light Action "A. Gaither) $50
Time, 2:O67a.
Also ran-TiKht Wad. Never Idol. Miss
AlphonsO. Bav and Lucky Turn.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse. 500: claim
ing: l-year-olds and up: !. miles.
Dixie Bee r.. Root) $50 so $50
Claiming IL. Garrett so 40
Best Policy IS. Palumbo) $50
Time, 1857.
Also ran-PoveI. Foksy Dawn, Golden
Play. Huppy and Cautious Bo.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
CL|NGENDAAL TIES
RACE TRACK MARK
Compton Ge|ding First by
Three Lengths in Main
Event at Suffolk.
BY The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ OSTON, July 3l.-Redeeming
* dismal showing in last
weeks Yankee Handicap, A.
C. Compton's Clingendaal
equaled the track record today While
winning the $4,000 added Indepen-
dence Handicap before $4,000 at
Suffolk Downs
The gelded son OF Pharamond II
was clocked in 1871 over a mile and
paid So TO win.
In second place three lengths away
was the Motor City Stables Appealing
that had neck on Mrs A. R. Smith s
Trouper. The Greentree Stable S
Chicolorado was in fourth place q
head away. Appealing paid 81 go to
place and Trouper 81 80 to show.
Coming out of the gate Zoic, Cling
endaal and Appealing led the way.
Appealing, which had a nose advan-
tage at the club house turn, drew
away to length lead going into
the backstretch with Trouper in sec
ond place and Clingendaal close on
his heels.
Takes Lead in Stretch.
JOCKEY DABSON took Clingendaal
around Trouper going into the
FAR turn and moving into the stretch
he drew up on Appealing.
Coming down front they raced head
to head for about a sixteenth of a
mile, with Clingendaal finally draw
ing away in response to a stout drive
by Jockey Dabson. Appealing tired
rapidly In the closing stages but man
aged to hold second money safe
Trouper and Chicolorado closed fast
and 1t required = camera to separate
the money horses behind the winner.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Arlington Park
Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. sI.1O0; claiming;
prssi prXesr -1lds CID ,.a and : Tp: furionE,
Frnsi French Hsashes sot e s%Gi s%th $40 soS s ss"
Arisnna !Paeker) 1910
Cheer, shawka, Board Trade. santa Juiia.
Hedon and Pat W.
SECOND RACE-Purse. s1,1oo; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up. ~ miles.
Gannons Roar tWest 1l.:O $40 4.GO
Peggy's Peggy Hoturco) 500
Also Ian-Redress. War Dimes. Black
Peter Peter Baku. Chry.ostle. spicson, Chief
DAILY Double paid ses.4oo
THIRD RAcE-Purs.. si.1oo: claiming;
Barterins Kate .tCorbetD 500 500 3.oO
Tornado &C; smith). $50
Also ran-Fanf.rn. Kings Highway,
| Amazing and Hasty Glance.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Mardromsi Scorbstt " 80 10 $50
| Panaionk Dotter) 800
Time, 2:33 is.
Ai,e Ian-American Prince. Manhattan
FIFTH RACE-The Arlington Futurity;
purse, $"O,0OO added; 2.year-olds: 6
$isa!tt, es%st s ;s%,h, sS s:S ssc ssc sss
| BIC Note IS. Young) 22O
| Time, 1:14>4.
| Also ran - bSkyIarkinE. Perpetuate.
cBourbon King. cMenow and Bull Lea.
| milky Way Farm entry.
@Hal Price Headley entry,
d-Ran dead heat.
SIXTH RACE-The Arlington Handi-
cap: purse. S2O,OOO added: 3.year -oids
and up: ia miles.
| Dellor tYounE) 1900 $50 $50
| AlnfAntry tCorbetD 28O 32O
| Time. ?:O31h
Also ran--Grand Manitou. Gyral, Span
ish Babe and Sparta.
| a-MilIsdale Stable entry.
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse. x11OO; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: IlS miles.
Monks Time tDotter) $50 $50 $50
Prince Pest tRobertson) $50 $50
ESc0lee Younk) $50
| Time. 1:52M.
| Standard. Polly B.. Palasa and Natalie
Alice.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. SLIGO: claim
ing: .3-year-olds and MP: Hertz course:
orinoeo @ "A. Robertson, 1880 $50 400
Our Crest Nv. L.. Johnson) $50 40
Short Skirt (Packer) 7.s0
Also ran-H.rmone. Top Doe. skeete1.
Lookabout. Ges>aons and Onalark.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Saratoga Springs
Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 400: the Skid
more; msidens; hllies; 2-year- -olds; 5h
furionss.
Rash Hurry tGilberD IL 15
Borgia II tMalley) 81
Time. I:O03-5.
Also ran-Reigh Risk, MolHe Swain, Kiss,
Lifting and HaIlenut.
SECOND RACE-The ShiIIelah Steeple-
chase; purse. s?,500 added; 4-year r-oids
and up; about , miles.
National S anthem anthem 'Joneo 1o-1 3! -
tOnlv two finished.
Time. ana.
Also ran-Lourhtree and Arucar.
cap; purse. ST 200 added; f-year-old and
ser.,; 8sfa. ,Gnbero s-5 q; j..
Billy Bee tTurneD l..
Time. I:Ii1..
Also ran-OrientAIist and Drudsery.
FOURTH RACE-The United States
.-year- oIds; 6 furlonss.
Mountain Ridge III Rieh,rds) s-5 IL
Red Glare IN. WaID 7-IO
Also ran-Res.l Sun. Maelfeet. Quick
Devil. Starehand and The Chief.
FIFTH RACE-The Saratoga Handicap
purse. 81 800 added; 3-year- -olds and up;
Ia miles.
EspoSa tWalD 16-b 6-5 SIS
Maeriel lie BIanc1 7-6 3S
Black birder tBalaski) IL
Time, 2:O& 2-5.
Also ran-Two Bob, Jean Bart, Star
Shadow and Thorson.
SIXTH RACE--The Pittsheld Handicap;
purse. $1,000 added: class C; 3year-oldx
and up: Wilson mile.
Siam tTurner) 8-2 I'll IL
Conquer tMerrittl IL 1-2
Buck Lankhorne (Wagner) 81
Time. 1:1O3-5.
Also ran-Booming Guns, Kievex, Twice.
| Sir Quest, Criua and BuIwark.
| SEVENTH RACE-The Green Island:
purse. $1,000: allowances: 3-year-olds: 7
| furlonEs.
Mandinxham fRichards) 1l-5 IL 1-2
Bitter Berry tChalD 8-5 Is
Sun Lamp tJameS) 6-5
Time. 1927.
! Also ran-Gurkha. Mistralkin. F1yinE
Banner. Sammie. Grace Carome, Lausanne
and Airlap.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

So, the starting gate has been not
only help to the starter, but a pro-
lection to the players. In years gone
by many horses have been kicked or
injured while at the barrier and often
had to be excused by the stewards from
starting In such an event the money
bet was literally burned up.
Little has been heard since the meet
ing at Hialeah Of the Australian bar
rier. that President Widener was sure
would revolutionize starting in this
country. A poll of trainers and jockeys
showed that big majority were
against its use. 1t never probably
again will be used in the United States
France and other foreign countries
use it exclusively.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Aqueduct, which often used the
Walk-up system for starting, had q
man posted in the 1nfield near the
timers flag, with big bass drum,
which he beat loudly in the event the
break was a false one. 1t was known
as the recall system.
or course. once a horse leaves the
paddock gate. it is considered in the
hands Of the starter and all bets stand
regardless of any accident that may
happen to any horse in the field.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE :.
TO ROYAL NAPOLEON
Toole Drives Valoco Entrant to
Victory in Feature Trot. 1
Calumet Dubuque Wins. {

BY the Associated Press. e
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me, July
2l-Royal Napoleon, the Valoco
Stables entry from MIddletoVn, Conn,
outstepped the field TO win the $500
PA pace, feature race Of todavs
Wind-up program at the grand circuit
meeting here.
The chestnut horse travelled the
best mile in 2O33., with Leon Tools
at the reins. John Judy. bay gelding,
owned by H. c. Buzzell of Belfast. Me,
was second.
The 2.2o trot. $500 purse. was
Valkaway for Calumet Dubuque, owned
by the Oldtown Hill Farm Of New
bury Mass, the bay eelding coping
the three heats in succession. Dolly
Hanover. bay mare from Red Hook,
N. j., placed second.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SYLV|AG. SHARES
BEL AIR FEATURE
Easily 0utruns Peggy Can
on Heavy TraCk-C|aque
Is Manor Victor,
Srecial DIspatcn 10 The Star.

SieSldI oiopalCl 10 Inc StdT.
~ Ell AIR, Md, July 31.-Ihe
* Forest Hill, 5 -furlong fea-
ture of a program run over a
heavy track before 1000 fans
heSe today, saw Mrs. A. A. Gray's
Sylvia G.. score by length and halt
to pay S720.
The Cuban rider, O. Hernandez, who
was granted license this morning
Snugged Sylvia G. in behind the fast
early pace made by Prince Iurley until
they swung for home. Once he set
the filly down, Hernandez had only to
sit still to have her safely home ahead
of G. G. Waugh, jr's Peggy Can.
M. V. jenkins Quick Vine outgamed
Jadaan, heavily backed favorite, for
the show award. The favorite showed
dislike for the heavy track
The Manor Handicap, a 2-mile test
over IS fences, saw Janon Fisher. jr. S
Claque take command after going a
mile to win easily,
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Arlington Park. which yearly con-
ducts the Vests banner meeting,
closed yesterday and racing shifts to-
morrow to Lincoln Fields The stake
horses will be shipped to Saratoga,
where the purses are larger and there
is a daily stake Offering.
Arlington Park offered to last word
in racing. Motion pictures were made
Of each start and later shown the
stewards. If there was crowding at
the start, or some horse had been
held bit too long after the break,
by some assistant starter, the stew
ards wished to know it.
Maeteu won the famous old Flash
Stakes, the feature Of Saratogas OPEN
ing day card, just as did his stable
mate, Maedic, last year, but Maetell
was the choice in the race and won
easily, while Maedic was long shot.
Maedic went on to make a clean
sweep of his stake engagements at
Saratoga. scoring as climax, in the
S4O,OOO HOpe1ul on closing DAY. Mae
tell, however is superior mudder and
it is doubtful If he can equal the rec
ord made by his stable companion.
CTARTING has improved wonder
- fully in the last 80 years. We re-
member when each assistant starter
was equipped with bull whip and
| unruly horses at the barrier were
given lot of punishment. On one
occasion at Benning, Carbuncle, IA
vorite with the patrons Of that track
was given terrific cut just as the
start was made. The Wilson color
bearer ran fully half-a-mile before
he could lose" the bull whip, which
had been wrapped around his tail
and when he did, the race was over
| Carbuncle won easily.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
EIGHTH RAC-PRINCE DEAN.
NOTICE ME, GAY DOG,

In his last performances here,
PRINCE DEAN didn't run his race.
The racer Is In fine shape and
needs only some racing luck to
capture this finale. NOTICE ME
stands a fine chance to upset the
dope. GAY DOG can get into the
picture.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Tiger 7ed Comet Finish Eren Chaps Springs Saratoga Upset
SCORES HEAD WIN
IN HOTEL STAKES
Mountain Ridge Nips Red
Glare for Place Money.
The Chief Is Fifth.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
= CARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y.
July 3l.-Adding another major
surprise to the rapidly growing
- list at the Week-old Saratoga
meeting, Alvin Untermyer's Chaps
drove TO blanket finish victory in the
thirty-fifth running of the United
States Hotel Stakes for 2-year-olds
today.
Though the black son Of Lee o.
Cotner, purchased for 5000 last wear,
won an allowance race earlier in the
week, he was not deemed sufficiently
improved to beat todays field which
included c. V. Whitney's The Chief,
rated the outstanding Eastern candi-.
date for juvenile honors Consequent
ly, Chaps went postward at the long
odds of Is to |.
Chaps Likes Heavy Going.
CHAPS, with Eddie De Camlllis in
the saddle, found the heavy going
to his liking, however, and scored in
finish that saw the first three horses
separated by the narrow margin Of A
head. After looking At the photogra ph
OF the finish, the judges awarded sec
ond money to Mrs Ethel v. Mars
Mountain Ridge, which, in contrast to
the winner cost $4,000 as a yearlInE.
William ziegler, jr.'s Red Glare was
another head back in third place.
No less surprising than Chaps tri-
umph was the complete failure Of Ths
Chief The long striding winner of
the National Stallion Stakes at Bel
mont Park in June was an even money
choice in the field Of eight. Appar-
entity he was unable to do his best on
the heavy track, however. for hs
wound up fifth, about six lengths be.
hind the winner
In winning the purse of s7,7O0 and
his third race in II starts, Chaps
kept close to the early pace, set by
Regal Sun and Red Glare. Mountain
Ridge put the former away early and
then hooked up in a duel with Red
Glare with the ziegler flly showing
the way into the home stretch by a
narrow margin
Finishes Pulling Away.
MEANWHILE, De Camillis had ths
Untermyer colt ready to strike.
He sent the black youngster around
the field at the stretch turn. took 70
the center of the track where the
footing was frmer and at the end was
gradually pulling away.
The mile and quarter of the Sara
toga Handicap saw William Zlegler's
Esposa chalk up her second stake
triumph Of the week with a fine dis
play Of gameness. Slight favorite
over Dewitt Pages Maeriel at Is to 5,
the chestnut daughter Of Espino was
challenged by the second choice all
the way, but finally won by a half
length to earn the purse Of s9.I5O.
Third money went to F. L. Flanders
Blackbirder, which was five lengths
away.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
GAX~TI

judges and stewards are housed atop
OF the grandstand. The infleld con-
tains an excellent steplechase course.
There is no shortage of horses or
jockeys. All indications point to a
very successful season on the bush
circuit.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
DADE PARK GETS SET

DADE PARK. KY. July 81 fP>.-
James C. Ellis, president Of the Dade
Park Jockey Club, said today ap-
proximately TOO stable reservations
had been sought for the fourteenth
annual race meeting opening here
next Saturday.
The 26-day meeting will close Labor
day. September 6,
Evening star., 1937-08-01
RARLAyING >< PONIES
K% tAK " W. 81 81 = 81 iE Na RfIE

THE biggest turf event Of the
week will be the $4,000 Mass
achusetts Handicap. which is
Il run Saturday as the closing
feature at Suffolk Downs. Sea Biscuit
top weight on the strength of having
beaten the best in the East. since
his arrival from the Coast, will go
to the post favorite and, should he
retain his present form. will be- hard
to beat. His galloping victory in q
stake at Empire a week ago. in which
he lowered the track record, entities
him to the post of favoritism.
Appealing, of which little was
heard a month ago, has won MS last
two races very easily. Last week he
ran the fastest furlon9s Of the year,
winning by 8 lengths in lO9 3-5 If
the 4year-old colt by Wise Counsel
lor can cary his speed over a route
he will prove very dangerous in the
race
Aneroid, the locally-owned horse
which has a record second to none,
has been rested at Saratoga and is
sure to be heard from in the Massa-
chusetts, which seems destined to
have the best handicap field of the
year.
TOMORROW is an off day at Bel
Air. but racing Will be resumed
Tuesday and continue through the
week. Bell Air is a fve-eighths of a
mile track, but it contains many Of the
best features found on Americas mile
courses
The Waite starting gate and the
electrical camera and the public ad-
dress system are used. The placing
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SIXTH RACE-REEL ON. POKE
AWAY, HUNTERDON.

REEL, ON is stepping up in class,
but the ease with which she
trimmed the field last week makes
her look pretty safe here. Poke
AWAY is right at home at this
distance and will see TO it that the
flrst choice can make no mistakes.
HUNTERDON is in grand shape
and can handle the others.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
THIRD RACE-LIM1T, RAYMAR,
PARIOR TRICK,

w. H. Gallagher's good colt,
LIMIT. had fine tune-up here
Thursday. finishing q good third
behind some fast youngsters. RAY
MAR has lots Of speed and will be
able to make this pretty tight nm
Sh. PARLOR TRICK won here
last week but is going against
much better field now and will DO
well to take third.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Race Selections
SUFFOLK DOWNS (Fast) .

SUFFOLK DOWNS East.
BY WALLACE DUKE.
1-MiNimeter, Spicy, Opoco.
2-Social Error, Stickemup, Doe
3-Fly Me, Limit, Harry G.
MANY Moons, LAddie Stone,
Squawker.
5-Drowsy, Swivel Neck. Navarro.
6-Breezing Along. Rough Dia-
mond. Prince Fox.
LUCKY Jean, Happy Helen, Gym
wyd
S-Notice Me, Prince Dean, Cham
bersburger
BEST BET-Drowsy.
SUFFOLK DOWNS (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Opoca, Be There, Hasty Ham
nah.
2-Balkanese, Story Time, Royal
Flight.
3-Fly Me, Rhodium, Limit.
4-Laddie Stone, High Martin,
Squawker.
5-DroWsy, Swivel Neck, Navarro.
6-Breezing Along, Prince Fox,
Wise Will.
Jack Sting, Lucky Jean, Black
nose.
8-Notice Me, Onus, Chambers
burger
BEST BET-Breezing Along.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
:z&&5f&S5RzEE$ ::zz@|$R2E@aRzHf<
Selections for fast track at Suffolk DoDns tomorrow
Best bet-DROWSY.)

trailed the top one In the other
day and will be able to stick along
the same way here. DARK BEAU
can get the remainder.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
FIRST RACE REBECCA LEE,
MILLIMETER. CHECKING.

REBECCA LEE comes down here
after q campaign on the Canadian
tracks, where she left fine record
behind her. MILLIMETER has
been worked into fine shape and
will be the one to beat in this
offering. CHECKING is good
enough for q share.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
CONSENSUS AT SUFFOLK
DOWNS iFast).


DOWNS Fast.
BY the Associated Press
Gay Crest. Be Just. Opoca.
2-Social Error, Pickering, Ma
rienne.
3-Parlor Trick, Limit, Fly Me.
4EStrange Times. High Martin,
Laddie Stone.
5-Drowsy. Navarro, Combatant.
6-Hunterdon, Rough Diamond,
Breezng Along.
7-Sir Michael, Happy Helen, Jack
Sting.
s-Aureate, Gay Dog, Bright Melo-
dy
BEST BEr-Drowsy.
SARATOGA SPRINGS muddy.
By the Louisville Times.
Noble Scot, Jack Saw, Infinite
Lady
a-steepletop, stalagmite, Kenyon
3-Whitney entry, Jack B. Nimble,
Bucking.
4-Airf,ame, White Tie, Gloom
Buster
5-Caballero II, Testing, Rousta-
bout.
6-Fuf1y Lee, Chief Yoeman, Some
Boy.
7-Distracting Pastry, Great Haste.
BEST BET Noble Scot.
CONSENSUS AT SARATOGA
SPRINGS Fast.
BY the Associated Press
Long Wave, Infinite Lady,
Spanish Fly.
2-Unfailing. Steepletop. Deloraine.
3-Johake, Evening Shadow, En-
core.
+Advocator. Airname, Jewell
Dorset.
6-Jacobs entry Finance, Rousta-
bout.
Crystal Prince, Fluffy Lee, Some
Boy.
LADY Thatcher, Pastry, Wren
BEST BET-Jacobe entry,
LINCOLN FIELD East.
By the Louisville Times
BLACK Buddy, Zorana, Lady
Federal.
2-Marsch entry, Nightly, Oddesa
Frank
3-Chauvenet, Julia Grant, Parva
Stella.
+Co-Sport, Blaufuss, Wicked
Time.
5-Over Yonder, Brandon Prince,
Prince Torch.
6-Reminiscent, Bow To Me, Lead
ing Article
Carl B.. Terpsichore, Boon
Time
8-Bullicioso, Irish Ford, Parity.
9-Ottoman, Boiling Point Heart
break
BEST BET-Co-sport.
GIRL ATHLETE IS SHERIFF.
Lillian Copeland, former Olympi,
Evening star., 1937-08-01
FIFTH RACE - DROWSY, NA-
VARRE. DARK BEAU.

The best bet on this card is the
f1lly, DROWSY. She was whipped
by an older performer last week In
. route test, but showed plenty Of
speed tn the race. NAVARRO
Evening star., 1937-08-01
FOURTH RACE-EBONY PARA
SOL. STRAN TIMES,
SOIIAWKER

EBONY PARASOL has had a
short rest since her good perform
ance at Empire last week and the
filly looks safely placed in this
fourth offering STRANGE TIMES
likes this distance and can get a
division Of the spoils. SQUAWKER
Is rather inconsistent but should be
safe for third.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SECOND RACE - STICKEMUP,
STORY TIME. JACKFJV,

The last time STICKEMUP went
to the post, at Empire several weeks
ago, he was slightly overmatched
and wasn't able to threaten. The
race did the selding good STORY
TIME will be the biggest threat to
the top one in this event. JACK
FUL is getting better each time
and can beat the rest.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SEVENTH RACE-SIR MICHAEL.
EARL RTER, JACK
STING

SIR MICHAEL has been away
from the races for a month, for
he began to show the wear of lots
OF hard work EARL PORTER
Is in top form now and can bea.
the rest Of these in his present
condition. JACK STING is usual
ly slow getting under way but can
get up in time to take q share OF
this.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
THIRD RACE@Purse $1,000: claim
nR. 2-Year- -nldG. G furlnnak
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim

FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 600: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 8 turlonss.
1Buddins Star tMorganD - lO2
xMany Moons MarrproI ----- los
xStranse Times tSchieh> -- lO2
High Martin &c. L. Smith, -- 1O5
LadoIe Stone SAGE ------ 1l2
Medlus Dies NAV - los
xMy Kin mo bow -----1 1o2
Sauawker Craig " lO1
1Company L<ishmanl - 100
Roober Baron 'Barba) -- lO5
Ebony Parasol tno boy) - 100
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Suffolk Downs
Entries for Tomorrow.

05 IIIt hHbUCIEWU TIeBS.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000; claiming
3-year-olds and up; 8 furlonRs
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SIXTH RACE-The Cape Claiming
Handicap: purse, 31,100: 3-year-olds and
SEVENTH RACE-Pur~. 81 900: claim
IlY 3 -QldS and I'D. q furlnnes

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
Ing. %year-oldS and up. !. miles