The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-15
WINNERS DRAWN
IN SWEEPSTAKES
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40 per cent was retained ana %,
3l1,l65 allotted as the prize fund.
The total was somewhat less thar
had been expected.
The prize fund was divided intt
16 units Of 100000 each, so thai
there will be 10 first, l6 second ant
10 third prizes for holders Of tick.
cts on the horses which finish first
second and third In Fridays race
started 100 years ago by group o.
sporting public house owners Of Liv'
erpool.
Amount Of Prize Fund
The amount Of the prize fund lef
over after the allotment Of 10 unit.
was divided into 10 residual prize.
Of $31,1l5 each. These prizes vii
be drawn tomorrow and will be pay.
able at once as they have nothing Il
do with the running Of the race.
Each unit Of the prize fund was
divided as follows:
First prize, $l50,O00.
Second prize, $4,000.
Third prize, $4,000.
Fifty-seyen prizes OF $3,070 each
One hundred prizes Of $500 each
How Prizes Are Divided
In each unit, the person who
holds the ticket on the horse which
wins Friday will receive $4,000
the holder of the ticket on the sec.
ond horse $4,000; the holder Of thu
ticket on the third horse $4,000
Fifty-seven other persons will re.
ceive prizes of 5000 each, in eacf
unit, as holders Of a ticket on horse
entered In the race In addition Il
those which finish In the first three
places. The 100 prizes Of $500 each
In each unit. are consolation prize!
and will be payable at once, as they
involve no horse.
OF the go horses originally entered
In the Grand National, 10 remainet
today as probable starters.
They are Buckthorn, Cooleen
Dawinar, Delachance, Delaneige
Didoric, Deyburgh. Ego, Enamel
pator, Golden Miller, Keen Blade
Milk Punch, Misdemeanour II, Pen
craik, Pucka Belle, Ready CAST,
Royal Mail, Spionaud and Wha
Have You.
At the luncheon interval. whel
35 horses had been drawn. compris
ing $50 tickets. 289 went to tn
United States and 14S to Europe
The remaining 25 horses will b.
drawn this afternoon.
American Winners
Americans who drew horses listet
today among the first five in tn
betting are:
Ego 100 to o. 10 year old chestnu
gelding owned ~ Sir David Llew
ellyn)--
''Rusty," New York City.
-Four Of u.s." Brooklyn, N. Y.
John j. Decker, Yonkers, N. Y.
"Multum In Parvo," Buffalo, N. Y
isis Agnes" Santa Monica, CALI
Meyer Pearlman. Philadelphia.
Jackie Boy" Durham ST., Bos
ton, Mass.
Gross Patch,' So Holmes road
Pittsfleld, Mass.
First Time" New York City.
Serial No. DE-07272, Lucky Nuts
Canada.
(By Canadian law, mention o
names or addresses of Sweepstake
ticket holders Is proscribed),
Next to Be Drawn
The next OF the first five horses Il
the betting to come out Of the drum
was Delachance.
Delachance Goo to 6, 8 year ok
chestnut gelding owned by J. 3
Snow
Rum" New York city.
I'll Must VIM" Brooklyn, N. Y
J. w. Voreis, Chicago.
annie Laurie" Chicago.
Shorty" fremont, Pa.
George J. Tongue, Philadelphia.
Mack" Los Angeles.
Broke and Badly Bent" Phila
delphia.
Mike Smith and z. Paige. syria
cuse. N. Y.
"Roscommon." Canada.
"F STAR" Canada.
Royal Mail Goo to 0, S-year-oi
black gelding owned by H.
Thomas)--
MY Baby. New York City.
~Apha Omega" New York City.
Lucky JIM" Baltimore.
Happy Easter" Elizabeth. ". J.
straight" Canada.
MRS. y. w. Shields. Durham, N. {
*. johnson, 900 Wellesley Row
Wellesley Hills. Mass.
Little Fish," Willlsville PER-
County. Estate not given).
J. B0scoe and another. New Brit
ain. Conn.
aoral effects for her trip. One car
Fi,s 40 extra pair q slaclEs. ~