The Washington times., 1937-04-16

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16.-DEFLATE was only beaten
a length by White Cockade in his
debut here this week. The Jones'
sprinter at one time in the Jour-
ney was four lengths in front,
turning for home. He seemed to
have been a trifle short and the
race should have done him a
world Of good. He breezed three
eighthS in OBS is as his final for
this, and with Apprentice LaBlanc
riding appears the days best bet.
FIRST RACE-FOuryear-Olds and up
ward; claiminsi purse. $1,000; 1 lis
miles.
kredaIva IOSIJimmy d ..... .l09
Snow Coat -. 1O4lxLetter Boy g
Flying Feathers I12 Mischiefmaker .104
xSiempre ..... .lO4lItempO .......!l5
S1 aRs E PisEy i69AfScfty Las: iSS
PRETTY LASS showed a fair
sort of effort last time out. This
platter ran very well around Flor
ida before arriving here and
alertly handled by Apprentice
Sarno hhould win the days
opener. FREDALVA ran away
three furlongs before the race in
her last outing, and then cut out
fast pace, should go well in this
field. JUSTA PLAY, third last
time out, is tossed in here very
light and figures closely.
SECOND RACE-FOur.year~Olds and
upward; claimlngi purse, $1,000; fur.
longs.
Blakeen .... .11O,xBristIe ........li3
Fair Time .11El Monroe .....112
Lady Carrot .1O7lBaFnstOrmer ...13
The Mauler .115lxMerr1ly On lib
Ssir Rose i !asIGIt,n n,4:i. 1as
MERELY ON won his last
race at Bowie by four lengths in
excellent time. The Ogle Sprinter
drops four pounds from that eff
fort and I hardly think he will
miss in the second heat.
BLAKEEN comes here q mighty
keen platter from Florida. With
two victories and two thirds she
looms UP as the chief contender.
SIR ROSE won so easily at Bowie
that must rate him an outside
chance here.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-Old and
upward: purse, $1,000; six furlOngs.
xBill DOnOghue 10Si xGOOd Flavor - 09
Masked Gal 49,. 1902 Grand Duke Ills
Ladfield .......117I Prince Turley ..106
xArOused ...... 1O1 Sage Girl ...... 100
xScudder &C.. 1881
BILL DONOGHUE showed a
bang up effort opening day here.
The Marlman sprinter was beaten
q nose and should have won that
affair but for meeting with inter
ference. With six pounds less to
carry and Leblanc riding, should
account for the third number.
GRAND DUKE was scratched the
other day to let his stablemate
run. The Denemark Sprinter
worked a sizzling half mile in :48
and expect the contention to
come from this one. GOOD
FLAVOR showed some speed in
his race at Bowie, and trials here
have been brisk. Should earn
some portion Of the purse.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-Old and
upward; purse, $1,000; handicap six fur
lOngs. o-
Purple Knight o10S JOyride ..."...l10
MuchO Gusto .I22I MarsOn ..... 1O6
Baby Talk 100
DEBATE will have the consist
ent JOYRIDE as his main threat
in the fourth race. The latter
comes here from Florida with a
brilliant record of three straight
victories. Worked six panels in
1:18 and the top one can't afford
to make any mistakes. WESTON,
a bullet away from the barrier,
will favor this short route and
could surprise.
FIFTH Acknowledgements and
upward; purse, $3.50 added; The Phila-
deIphia Handicap; mile and sixteenth.
WhOpper .....122l New Deal .....li0
COiumbiana .112I Kievex .... .1O2
Dark Hope .114I Kenty ........ o.
White COckade. 115I aTwO Bob ..... .1O6
aMrs. e. Denemark entry-Shaffer en-.
try.
COLUMBIANA whipped the best
thoroughbreds in training at Hia-