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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
SUN ECRET RACES
|. TO EASY VICTORY
Wise Prince Runs Second
in Williams Handicap
at Narragansett.
Ev the Associated Press.

Er the Associated Press.
PAWTUCkEr. r. l.. Aug 6--Find-
ing the heavy track to his liking, A.
Compton's Sun Esret romped home
an easy winner in the IS 600 added
Roger Williams Handicap before a
crowd of 1900 at Narraeansett Park
today to pay $500. The 3-year-old
son of Sun Briar was two lengths and
half in front of Felix Spatola's Wise
Prince at the finish and was timed in
l 40 3-5 for the mile
Wise Prince paid $420 to place and
finished length in front of w. W.
Vaughan's Mr.. Cannon. which held
show money by length over the top
weight Of the field, Hal Price Head
ley's Pre-eminent. Mr.. Cannon re-
turned $50 to show
His 10th Win This Year.
Sun Egret scored his 10th victory
in 81 starts this season. The $5,2l0
that the race was worth to the winner
brought his earnings for the year to
$38.455.
Sun Egret was favored by the rain
which came shortly before the after
noon program started.
H. Phillips Scrooge broke out of the
gate first, but did not hold the lead
long. Sun Egret led the field into the
club house hlrn and never was headed
Midway down the back stretch Pre-
eminent made an attempt to move to
the first flight but was unequal to the
task. He did get to second place at
the far turn, but in the final drive
the best that he could do was to hold
fourth money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
BY ORLO ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports Writer.

GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. 6.-rhis
sleepy little village Of $500. celebrated
as a harness horse racing center since
the Revolutionary War, awakened to-
day to find itself budding metropolis
as the kings and queens of trotters and
PAGERS arrived for the opening Of the
grand circuit meeting Monday.
The 100000 five-day session at
w. H. Caves Good Time Park reaches
its peak Wednesday when a dozen or
50 high-ranking 3-year-old trotters
clash in the 18th $4,000 Hamble-
tonian, the Kentucky Derby Of light
harness horse racing. On Tuesday
the great Greyhound, himself winner
of the 1885 buggy whip derby. will
make his appearance against a hand
picked field Of older trotters.
1t has been more than 80 years
since Hambletonian 10th. grandsire
OF nearly all the present line Of trot-
tiers, was foaled near this historic
county seat Of Orange County. But
Goshen hasn't changed much since
those days.
10000 TO Jam Little Town.
Tree lined Main street still starts
on the other side Of the railroad
tracks and winds its way into the
country. The low. rambling hotels
and stately Colonial homes remain
much the same as when old Pop Gears
snapped tales with other famous horse
men Of the high wheeled sulky days.
The names of such great horses as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
SUNCRAX SCORES
IN BEL AIR UPSET
Dark Revue, Favorite, Third
as Long Shot Sets Pace
in Fair Handicap.
Spe cial Dispa tch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BEL AIR, Nd. Aug. 6-Favored by
the break, g. r. Watkins Suncrax
made every post . winning one at the
Hartford County Fair Handicap, clos.
ing mile and one-sixteenth feature.
today to the dismay of the crowd Of
1l,000. She paid 1910.
The fans backed Mrs. ]. B. Bonds
Dark Revue into odds-on favoritism,
but a poor start ruined the fillys
chances. She came gamely at the end
to place behind Suncrax and Victor
p. Noyes' Match Point.
Little Woman Takes Chase.
The Patapsco Steeplechase saw j.
H. c. Forbes Little Woman run two
miles and jump IS fences in 4:ls3,
to defeat opponents. Two horses fell,
with Roger Payne. who handled Atoll.
suffering body bruises. Dominick
Pietro of Baltimore, suffered q frac-
tured foot while scampering around
the infield trying to dodge the loose
Atoll.
A new wagering record for a single
day at this course was registered when
the crowd bet $148,573.
Garrett Leads Jockeys.
Leon Garrett, who topped the rid.
ers at Hagerstown with IS victories,
led here with 10. He left tonight to
ride at Cumberland.
A representative OF the Maryland
Racing Commission said that Jockeys
Sammy Palumbo. Buddy Root, Eddie
Scott and Bill Smith all would be
allowed to ride during the Cumberland
Fair Association To-day meeting.
which opens Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
Han,bletonian, Classic Euent
Of Harness Racing, to Lure
10000 to Goshen This Week

Dan Patch, Single g. and Maude s.
are spoken almost in reverence.
Good Time Track, . triangular
course located within . two minute
walk of the center o! town, is COM
paratively new. But of Main street,
adjoining the county's ofiicial building.
Is Historic" Track, q half-mile oval
nearly as old as the town itself.
Hambletonian day some 10000
people will tax the hospitality Of
Goshen. Once again the ladies' aid
societies will pitch their big restaurant
tent next door to the betting Enclosure,
where the followers Of the sport back
their choices with money. It'll take
what seems to be an hour to get ham
sandwich and q glass of beer, but In
Goshen that's all part Of the sport.
Long Key Looms rs Favorite.
They'll throng through the stables
for a glimpse Of the equine stars or
lean on the whitewashed fence as
the horses warm up. They'll stand
around and listen to the old-timers
talk OF the greatness of the trotters
Of other days and maybe place a dollar
Or two with the bookmakers that con-
slider to good odds OH the outsider
in All Lighthouse field.
-Four days before the big race, Long
Key. owned by <. J. Merkle OF Colum-
bus, Ohio. shapes up AS the probable
favorite. The son OF Peter VolO-
vSnl2 NnrthU ,.,;y,r 81 he
1927 Hambletonian. was just an Or
binary 2-year-old, but stepped to the
front this year by winning the Ma
tional Stallion Stakes at Cleveland
after trotting ! mile in 2:Oli2 and
then taking the American at Agawam
McLin, distinguished largely because
ne finished last in five races as a 2
year-old. also has come forward as one
OF the favorites over the ranking juve-
niles OF 1887. McLin joined Lawrence
B. Sheppard's Hanover tPa.) stable
a few days ago when he was purchased
from Cane for $4,000.
Family Angle to Race.
Ben White will be up behind Long
Key in quest OF his third victory, while
Henry Thomas. who scored with Shep-
pard's Shirley Hanover last year, will
handle McLin's reins.
Therell be family angle to the
race, with Uncle E. Roland Harri-
mans Prohibition seeking to outtrot
Nephew Elbridge Gerry's Dale Han
over
Other probable starters include Will
liam Hughes Champlain of Cleveland
J. j. Mc1ntyre's Earl's Mr.. Will. an
other Cleveland-owned trotter; Pro-
lessor. from Mark Kyler's North
Tonawanda IN. " stable; H. M
Parshall's Scovere of Urbana, Ohio:
Sheppards Henry Boyd Hanover ano
Duchess, owned by J. J. Mooney OF
Fremont, Ohio.
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Washington Park
Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
1 a,year-o,ds and up Il fnrlones on
Shirley B. tWest) 800 960
Georges Heir iRoberts) 80
Also ran-Beay Thor, Birds Eye. Little
klev WhpSnake Carpan, Our Prince.
Gree and PoIante Seth
SECOND RACE Purse $500: maiden
"-year-olda, -. inrlo"s..
Con!o No ,R ,cnardt 40 go
Connie Ann ,RoSent II 50
Also ran-Vicunn Oh Fudge. Ovid Vi
yidit, Euneva Cynthia Ann. Bobbln aud
Vnmpirine.
aVsidna Farm entry.
,Daily Double paid Sli for S?J
THIRD RACE Purse $500: claiming:
"-y-ar-old lIliie>: q iurlun.>.
Accordion ,MtCOnb0 $50 100
Jean Cloud wilson 200
Also rrl-Chubbns La Monte. Miss
Almadel, Fair Volta. Fair So. Wise pfin-
cess and Sleep Out,
FOURTH RACE Purse 81 600 claim
Ing: :;-yr ear and up: 8 turlons.
Bel Espoir IParisO' $50 asa
Miss Dolphin ,Richard) $50
Also ran, Transmutable. Panic Relief
FIFTH RACE Chicaso Handicap purse,
$500 added; 3-yesr-olds and up; fur
iangS.
Leading Article :
tSlnmons, 300 500 $50
Dora May tLOturcob $50 4 40
Silverette tPerkinsb 400
Time. lI4A,.
Also ran-Fsir Flax Xenomay Grey
Streak. Sumatra III and Mucho Gusto.
SIXTH RACE Purse 8. 500 added:
Sheridan Handicap; :;-year-olds: ] mile
and 20 yards.
shining Heels Richard 1920 $50 $40
Wise BarriSter Martini 4 40 so
Chance Star tSSutHI $50
Time las.
Also ran Il> lnclble Knee Deep IN
selfish. Stlhisnt Tara. Tunta and BaAtIe
SEVENTH RACE tsuLstitute, Purse
$3.50. claiIuiilk: i-year-olIs aud ny: q FUR
tvuEA.
-inrr Brad ,McCoMbs, $50 go 4:u
Hypo tSvuthl y.u :. 90
EAtfee Perkins, SO
Also rah Black Buddy Manners Queen.
tlukr. Motion Picture, Sriues.er ana
Hook II.
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Saratoga Results
~ the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-PWse. Sl:""": allow
ssSimsrp sss ,G afsrf p: II -
Sun Girl Peters Al
niere. Sea CAPTAIN. a Jcharie. Perimetric
srs5, Tine no.sen imas. q, w. High
Pilot and Hestherbroom.
q Wkeatley Stable and Belair Stud entry.
Brookmeade Stable entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse Sl.5oO: the
Jolly Roger Steep!echase; 4-year-olds and
up: about miles
s esm.l2, ns scsi,as, Moo" IL - s gu,
Gay Charles ,Clementsl -
Also ran so.a.!st and Azucsr.
THIRD RACE The Crown Point Hsndi-
cap: purse 81 ,u0n added. class d; 3-Iear-
cattistock ,s,ont, -. So 4.
Ceiling aDabsont D.: %
Ridge 'WeStrope, 40
Also ran -Eversold, Miss Rainbow Optic,
Knight Gallant. Haryesumk D'aoroom. Car
beck, Count Stonr. Maefle.i.
FOURTH RACE-sweepsIakes the Sara
soRa Special: purse race value $4,000.
Al , TO win Ma, :-yesr-oids; 8 furlonxs ;,,,
Eisht Thirty Richards 40 ia
Third Degree tArcarot SO
Time. l:lo2s .eausls Track record.
Also ran-a Search. Sidney Carton.
Naelne. a Boycott and Impound.
aBrookmeade Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE--The Merchants and Cit
izens Handicap: purse. s. 800 added. g.
vear-olds and Up: !. miles.
Great Union tRenickt col IL al
Regal Lily tHanford, 81 ID
1solater Ioneuen, So
Also ran-Rex Flag Esposa. Piccolo and
Burning Star.
SIXTH RACE-The Sycamore Hotel
Handicap: purse. 81 100 added class C:
Grand Slam tHiehtshoeI 81 2-l IL
Mower tCorbetp IL -
Page Boy fLonsden) IL
Time. 1874.
Also ran-Blly Van Mugs. Boot!ess,
Moon Side Bull Whip and Reminiscent.
SEVENTH RACE-The Crown Point
Handicap; purse. 81 900 added: Class d:
S-year-olds and up furlonfs.
Your Buddy MERRITT l0-i Al IL
Milk Punch tStout' Al FL
Sandy Boot ,Arcerob IL
Time l:..5',
Also ran CABIN Gal Wise Mentor
kapenie, MisapprehsnSion. brilliant Play
scout, TRANSMITTED and Scsliy Gal
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Unbeaen Ell Chico Equals Track Record in Saratoga Special
ThistledOwn
Results
Py the Associated Press.

Ply the Associated Press.
3-year-oldS and up: furlonss (chuteI.
Imperial Polly tMolberD 100 4oO $50
Hiddenite Hanauerl 1l.4O 500
Come Home tSmith) $50
Also Also ram Our Bessie 30 Dean. Stroll
Ing High: Smith David, Grand Waters.
and Jackemma.
filed.
. SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
Adolf (Greever) $40 39O 3SO
Silver Palm lMojen) 400 $50
Jerry Flirt Dew 11.4O
Time. 1:124.5
Wendy Darling. Missy Fay, Hustle Along.
DAILY Double paid SI9.sOJ
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500: claiming;
a o%n, ,s and up: fqTlonss tehute
sonshn. sa sos M 5ies 1920 -" s"
Persuader tMojena) $50
Mea SQUADS Rish 1t klndes. S Kind
Alma Mae and Sweeping Wind.
Field.
FOURTH RAcE-Handicap: the Gates
Mills; purse. $500: 2-year-olds: Thistle
Down course.
/. %
Bright tRichard) 4 90
Time, .D62s.
Also ran--a Handiboy. Star Lima Helen
Mac. Osa Atkins. Polite Ford and Blue
Star.
a River Divided Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Hunting Valley
Handicap; purse. $500: 3-year-olds and
up: furlongs ,chute,.
u Janice .Grilp 40 300 .4o
PreIny Calvert $40 $50
Prince Arso tHernandeZ) $50
Also ran Chinese Red. Ginocchio,
Past Move and Lady Orchid.
as. q. Baker entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added:
Thistle Down Cup Handicap: 3-year-olds
h halosrsph ,c !GTee'er' 1880 IS" IA
little Drift IT. E. Ward) $50
Also ran-fMyponne. Pompey's Pillar.
Star Banner. All Lady and Candescent.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 500: claim
ins, ;s-yeaI year and up: IL. miles.
Nessus ward $50 3.2O $50
| Watercure 'Mojena, 800 400
Rhineda tMeloche) 400
Also ran-Hin Jimmy Legal Gamble,
Brilliant Rock. Airlap and Someone Else.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; The Lonz. Long Trail: 3-year- olds
Double r tMolbert $50 $50 $50
Great Smoke It. E; Ward, 800 $50
Son Richard tOros, $50
Time. 3:3.
Also ran-Warrior Slave. WOODBRIDGE.
Waysood Lad and Beckville.
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Bel Air Results
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; 2-yesr-olds:
zs%i nsn's sn ,s:Teto 1910 sSS ="
Sure Miss CFausU $50
Time. 1:16.
Gesture Welsh Star and The trout '''
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500: claiming:
@-year-olds and up: 6 furlonss.
nathan Hale Faust 400 20 40
Justa Jimmie 'Machado) $50 $50
Star Turn 'Snyder) $50
Also ran--schley B., Singing Brook.
Lapis. Mss Touesn and FiI. Mountain.
DAILY Double paid S43.10b
chase handicap; for 4-year-olds and up;
b b,5s n %1%sa 5s, a,l:, 4so ;c 80
Itssmsid 'Robyl $50
Prince Gold Sweeper
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500. allow.
anees; a.year-olds and up: s,a fu1lonEs
Happy Host Butler, $50 $50
Rise and SHINE tKirN $50
Also ran~Tul.yri.s Lip Ruth 1ern.r.
Waheoo saxton and csnrose.
| FIFTH RAcrPurs.. $3.50: s-y.ar-old.
snd up: handicap; !. miles.
Suncrax Butler 1910 1910 $40
| Match Point Snyder, 10 40
| a Dark Revue tFaust) $50
| Time. 80.
| Also ran-Chase Him. a Penvay. Happy
! Loao Mary Allen and Jabberie
Mrs. j. B. Bond-B Bond entry.
| SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year -olds and up: handicap: furlonss.
Stealing Home Kirk, 1910 so 40
Jusia Giro Garrett 80 $40
Silver Grey tButlerJ $50
| Time. 1:l62s.
Also ran-~Boro Poker. Golden Key.
Dunsany. Green Water and Shorts
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500: claim
/ ing: for 3-year-olds and up l mile and .
/ furlonk.
/ Canimar ,FaustJ $50 800
/ Occoausn tButler) $50
Time. :j93a.
| Also ran-TuIeyries Star. Bsku, Bright
Spirits. Moon Hunter and WIBM.
! EIGHTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
! for 3-year-oldS and up. "a miles
Jungo Kirk, 100 500 3.30
Chiefs Troubsdor tAtkinsonI $50 2a0
| dGinger Hackie Faust go
dMischefmaKer tButlerJ $50
( Time. / :52.
! Also ran-Kraka;o a. KEYED On Mars
Margaret and Goantell
! Dead heat for show.
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z|EGLER JUVENILE
IN front ALL WAY
Runs s FurIongs in 1:1O25
to Defeat Eight
by Three Lengths.
4y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug.
6.-El Chico, unbeaten 2-year -old from
the barn of William Ziegler, jr. took
another long leap toward the 1898 ju-
venile turf champiori hip today when
he equalled the 6-furlong track record
In winning the Seth Saratoga Special.
The chestnut son OF John P. Grier-
La Chica stepped the distance in
ITO 2-5 under l22 pounds. He led
from end to end and reported to the
Judges three lengths on top for his
NTH straight victory.
George d. Widener'S Eight Thirty.
breaking faster than in his last ap-
pearance, supplied what little conten-
ton there was from the start. The
Flash Stakes winner was second by
four lengths. Mrs. Payne Whitney's
Third Degree finished third. tar clear
Of the five other 2-year-olds.
Race Is Easy for Ell Chico.
Since the conditions of the Special,
can turf. called for the winner to
take all. Ell Chico earned $1,000 and
a gold cup for the easy journey and
boosted his winnings to $31. $50.
Backers of the Ziegler colt received
only 2 to S.
There was little to the running Of
the race Nick Wall broke Ell Chico
In front from the outside post posi-
ton. The colt quickly opened up
daylight advantage on Eight Thirty
and heightened his lead in the last
furlong. His performance was all the
more remarkable since the track rec
ord was set by Jyntee as 3-year-old
In 1918 and equaled only once, by
Polymelian. since Their.
Zieeler Misses Double.
Ziegler tried for a double in the
mile and three-sixteenths Of the
Merchants and Citizens Handicap. but
his 5-year-old mare. Esposa, beaten
only a nose by War Admiral last week
vast left tiat-footed al the start.
She just galloped along back OF the
field, finishing last In the role Of the
- to 10 choice.
Victory Ill the race went 10 MIS-.
E. Graham Lewis Great Union, y 20
to l shot. Setting all the pace un-
der los pounds. the 3-year-old son of
Sir Gallahad scored by three lengths
to earn the purse OF $500.
Walter NJ. Jeffords' Regal Lily
moved up from fourth place in the
stretch to take runner-up honors by
= nose over William Woodward's Iso-
later.
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dtOSa 3iCNt " bOOoI AIh' Sni hAA6
to S32,O5O The Saratoga Special Is
the only stake III the land where the
entire purse goes to the victor.
Ell Chico now has swept through
five stakes and never looked better
than yesterday when he WAS held at
the almost unbeatable odds Of to S..
The supreme confidence Of
Ne.layr's handlers was justified
when the biz brown colt re-
turned 10 the form displayed
in Maryland last fall, and ac-
counted for the rich Arlington
Classic, chief Of the mid-SeasOn
Swear odd specials.
This correspondent expects Nedayr
to add considerably to his reputation
and earnings during the balance OF the
1888 season. All his races make him
look natural distance runner and
the farther the route the better his
chances. Another thing in his favor
is the fact that he runs we'll regard
less of track conditions.
Boost for Neddie's Stock.
Nedayr's Arlington success is ex-
pected to boost Neddie's reputation as
sire considerably. The Kilmer horses
60 on the block at the Saratoga Sales
tomorrow night and they include IA
Of Needless yearlings who are expected
TO catch the fancy OF the bidders.
Neddie. the sire Of Nedayr,
WAS cut out 10 BE- very high
A.. Il
II. was u clever stake winner as q
2-year-old and but for becoming 50
i'll that all hope for his recovery WAS At
one time abandoned the black son
Of Colin would in all probability have
become y star in his own right.
Ii addition to Nedayr he has pro-
duced Ned Reign. corking good
colt, that now Is doing stud duty III
Marvlauu.
Good Cumberland Meet Likely.
Maryland racing shifts to Cumber-
land tor To-day session scheduled
to get under way Tuesday afternoon
at Z. With all records being broken
at other half-mile establishments, the
Cumberland Fair Associations meet
ing promises to make turf history in
the State.
President Harry A. Manly of the
host organization. following an in
Spection Of the layout with Race Sec
rotary Edward j. Brennan, predicts
that the coming 10 days of sport will
history of this mountain track
furpass any offered in the 13-year
One of his reasons for this be-
lief is the fact that stall space
has been allotted to more than
500 horses. many Of them win
MerS OH the New York. Ken
lucky. Maryland. Delaware. New
England and West Virginia
OvAlS.
Mr.. Brennan is even more SAN
gulne OF success than President Manly
MIR. Brennan Was race secretary al
Asawam Park and Bel Air. and he
Is h member Of the Official families at
Pimlico. Laurel and Bowie. Mr.
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Nar,'agansett
Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: o-yesr-
old maidens: 5l2 furlones.
Scarer fAnderson) $50 $50 $50
Morcarine uonR, $50 40
Hazel F. wv E. SNYDER 400
Also ran-Praetorian. surtax, Battle
HYMN. spavinav. saxophone and Shot
a--Mrs. B. Evans entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ING: 3-year-olds and up: !. miles.
Wild Count tDecamllisj $50 $50 80
Screen tYarberryl 40 2.SO
Founder 'Donoso) ESQ
Also ran-Irish Hero sainted. Dinna
Do, Sky Hostess and Miss Leon.
DAILY Double paid $16)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81. 900: claiming:
3-year-oIds and up; Ia miles
Balapn tHowelD 1850 $50 $50
TEMPO 'BerserD $50 ..90
Hymaraue tBarba) $50
Also ran oldfn. Sandwrack. Shantime.
Dim Hope. Msuritus and Bethlehem Star.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 100; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: l mile and 20 yards.
Little Sally Jackson Tao 600 go
MI Deins lDotter! ~" sso 80
Weary Flower Berger, 80
| Time -. A..
Also ran Bag o Wind. Sweet Adeiine,
HOWdOinO. VaSSar. SuburDanlte
Wedgemrre Farm and Geata Arrain
Stable entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Roger Williams
Handicap: purse $1,000 added: 3-year-
oIds and up: | mile
Sun SEgret tShelhamer) $50 80 $40
Wise Prince tBiermanI 40 aSu
Mr.. Canron 'Smith) Slo
Time. :4Oas.
Also ran-Preeminent Conquer. Tenn
pestuous. -clodion Infantry. fscroose.
Uneasy and Holluschicke.
| SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claiming:
4-year -olds and up; Ii. miles
Gallant Gay tBarba) so 3M
Sun Mica Turner S.oo
Also ISe' ran3fell Why. Mama's Choice.
Silent Shot Mardromel and Even UP.
| SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
| ing: :,-year-old and up: !. miles.
Midshipman tBierman, $50 2.go S4n
| High Tension tshelhameD 800 no
Brupeta tYarberryJ $40
A aime' raainaMostalasmite. Ramshead and
| Telling Them.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
| ing: 3-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
| Offender (Anderson, IL 90 5.s0 $50
Our Bud (Yarberry) S.OO sou
u Demon tAdair) o.~o
Also ran-Pickout. Resurrection Mad
Trump. Lady Grandace and Moralist.
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TURF TRAINER OKAYED

Barrett to Replace 0gle, Under
Ban, at Two Stables.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug.
6 R-A. r. Barrett of Trenton. Tex,
has been approved as trainer for the
horses raced by Mrs. A. Harris and
D. A. Wood.
Barrett replaces L. E. Ogle, who was
suspended for 60 days by the commits
sion when the horse Busy K, after his
winning race at Empire City, N. Y,
July %, was found to have been
stimulated.
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D0PESTERS PACK
WASH|NCTONPARK
SIS. 900 Award for Amateur
Handicappers Effective.
Shining Heels Wins.
Wv the Associated Press.

Wv the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. G.--Shining Heels
carried Mrs. A. NJ Creech'S col
Ors 10 II surprise victory in the Sheri-
dan Handicap al Washington Park
today. A crowd Of 81 400. one of the
largest in the history Of the track
damned the park and wagered nearly
half million dollars.
The favored Wise Barrister was
three quarters Of length behind the
winner, with Chance Star third. Shin
ing Heels ran the mile and 70 yards
over heavy track in :48 and paid
1920.
In the co-feature. the Chicago Ham
dicap over furlongs, Leading Article
won by two lengths, racing the dis
lance in HAS.
Dora May was second and Silverette
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Brennan selected his thoroughbred
colony at Cumberland from more
than thousand applications. and
it was with deep regret that he turned
many horSemen away.
Many notable improvements have
been made at this beautiful mountain
track. and public interest Is at It's
highest. The Jones camera will be
used to photograph all finishes, and
y new clubhouse has been erected.
Up to 40 high-clasS knights of the
saddle will be on hand to pilot the
thoroughbreds. The riding colony is
stirred to high pitch. due to the fact
that gold wrist watch will be award
ed the winning rider.
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FIRST RACE-HUEU, HI VIC,
VELVET MASK,
HUEU Is useful sort In these
ranks and appears to have the
edge. This gelding is gifted with
enough early speed to run with all
the pace and under hustling tactics
should prove best in the stretch
run. HI VIC closes we'll and may
snatch the place. VELVET MASK
won his last race and should finish
close.
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TERR0RS WANT RIVALS.

Chevy Chase Terrors are seeking
insect class competition. Call Eddie
Dasher, Cleveland 6elS.
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NINTH RACE LIKEWISE,
DORIS RENE. THE MAULER.

LIKEWISE turned back a SIM
liar field on his last appearance
and has an excellent chance to
repeat. The Wise Counsellor geld
ing needs only capable handling to
turn the trick. DORIS RENE
figures to better her recent indif-
ferent showings. She appears best
for the place. THE MAULER
figures % third best.
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EIGHTH RACE-SYNOD, TAP
STICK, DARK MAY.

SYNOD meets q field that he
can beat. He has only to run his
race to lead this field past the
judges stand. TAPSTICK has
been working briefly and is pre-
ferred for the place, II this geld
ing should beat the gate he would
be particularly formidable. DARK
MAY is accorded a money chance
in this company.