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Evening star., 1938-09-18
Detroit Results
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST IT,. RAcE.Purse: $500: claiming;
ii,sHHsrooidS; i.H1 a1S:.ni mile vS and 20 yards
In spsies tMeioche5' ''0o $50 $50
Krehbel. West Sea and Eilice's' Ace.
, SECOND RAcE-Pur.e. $500; claiming;
Msndes BABY o .calvern '9ftSpks4i 7.SS 90 500
FTs:t i % Biz 5sDr:nD 5sS lS''0 s:9o s:9S
Also ran-1nste.d, Flying Orphan. Ex,
hort: Elee. Be Shy. spey Crest and
DAILY Double paid S71.2O)
THIRD RAcE-Purse,. $500 claiming;
4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs
koy. enfa9i fint Ms5Sfss' eaSss 4so stS s4S sS sS
Caleb tTerhune) 14.S0
Also .' ran@femptine lii Witch. worthins.
Marching Man. Belle Elan. High Hand II
and Tarpon.
n1 To9srH and up fs1S fs9onss claim
Legion IS Williams $50 : 80 $50
Foxster Deprang 1880 40
Also ran0Mifred. ooseles. West star Star
and Count Cotton.
HACE-lne Clty OF DeaTDOTn
Handicap: purse. $500: 3year-olds and
up: l mile and 20 yards.
Catomar tMelochel 1880 40 $50
Bomber lie BlancD 800 $50
Siam tHishtshoe, 42O
Also ran-Chalphone. Sweeping Dame.
Gyral and Autograph.
SIXTH RACE-The Mackinac Handicap:
purse So 500 added: all ages: 5Ha fur
Mr. Blaze 4eishman s..o $50 $50
Dora May Loturco, 400 $40
Little Drift tWilliamS) $50
Also ran-Sweep Like. Grand Slam
Bernard F.. Cautivo. Jean Lee. I Sun
Capture and Can6escent.
Field.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; ,s miles.
MOttled (Quinterob 1N.00 800 $50
Hit And Run IS. williams 400 800
Catch Fly tGreeverI $40
Also ran-Espinaca. Lady Tichner. Mint
Box and Ladino.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
3-year-olds and up. . miles and 20 yards
Merne u. lie Blanc) $50 $50 80
AlbeSS tQuinterol $50 $50
Imperial Queen tNaSh) $50
Also ran-Beckville. Transcap and Penn
list.
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thing at all. Mitchell started to build
and in the course Of time had one Of
the most powerful racing establish
ments in this or any other country,
with Reign Count and Anita Peabody,
two of the greatest thoroughbreds Of
all time, heading his string. When
Mitchell left the employ Of the Hertz
clan he was on top.
History repeated itself with Mrs. E.
Denemark. Mitchell built her stable
into one Of the most powerful in the
land and her canary, trimmed with
blue colors, flashed to the front time
after time under his capable hand.
When Mitchell was accused unjustly
in Florida of doping horses ne left
Mrs. Denemarks employ to go to
Florida to clear himself 1t was an
other of the tough breaks he has been
getting.
At the present time Mitchell has
only two horses under his care. He Is
looking forward to building another
great stable for some owner lucky
enough to gain his services. II you
are interested look him up over at
Havre de Grace You can find him
most any morning sitting around his
barn or at the racing strip putting
his two charges through their PAGES
"Graw" Horses Greatly Varied.
With two days racing at the "Graw"
behind us, the job Of locating winners
still is as tough as ever. Maybe just
wee bit tougher. Horses Of every
description are on the grounds.
Some of the best in the busi-
ness and some Of the worst, in
Guiding many from the Mary
land half milers.
These horses have assembled from
all points OF the racing compass in
cluding even California They are
matching strides with each other for
the first time and upsets are bound to
occur. Horses that should be favor
ties will pay large prices and false
favorites will be created. All in all
. good piece'of advice would be to 70
bit slow from = wagering angle until
more form has had a chance to assert
itself y satE -,.i
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Time ALONE RUNS
TO SURPRISE WIN
Captures Eastern Shore by
Length, With Place Coin
to Sweet Nancy.

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, Sept. IT,
Breaking on top and speeding fur
longs in 1:l2h. Mrs. F. A. Carreaud's
Time Alone accounted for the 26th
running Of the Eastern Shore.
The easy victory Of the bay son Of
Time Maker and Gladys McClain was
. distinct shock to the crowd of 10000.
Overlooked In the wagering, Time
Alone paid 1910. His score enriched
Mrs. Carreaud to the extent Of $l1 ,525.
Time Alone won by 4 length, with
the camera photograph showing Nor
man w. Churchs Sweet Nancy nosing
out Joe w. Browns T. M. Dorsett, an
other field horse, for the place money.
The placing judges after inspecting
the camera again found that q dead
heat for fourth place resulted between
the Calumet Farms Beau James and
T. D. Taggart's Yale O. Nine.
The race was truly run and the best
2-year-old won.
Running 8 furlongs in 1923, W. ].
Hirsch's Happy Code accounted for
the fourth. 1t was the filly's 10th
trip postward and her eighth victory
She paid $50. But for being q short
head behind White Cockade at the
quarter-m post. Happy Code led
throughout. The camera photograph
showed D. A. Woods 1nfidox nosing
out T. J. Hills White Cockads for
the place.
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Belmont Results
D the Associated Press,

., the Associated Press.
colts and seidinas: !. year -olds; ~ fur:
oross s1ss oSession t%ortm.n, fssai 81 Al 81
snex iLonIden1 81
Also ran-Canape. Counter Poise. War
Dog. Bull Terrier. stemvinder. Calumet
c0fss aos: eq sRTns .na Sp sts ~ ss Biz
colts and geldinss; two years old; 6Is fur
longs sWidener couIse).
:s.}:s!s! $s'sa' Hs:s;:iS' S:s|ss ''' Ii Ii Il
Also r.n@ Mierophebi.. Dun p,ckin;. On
Major King Cotton: Get on. Mn River
purse, 81, 900 added; class 6; s-year-oids
and up; 9 furlongs on the main course;
Support so9 T,rt I9asdsn1 9s sen,ct, 1875 81 81 81
sSsaish diTl Rooertson) rs
.. Aiso ii: -, r.n1s!.st ~ s. Look. Glen Brush.
$4,000 added: 2-ysar -olds: ga furlonss
Porter, Ias5.d Nit awo;fm:, ,5amss, so-l 81 Fl
enc Competition (Bejshak) IL
Time. i:14as Inew track record;
Hero, Many FLAGS. Entracte. Birch Rod.
Count Eleven. Heather Broom. Time Sheet
Hants and Giles County.
Milky Way Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Jerome Handicap:
purse. So 900 added; 3-year-olds: l miles
Cravat lRobertsonl 12-1 ~ Fl
Can't Wait (James) So IL
The Chief (Westrope) 4-5
Time. :362s.
Also ran-Menow. Bull Lea and Magie
Hour.
SEVENTH RACE-The Bayonet Handi-
cap: purse. 81 900 added: Class d: B.
year-qlds and up: furlongs.-
Gin Daisy tWorkman) 1876 SIS S-6
Sun Phantom tRobertson) b-2 6-6
ParScout (James) rs
Time. :244s
Also ran-Gaspar de ealo, Indomitable,
Ghocalula and Optic.
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LATON|A NABBED
.BYARAB'SARR0W
Hickman Horse Sets Pace
Throughout for Length
Victory Over Mida.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
.LATONIA, KY, Sept. 17.-Giving
one of the finest exhibitions OF his
career, Mrs. Louis J. Hickman's Arabs
Arrow raced to q handy victory In the
first running of the $2.500 Iatonia
Handicap here this afternoon.
The son of The Porter-Hedemora
took the track at the outset and han
ding the dificult footing with ease,
led throughout to beat E. A. Bischof1's
Mida by one length. Third money
went to A. c. Ernst's Al Au Feu. At
one stage Of the 1hs-mile spin Arabs
Arrow was some f1ve lengths In ad-
vance Of his field. but Jockey Dickinson
took steadying hold on the reins
when victory seemed certain.
Arabs Arrow was, . warm favorite
with the big crowd, paying only IS 40
for 81 In the mutuels He was timed
the furiongs in 2:Ol2,.
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RAIN APPARENTLY
SPEEDS UP TRACK
Sprints 6l2 FurIongs in
1:1425-Cravat Takes
Jerome Handicap.
b. the Associated Press.

3, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept 17.-Porter's
Mite, a 2-year-old son Of The Porter,
owned by W. E. Boeing Of Seattle.
today stamped himself as formidable
contender for the rich Belmont Fu-
turity by winning the 68th Champagne
Stakes in world record time at Belmont
Park.
The colt, a 20-to-1 shot, dashed down
the 612 furlongs Of the Widener
straightaway in 1:l42s. world record
for a straight course. The old record
Of l:l5h was established by Hal Price
Headley's Menow in winning the 1887
Futurity. The record for the distance
on circular track is 1:l54s, held by
Shark
Porters Mite won by a length and
one-half from A. G. Vanderbilt's I'm
pound. while Mrs Ethel v. Mars No
Competition was third and Headley's
Hants fourth.
Cravat Scores Upset.
Menow. the former record holder,
could place no better than fourth
today as Townsend B. Martins Cravat
scored an unexpected victory in the
mile of the Jerome Handicap. Myron
Selznick's Can't Wait was 4 close
second in the seth running Of the s.
year -old test, and Maxwell Howard's
The Chief beat out Menow, the SIS
favorite, for third.
Six Futurity hopefuls were In the
"A starters in the Champagne, race
only a year younger than the Jerome.
In addition to Porter's Mite and I'M
pound, they were g. D. Wideners
Birch Rod. the 4-to-l favorite;
Heather Broom Entracte and Easy
Mon. None Of these four ever was 4
factor.
Porters Mite. 4 winner on the West
Coast last spring. but badly beaten
in the junior champion at Aqueduct,
brought his record up to four victories
tn eight starts and earned $3.50 by
today's triumph.
Times Fast Despite Rain.
A bit slow on the break, he moved
into contention in the first quarter
mile and drew away In the last two
furlongs as Jockey Basil James put
him into . drive. Impound, q keen
contender from the start, Just lasted
to beat No Competition.
Cravat, noted as q strong hnisher,
got under way early in the Jerome
and moved up in the stretch to over
take the front-running Can't Wait
to win by half length. The Chief.
which alternated with Can't Wait In
setting the early pace. trailed by four
lengths while beating Menow by two
lengths for the show.
The race was worth $3.50 to Owner
Martin and Cravat's hackers were
rewarded At IL to /.
Heavy showers, which limited the
crowd to about 10000, apparently
made the track unusually fast, for
Cravat ran the mile in 1:362s. and
times in other races were good.
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FAIRFAX SHOW DATED

Fairfax Hunt Club will sponsor =
horse show ON Saturday, October 3, at
the Fairfax Show Grounds, Lee High
way, Virginia.
Trophies and cash prizes will be
awarded in 20 classes, all for hunters.
nobeft Graham Of Fairfax u yeeretary
4 The show. -
Evening star., 1938-09-18
SIXTH RACE-NEW DEAL. KIEV.
SON, INVERMARK.

NEW DEAL was reaching peak
form at Narragansett when shipped
to Maryland. This fellow always has
been partial to the "Graw" footing
ana I expect him to race to victory.
k1EVSON has been made ready BY
Bedwell and is sure to take a lot
OF beating. INvERMARK improves
plenty when the track is soft.
KERMAY trimmed nice opposition
1T this point opening day,
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Mr.. BLAZE RACES
TO MACK|NAC WIN
Scores Over Dora May in
First Start This Year -
on Detroit Track.
by the Associated Press,

by the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Sept. 17.-Staging q
brillian run down the stretch, S. j.
Norris Mr.. Blaze made his first start
Of the year at the Fair Grounds track
a winning effort by capturing the So
500 added Mackinac Handicap today.
Mr.. Blaze finished three quarters OF
length in front Of the Rockhome
Stables Dora May. Little Drift was
az lengths back Of Dora May in
third place.
Dora May took the lead shortly
after the field Of 10 left the starting
gate on the 5lz-furlong dash. Mr..
Blaze stayed in second place until
the wire was in sight, then came with
. rush to win. Time for the sprint
was l:08&.
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sEvENTH RACE-MOR11N
KINDACORN, EASTER HOLI-
nA0

AORUN scored 10 convincinRly
~ I1monium last week that lust
hsvs to 60 to him again. He is
- consistent ~ the day is long
and when the battle is over am
sure his number will be displayed
- the winner. KINDACORN was
good IN New England, but . dis
appointment on the Maryland half
milers. He will improve plenty.
RASTER HOLIDAY is as 1T as
can be.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

the mutueH. war AQmlral ana SEA-
biscuit never have met. They have
been eligible for many stakes. both
this year and last, and the question Of
supremacy between them never has
been settled. Seabiscuit lodged the
issue with = 100000 prize going to
the victor and it is a good thing he
did. If that contest ever Is staged
it will cease to be battle after the
first quarter Of q mile. The mighty
War Admiral is really . champion, a
great race horse in all ways, while in
my opinion Seabiscuit is just q very
good handicap performer. Regardless
OF the distance Of the race the result
would be the same. The famous son
Of Man O. War has too much speed
and stamina for anything running
today.
Will Supplant Daddy.
Very soon now War Admiral will be
retired to the stud, taking the place
OF his daddy In the Glen Riddle es-
tablishment. Man O War is past 20
years old and his days are numbered
His usefulness rs sire are just about
gone and Mr.. Riddle was lucky to
have War Admiral come along at the
time he did II the Admiral proves
just half as good as Big Red" was in
the stud, he will have one of the most
sought after Of books, one that prob
ably will remain full for many years
His fee is sure to be high. My guess
Is at least $1,000 and perhaps even
more.
If you know of any one who is con-
templating starting . racing stable, OF
who has . horse or. two that needs
capable training, let me nominate
Bert Mitchell for the Job. For many
years one Of this country's leading
conditioners of thoroughbreds, big
Bert" Is 4 real horseman.
Other trainers will admit that
Mitchell h tops and in the same
breath tell you that he has been
Disseminated against up 10 the
point where II could be called
persecution.
Several years ago Bert Mitchell took
a job with John D. Hertz when Hert,
had no horses that amounted to any
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Havre de Grace
Results

FIRST .RACE-Pulse. ri. 900: clainntns
S.year-olds; g furlonss.
Merry Gesture (Dupps) $50 3n.
Pause (Seabol 800
Also ran-Cherolize Curious Vixen.
Scout About Bad Roll, Spanish Beauty.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81. 600 claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and up: ~ miles
Bounding Count lDupps) 4.3O $40 2.sO
Justa Flight Hacker) $40
Time, 2:0S 2-5
Also rsnIshot Up. playmore. Mornins
Flight. .e,. Ere Mount,in: ,,s, Monoe,ey
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claiming:
Howard Haas w. A7a naio ,i $50 a,o
Panalong CDotter) 400 $40
Some Boy !Arcaro) 2sa
"A Ai'P FIJI. Tsn.DSn sLsa Lucky. Army and Nav,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $1,000: claim.
H;Rpy I1sgs, GGs: 'Ss:,1Gs I6uDDo SO sssSS ~
White 4im. coeksas .,s. 'ailoero a.io
:. a Also "a 5snaasDD, ,lass Knott Ri.... 7.ddys
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000 added:
the Eastern Shore Handicap: 2-year-old
8 furlongs
Time Alone fTucker) 1870 $50 500
Sweet Nancy tSeabo) $40 2l a.
T. NJ. Dorsett (Haas) 500
Time, 1:12>s
Also ,ran-!Ghost Flyer. Beau Jsme.
Hardy Jim. War Plumase, 4 Yale ONinS,
Ghan: GGhallsdon' Maslins' GherIy Jsm, Court
AetamorDhosis fFfeld
BradyTAgRart entry
River Edge farm-King Ranch entry
SIXTH RACEPurse. 81 800: The Penn
Athletic Club Handicap: srade O: 3-year-
oids d. and up; I,. II. miles.
. Hypocrite (Arcaro) S30 34O
SAVAGE Beauty uAidley( 40
Time, 1:45ss
JACK. Giant Killer and Two Bob,
Mrs. l. Viau-RAl Parr entry
SEVENTH RAcE-.Purse. 81. 900: claim
inH; 3-year-olds and up: ~ miles
Wild Count q. GilberD $50 ESQ 22O
e:i1opn1 a.d phnmU e. r st.Sc, l1. $50 g" g"
Time. 2:O1as
- Also ran-Mary Allen. Counter Pass.
Would Dare and Sciva.
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FOURTH RACE OLD FLAG.
JEWELL DORSETT, TODDLE
FIFTH RACE-SUN ALEXAN-
DRIA, REHEARSAL, AUTUMN

Sun ALEXANDRIA has been
matching strides with the best and
holding his own. This spot is not
SOFT pickings. but he does look to
have the advantage. REHEARSAL
Won recently and trimmed q good
neld. Best effort will have her
closeup from the very start.
AUTUMN QUEST should have NO
dimcu1ty in capturing the conso-
lation money.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

LEWIsBURG, w. Va, Sept. H.
Greenbrier Military School defeated
Seth High, 2S-l3 after trailing TO,
In the hrst quarter. Ashcraft and Fry
were. the outstanding bali carriers foe
o9oonhg1D1.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Rockingham
Results
Hy the Associated Press.


FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
Griewrack tscheihJ 4.04 2s4 25s
Pytchley tDonoso, 29S 2ss
Bag o Tricks tBerger) 500
Also rsn@stsnd.rd Time, Paul Scarlet.
Flame and Transbriar. ~ '' o'O'
SECOND RAcELPurss. $500: claiming:
y; S::S: ;H:;:' !f;s1', 1910 4: tss
Time l:l3...
Also ran-orisette. Express. Post Once.
Daily Double paid s52.42.)
eh.ns:f sssss9ld; m.491 .nd uD: fqF,Sps AZ ,s
Cenor (Romaine) 41S
80. A':s H. r.P.ts.., Nom; eess, Omen
and Ceiling.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
s., 81 sO4l. .nd seh:ih' d1 iS!isoa sso 1885 400
Pordina tMora) 4.2S $40
Saunderstown (Donoso) 3.12
Also r.n-Lady Infinite. San Marino and
May r.
FIFTH RACE-The Col A. J. Pierce
Handicap: purse 81. 900 added land . 81
yer trophy: 3-year-olds and up: fur
longs.
Rough Time fMora) 7.54 4l4 $50
Natty Boy tScheihi 334 27S
Wise Prince tDonoso) $50
Also ran-Play Dis. Stage Beauty. Mar
SON Drudgery. Panther Creek and Silver
ette.
SIXTH RACE-The Lost River Handi-
cap: purse. $1,000; s-year-olds and up;
Dolly Val tM.loney) 4.ss s.es a.4s
Eastport (E SMITH 2.6S S62
War Peril tCritchneld) l6S
Ai:s e r.nSaol,u.ehicli.. Wis. Counsel
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
s::;;; +; S::! !S'S:i 's:s.A, 's .ss Is s.:
Also ran0safe Leaf Conrad Mann,
Prince Sador. Up and Up. Dark Beau and
Fred Tracey.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
4.year-olds and uD; l mile and l furlong
Khay tE Smith 1912 5S2 424
Breezing Along tMerrilD 8.38 86S
Black Falcon tBerserJ b4S
Also ran~sun Mica, Seventh Inning
Ohciate. Brustisert and Head Hunter.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
HAWTHORNE (Fast).
HAWTHORNE.

HAWTHORNE.
By the Chicago Daily News.
shirley B, Firm Hand. Tankie.
BUSY Lutreca, Our David, Grey
Squaw.
3-Orchids Next Molly Fly, Gay Jane.
4-Caslium. Wilda, Cloud Dor.
@Sanctity, Gay May, Swift Spot.
6-Chief Menteur, Sister Polly, Dixie
Girl
7-Raildown, Cleaning Ruth, Almaha
8-Shanit, Agotaras, Jaconut.
Best bet-Sanctity.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

BELMONT Good.
BY the Louisville Times
THAT One. Wise Mentor. Brannon.
2-Spanis Bunt, Bonnie Vixen
Mugal.
3-Epical. Minton, Count Dean.
4-Roll and Toss, Up the Cheek,
ChalmAc.
5-Encore. Madison, Endymion.
6-Mama's Choice, Gay Troubador,
Copper Tube.
Best bet-Roll and Toss.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Straight, Place and Show
Bv FEED BOX

thoroughbred
racing Today finds itself
politically something
about The suggestion offered Judge
believe match fabulous abolished Their sole
purpose to attract crowds through the their
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Rossvan's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Haure de Grace
BEST BET-GOLD FLAG.
BEST BET-GOLD FLAG

right now. He quit to a walk OPEN
ing day when public choice, but
that effort must be disregarded.
ALEXANDRINE has been trained
to concert pitch and will offer
plenty Of argument before admit
ting defeat. TEDMELIA is better
than generally thought and she
will be somewhere in the picture.
LENPOLA is ready for best.
FOURTH GOLD FLAG
JEWELL DORSETT, TODDLE
ON.
GOLD FLAG broke a track
record recently and on the strength
OF general good form must be ac-
corded something of an edge.
JEWELL DORSETT has a good
record and the horse that whips
him will have to step on the gas.
TODDLE ON Is very speedy, has
been working very swiftly and
looks q safe in the money hazard.
CARVOLA will threaten.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
FIRST RACE-FAIR ROCK.
LICKETYSPLIT, SHALL WE
DANCE.

LICkET SFLlT, SHALL WE
DANCE.
FAIR ROCK raced twice this
spring at Keenland for a win and
q second. Checkers report her work.
ing in an approved manner and
brackets are expected. LICkETY-
SPLIT Is fit and ready, judging
from her works. She won at Dela-
ware Park in June by eight lengths
eased at the nnish. SHALL WE
DANCE copped at Agawam. BATE
Is on the improve.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
CONSENSUS AT BELMONT PARK

CONSENSUS AT BELMONT PARK.
Fy the Associated Press.
l-Roller-Coaster, Cobe, Tow Rope.
2-Arabic, Two Cents, Poesy.
3+Epical, Free Child, Bonsoir
ERoll and Toss, Gala Hour, Invader.
5-Roy L. Court Dance, Tea Leaves.
tMamas Choice, Shawsheen, Gay
Troubador.
Best bet-Mama's Choice.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Poter Mite Cracks World Record Winning Belmont Etur,
Race Selections

HAvRE DE GRACE (Fast).
BY the Louisvills Times.
l-Baise. Nursery, Barraca.
2-viau-Jones entry, Circus Lights,
Immunity.
3-Bartering Kate, Owaller. Maecloud
4-Bryson-Hill entry, Gold Flag,
Unheralded.
5-LAndlubber. Rehearsal, The Boxer.
6-New Deal. Chimney Top, Kievson.'
7-Kindacorn, More Poise, CHANGING
Best bet-Landlubber.
CONSENSUS AT HAVRE DE GRACE.
Py the Associated Press.
1-Licketysplit, Ellacaw, Shall We
Dance.
2-viau-Jones entry, Circus Lights,
Sir Time.
Owaller, Macloud.
Flag, Joe w. Brown entry,
Toddle On.
5-Rehearsal, suxx Upstream, Sun
Alexandria.
6-New Deal, Kievson, White Sand.
7-Dian, Jungo, River Dee.
Best bet-Gold Flag.
HAWTHORNE (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
shirley B., lie Miserable. Getabout.
Squaw, Our David Polante
Seth.
Lady Albert G., Master
Mort.
Cloud Dor, Miss Saxon.
Alpenglow. Swift Spot.
O'Hara, Chief Menteur,
Forever Prince.
Hilton, Good Politian.
Jaconut, Prince Jean.
Best bet-Wilda.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM
PARK.
Hy the Associated Press.
l-Stavka. Hueu, Assist.
2-Wise Player. Medius Dies, Whooper.
3-Cleaning Time, Friendly Paul, Wee
Bag.
4-Housekeeper, Scotch High, O'C1eary.
5-Woof, Growing Glory, Bootmaker.
6-Black Grouse, Historic Era, Lad
field.
Doris B, Whippercracker, Bright
Melody.
8IJoy Flag, Beaveau, Shantime.
Sub race-Velvet Mack, Eldee, Laddie
Stone.
Best bet-Housekeeper.
DETROIT Good.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Bojansles, Fly Me, Bay Stout.
isis Quinlan, Collen Dom, Hen
rierva.
3-Gala Nutter, Makalaw, Cheer Star.
free Money, Cruising, Dulcimer.
5-Saleswoman, Gridiron, Racing Edi-
ton.
6-Noble Boy, Hoel H, U Boat
Hit and Run, Double R, Boon
Time.
s-Billy I, Coming Back Bonnie Cain.
o-Blue Spur, Dispeller, Custer.
Best bet-Hit and Run.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

ROCKINGHAM PARK Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Hueu. Golden Fate, High Image.
2-Golden Spur, Wise Player, Medius
Dies.
3|Rosemain, Little Demon, Friendly
Paul.
+Bryonin, Bag OWind, House.
keeper.
5-Crowning Glory, Chancer, Frozen
Mask.
e-Ladfeld, Miss Apprehend, Black
Grouse.
7EPlaydema, Whippercracker, Song
stone.
S-Teppo, Beveau, Knave.
s-Merovech, Likewise, LAddie Stone.
Best bet-Ladfield.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
SECOND RACE-RACEAWAY,
SIR KHAYYAM, MYSTERY

RACEAWAY and SIR KHAY-
YAM run coupled In the wagering
and either OF these youngsters is
capable of taking the measure Of
this band. In fact, it would not
surprise me at all to see both
finish in the money. MYSTERY
MISS has two wins and q second
to show for her only three starts
and she will prove formidable.
SCORIA has . nice record to
rAcnvso ~ ana him harA
Evening star., 1938-09-18
GREENBR1ER IS VICTOR.

x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and slow.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

THIRD RACE-OWALLER, ALEX
ANDRINE, TEDMELIA.
OWALLER u a. sharp eas q tack
Evening star., 1938-09-18

CIeAf knd 1aSt.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
a,year-olds and uD; l mile and furlong.
Khay tE. Smith, 1912 5S2 424
BreeZing Along tMerrilD 8.38 B.6S
Black Falcon tBergerI 64S
Time. l:533s.
Also ran-Sun Mica, Seventh Inning,
Omciate. Brustisert and Head Hunter.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
Belmont
Entries for Tomorrow.

THIRD RACE-The Mapleton cd divi-
ton); purse, $1,000; claiming; 3-year-
Evening star., 1938-09-18

FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year -olds and up: g furlonss
Pordina tMora) 42S $40
SaunderStown tDonoso) 3l2
Time 1925
May r.