The Washington times., 1938-04-22
paddock PICKS
SIAM AS BEST
WAGER At 'GRAW
Rv PADDOCK

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April
22.-SIAM ran as though trifle
short in his debut here. The b.
mar Stables colt appears at the
peak of his best form right now.
He aired out a half-mile in O:52
this morning over slow course as
his final for this. With Jockey
Shelhamer in the saddle he ap-
pears the days best bet.
PATCHPOCKET always runs
his best races over a slow course.
The platter showed fair effort in
his debut and with Eccard riding
should win the days opener.
WESTBROOKE WAS off poorly
last time out and showed a clever
effort. Worked six panels in 1:16
and I look for the contention to
come from him. APPREHEND
won his last very easily; if he
breaks off the also eligible list,
will prove a strong factor.
FIRST RACE-Four-year-olds and up
ward, claiming; purse, $1,000; fur
longs. a.,
xMiss Lily '.'.'IuSi Ny wa VI '''''' ~ ~
xOueen Vic ....110iRise and Shine lib
Pompeius .....123lxLady Penny los
xDizzy Dame ILL Icy Wind '..''.. ~
Patchpocket ...12OI Broadstep ..'''l2O
Pirate Lass ..1OslApprehend ..19s
xWestbrooke ..113tNellie Nc $50. lib
TINE SIGNAL drops down
among his own kind again. The
platter reeled off five panels In
1:O1 2-5 the other morning and I
look for no mistakes. SACHEN1
won his last at Bowie in mud with
ease. If he comes back with an
other good race, should prove sec
ond best. AGLOW drops seven
pounds from his recent test and
may hold on better.
SECOND RACE-Four-year-old and
upward; claiming; purse, $1,000; fur
| longs. 100
Sachem ........l22l Time Signal. III
Wise Sister go. ITO xBilly Mole. 80. liz
| Sandstone .....114I
SAIDONA. If a slow course pre-
walls look for this mare to make
every post a winning one in the
third heat. Apprentice Berger
rides. DURWACK, although fin
Iishing fourth last outing, did not
do so badly. A three.star mudder,
he seems strictly the one to beat.
HATS OFF, a neck back of Flying
Feet. last time out, figures very
close.
THIRD RACE-Four-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; purse. $1,000; IA miles.
T Tssts R1vit GpdaU PETITE 20
Dunair .......12Ol xEudes lis
xDurwrack ....114I Babwrack ... .12O
xSleek ....... ITO xHats Off. ....11O
xAbbot's Last 115i Paravant ...... 1928
| Also eligible
xGreatShakes. Ills xSecret Vote. Ills
SIAM runs coupled with
YELLOW TULIP and this comb
nation will have the speedster
PARMELEE T. as their main
threat in the fourth heat. The
latter won his last easily over a
muddy course. Although picking
up six additional pounds he seems
the most formidable contender
CONQUER stepped a mile in 1:44
hard held the other morning, and
should be right there.
FOURTH RACE-The Camden Indus
trial Club Purse. $1,000; four-year-olds
and upward; mile and 20 yards.
Reliant Killer. .1O9 Conquer ........1 III
asian ......... 119 Corinto ......... 123
Parmelee To-. 1922 Kenty .125
aYellow Tulip. .11Sl
aBomar Stable entry.
SUN EGRET'S last race should
be thrown out. The Compton
colt off poorly was rushed toe
hard and had nothing left at the
finish. Came back to work a
splendid mile in 1:41 for this
Fast or muddy, he holds the whip
hand in the feature attraction
BOURBON KING was shipped
here from Kentucky for this
event. Winner of his last start
at Keeneland must give him
second call. STORMSCUD looks