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Evening star., 1938-07-10
Arlington Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; Hertz course. l mile
Rex Eauinus Ros.nD Be.4O 1880 $50
Farouhar tB James $40 $50
Tonsy n;yi Boy .ssi. aXfiehsD a."
Also ran-chen.ult. rool.m, Monk,
Time. Chimney Top. Ebony Parasol.
SECOND RAcE+Purse 81 900: claim
ing 4-year-olds and up; Hertz course l
Hs'issn Mss Ponne teItasa eKeesan, 0' ii 50 1900
China Boy tcallahan 400
AIso Ea1nMI.eay Water rlyah..d. s,.r
Breeze. Just Buck, Bull Dozer.
DAILY Double paid s473.2o)
THIRD RAcE-purs.. $1,000 msider
Epeor yeor-1Eai. fsal.ssi 'ur'onss ., 90 $50 soo
Court Counsel 81, q: HanfordD 40
-. Also ran-Grecian 'Tim. cv,lle Lad.
Sun Plume, Sky Ball. Bad Day.
FOURTH RAcE-purs.. 81. .ooo claim
ps, I9s; 4EyssT,olds sEss and UP: T1le tehpte
Getalong tJamesl 40 ESQ
Miss Saxon S ,Sisler) 40
Also ran-Timberline. Glasby. Nacavlee.
crout au Pot. Rosselh and valdina
FIFTH RACE-Exmoor Handicap: purse
$500: 3-year-olds and up. / mile
Chute,
Grim Reaper tJameD 1000 $40 400
Galsun anderson $40 42O
CARDINALS tKeesan) $50
Time. :36ls.
Also ran-Mower, Eagle Pas. Grey
and Marmara.
SIXTH RACE-The HYDE Park stakes:
purse. 81 500 added; 2-year-olds; 5la fur
Beau James Anderson, 1850 4.eo $50
3 Allegro tJamesl $50 $50
Yale o Nine ,Hanford) 24U
Also ran-No Competition. American
Time High and Sir L.
Dixiana Stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claim
ms; 4,year-oids and UP; mile,
Uneasy tJamesl 1000 44n
Prince Torch (Haas) 44o
Time. Ibis
Also ran-sir Midas Thread Needle and
Ruf1y. ~
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 81 900. claim.
ing: 4-year-olds and un: 4. miles.
Salaam tRooertsj $40
Also ranEoood Soldier oli,t.-,ns
Dead heat.
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BEAU JAMES FAST
IN ARLINGTON WIN
Sets Meet Record to End
Yale 0'Nine's Streak.
Allegro Second.
By the Associated Press.

by tue ASSOclote0 Prese.
CHICAGO. July s.-The Calumet
Farms Beau James, stepping the
fastest 5h furlonss Of the current
Arlington Park meeting, won the
$2.500 added Hyde Park Stakes for
2-year-olds before $4,000 spectators
today.
Beau James, clocked In l:04 As,
three -fifths Of . second OF the track
record set by Growing Glory. up
set the hopes Of Tom Taggart's Yale
O. Nine, the favorite. which was after
. sixth straight victory.
Yale O. Nine could do no better
than third, with Allegro Of the Dixi-
ana Stable taking second money.
Makes Move In Stretch.
In picking up $3.1s5 for Owner
Warren Wright OF Chicago. Beau
James was away second. behind No
Compel tition of the Milky Way Farms.
In the stretch Jockey Irving Ander-
son made his move, sending Beau
James out in front TO win by
length.
Allegro, coming from fourth posi-
ton, drove hard to place second by
ga lengths over Yale o Nine, which
had . neck margin on the fourth
horse, All Time High.
No Competition faded badly in the
stretch and finished NTH. followed
by Bala Ormont. T. M. Dorset and
American Byrd.
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Delaware Results

Rs the Associated Press.
FIRST, ,RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming:
Primwick tGilbert' $40 $50 $50
Lula Khayyam tDotter) $50 40
Souabble tDelara $40
Time. 1:l3as.
Also rsnMRq,h sI.k,! Ma,L Lerner James nsl E!l.-
bourne Boy.
SECOND RAcE-,Purse. 81. 900: claim
Ing; 3-year-olds; split Of the first race: 6
Skipped ,Delara, 4.so $50 40
Doris Rene GILBERT 500
Also ran.Laddi. G.. Red Robin. P.sse
Partout Petite File, sparkllne, Jacksaw.
DAILY Double paid So
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900; claiming ::
4,year-olds and up; furlonss.
Mastsr sas W'y Lad ATeaFe. 1sis.ro $50 ss" s" -"
Alexandrlne ,Dotter' 80
Also ran-Teddy's Star. Nadeen. Jean
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 600; claim
Ing: 3-year-olds: !, !. miles
Quicker lMcDermott, $50 $50 $50
Prince Cloud ,Gilberp $50
Time 1:41-,
Also ran--steel King. Junso. Fred As
taire. Flying Mint.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 81 900: claiming:
3-year-olds: mile and 20 yards
Could Be Colbert, 1920 $50 $40
Your Buddy tFallon) 1910 - so
Why Tarry Vedder) $50
Time. AN.
Also ran-Ellab bee. Mintson Newark
Moujik Broad Vision. Animation, Box
and Lovick.
=, SIXTH RACE--Purse. $4,000 added:
the sussex Handicap: 3year-olds and up
IL miles.
a Marca tDotter, 400 40 go
Tatterdemalion tArcaro) $40 . so
1solater tWagner) Z 20
Time. ":O33s
Also ran-a War Marie. First Alarm and
Esposa
at. D. Taseart-J. c. Brady entry,
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81. 900: claim
ing: for 4-year-olds and up !. miles
Voldear tArcaro, $50 40 AGO
Shot Up ,Shsnks 1.9O $40
Playing Dan tGilbert) 2 90
Time, 2:O6'.
Also ran-Bravnr Danser. Jobakheta.
U. Demon, Great Gun and Hustle Home.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: Is miles
Kermsy tDabson) 1870 $40 40
Khay ,McDermott $50 80
Early Settler tHardy) $40
Time. :53@s.
Also ran-Monument. CORVALLIS and
Surprise Box.
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Company Of New York. To his far
sightedness may be ascribed many
reforms in the sales industry Of the
thoroughbred.
He it was who first insisted that
all breeding animals be sold with
. certificate Of soundness and that
all animals be sold with their
registration certificates.
In these two things alone he did
much to protect the interests of his
clients and won for himself an envi-
able reputation OF honesty and fair
dealing. The Saratoga Sales will 60
on as Tranter had planned them as
he worked on them almost up to his
death.
Many Bargains Found.
Next month, for the 22d time,
these widely known sales will be
held as usual. Thousands of colts
and fillies will go under the hammer
Some will bring only few dollars.
not enough to pay for the food they
have eaten and in some cases not
even enough to cover the cost of getting
them to the sales ring. Others will
command huge sums, up to $40 900
not being too much to pay for some
OF the blue blooded youngsters that
will be on the auction block
Time alone will tell whether these
young colts and fillies, as yet untried,
were bargains, or the reverse.
T..
Ethel Mars has dominated the
sales ring at Saratoga and she has
picked up many a bargain.
However she has made some costly
purchases that proved very disap-
pointing. For example, last year her
colt Tiger won s54.785. She bought
him for s4.50o Her colt Sky Larking
won s4l,l35 before breaking his leg
and having to be destroyed. This
youngster would have been the 2
year-old champion of 1887. with
earnings over the 100000 figure but
for his untimely end. Mrs. Mars paid
$l3.500 for him.
Well Rewarded, another of Mrs.
Mars purchases. won $l5.555 after
costing her only $4,000 And remem-
Der. the aforementioned earnings
were accomplished in one year.
Most Of these youngsters will keep
right on earning thousands of dollars
for several years to come. which makes
them rare bargains indeed.
Capital Four to Gamble.
On the other side of the picture
we have the same Mrs. Mars paying a
cool $4,000 for Warbridge and see
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Aovie Folk Make Racing Super-Co|ossa| Business
All Rush

Bing Crosby's Del Mar track and
Hollywood Park followed, and now
Joe E. Brown not only owns race
track stock in sizeable stacks, but
has a string of horses of his own.
The same was true of many
others. They splurged for stock.
stables and at the betting windows.
It was another Hollywood cycle,
another game of Hollywood copy
cat, played with big money.
Hollywood Park is nearing the
end of its official meeting. Jack
Warner, AL Jolson and their asso-
ciates boast $4,000. 900 plant, a
highly efficient staff Of officials,
heavy patronage, one great horse
and enough Of the other kind to
keep the betting machines tinkling.
The success Of the meeting Is as
sured, despite the gloomy predic.
tons Of skeptics who believed the
absence Of Eastern stables and
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the merry going round.
Santa Anita came first, and ST.
100000 went into what looked
shaky proposition. Few movie peo-
pie could be coaxed into the project,
although big producer Hal Roach
was one of the main hackers.
Most of the Aim folk shied at
the idea, however. Joe E. Brown
furnished a typical explanation:
When l first hit California I
went for everything-real estate
promotions, gold mines, cemetery
schemes. quack-born inventions,
anything q salesman had to SELL"
he said.
80 when they came to me with
this race track stock, I laughed,
oh, no: not Mrs. Browns little
boy Joe. You won't make a sucker
out Of him, not on horses
Boy! Have I kicked myself
since. All would have got back
was about nina 6ellars to one"
Evening star., 1938-07-10

Eastern winter tourist trade would
be keenly felt.
The track figured 1t would do all
right II the daily betting handle"
averaged $500, 900. It is averaging
more than 100000 day.
Herbert M. Woolf's Kentucky
Derby champion, Lawrin, Is the
only big name horse on the lot, and
he is ailing now. The track had
Dauber, the Prealness winner, too,
but he pulled tendon June 20 and
q big feature Of the meeting, q
Lawrin-Dauber duel, went up in
smoke.
Another feature race coming up
is the $4,000 Gold Cup Handicap
July 16. Lawrin may not be able
to start, but it is expected the track
will do a great business in the bet
ting rings for the day, Judging from
past feature day wagering.
Race tracks in Southern Cali.
fornia pay dividends when the place
"b dlled With celebrities"
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SUFFOLK STAKES
TO HEATHERT|ME {
Defeats Charlotte Girl by
Half Length in Finale at
Suffolk Downs,
By the Associated Press.

BY lhc Associated HreSS.
BOSTON, July o.-Continuing her
winning ways, Heathertime stood of
the tremendous stretch drive of Char
lotte Girl today to cop the $4,000
added Mayfiower Stakes. feature race
Of the closing days bill at Suffolk
Downs.
With $4,000 fans looking on. A. E.
Silver's slightly built filly finished
half length in front of Elwood Sach-
senmaire's entry. Charlotte Girl, which
was a length and a half ahead OF
the Paragon Stables Selma Lad.
Heathertime finished second to
Figaro in her FIRST start at Bay
Meadows and has won every race
since.
The time was EOS As.
The winner paid $500. while the
favorte only brought in s3.40 in the
place position. Selma Lad returned
$500.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Suffolk Downs
Results
By The Associated Press.

BY me Associated Press.
FIRST, ,RAcE-Purse, 81 900; claiming;
Brain Trust tNodarse) $40 400
Baby Way tDuffy) 400
Also ran-..Flse Song Richstrike. Much
Wiser. Broadkill Mount Echo.
SECOND RAcE-rurse. 81 600: claim
ing maiden 2-year-olds; ) turlonss
Arrow sons sAG91 'Dufry, ''S0 IS" IS" :ss" 60"
Sunabell tBerger, $50
Also r.n-Althe.p Park. Money Saver.
DAILY Double paid s31co)
THIRD RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
3.ysar-olds: s furlonEs.
ok.SI:t 1okclsary 'EeSsTs.' jsoSs,s, 1890 go AZ
c'Pf P;m. Raes .,gs 1ysrberr'' 4.2o
Michigan Lady, Carolyn B.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81. .ooo claim
sou,1E.r lns zysaTSds 5Ddds,o and up; t9rlones
Hastinola Berger $40
Also rsnEwise Dart. Strange rim..
Leonard Wilson. cavour. Determined.
FIFTH RAcE-Purs.. 81. 600: claiming;
tS.ysar,olds and up; furlenss.
Nesies aces Ne rSF.e 4 Smith, 1850 sao ac ss" s"
Ottoman Krovitz) 44O
Time 1:12.
Also ran-sweeping Flame. Bellum. Au-
reate, Metaurus
nuSss SIXTH Ed HAGE.Ths aSa The. Msynox.r Stakes
furlongs.
Heather Time
tMaschekD 1920 $50 $40
Charlotte Girl fWright) $40 $50
Selma Lad (Sarno) $50
Time, 1:O5-.
Also ran--solvit. Briery. Modern Age
and Ebony Blue.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claim
ma 4-year-olds and up; l mile and 20
yards.
Goiden is..ie v Spur % 1sena 1000 40 800
Herondas tNodarseD Z 90
Time. 1:44<s
Also ran-:Unlawful National Air. Forced
Landing. Viajero and HI Vic.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. ST 900: claim
lng 4-year-olds and up. i. miles
Gallant Gay tNodarseJ $50 $50 2.4O
Joy FLAG tScheih) sSO 4 "a
Bally Stratford (Donoso) $50
Also ran-Blue King. Dick Merrill.
Roya! Flight. Maine Chance. Vitamin b.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
BOOKS NAT CHAMPION
Nebraska Is New Opponent on
Lehigh's 1899 Schedule.

Lehigh will have . new opponent,
Nebraska. on the wrestling schedule
next season, Col. Nelson A. Kellogg,
director Of athletics. has announced.
The Engineers, holders Of the East
ern intercollegiate honors. will meet
nine rivals besides defending their
title in the championships at Yale
March 10 and IL.
Nebraska replaces Michigan on the
schedule and will open the season for
Lehigh January IL at Bethlehem.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
MARCIA SMASHES
DELAWARE MARK
Beats Tatterdemalion by
Neck in Sussex Victory
on Closing Day.
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del. July o.
Marcia. Thomas d. Taggart's black
daughter Of Epinard, proved herself
the best race mare Of the Delaware
Park meeting II not the best of the
season today when she won the $lO,-
900 added Sussex Handicap, feature
Of the closing day program.
Although Bobby Dotter held her
under close restraint most Of the way,
Marica smashed the track record, beat
out Thomas Healeys Tatterdemalion
by a neck and administered a sound
beating to Esposa, her leading rival
among the mares.
Sets New Track Mark.
Packing top weight of 1875 pounds,
Marica ran the mile and a quarter in
2:03 3-5, three-fifths of a second faster
than Calumet Dicks old track mark.
She was An even-money favorite, re-
turning 81 on each So win ticket.
William Woodward's Isolator fin
ished third three lengths behind the
lCAOOiS, DdASIy weaving OuO + LS nldt
for show money. Esposa and War
Magic, the latter coupled with Marica
in the betting. brought up in the rear.
Gilbert Gets Jockeys Prize.
A crowd Of $4,000 just about doubled
the tracks seating capacity.
Johnny Gilbert, leading jockey OF
the meeting. rode War Magic and never
was q factor In the race. Nevertheless
he had two winners for the day. Prim-
wick. the favorite. In the first race,
and Could Be, which paid 1920 for
81 in the fifth.
He finished in the money on several
other mounts and received a gold
watch. emblem of the jockey cham
pionship Of the meeting. Gilbert rode
40 winners during the 20 days.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
VICTORY PUTS HIM
IN RACE FOR TITLE
Fighting Fox Is Half Length
Back, With Third Place
Going to GaIapas.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Maxwell How
ards Stagehand. hero Of last winters S
Santa Anita Handicap and Derby, re-
gained his brilliant form today and
raced to victory in the $4,000 Empire
City Handicap In track record equal
ling time.
The Earl Sande trained son OF
Sickle, forced out of the Kentucky
Derby by cough. drove between
horses in blanket finish and emerged
winner by half length. His time OF
Isl for the lis miles, made with l24
pounds in the saddle, matched the
track record established by Dalmation
in 1910 and equalled by three other
horses since then.
Fighting Fox Second.
Five horses charged down to the
finish line half-lengths apart. Will
liam Woodwards Fighting Fox, fresh
ened up since his disappointing Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness efforts,
was second. Then. in order, came
Towsend B. Martins GalapaS, Mrs.
Parker Corning's Thanksgiving and
B. F. Whitaker's Mythical King. Be-
hind the punched leaders We're the
Wheatley Stables Stormscud, coupled
with Fighting Fox in the betting; the
Howe Stables Consul and John Hay
Whitney's Gentle Savage.
Stagehand, 8-to-5 choice, Won the
purse of $9.450 and boosted his earn
ings for the year to $l5l, 400. 1t was
his sixth victory in 10 starts and
placed him back in the thick Of battle
for the 3-year-old championship.
Wins Going Away.
The Howard colt was last until the
field rounded out Of the backstretch,
about three e-eighths of a mile from
the finish. Jack Westrope had plenty
Of horse under him, however.
Meanwhile. Galapas, well beaten in
the Kent Handicap. won by Storms
cud. was setting fast pace. He out
ran Fighting Fox into the last fur
long, where the Fox took narrow
lead. Then Stagehand. driving through
a hole in the last sixteenth. asserted
his class and won going away.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
ageand Ties Track Record Winning Empire Cit Handicap
Race Selections
Empire CITY (FAst)

Empire City (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Gridine, Crossover. Muckraker.
2-Wise Mentor, Happily, Family
Friend.
-Highscope. Speedy Booser. Sea
Captain.
milk Punch, Early Delivery, Ess.
jaytee.
5-Action, Clodion, Teufel.
6-Alarming, Gold Knightess, Out.
board.
Best bet-Alarming.
Consensus at Empire City.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Crossover Grandstar. Gridine.
2-Family Friend, Flying Ariel, Tea
Leaves.
3-Pont Neuf, Touch and Go, High.
scope.
+Early Delivery. Slattern. Essjaytee
5-Action. Autumnquest. Clodion.
6-Bail Out, Alarming, Gold Knight
eSs.
Best bet-Pont Neuf.
Arlington (FaSt.
BY the Louisville Times.
Robert s., Grey Squaw, Silver
Braid.
2-Company, Miss Balko. Parqueen.
3-Chief Menteur, Russia. Woodsia.
4-Lsgata, Whiskover. Blue Su.
5-Range Dust, Light Spur, Busy Man
6-Talked About, Candescent, Gold
Flag.
7-Cardarrone, Panic Relief, Bier
Fait.
S-Rhett. Gatlin. Onyourway.
Best bet-Range Dust.
Arlington.
By the Chicago Daily News
Grey Squaw. Chalk Eye, Mohac.
2-Our David. Tomye. Miss Balko.
3-Chubbins, Russia. Tab Me.
4-Wiskover, Blue Su. Polly Girl.
5-Bannerman. Klein Marsch and
Marsh Entry. Range Dust.
6-Talked About, Millie M, Candies
cent.
Colonel Ed, Bien Fait, Miss Dol.
phin.
8-Rhett. Onyourway, Ice Queen.
Best bet-Bannerman.
Rockingham (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-FluShing. Sun Kincsen. Maemute.
Gave Hill. Feedman. Clap In.
Big Ned, Nellie BLY,. Prunay.
4-Saunderstown, Bartering Kate
Pokeaway.
5-Bootless, Giant Killer, Hollus-
chickie.
6-Bit Of Sorrow, Catomar, Eddie H
.7-Midshipman, Kindacorn. Belleek.
8-Tiempo, Medius Dies, Fidelis.
Best bet-Bootless.
Consensus at Rockingham Park.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Sun Kincsen, Maemute, Night
Chase.
freedman. Clap In, Hunting Ridge
3-Merry Gesture, Nellie Bly,, Bissak-
erry.
EBartering Kate, Journey On, Poke
away.
5-Bootless, Eastport. Gerald.
6|Singers Folly, Catomar. Trina.
7-Midshipman. Nipantuck, The
Singer.
8-Tiempo, Baby Way, Holly B.
Best bet-Bootless.
Thistiedown Fast
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Tarpon, Fritz Hallam, Skotchy.
2-Silver Palm, Encircle, The Millay
3-Judge Leer, Ramrod. Raymond.
ballot Boy, Albert Beck, Portden.
5-Wise Duke, Blackmail Abbatoro.
6-Don Creole. Buttermilk, Saparoo.
Swap, Dark Mist. Maskillo.
S-Busby, Hit and Run. Mr.. Quick.
Best bet-Don Creole.
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ing him win only $50. Paying an
other $4,000 for Farrell and having
him win only $50. Remember again
that while these bad bargains OF last
year really were bad, these same colts
may come back as 3 or 4 year -olds
and prove themselves good buys
after all.
If you or any of your friends have
had the thought of entering the rae
ing picture. let me advise by all means
the Saratoga sales. You really have
a chance to pick up q top-hight per-
former for pitifully small invest
ment.
know Of four Washington men
who are chipping in $3.50 apiece. They
are going to buy one colt or filly at
the Spa next month. They are 60
ing to chip in whatever it costs them
to feed. train and race their purchase
and they are hoping the goddess Of
fortune smiles upon them.
OF course the odds are all
against them. but At that, you
never can tell. Jacola. \ filly,
WAS bid in by Mrs. E. Friendly
for an even $1,000 and last
year won $3l, l,s15.
Chaps. q colt, was bought by A.
Untermyer for only $500 and wound
up the season with total earnings Of
$l7,440 Maetall, colt, cost the
Maemere Farm only $700 under the
hammer and he earned the imposing
figure Of 1925.
The record books are full of bar
gains such as the above and because
OF this I will follow with much inter-
est the fortunes Of the thoroughbred
which will be purchased next month
by the four take-a-chance Washing
ton men.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
MIAMI SKATING BOOM

MIAMI. Fla. R).-Ice sports are
coming to the land Of sunshine and
oranges. The Coral Gables Coliseum,
with a seating capacity Of 1000. has
been leased for year-round activity in
these sports.
The winter schedule. starting De-
cember l, will include hockey, ice
shows and public skating. Ice will
be formed artifically in the Kinks and
arenas.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
BY ROBERT MYERS.
Associat ted Press Sports Writer.

LOS ANGELES, July s.-"The
place was filled with celebrities
This seems to be . stock phrase
in most any account Of . big day at
any one Of Southern CALIFORNIA; 8
horse racing plants, Santa Anita,
Hollywood Park and Bing Crosbys
Little Gem" track at Del Mar.
1t may be an overworked line, as
tiresome to some readers as it Is to
the writer's, but 1t carries more
meaning than appears in the saying.
It means the difference between
successful racing on . ma jor scale,
and possibly no racing at all in
Southern California.
For Hollywood. which CANDLES on
whether . million dollar super -film
production will make or lose money,
does the same thing on the same
plane with the horse racing pas
time. And gambling . what keeps
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Empire City
Results

By he Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE--Purse. 81 900: allow
ances 3-year-ods; about furlonss.
Purple King ,Dupps, SIS 1-2 Is
Jubal Junior tSeabo, IL 81
Crimea Longdenb 21
Time 90.
Also ran--Rissa. Franco Saxon. Carbeck.
Coil Spring.
SECOND .RAcE--Purse $1,000; maiden
c-year-old filhes; furlonss.
ssfue ssd sys raiTy iR,ehsTfs, ,sesno, 1873 ss AZ
CHERRY Jingle tBierman) out
EaseTe: Historical Miss Whim. sHot Sun.
y n ReebnsN sf hsrfy Asis! APgas entry
c-J. H. Whitney entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900: allow
ances' 3-year-olds; about furlonss.
Sly s,n ~ yan en- NT9S 1nn! Merritt 1915 20
Histrionic (Blerman) IL
Also ranEEscural. Swift Gold. Dip,
Rodwyn.
.ap pa7. .g:d IVES; s,s ront E;ss
olds and UP: about furlongs.
kentueKy Blues 'Bierman, '-i 4-s Ia Ia
1nfldox III. Leblanc as
lmS. i Ivy.
=, Also rsr--Princess Bull, Orient Express
May r.. Cattistock.
FIFTH RACE-The Empire City Handi-
cap, purse $4,000 added 3-year-olds;
lis miles.
Etasehand fWestropel SIS l-2 1-5
aFishting Fox tRichards) 10 ! 4
Galapas tDupps, Al
Time. 81 equals track record)
Also ran-Consul aStormc cloud, Mythical
King. Gentle Savage. THANKSGIVING.
a-Belair Stud-Wheatley Stable entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Gramatan Handi-
cap: purse. $1,000 added: class c: 3-year-
olds and up: i. miles.
Reminiscent tDuffordl 81 81 rs
knights Haven ,MerritD rs 40
Masker tLoneoenJ 2-5
Time. I:46.
Also ran-Portunus. -Piccolo. Armasnac.
Harvesting and Page Boy
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
ins: 4-year-olds and up: II, miles
Mama's Choice (Renick) 1875 4-5 2-5
Misrule tSeabo) 7-lO Ia
Later On Iongden) rs
Time. 2:34 equals track record,
Also ran--More Pep. First Bid and
Money Muddle
Evening star., 1938-07-10
Rossvans Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Rockingham Park.
BEST BET-HUNTING RIDGE.
FIRST RACE - SUN KINCSEN,
Spindle TOP. MAEMUTE,

FIRST RACE - SUN KINCSEN,
SPINDLE TOP, MAEMUTE.
SUN KINCSEN, filly by Sun
Briar from the A. c. Compton
Stable, turned in some clever races
at Delaware Park. and rates first
call. The right ride appears all
that is needed. SPINDLE TOP was
we'll backed in her last test and may
awaken. MAEMUTE rates money
chance.
SECOND RACE - HUNTING
RIDGE, FEEDMAN. CAVE
HILL.
HUNTING RIDGE won his last
two and is evidently good colt. He
has the speed to run with all the
pace. FREEDMAN. a shifty sort, has
only to run his race to take the
place. CAVE HILL hardly can be
kept out of the money.
THIRD RACE - MERRY GES-
TURE, NELLIE BLY,, BIG
NED.
MERRY GESTURE. a filly
Evening star., 1938-07-10
TURF LICENSES ISSUED
Hunt Stewards Grant PRIVILEGES
to 8 Jockeys. 10 Trainers.


NEW YORK. July s.-Licenses for
jockeys and 10 trainers were granted
at meeting of the stewards of the
National Steeplechase and Hunt As
sociation, it has been announced by
Frank J. Bryan. secretary. 1t was
also announced that the suspensions of
Jockey Merritt Mergler and that of
Albert Bauman had been continued
indefinitely
Licenses were issued to the follow
ing:
Jockeys-John Barry. William Gallagher.
John Gayer. Reginald Hayhurst Bruce R.
Hobbs Leon Newton. James Penrod George
Smoot. Leslie Walton.
Trainers-William Anderson. A. L. Cop
land. II; T. Lee Evans: Jack Hellawell.
NED Il, HendeTson Daniel e, Kearney. Glen
Evans Pancoast. James Penrod.