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Fighting For Flashes Derby Glass in Woodmont Win Jamaica
'GRAW STAKE LED
BY BURNING STAR
Choice Runs Smashing Race
to Win Over Busy K. in
Philadelphia Cap.
BY the Associated Press.

ny tHe AbboCltteo TTeSb.
HAVRE DE GRACE. Md, April 80.
The Shandon Farms Burning Star,
prominent figure in 1897 stake compe-
tition, ran . smashing race today to
be eased to the wire In winning the
twenty sixth running of the $4,000
added Philadelphia Handicap, closing
day feature At this plant.
The 4-year-old son of Burning
Blaze came from last place in q field
Of eight to hold length and q half
margin over Mrs. p. Dalee Watts
Busy X. at the fnish OF the mile and
sixteenth contest. Another half
length back was T. J. Healy's latter
demalion.
Installed the favorite by the crowd
Of $4,000. Burning Star ran the route
in l:454s in the role of q IS 90 favorite
and shufled into the also ran column
such performers as Masked General,
Isolater, Corinto and Tempestuous.
Aneroid Saved for Dixie.
The historic race that lost some
caste due to the absence OF War Ad-
miral, suffered further loss Of pres
tige when John A. Manfuso's Aneroid
was scratched an hour before post
time. Due to rain that marked the
early stages Of the program, the track
became slow and Aneroids handlers
decided to wait for the $4,000 added
Dixie At Pimlico.
Jockie Melvin Lewis. = veteran rider
staging a comeback with the Shandon
Farm Stable. piloted Burning Star
faultlessly. He allowed the colt to
settle into his stride. saved ground
wherever possible and eased him up
with the situation well in hand in the
closing sixteenth.
TempeStuOus and Tatterdemalion
alternsted in setting and pressing the
pace for three-quarters of a mile with
Busy X. close up. Burning Star came
through on the inside to get to improve
his position, spurted into the lead and
easily handled 4 game closing bid
by Busy K.
Masked General Falls Back.
Masked General had no excuses. He
held 4 prominent position in the early
running and fell back.
The race was worth $3.50 to the
winner, bringing Burning Stars earE-
ings to s50,425 for two years.
The final daily double of the meet
ing saw = pair Of 9-year -old geldings
winning to net their hackers $ll9.8O
each.
A. T. Partridge's Crystal Prince. son
of Prince Of Bourbon and Crystal
Maid. led home seven opponents in
the days mile and one sixteenth
opener. He took command at the far
turn to win easily His score was fol-
lowed by that of s. Bucklands Sharp
Thoughts. son OF Bistouri and Timely
Thoughts. Sharp Thoughts went to
the front at the half-mile post and
came home driving winner of the
three-quarter mile sprint in l:142-5.
d. j. Sullivan 3ds Giant Killer came
with a great rush through the home
stretch to. nose out E. r. Pixies Kenty
in the Old Virginia Handicap, mile
and one-sixteenth secondary feature.
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we'll Howards brilliant stretch runner
Stagehand has been heralded as an
other champion. His victory over
Seabiscuit has been called one of the
greatest feats in racing, notwithstand-
ing that he carried only featherweight.
Stagehand now is quoted at only 5 to
in the future betting and when
Derby day rolls around it promises to
be this senSa ational youngster against
the field.
With q field composed of such stars
as Stagehand, Menow. Bull Lea. Fight
King alone, 3 terrific struggle would
be assured. Yet there are others that
have shown q lot Of promise in re-
cent outings and it is possible that
in the few remaining days some colt
may spring into prominence either
through = sensational performance or
brilliant workouts.
The writer has pondered over the
various eligibles and weighed them all
with care. Compared their records,
their breeding, their speed and stay
ing power. Also considered the recent
races Of all of the probable starters.
1 selected Fighting Fox to win
this great race some weeks ago
and find nothing new TO alter
my selection.
This son OF Sir Gallahad III and
Marguerite is q full brother of the
mighty Gallant Fox and has a 2-year-
OLD record similar to that of the 1880
3-year-old champion. Before making
his first trip postward as 2-year r-old
the Belair Stud youngster had shown
up we'll in trials and was being praised
very highly.
Wins First Time Out.
The first time he appeared under
Stakes at Saratoga and he was pitted
against some of the best juveniles in
the land. He copped the stake in
game fashion, turning back such stars
as Mountain Ridge. The Chief, Regal
Sun. Bull Lea and six other lesser
lights.
The next time he went postwsrd he
finished third to Sky Larking and Bull
Lea. In the Hopeful Stakes he always
was a contender, but did not like the
heavy footing and was forced wide
entering the stretch. In his last start
of the year he finished third to Menow
and Tiger in the Futurity.
In Fighting Fox's first test as a s.
year-old he won with the utmost ease,
but his running time was slow.
He was not extended at any
time throughout the race and
therefore his running time was
not important.
In his second start this year. which
was in the $40 900 added Wood Memo
rial at Jamaica yesterday, he trimmed
Nedayr. Bourbon King. Pasteurized,
Can't Wait and several other promis-
ing Derby entrants.
II Fighting Fox duplicates the feat
Of his brother it will mark the third
triumph Of the Woodward colors in
the Blue Grass classic as Omaha
scored for Woodward in 1885.
All in all, the coming renewal Of
the Derby gives every promise of being
one of the most stubbornly fought con-
tests in the history of the race. Re-
gardless of the fact that I have Sc
lected the Fox to take the honors,
say. May the best horse win"
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fortune in the 64th running of the
blue grass classic at Churchill Downs
next Saturday, trainers will work day
and night to bring their charges up
to their engagement in tip-top shape
A horse may be overtrained rs well
as undertrained and 1t takes = clever
conditioner of thoroughbreds to have
his entrant in the pink Of condition on
the specified day.
In every part Of the United States,
yes, in all the worlds sports centers,
the big question now is Who do you
think will win the Kentucky Derby?"
The answer is difficult
This years running gives every
promise Of being one Of the most
bitterly fought contests in the long
history Of the race.
Plenty OF early speed on all sides
and thoroughbreds that can spot their
opposition many lengths and overhaul
them in the final strides are num-
bered among the probable starters. 1t
will take q champion that can run
both fast and far to trim the sl,000,-
900 worth OF horses he will find
matching strides with him.
Stands by Fighting Fox.
Since his brilliant triumps in the
$4,000 Santa Anita Derby and the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap. Max
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Jamaica Results

By the Associated Press.
FIRST .RACE-Purse $1,000; claiming
Cert B. IS. Renick1 lilo IA out
Battle Call Bailey 1-3 out
Miss Martis .R. MerritD al
Also ran-Reigning Lass. Spice Box.
Pytchley. Miss Algy
sEcosP e7.., er0ydsn
Eneore iSr,onss Is. R.nick, 90 SIS 10
At Play 'Stout, S-5 TO
Detroit Bull lWrisht) s-5
AIS Aiso ran. ran Sweet sxsetis Pie. Our K.tcham.
THIRD p. sAcE-Purss; s1,!: $1,000; maiden
asxins Music !Arcsro> al SIS
aSlave Song g. Renick) s-5
Also TanI5sBennie Vixen. Evening Light.
Il. bGosetit' Bailinderry. Sdoid. '' -'''
s5ssassntane s-stsrmount StsS1s stsS. entry; entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Jamaica Handicap:
purse. $4,000; 3-year-olds and UP: fur
ciodion twalp 81 IL IA
Merry Lassie Ionsden) 1T out
GREY T,ms Gold icHEona) sH IL
Also ran-Little Miracle. Black.
FIFTH RACE-The Wood Memorial:
purse. 100000 added: 3-year-olds: mile
and 20 yards
q Fighting Fox (Stout) 9-10 1-3 1-6
Can't Wait (WoolD 81 2-1
Opera Hat (Malley) 6-5
Time. l :43.
Also ran-Pasteurized. Quick Devil.
Nedayr. Bourbon King and Woodsong.
aWheatley Stable and Belsir Stud entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; maiden
3-year-olds and up; l mile and 70 yards;
Lucky Omen tWrighO 60 1-3 out
Consul (Arcaro) 2-1 3-5
Madero (Stout) out
Time. 1:45.
SEVENTH RACFThe Backbone Handi-
cap; purse $1,000 added: 3-year-olds and
up: l ,s miles.
Pastry tBianco) 3D. IL 1-2
Alexandrine HARDY 2.1 III
Stocks (Wrigkt) 4-b
Nso ran-aar jim James. corundum.
Doman11nS snd Quincy.
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THE CHIEF DRIVES
TO WIN AT DOWNS
Away Last, Sande- Trained
Horse Proves Real Derby
Threat in Victory.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April so-Earl
Sande cut loose with the Chief. his
second barrel for next Saturdays re-
newal OF the Kentucky Derby, In the
Daniel Boone Purse on today's open-
ing card at Churchill Downs.
And after the son of Pennant had
smothered three other Derby nomi-
nees, there was both expert and in
expert opinions that the Chief now
was more serious threat than his
illustrious stablemate, Stagehand.
Breaking last, the Maxwell Howard
representative closed with terrific
rush when called upon by Jockey
Jackie Westrope to lead the Milky
Way Stables Mountain Ridge to the
wire by two lengths.
Lawrin Fades at Far Turn.
The latter displayed an improved
effort to outdistance Woolford FARMS
Lawrin by four lengths. The Valdina
Farms Lassator, the only other starter,
was last, six lengths farther back.
Lawrin, the odds-on favorite,
gained the lead at the far turn, but
wnen the Chief charged he faded COM
pletely and was thoroughly beaten
under vigorous ride.
The track was slow for the inaugu-
raj program and the Chiefs time Of
1:l2 As for the furlongs was con-
sidered creditable
J. B. Respess' Main Man, showing
superior form, picked up top weight
of 124 pounds to beat a field Of 10
in the Gath running of the Clark
Handicap, IS 900 inaugural feature.
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Suffolk Downs
Results
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST .RAcE-Purse.. $1,000; claiming;
TI1s. ThHoPsr per- 'cSmpton, Is 11.eo ss" t.4o t4o
Time 11b.
Also ran-Bugle Call. Jesreel. Husu.
Funderburs Candar.
n. srf9sD End ,aiSo:, SSo; claim
Z. Pinehot seheihI 1880 700 4.2o
Determined (Gross) $40
Time. 1:14+s.
Also ran-Actdine. Doris b. chancery.
seeye, , DSas. 150na D,a Nj, sa4 ss
THIRD RAcE-rugse. 3. 900; claiming;
Founder (Biermsn5 ll.2O $40 40
st: Nick (TurneD $40
Also ,1anSHerond.s. Unlawful .ur,.lus.
catchall. Regardless.
FOURTH RAcELrurs.. $1,000: claim
US gs:l:i:' Si's:.:s'' 'ssss!s' ''F''pI; sso ~ sse
feedman lBiermsO $40
Also ran.-Rsmarkable. Bertillon.. .Araho
Lass Flushins Star Flower. Jacaueline NJ.
FIFTH RACE-The Plymouth Rock
Handicap: purse, $1,000 added; 3-year-
olds and up: 6 furlonxs.
Panther Greek (5chsih) '14.4O $40 $50
Higher Cloud (Turner) 4.6O 800
Clocks tEccard) 24O
Time. 1888.
Also ran-Marson, Pumpgun and Buster
Boy.
SIXTH RAcEErur.e g; 900: claiming;
3:year-olds: mile and 20 yards.
Ffndon tComptonb $50 800 24O
Stop Light (Scheih) $50 24O
Standard Time Nynch) $50
Time 1:47zs
Also ran-Do 1t and Alservant.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Ing; ; 4;year-olds and up; ! Lie miles;
zadis ka@s II Ana (INXHsh N.S1 II. smith 80 ssS ssS
Lady Federal (Berger) 2,4O
Time, / :b1 2-S.
Also ran-Bonnie Buss. Sun Asia. Bit
Of Sorrow.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 .OOO claim
ine: 4-year,old4 and up: / LIS miles.
Pepper Patch 0ierman) $50 $50 $40
Espinaca (Albrecht) $50 4.0O
Airlep e. Smith) 800
Tine, 1:B1.
,.lI N;s 8, ,sssa11sa:::s ssa1,a "a ::s.ssn :.ls Han.
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PRIZE FOR WORKMAN
D. c. Jockey Gets Watch as Top
Winner at 'Graw,

HAvRE DE GRACE. Md, April 80
(SpeciaD The $500 gold stop watch
offered by Gen. Edward Burke to the
leading winning rider during the ses-
sion ending today was presented to
Raymond Sonny Workman Of
Washington. who won 13 races up to
the end Of the days fifth event.
Al Shelhamer finished second with
IL victories.
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Field for Derby
May Be Only l3
1S the Associated Press,

- the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 30.-Of
the 103 thoroughbreds named for
the Kentucky Derby when nomi-
nations closed February IS, rail-
birds believed today the field had
been narrowed to 13 for the race
here next Saturday.
There might be one or two more,
but Z small field is indicated.
Here are the 13 now regarded rs
most likely starters with owners):
staxehand-Maxwell Howard.
2ightinK Fox-William r woodward,
pauber-William Du Pont. jr.
Mountain Ridge-Mrs. Ethel v. Mars,
Bull Lea-Warren Wright.
lawyin-H. M. Woolf.
Menow-Hal Price Headley.
Redbreast-..Mrs. Payne whitney.
Co-Spo:t-9ert Friend.
Gov. ChAndler-J. e, Metz
3urbon KinE-Hal Price Headley.
The Chief-Maxvell Howard
Can't Wait-Myron eelsniek.
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StagehandOkay
Sande Declares

LOUISVILLE. KY, April 30 [P.-
Stagehand. Maxwell Howard's out.
standing Kentucky Derby candi-
date, is in fine physical trim for
his big effort at Churchill Downs
next Saturday, Trainer Earl Sande
claims.
Sande vigorously denied a report
which suddenly became widespread
In the paddock at the Downs that
the Derby favorite had pulled up
lame after his morning gallop.
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START AURORA RACING.

AURORA ILL.,. April 30 R.-The
Fox Valley Inaugural Handicap. which
will open "a days Of racing here Mon
day. will include such entries as
Leading Article, Miss Dolphin, Reap
ing. CARDINALS. Transmutable. Rush.
away and Bien Fait.
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Say sslHs MheP a. q 1GoSist RSDsrts $50 sso seS
Lassies Mary d. Castille) $50
Also isae' ran@Mottled. Stealth. Seven Star.
Eruption. Dixie Boot and sylacauga.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: maiden
svysar.od Allies: Allies 41a furonss 0s oo so
bViragin ,StenenJ $50
Also ran~susie Bell. Our Treat, Quick
Change, Gay Jane. Layover and Hasty
bwvsldina Farm entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
4.year -o!ds and d. up: six furlongs Sehute,,
Nisn! s PoBsndns Bsndis Rober,son sssa $50 $50 $50 8
ST. Moritz tPerkins 40
Time. 1:l34-5
fMike Whalen, Good Heritage, Fritz Hal.
lam. chipeta. Natalie Alice and xerceise.
DAILY double paid $4,000 4
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: allow.
b%f5''ea bo5 Wh1sE sErd o9rn: DsssF5 1900 sS sSS s
Range Pim. DqSf N KS 1s'ef1en' $40
Also rsn"aGiIes County, Roscoe. ln.l
milky Way Farm entry. !;
FIFTH RACT-Purse. 81 .nO0 ai1ows
ances; 3-year- -olds: furlongs tohute>.
The Chief lWestrope) 700 $40 Out
Mountain Ridge tRobt tson) $50 Out
| Lawrin tAnderson) Out
Time. 1:124s.
Also ran-LAssator.
SIXTH RACE-The Clark Handicap:
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and up:
Main Man (w. F. ward> $40 $50 500
| Teddy Haslam Il. Hanford 1880 $500
| Old Nassau iDotterl 440
! Time. .i6@s.
Also ran-Bacon Galsun Mars Shield
Eagle Pass. Sceneshifter, Mucho Gusto and
| Arabs Arrow.
! SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim
| ing: for 4year-olds and upward; il.
Indian Head (Garner> 42O $40 $40
| Rough Diamond tCastile) $40 $50
| Chance King tRobertson) $50
| Time, :4Sl..
Also ran-Carnelian and Black Sleeve.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
| 4year-olds and UP; i IL miles.
| Butter Beans
o. SisSler, 1880 500 $40
/ Booming Guns fAndersonD $50 $50
| Flying Breeze (Hanford) 44O
| Time. 40
Also ran-Geo Gable. Grey Simon. Play.
| dema and Merry Go Round.
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Havre de Grace
Results
BY the Associated Press,

FIRST RAcE-Purse; $1,000; claiming;
1-esI 11,year7qlds ps,, and as. up; miles .o oo
p!ass sSsns $50 & eS
Black Scout ;Howell 500
c.4ps A;s a1.c, gt, jsss ss 9 sSn'e Flying
SECOND EAcE-Purse $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up: furlongs.
fnsr9 TsSYshi ssS b4.seS sfS 'o sS SS ssS ssS
Dizzy TImo. Dame 1!,4s .seote $50
=, Also ran-Gay Dos; Fire Mountain.
diri. 81, Grey chisitsIn. Nathan Hale. M 1H- siI-
DAILY Double paid S11s.soJ
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claiming;
eSfnss; sssih.m.r tsssf 1880 t4S S ssS sS
Broadstep tParadise) $50
Also ran-aTaunton. Golden Key. After
%s1tn. %s1h "a A.,G Garl'' Prowl' Ice Man and
"1G aMG ai y. Hamilton and w z.loor .n,rv
o5 yIs'1, E.SSc,1 ssos the
Giant Killer ,iDriseoiD $40 40 80
1
Time 1:473s.
Also ran-Careful Miss, Gerald, Caco-
demon and Billy Mole.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 10000: the
philadsDhts Phi & Handicap: s-yesr-oids and
Burning Star GewiS) 500 $50 300
Busy K (ShelhamerI $50 3SO
Tatterdem alion (Gilbert) 800
Time. :494s.
Also ran-Corinto, Isolator Piccolo,
Masked General and TempestuouS.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81. 900; claiming:
for 4-year-olds and up; j. miles.
| 1tsie Bitsie tVedder) $50 $40 400
| Ultalu (Scott) $50 4RO
Al Afre tSchmidD 400
Time. 1858.
Magic Gift.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81, 900: claim
| ing: for 4.year -olds and up; IH miles y,
Grand Duke (Workmanl $40 $50 go
Ancelot fHuhD F 2,6O
Tine. 1:46ss.
! 4lss ssa-,aas Msoess. Ssuu,sss aad
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Straight Place and Show

Just and Americas great sports spectacle the Kentucky
Derby
richest breeders it is
headlines in in the land.
until blue blooded arocras Of the
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FIRST RACE+HARDY jim, OAK
APPLE. TOP STAFF.

APPLE, TOP STAFF.
HARDY JIM turned in two
crackajack performance at Havre
de Grace and right of those good
efforts appears the solid choice.
OAK APPLE faced the starter
once at Bowie and lost the decision
by only half q length. He will be
very prominent. TOP STAFF has
flashed much promise and should
be in the pay-off.
SECOND RACE - BALCONY,
IDYLLIC, BAREBACK.
BALCONY trimmed q clever
sprint field at Tropical Park just
before shipping to Maryland and
duplicated the victory at this rae
ing strip on the 25th. She will be
tough. IDYLLIC scored at the
"0raw" and Is sure to be stout
factor at all times. BAREBACK
won several nice tests At New
Orleans last winter and should
complete the money picture.
THIRD RACE-EARLY TINES,
MATTAPONY, AGLOW.
EARLY TIMES managed to win
over good competition at Santa
Anita earlier in the year. He
started twice 1T Havre de Grace
and finished second each time.
Looks and acts good and brackets
are in order. MATTAPONY Is
nearing peak form and she will be
the stiffest sort OF competition.
AGLOW has been close up of late
and is 4 sure in-the- money PROPOSE
ton.
FOURTH RACE-TEDDY WEED.
CRAVAT, AUTUMN QUEST.
TEDDY WEED has managed to
be returned the winner Of two out
of three recent Maryland tests.
This selding has 10 Be yiven the
nod tn his pEsoent sznoijsnt eenA.
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Race Selections

BY, the Associated Press.
Suffolk Downs for Tuesday.
1-Inscription, Muggins, Poppinalong
2-Bryonin, Princess Torch, Minstrel
Star.
3EPavisand, Dixie Torch, Principessa
4-Mixwell, Top Tax, Porcellus.
@Posterity, Family Friend, Dorothy
Rock.
6-Synod. Paralda, Garden Message.
Peaceful. Our Bud, Sir Rose
81Blind Brook. Vitamin B, Berry
Patch.
Best bet-Blind Brook.
Jamaica (Fast.)
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Elwana. Bill D., Grand Jester.
2-Cantwell. Hasten Up, Wimbledon
Bird Dog, Gerry entry, Salamis.
4-Shadytown, Spandau, The Story.
5-Ceiling, Scrooge, Clean Out.
6-Alarming. Telling Them, Noon
folly.
First Bid, Night Serge, Bailiwick
Best bet-Ceiling
Pimlico (FasU.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Hysterical, Balloter, Savant.
balcony, Tractable, Dark Friend.
3-Aglow, Early Times, Sachem
4-Teddy Weed, Cravat, Autumn
Quest.
5-Jay Jay, Preeminent, Dark Beau.
6-Kievson. Golden Vein, Evergold.
7-Chatterdoo, Moralist, Shot and
Shell.
Best bet-Jay Jay.
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Churchill Downs
Results
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4year-olds and up; lis miles
Say When Up. Roberts, $40 $50 300
Leading Bet (Cowleyi 44.20 IL so
LaSsies Mary Cd. Castille) $50
Time. :512s.
Also ran-Mottled. Stealth. Seven Star.
Eruption. Dixie Boot and Sylacauga.
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Rossvan's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Pimlico Tomorrow.
BEST BET-JAY JAY.
BEST BET-JAY JAY.

ton. CRAVAT displayed good
form in Florida and promises to
run well over this oval. He has
worked very swiftly. AUTUMN
QUEST scored often last year and
is said to be fit and ready.
FIFTH RACE-JAY JAY, INFAN.
TRY, PREEMINENT.
JAY JAY is partial to this oval.
He just failed to get the important
money the other afternoon by the
narrowest OF margins and looks to
have something Of an edge here.
INFANTRY wins often and ac-
cording to the clockers is in the
best shape of his entire career.
PREEMINENT is fast and good
and will take q lot Of beating in
this sport.
SIXTH RACE-KIEvSON. TUT.
TICURIO, SAN ANT1OCA.
KIEVSON, from the consistent
Bedwell barn, has shown splendid
form all year, and while he meets
keen opposition this afternoon, I
look for him to score as Shelhamer
pleases. TUTTICURIO seldom
runs q bad race and may be
counted on to finish in the first
flight. SAN ANTIOCA won both
Of his Havre de Grace efforts and
will be in the money scramble.
SEVENTH RACE - MORALIST,
CHATTERDOO, SHOT AND
SHELL.
MORALIST always manages to
win his share of the purses. He
just did fail to get up in time to
cop his last at Bowie and appears
to have . decided edge. CHAT
TERDOO Is on the improve and
has to be reckoned the most dan
gerous Of the opposition. SHOT
AND SHELL can better his last
bad test and finish In the money
beoakok
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Aurora East.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Apropos. Individual, Sister Polly.
2-The Millay, Strategist II, Equanim-
ity.
3-Rapid Bells, Two Tricks, Beaver
Lake
Xavier, Pegging Away, Busse
Trumpet.
5-Geologist, Saracen, Boston Sound
6-Chance Ray. Dolly Val, Miss
Dolphin.
'7-Genesis, Dark Roamer, Repaid.
8-Glaf Wings. Tut Tut, jolly Pilot.
9-Spanish Red, Sun Image. Reel
away.
Best bet-Xavier,
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Cloudy and fast.
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Entries TOT TOMORROW.
BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-3-year-o -olds: purse. $500:
claiming: furlongs.
Eternal Wave = 116 Man Hunt l13
xIndlvldual ----1O6 xSister Polly---110
xLittle Hig g-----10S xPedant ------106
Aprop0S ---1Og
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Aurora

Entries for Tomorrow.
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Suffolk Downs
. Entries for Tuesday.

EntrleS Tor TueSd
By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1938-05-01

NINTH RACE (substitute)-4-year-o
and upward; claiming: purse. $500: 5La