The Washington times., 1938-06-17
Ry PADDOCK

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, June
17.-REVONAH took the lead last
time out and made every pole a
winning one, with plenty in re-
serve. The veteran campaigner
has not run a bad race in his last
four appearances here. He en-
counters same caliber of platers
ana I am confident he can repeat.
With Apprentice Hacker riding,
he looms the days best bet.
He will have the consistent
MAMUCK as his main threat in
the opening dash. The latter, sec
ond to Flying Carpet yesterday. is
at the peak of his best form right
now and seems the most formid-
able contender. SWEEPEMUP
was whipped three noses for all
the money last outing and off that
effort figures very close.
FIRST RACE-The New River State
School; $500; claiming; 4-year-olds and
upward; y miles.
Mamuck Ill 1usta Pilgrim. IL
sweepemup ..113lLight Action . .. 113
POLL PARROT has been trying
to win a race for a long time.
Has been right there in his last
thee tries and in this cheap field
he should prove much the best.
ANYWOMAN also has shown
class lately. Breaks off the rail
and should give the top one the
most trouble. TOP SHELL has
Tot faced the barrier in quite a
while, but the campaigner reeled
off six panels in 1915 rs for this.
SECOND RACE-The Shepherd State
Teachers College; $400; claiming; 3-year-
olds and upward; Charles Town course;
Poll Parrot. .116 Wander Bird ...1O6
Lead Please iii Top Shell. ...... Ill
Wittekind ..116 Miss Darling .1O6
Also eligible
xChristine Adee 106I Swing King 80. Ill
xJudith B......1Os xIsle o. Joy .1O6
Bluey ..... I'LL xDouble On Sea .106
CROSSING OVER is a much
improved platter. Seems to 60
right along and whip good ones
eacn time. Breaks from a outside
position and holds the edge in
here. SILVER ARCH was right
there last time out in a fast
affair. Drops down a bit in here
and seems strictly the one to beat.
JUSTA GIRO, winner of two
straight heats, is tossed in here
light and may 90 plenty of run.
ming.
THIRD RACE-Four-year-olds and up
ward; the Fairmont State Teachers Col
lege: claiming; purse, $500; Charles
Town course
Miss Toucna ..1OsIsilver Arch. Ill
xZippy 106l Veritas ........ los
Freds Warning ia Justa Giro..... IL
Mabel Beyond. .loslCrossing Over. 112
Handley ,.....117LPegadette ....1OS
Morvim .......112f
WASHOE VALLEY failed to
stop last time out. The little filly
opened up long lead after a poor
start and won with plenty in re
serve. Breaks from the outside
this time, but in her present form
will be hard to beat. ROYAL
VEIL is a tough old platter, al
ways knocking at the door
Tossed in light here and the tor
one can't make any mistakes
CAIDON whipped Mafuta and
several other good sprinterS here
yesterday and the youngster may
come back with another good race
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-ol and
upward: the Jack Proctor; purse, $500
about Az furlongs
Justa Canter. 112INay Nay ...... III
Adriatic ...... 115lRoyal Veil. -. II:
Caidon ........10S 10SlBuckley'R Pride II;
Also eligible:
Down Timber. III
HURDY GURDY came right
along and knocked over. SOME
good sprinterS last time out. Thii
sprinter is hard to whip when II
top form and with Bobby Roo
riding should account for the fifth
event. PROTEUS, winner Of hi
last start in easy fashion, can b
depended upon to go well and fig
ures second best. AELLA, winne'
of two out of three starts. will b,
right there if fast oval prevails
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-old and UT
ward: the Marshall College: claiming
purse. $500: Sh furlonRs.
Best Policy .. 115lEdith Walker II
AeIla ......... 113lMoon Hunter IL
Proteus ....... 1l6lMeridian Time IL
Quick Vine " 109lHurdy Gurdy E. II
JABBERIE won her last from
practically the same field in cas-!
fashion. Although picking vi
four additional pounds I look TO
her to duplicate her winning fea'
| of last Saturday. LADAAN RaYI