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Evening star., 1939-09-24
THrt Nesvs and Comment
By GREG JOHNSON

decide for myself which mount to
accept.
Alfred Vanderbilt and officials Of
the Maryland Jockey Club deserve
no end of praise for arranging such
a race as the Pimlico Special. It will
make America race conscious and
give Mr.. and Mrs America some
thing to think about other than the
European war. Winning the Pimlico
Special would bring me great Joy,
but no matter which horse I ride in
the race, or where finish, I'm still
glad to participate in It,"
While it's q long way to November
l, we have been sounding out horse
men on their choices for the Pimlico
Special. Right now q slight majority
favors Eight Thirty in q race up to
mile and three-sixteenths, with
Challedon having an edge when
horsemen discuss q race of q mile
and q quarter or over.
In the meantime, Sunny Jim
Fitzsimmons, trainer of Johnstown,
who has been asked to pit his skill
against Challedon and Eight Thirty
In the Pimlico Special, is keeping
mum as to what he expects of his
charges. However. he Will be heard
from soon.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Sweet Patrice Lands
Upset Triumph in
Pierce Handicap
Mayer FiIIy Out Front
All Way; Second Coin
To Liberty Flight
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SALEM, N. H., Sept. 23.-Louis B.
Mayors Sweet Patrice, 3-year-old
daughter Of Halcyon-My Tide, sur
prised band of capable sprinters
to win the $4,000 Col. A. j. Pierce
Handicap of furlongs today before
q week end crowd of $4,000.
Under Chuck Charlton's handling
the Ally went to the top at the
start and never was headed. She
won by length over w. F.. Man.
nagh's Liberty Flight, which had
two lengths over the third horse,
Weston w. Adams Listaro.
The only 3-year-old in the field
of nine starters and under feather
of 101 pounds. Sweet Patrice, closing
at better than II to /. paid $3.50,
5000 and $540. Liberty Flight re-
turned $720 and $40 and Listaro
$3.50.
The winner clicked of the six
panels in 1:ll4s and took the lions
share Of the purse. 1t was the
first win in II starts for the fllly this
season. A year ago she won 7
OF 10 starts, finishing out of the
money only twice.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Chief 0naway, Marfeu
Take Co-features
Al Hawthorne
Bob's Boys, Gross Cutter
Gother Second Money
In Stretch Bottles
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Chief Ona-
way, purchased recently by Law
renee Baker of California from the
E. w. Duffy estate, outlasted Bob's
Boys to win by head today in the
Hawthorne Hapdicap at a mile and
a sixteenth. Some Count was third.
Chief Onaway, ridden by Porter
Roberts, ran the distance in LAS
and paid $3.50 to win.
Marfeu scored surprise victory
IN the co-featured Memorial Handi-
cap, coming up with a rush in the
stretch to win by a length and a
quarter over Grass Cutter. Light
spur was third.
The winner was clocked in 1:l2k
for the six furlongs and paid $20.2
to win.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RkcE-Purse, $1,000: maiden
2-year-old colts and seldings; 5la fur
Calory James) Al 81 IL
Rollo (Andersonl 6-1 81
Plowshare tWoolD SO
Also ran-Knsdom. Gold Teddy.
b Whipaway aGallahadion. Sir Lancelot.
Star Wind, Bo Beau. Big Chance Last
Gee. Bollngbroke, GREY Wolf. Mon Time.
Milky Way Farm entry.
Falaise Stable entry.
r. L. Gerry entry.
SECOND RACE-The Earlocker steeple-
chase: purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds and up:
about miles.
t5Sels 9S9ssss eot.sss ts3h' eMsoovern't 81 s-s
Also iMe' ran%carrisan. :,ito;a BaspiDe and He
Goes.
puT1s TnRR ssoJS aded MatSa s sahes
Miss Ferdinand twestrope, 81 2-1 4-5
Plauet (Arcaro) IL 2-5
Thorn Apple (Richar6 6-5
oa Also rs, esss %ss Elk. @;s ;.sns;
dare and Be Like Nom.
a G. D. Widener entry.
FOURTH RACE-The Stromboli Handi-
cap; purse. $1,000 added; class c; 3-year-
olds; = furlongs( main course).
Out Mat Dotter) 81 9-5 3-5
Beau James tDupuy) 6-6 l-2
BaShi Bazouk (Meade) 7-10
Time. 1:12.
Also ran-a Up the Creek, On Loco
cation. T. NJ. Dorsett.
Milky Way Farm entry.
FIFTH RAcE-The Manhattan Handi-
cap; purse. $500 added; 3-year-olds and
up: w miles.
Sorteado tHaas) 81 81 rs
Cravat (James) 1-2 1-b
Isolater tStout) IL
Time, 2:2Sss new American record.
Also ran-Sickle T.. Conde Rico. Stands
Alone, Shangay Lily and Belay
SIXTH RACE-The Dark Secret Glass
G Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; II. miles.
Opera Hat (Malleyl 1875 rs 3-5
Journey On Gongden) As 13
Strabo (James) 6-5
Also ran-Olimpo, Shining One. Mars
Shield Bootless, Puchini and Pretty Pet.
Circle M Ranch entry.
SEVENTH RACrThe Firearm Glass c
Handicap; purse $1,000 added; 3year-
olds and up: furlongs, main course.
Capulet (Haas) 9-5 40 1-3
Mahdi tJames) Al 2-1
Roar tArcaro) 21
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Indian Lodge, Time Passes.
Milk Punch. Open Door and Bogert.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Boil Park Gets Rodeo
On October l3. ID

A rodeo, Of all things, will scar
Mr.. Griffith's we'll manicured turf
October 13 and IA when the Variety
Club stages its Cavalcade of Thrills.
Lariat throwing, bronco busting
and bulldogging steers are few of
the things visiting cowboys will
demonstrate for their uninitiated
brethren. and with veteran troupe
coming here to give the performance,
thrills virtually are guaranteed.
Jack Jackson, Reno expert, and
Nell Rogers, one of the few cowgirls
still in the rodeo business, will dis
play their talent.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
7Porfer's Mite Grabs
Second Coin From
.E| Chico by Nose
Charlotte Girl, Outsider,
Victor as Early Morn
Is Disqualified
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
, HAVRE DE GRACE, Nd, Sept.
: 23-The Greentree stables Third
. Degree registered his third con-
secutive victory and his fourth in
nine starts this year, when he cap
tured the 21st renewal of the Po-
tomac handicap, l 1/16-mile fea-
ture, run before $4,000 fans.
Ell Chico, chestnut son of John
p. Grier and owned by William
Zeigler, jr., of Middleburg, Va, had
the Third Degree fans on the anx-
ious bench for seven-eighths of a
mile by setting a terrific pace.
Ell Chico Is Winded.
However, Ell Chico ran out of
wind a 10th from home and Wayne
D. Wright brought Third Degree,
the public choice, along fast to
capture by three lengths the ST.
$50 first money. w. E. Boeing's S
Porter's Mite, which was pinned on
the inner railing for three-quarters
of mile, fought his way clear in
the stretch and got up to nose Ell
Chico out of second money.
Third Degree raced the distance
In 1:44 as and paid $3.50.
Form players in the biggest
crowd of the meet got off to a run
ming start when F. A. Burton's
Consuello and Raj PARIS King
Pharamond won the first and second
events, respectively. Coupled in the
double" they paid 1920.
Annie Alone Winner.
The Shandon Farms Annie Alone,
third in the recent Eastern Shore,
reeled off 6 furlongs in 1:12 3/5
to land the Fort McHenry. She paid
So. The race was bitter disappoint-
ment to form players, who wagered
more than $4,000 on M. M. Morin's
Glorious Time, only to see the filly
finish fourth after setting all the
early pace.
Players of favorites took it on
the chin in the furlongs of the
fourth, when the Tall Trees Stables
Early Morn, carrying more than
$4,000 of their money, was dis
qualified after finishing second to
Phil Reuters Charlotte Girl. The
favorite was disqualified for car
rying part of her field wide turning
for home. The winner paid $23.20.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
5obriety Runs Fastest
{ 6FurIongs Of Meet
Al Detroit
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Sept. 23.-Sobriety, g.
year-old gelding owned by Mrs.
E. H. Beezley of California, ran
the fastest furlongs of the year
over the Detroit Fair Grounds
race track today to take the Autumn
Handicap, feature event of the day
here.
A crowd Of $4,000 saw Sobriety
finish a length and a quarter in
front of Imperial Jayna, with
Neighbor third in the five-horse field,
a head behind Imperial Jayna and
a head in front of Candescent.
Mrs. Beezley's gelding stepped
the furlongs in Ill fiat and
paid $500 to win, s. to place and
$2.40 to show. Imperial Jayna
paid $40 and $3.50, while Neighbor
was good for $3.50.
What Now, a 58-to1 shot, led from
start to finish in the third race
and paid $11780 for a 81 ticket.
Bobby's Son took the first race
and Capt. Henry the second for
a daily double of $751; for 81.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Rockingham Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PresS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse,. $500: claiming:
JIM slssss 1ss 'Moo?e qe; i i7So S5e' $40 500
Dancing Cloud Wiiaier, 1880
Also ran-El Puma. Rushing BY. Alma
Il zine ;s,,! ArmstTong, Hish End: steeDletop
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
2.year-olds and up, furlonss..
Ho1.s steady pOoar Don 'TayloT 900 so go
Higher Bracket tDickey, 1910
AIS AISo ran.Marph. Idle Ell camar.derie
Ferdinand. Adds and Mixvell
DAILY Double paid ST. 1.00)
THIRD RAcE-The Tilton: purse. 5000:
sS Camp Verde Packer $50 go $50
a EISsI!S Tims RI! 'MeRoberts '' ESQ $50
Five one-o-one. Lucky Heels and Mas
&C. Andrade III and T. P. Moran en-
BIB. F. Lister entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 1000. claim
Lady Flash 9charitoni il so $50 '' go
Chief Nadi !Robaro 40
-, Also ran-Genie Palatine. Pumpgun,
Neon Light. Panorascope and Merry Mood
FIFTH RAcE-Ihe Col. A. J. Pierce
handicap: purse. $1,000; 3-year-olds and
up; furlones tchute,.
sweet Patrice tCharltonl
Liberty Flight tMoore) '0 80 40
Listaro tRobart, $50
Also ranILeadins Article, .w.rline,
Cardinals. Mar Le Zoic and Clodion.
aW. w. Adams entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Lost River Handi-
cap purse, s1,500 3-year-olds and up;
silent witness (Rob.ro $50 ago $50
Midair packer 500 800
Love Day tKrovitz) $50
Time, :46ls.
Also ran-Weekly Stipend Flying Wild
and Blue Fang.
SEVENTH RACE-The Nottingham:
purse. 5000; claiming; 3-year -olds and up;
l i. miles.
Risenfy iKroyitz) 900 4.6o 800
Buste tBierman, 42O 400
Orinoco tRobart) $50
Also me' ran1old iae Nassau, Mi.mb. Girl,
Lady Ariel and Propn.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
4-year,olds and up: IL miles.
eHsnas efsntou4 M'nH chaPton Fnssi $50 4sSS a." ~"
Ofhciate May $40
Time. 49,
Back and Khay.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Yunks' Joe Gordon Joins
@. W. in Grid Drill

You didn't see him, but Joe Cor
don, Yankee second baseman. was
traipsin' around in short practicing
football yesterday morning. It's a
good thing Marse Joe Mccarthy
didn't see him, too, although Joe
did nothing to endanger his diamond
activities.
Gordon, who played freshman
football and varsity baseball at Ore
gon under Bill Reinhart, joined his
former coach for a session with the
George Washington eleven. His wife
is visiting the Reinharts.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Hovre de Grace Results

TIRsI, sAGEpnrss sns p! slGon s11lon:s claiming;
Syracuse Dupps) 1340 $50
The Runner tPorter) 300
Also ,e' ran3To Town. Modern AGE Bub-
Sleworth; Shooting Scout, Dinamsa; Iaa HovsS1 e.:
vile.
SECOND EAcE.Purse,e $1,000; $1,000, claim
Ing; 3,year-olds and up: q furionss.
AttaS iGsheIhamerp a' sioA0 $50 $50 200
Ugin (GilberD 9.40 $50
si!ionairee 'puDps) 40
Also 5an@SEbeny Fly, Minston: Miss Miss
Friend: Ratsey Besone. Double Back and
~ daily Double paid s1s.2oo
@ THRP edS nAcEThe v.a9oo F15t sIle. Mcaequy: 9uy
AnSs Al9ns . EsssF '%ssee, 500 SS sSS asS
Gala Belle IRyanI $40
Also i' ran-imprudent. Miss Maker,
Glorious Time.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81. 200: claim
ShssIotts, Grl Martin' 1920 zoo a4o 44o
Sketch Book lDupps) $50
,.5i: :e pb5s Esss Kgsa sasa; sssg sss5 Dis
ss yssSss ,..sGs Srr}s Sgt HS5s on disqualified
FIFTH RACE-The Potomac Handicap:
purse, $4,000 added: 3-year-olds: lis
H1tfsi Third Degr.. cwrisho $50 4.so 4so s.so 90
Porter's Mite (Adams) 4.2O $40
FL Chico (WalD 4.4O
Also ran-Heatherbroom, Mazda, Total
Eclipse, Unerring.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, ST 900: claiming;
Swear -olds and up: Ia miles.
Brooke Herod
tMcDonald) S.1O 40 30
Millray tDupps) 14.5O 10
Woodwac tEccard 4.3O
Also ran-a Mary's Boy. Huppy Build
ing Trades Baffler, Chase Him. Briar Blue,
6ebellious. Salt Bay and Our Laddie.
Mrs. NJ. Cranford-J. E. Simmons entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse., $1,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 1Hs miles.
Scarlet o. (Wallace) 1910 500 4.20
River Dee (McDonalO 1880 $50
Kingsem (GilberD $50
Also ranwMon Doit. Nancy Mae, Rocky
Meadow Scoria, Itsamaid. Howard, Victory
Light, Corum and Artist.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Sorfeado Marks Up
American Record
Al i Miles
Crovot Close Second
In Manhattan; Miss
Ferdinand Victor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Sorteado,
South American-bred stablemate of
the mighty Seabiscuit, gathered in
some more glory for Charles S. How
ards stable today when he won the
37th running of the Manhattan
Handicap at Belmont Park and es-
tablished an American record of
2 minutes 1926 seconds for a mile
and half.
Townsend B. Martins Cravat,
heavily weighted and heavily backed
favorite, was second in a close finish,
while William WoodWards Isolator,
last years winner of the stake, was
third.
Sorteado's time clipped one-fifth
of second off the American record,
held jointly by War Admiral and
Handy Mandy.
The California -owned thorough
bred overshadowed by his speed the
winner OF the days other big race,
the 2-year- -old Miss Ferdinand,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w.
Lunger of Wilmington, Del, which
breed furlongs down the Widener
straightaway in 1:12 to win the 33d
Matron Stakes and $14,825. Scoring
her first stakes victory, Miss Ferdi-
nand finished four lengths on top,
with Mrs. Payne Whitney's Piquet,
the lis favorite, second and George
D. Widener's Thorn Apple third.
Sorteado carried 112 pounds. in
cluding Jockey Leon Buddy Haas,
in his record-smashing triumph.
The victory was only the second
Sorteado had scored in this country
in II starts.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Southern Mary|anders
Extend Saddle Show

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. $50
popular have its shows become that
the Southern Maryland Horse
Breeders Associations eighth an
nual event will be conducted over q
period of two days instead of one.
The 1899 show is scheduled Sat-
urday and Sunday, October Z and 8,
on the Frank Peddicord farm at
Harwood.
The Saturday events will be for
draft horses and will begin at 10
am.
On Saturday, beginning at / pm,
light horses will be featured in q
17-event program for men, women
and children.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Six YearIings Destroyed
In Kentucky Fire

PARIS, KY, Sept. 23-Fire de-
stroyed six thoroughbred yearlings
in a barn on Tolle Young's Creek
view farm near here early today.
Young estimated his loss at $14,-
600.
The yearlngs included filNes by
Brilliant, Whichone, Saxon and
Psyche.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Mississippi State Runs
Wild on Howard, $50

BY the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Sept.
23.-Mississippi State rolled up q
$50 victory over Howard College
here today, showing over two touch
downs in the flrst quarter, three in
the second and two more in the
third.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
indians, White Sox Play
Same Day and Night

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23-Harry Gra-
biner, vice president of the Chicago
White Sox. said today the Sox would
play an afternoon and a night game
with the Cleveland Indians Wednes-
day.
Tuesdays game has been moved
back to provide for the day-night
double-header.
One admission ticket will be good
for both games, Grabiner said.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Harold Manders, the big right
handler bought from Beaumont by
Detroit is a member of the famous
Manders family who performed so
notably upon the gridiron at Iowa.
Harold, however, put in only one
year at that college and started to
pitch professionally In 1887.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Hawthorne Results
BY the Associated Press

BY tpe Associated Press.
sy.a7nld, FIRST RAcEmnu1se, S ;nl5s, 5000; claiming
Minelinx Rollins, 1l.eo $50 400
Albert Jay (Haberl 1910 $40
6r9sner Higher tRodriEue1) $40
High Link Flash Ghs Flash Wehvfs oivis saxon issh
oprlsinF' Allmar and Arched.
SECOND RAcE--Purse. 1000: claim
ing; 3,year-olds and up 6 furlongs.
Busse Trumpet Flinchum)
Getalons (Elam> 100 3,09 3O9
Ultidue tRodrieuez) 320
Also e rannvuuest, Lady Thirteen, I,ttl.
Drift, Biueneld and Ngrette
DAILY Double paid S63.)
, THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 900: claiming;
aN1yearLolds Ns1iaGs and H3, up; fqrloanss, -
saaf Happs Road "a rlnfhuM a. martn no 4Soo $So
Royal Countess tMilitelio) $50
sonny john, Magic feai Dan. NiSn sadis rsusns snd
Wha Hae.
FOURTH RACE-The Chatteron: purse.
81 900; allowances; class D; 3-year-olds
Eoyal Blue (Rodriguez) $40 $50
Grey Streak ~. Richarb 800
Also ran-Cautivo Hallinderry, Vassar
and Epdor
SIXTH RACE-The Hawthorne Handi-
cap; Purse. $500 added: 3-year-olds and
up: l 1-16 miles.
Chief onaway (Roberts, 7sO 40 $50
Bob's Boy Gitzenberger) $40 46O
Some Count tRollins) 700
Time. 1:45.
Also ran-Rude Awakening. Chance Ray,
Arabs Arrow. Viscounty and Sir Jim James.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles
Whipstitch tFlinchum) 11.4O $50 $50
Corker tEichardD $50 300
Marco G. (Elam) $50
Time. 2:34as.
Also ran--Ron. William ". High Man,
Extended and Larry s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse 5000; claiming
4-year-olds and I'D: Is miles.
Glea3e Golonel =, Joe aMarinellD $50 400 300
Pompous Genie (Rcberts) $50
Also ran-Kapena. Captain Jinks, Tue
cia, Petard and Jewelry.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Third Degree Makes Three Wins Row With Triumph Potomac andcar
Browns Get Legion Grad

Robert Virgil Swift, catcher pur-
chased by st. Louis from San An
tonic, was in the Salina. Kans.,
American Legion Junior team in
1929, 1890 and 1881.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Bosox Catcher Is Toll

George Lacy. the catcher bought
by the Boston Red Sox from Minne-'
apols. is 6 feet, 21a inches tall, an
inch taller than Bill Dickey Of the
Yankees.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Hovre de Grace
BEST BET-INSCOLITA
BEST BET-INSCOLITA

she has enough stamina to main
tain her advantage to the pay
off line. LADY MARYLAND has
been showing keen speed of late
and will be a threat. ROBERT
L is consistent and rates con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
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Evening star., 1939-09-24
THIRD RACE-WINTER SEA,
SACK, ROYAL JESTER.

WINTER SEA raced in much
better fashion last time out than
the charts suggest. This filly has
victories to her credit at Della
ware and Arlington. SACK is a
bullet from the gate and will be
in front as far as he goes.
ROYAL JESTER for the short
end.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Hawthorne Entries
For Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press

>, FIRST %RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
the A. +. F.: 2-year-old maidens; 6 fur.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Hawthorne

nav WtAOEHCs
BY Chicago Daily News.
1-Buss, Tornado, City Box.
2-Witful, Risibility, High Renown.
3-Anopheles, Transport, Purple
Wrack.
4-Valdina Farms entry. Ortaisi,
Joe w.
5-Linger Awhile. Shot Put, Ken
yon c.
6-Forever Prince. Busy Morn, Un-
easy.
7-Askaris, Cottingham, Paralda.
8-Scrappy Miss, Blazearound. Ar
abic.
Sub-Rhett, Wild Pigeon. Jadva.
Best-Forever Prince.
Rockingham.
Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Squawker. Pytchley, Stavka.
GOOD Omen, Alarming, Mr..
Buddy.
3-Open Book, Peaceful. Shantime.
+Double r., Hijo Gaucho, Per-
sonable.
Sassy Mate, Uncle Water, Lynn.
6jGen. L., Reminding, Foggy Day.
8-Brass Monkey, Peter Pumpkin,
Palan.
Best Bet-Sassy Mate.
Belmont.
East.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Old River, Jocks Ann, Crumpet,
2-Day Dodger, Simeon, Beauty
Flag.
1Borrowed Time, Coquelicot,
Marchelin.
4-Smart Crack, Clean Out, Dinner
Date.
5-Misrule, Chip In, Riccadonna.
6-Bold Turk, No Ending, Postage
Due.
Even Up, Mon Reve, Departed.
Best Bet-Misrule.
Havre De Grace.
(Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Arboreal, Gay Amazon, Second
Heaven.
2-White Eye, Key Man, Ellacaw.
3-Mi Jock. Royal Jester, Challenca.
4-Redlin, Lady Maryland, Robert L.
5-Bedwell entry, Montsin, DR..
Whinny.
6-Inscolita, Spartan Lady, Fascua.
7-Alexandrine, Maecloud, Oddesa
Frank.
Best Bet-Redlin.
Hawthorne.
(FaSt.)
BY the Louisville Times.
Jack Alex, City Boy, Illinois Tom.
2-Kenton Bar, Palasan, Alma Mug
get.
3-Threadneedle, Delta Dan, Ano-
pheles.
4-Valdina entry. Billie Day, Joe w.
5-Kenyon c., Russia, Star Bud.
6-Forever Prince, Busy Morn, Don
Creole.
Labor Day, Agotaras, Motion
Picture.
8-Blazearound, Bargain Hunter,
Arabic.
9-Prum, Jadva, Noticing.
Best Bet-Valdina entry.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
FIRST RACE-ROSEPILLAR,
GAY AM AEON, PHONE

DIJON.
ROSEPILLAR has worked i'm
pressively for tomorrow,s outing
and I expect the Sir Galahad III
gelding to take the honors. GAY
AMAZON is fit and ready. She
licked good ones at Delaware.
PHONE DIJON will be with the
pace from the drop of the flag.
S SECOND RACE-ELLACAW,
KEY MAN, ROSSMAN.
ELLACAW has been racing con-
sistently on the New England
circuit and her best effort will
have her leaving the ranks of
the non-winners. KEY MAN has
been right there in all recent tests
and will be hard to turn back.
ROSSMAN has trained well for
this.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Down the Stretch

HAvRE DE GRACE, Md, Sept. %
Which do you prefer to ride in
the Pimlico Special on November /,
Challedon or Eight Thirty?
That's the question we fired at
Jockey Harry Richards.
Richards said: boy, I'm sure
pleased at being under contract to
one of the owners of those two great
3-year-olds. Orchards is under con-
tract to Eighty Thirty's owner) If I
had to make a decision myself, it
would just be my luck to pick the
wrong horse. Other riders, some of
them considered the best in their
profession, made similar mistakes,
and I don't want it said of me that
although I've ridden both Challe-
don and Eight Thirty, I didn't have
brains enough to select the better
mount.
ut has been my good fortune to
win numerous races this year with
both Challedon and Eight Thirty.
They are, in my opinion, both grand
thoroughbreds. They now are at
tops and are trained by men who
know their way around q race course.
As to which Is the better, repeat
I'm sure glad that I don't have to
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Belmont.
(Fast).

Penelope D., Abbaside, Old River.
2-Ship Biscuit, Swami, Day Dodger.
3-Dotted Swiss, CoQuelicot, Trapeze,
Artist.
+Clean Cut, Blue Stocking, Flying
Lee.
5-Misrule, Imperial Scout, Chip In.
6-Soigne, Postage Due, He Said.
broad Stripes, Mon Reve, Lieber.
Best Bet-Misrule.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

FOUR TIL EREDLIN,
LADY MARYLAND, ROB-
ERT L.
REDLIN will go out on top
with the break and I believe
Evening star., 1939-09-24
FIFTH CHI, d
WHINNY. ACE CALL.

CHI has been racing gamely
In all Of his outings. DR..
WHINNY made every pole a
winning one at this point Thurs
day. ACE CALL has worked
swiftly and is not out Of it.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
SEVENTH RACE-MAECLOUD,
ODDESA FRANK, ALEX
ANDRTNE

MAECLOUD won often at Del
aware and Maryland this spring.
She has been on the sidelines
for a while but is reported fit
for the winners circle at the
first asking. ODDESA FRANK
has keen speed and will threaten.
ALEXANDRINE is as good as
her last win suggests.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Racing Selections
For 7 omorrow
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOciAted Press.
Havre De Grace.
East.
Cay Amazon, Phone Dion,
Tomoca.
2-Key Man, Rossman, Gossip Time.
3-Ponemah, Set, Winter Sea.
4-Redlin, Robert L., Lady Mary
land.
5-Dr. Whinny, Ace Call, Orcades.
6-Pradis, Inscolita, Beacon Rock.
HAlexandrine, Maecloud, Light
Chatter.
Best Bet-Redlin.