The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-12
WHIRLAWAY SET FOR BELMONT'S
 CLASSIC IN JUNE
Great Stretch.Run Has Won TwO.Thirds of Turf.
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 tS'nltea Prea Stan Ccssespeadsat)
 New Fork, May i3 - tUpJ = There ie q brand new buSn-of fvthoS month club in the realm of sport todAy--and this one isn't made up oe boxsrs
 It is composed instead ce . high, wide and unhandsome assortment of three-year.old horses and you can accept the grudging word og Q skepeic who had to Do enlightened the hard way that lt follows Ail OutS lines Of the parent organization, right down to tho last D.
 The club numbers about as meme bers and Q 9ion.buna president. The latter is c rather ittle fellow but he is a tough @ Joe Louis end C whole lot faster. Ills name is Whirls away and we1l just skip the adjec. lives by saying he iS everything JohnetOwM and 1imAleCla should have been but weren't. As for tho others, well, read along end decidG for yourself.
 whirleway formed the club 10 days ago. He had been touring the country doing one day stands and except for 6 few good Showings near Saratoga he had been pushed around by 20 different horses at 6 half doseh different tracks. Then, practically overnight, he started paying attention O his jocke% and discovered he wasn't c bum et AM. He wae just naislnderstood.
 We Wuz Robbed"
 So he reformed and first thing he knew he he'd won Q TAce called the Kentucky Derby by eight lengths. The other buns, Portes's Gap, Our Boots and Dispose, turned on him and bitterly accused him of slippinS them the old double.x, They nelgh9d the equivalent of i've wus robbed" and moved on to AAryland where they figured Co pull him back to their level.
 But Whirleway didn't tell them that he really hadn't beaten them with Q lucky punch, but actually had . kayo in each ue his 1acofS. He was suspicious of trickery 60 when he started ln the px0aknasS Saturday he stayed in tlae gate until the field went away and then 1oped along behind where he could watch what was going on. ."
 He ioped until he haA seen enough, then-Wham. Re picked up one here and another there and by the time he rounded the turn he found that he had beaten them all easily again. This time he dld it by only five aEd . half lengths but at was plenty because ct last reports chief bum Porter's Gap and the assistant buns still were peering through his dust.
 Today WhirlawAy came into town to pick up . few fat fees for ex. hibitions at Belmont Park before he puts his title on the line again in the Belmont Stake on June '. He already has earned more than 9105,- 600 aslds two jewels of the triple crown and he has effectively si. fenced the inutterings of his old but now discarded playSnates. There is . ss,naof that the membership of his club is preparing an appeal to the society for prevention of cruelty to animals in on attempt to duck that June . meeting @t Belmont.
 Heafthronk Ahead
 Wharlaway was followed into town teddy by his managers, War. ren Wright and Ben Jcnes. They had their bags full os silver cups and their mouths full oE talk about how their ex.hur1 is going to take his place with Gallant Fox, War Admiral, Sir Barton and Omaha by winning the Delmont, but . third member Of their party went further than that. He was Eddie Agcaro, the Jockey who said:
 "You better take them other buns out behind the barns and shoot them now % they don't have to dae slowly when we break tiaeir hearts. r