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Evening star., 1951-05-06
AIgasir Wins by Nose
In Suffolk Feature
BY the Associated Press

BOSTON, May 5-H. A. Kim
balls AlgaSir, which achieved
prominence as the worlds most
expensive gelding when sold for
100000, scored a thrilling nose
victory in today's 18th running of
the Governors Handicap. feature
Of a nine-race card at Suffolk
Downs.
Algasir, purchased by it's pres
ent owner for $4,000 last year,
gained a fourth victory in seven
starts with the slim edge over j.
w. Nizlek's All At Once, winner
Of the $4,000 Empire City Handi-
cap last year as a three-year-old
All At Once was ruled second By
a neck over Darling and Sims
Dukes Gal in the finish which
Saw seven horses separated by les.
than length and a half. Mrs. j
Kelley's favored Sedgeview fin.
ished fifth.
Algasir ran the six furlongs ir
l:1O45 and rewarded those of tht
25,823 who wagered on it with
payments of $1,000, $500 and
$3.50. All At Once paid $500 ano
$3.50 and Dukes Gal $4.00.
Jockey Willie Turnbull did one
OF his best jobs in maneuvering
Algasir to victory which was
snatched on the last stride.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. s2,1oo; claiming;
aA.yeaT-olds Asw naafis and up; 8 furolngs; -
sw stsphsn Rffsn eTt saG5n 1880 &c &c sc sc
Wish Egan (Burr) SOC
Time, 1:121s.
a As0 Francs craekeS Ga H.nfsy s I1st
AGas sEcosb SSH RaesysaTse. Raefy sSnt sa1oo claim
lng: 4,year,olds and up; furlongs.
aam. esta VeT egorse%snFs SBeees9ns 72o 3So "a
Brahmin Maid (Bush) 6.4(
podo sweet s9tsen aass MSS Rs6 csssta on
Adorant; Leap Year Lass.
(Daily Double paid Ss3 .sO.l
. THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming
Dannas Pensive (Burr) $50 800 2.6,
Freddie Baum !Catalano( $50 4.0'
Princess Hope tBorgemenke) So
Also ran-Tangent. Althor. Greek-Light
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs.. :
War .Toro (Boreemenke) 400 SO,
Tulkinghorn (ManifolO So
phssst. ss s5ss ss1s asd, Anss ssfess ess:
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $4,000; allow
ances. 3-year.olds; 8 furlongs.
Plasky Pnn1 sS Star erT sBmeneke' 27'eo 989 Sss
RGFnl Timel DYtf n:f1.5' .spelOidi0' ~
Also ran-I Trust In Taste, Sweep Miss
SIXTH RACE-Governor's Handicap
So. 900 added; 3-year-olds and up; fur
longs.
Algasir tTurnbulD 12.oo go 4.s,
Dukes Gal (PederSon) 4.Ol
Time. 1:104L5..
Also ran-Sedgeview. Vital Sun. D
| Luxe; Seipo. Bulysrde, Mr.. Joe Puck,
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe. $4,000; allow
ances; 4,year-olds and up: rs miles, .
Outland (Borgemnke) $40 80
Lambent DEWITT 80
Time. LA.
Also ran -. Peace Mission. Fair Ap
praisal. Lionheart. Curruhuinca.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. Sc 400; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: about i Il miles
Freedom Wins
(Borgemenkhe) 7.60 800 20
Sea Wolf (Richa1ds) 4.S0 "a
Bobs Ace (Gonzale3l 34
Also ran--Lenity, Homing Pigeon. Blac
Rover. Nassau. Bill Keefe. AriePs MARI
NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up:9 Is miles.
Big Reward DaVern) 1900 $50 5.2
Boss H. (Burr) $40 40
Scotch Cup eTavares) 7.6
| Also .ran-Andantino. Carriers oats. w
Hope. Beach Beauty. Monies Bride an
PtncerS.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Drives Through Hole
In Stretch; Favored
Next Move Is Third
BY the Associated Press

JAMAICA, N. Y, May 81
Driving through big hole along
the rail, King Ranch's Renew wor
the $4,000 added Firenze Handi-
cap before a crowd of 34,074 al
Jamaica Race Track today.
The 4-year-old brown daughter
OF Blue Larkspur-Be Like Nom
scored by a nose over Joe w
Browns Thelma Berger, who, in
turn. was a length and half to
the good of Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt's Next Move, the Odds
on favorite.
The way the mile and an eight
race went Thelma Berger was the
best horse. At the top Of the
stretch as Jockey Keith Stuart
made his move. he was forced to
swing out to three quarters of the
way across the racing strip as
the pace-setting Nell K. from the
Spring Hill Farm tired suddenly
and carried Next Move out into
the middle of the track. Thelma
Berger was forced to go around
the pair of them and was good
enough to outfoot Next Move to
the wire.
Meanwhile. Renew, who. was
eight a quarter of a mile from
home, found clear sailing along the
rail and Jockey Bennie Green was
quick to take advantage of the
opportunity.
The stake was worth $23, ,750
to the filly's Texas owners.
Second choice in the wagering,
Renew returned mutuels of $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50. Thelma Berger,
coupled with Red Camelia, paid
$7.40 and $3.50. Next Move re-
turned $3.50 to show.
Renew. who won four races last
year for total earnings of $14,680
had scored in an allowance sprint
earlier in the meeting. The
Firenze was her first stakes
victory.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Favored Ferd Takes
Valley Forge Feature,
Sets Track Record
By the Associosed Press

GARDEN STATE PARK, Cam
den, N. j., May 5.-Mrs. Andy
Schuttinger's 4 year old Ferd
blazed his way to a gallant tri-
umph in the $4,000 added VAL
ley Forge Handicap before 27,-
240 spectators here today, and at
the end of the one mile and 10
yards had established a new track
record of 1:412s.
The Lochinvar- Ouch 4-year-old,
who has risen like meteor in the
1851 hadicap ranks, carried 124
pounds high weight, which he
Ishouldered without difficulty under
the expert handling Of Jockey
Basil James. Four of the 10
starters were spread across the
field at the finish, with Carolyn
K. Stables Speedy Wiffenpoof
holding on courageously after
setting the early pace and finish
ing a length behind Ferd, Risk
A Whirl was third, a head behind,
and with a neck margin over Sun
lBahram.
Ferd, who is a product of the
New Jersey breeding industry, was
the fifth winning favorite of the
day. AS such, he paid $3.50. $3.50
and $500. Whifenpoof returned
I$24.80 and $3.50, while Sun
Bahram paid off the show as
I$12.40.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

scanty field. But the days total
of 1891 1878 was over last years
opening day figure of $3.50, 1892 but
under Dixie Days" total of
$978,253 in 1850.
County Delights triumph earned
$18,650 of a gross purse of $27,-
$50 for his stable, boosting his
winnings for the year to $36,3s5.
S27 Share in Daily Doubles.
Three-hundred and twenty
seven fans got off to a good start
for the day when the lilo COM
bination scored in the daily dou-
BILE for a substantial $187.4O pay
off. Prince Cole won the opening
six-furlong race in 1:14, paying
$11.40, $3.50 and $3.50 across the
board.
Alan Clarke's King Mowlee won
the second. paying $500, $12 and
$7.40. Netherby came with a rush
to get second money in this one
rallying too late to catch the
winner.
In a Spin. Marvin Gaines g.
year-old colt who hadn't been
near the winners circle at vari-
GUS distances in his previous 10
races. found the 51a-furlong route
just right in the third. It was the
first race at that distance in many
years at Pimlico and the son OF
Whirlaway, top-weighted at 12a
pounds, had to go all out tc
beat Bull Hyde by head, with
Garry Me Back a neck furthe,
back.
/ In Spin. almost 5-1 in bet
ting, was clocked in 1904, but
didn't threaten the record oi
J 1:0625 made by Adams Express ir
i 1910.
Changeling, who won at odds
,Iof approximately TAI at Bowie
/ scored a length victory over ths
favored Strings in the 4h-fur.
,llong fourth race. But this time
1.-THE odds were S-5.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Sportsmuns Park Result.
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

FIRST RAcE-purse. 81, 800; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; z furlonss:
fsnfs Mate Resne Rsae9dy 14eo sS sS ssS
Aristocrat tRobertson) ~ 500 800
Time, 1898.
kaabe Aie West Wteh XII k;y Tes cs Fas9s Wes
- SECOND IRA! SS5AcE@spu5ss > s. g! 500; claim
Uncle Rob (Keene) 4.40 800
Fearless Ken (Wagner) 500
Also ran Mishty Texan, Bimebella.
Tyndareus. Night Tour. vanslam. Flasher
anq aEfRn S1sSic RGeEpnr,. ceaser 9, ooo. ,,.,,n.
Liability Peabody) 1900 $40 $50
Best Array lWidman) $50 800
shffneeeo Time. ~ 5ik0f0nsko $40
Also ran-Aliegee, Sea Sweet, War Gift.
FouRTM N Racpnrse snd sesoe @ Iran es
ing; 4-year olds and up: z furlonss.
Nowloggin Brooks 1890 900 600
Atomic EnegEy Gomez, '''' 500 500
Also ran-.Dasha. Bills Pal, Jumpy John,
H1ialeyon Halls d. Duke. Lass Guest, Chicks De-
FIFTH RAcEWPurse, sa,1oo; allow
anees; 4-year-olds and UP; 1ls miles.
TSt,ndseine TFSturssaue (Gomez, 1910 $50 400
Boden's BBaf Pal tKeene5' tKee5e5 500 $50 go
| Time-1:494s
~, Also ran-opening Day. Pharlo, My
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
an snSes; S,aS. 4-yearIolds and UP: furionss.
Rose Bed (SkoronskD 3'40 go
Richavoo {Keene) 40
Aiso ranMEyidence, Pay window. High
Carrier. Mr.. BAN.
SEVENTH RAcE-Handicap. $4,000;
added; 3-year-olds and up; Z furlongs.
raise Peabody 1880 ZOO 4.2O
Illustrate (Olivera) 10 S5 3 Sfl
Lucky Codine (Camp) an
4 Time. :27&
Also ran-Boo Boo Shoe, Little Flower.
MISS Eobbin: kosadus. Phantom Sea.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, So 600; claim
ing; Swear olds; furlongS
4 Whiz-A-Hit tWagner) 1880 $40 $50
4 Boss Jack (Keene) 400 26G
Here's Ed (Skoronski) 300
Also ran|Resu-,e, Royal Glenn. Arab
MISS, Mellotune. Harvest Point, Gail r.
and Going Places
NINTH RACE-Purse. 81 300; claim
ing; 4-year olds and up; il miles,
Frank Munns (Kenne $40 $50 800
lGolden Thorn (Brooks) 7.20 4.SO
Do4nle TsIs. Whorl (skoronskD $40
i. Also ran-Reigh Miss, My Grace, Donna
". Townlette. Free Transit. Ramel and
Evening star., 1951-05-06
|CoaItown, Fayorife,
Easy Victor on Coast
By the Assoeiated Press

SAN MATEO. Calf, May S.
Wee Willie Shoemaker drove the
favored Coaltown to a two-length
victory today over Special Touch
in the $25,000 Children's Hos
pital Handicap, closing day fea-
ture at Bay Meadows. Bullreigh
Jr. was third, Renown fourth. The
time for the six furlongs was 1:10.
Coaltown returned $4.20, $3.50
and $3.50. Special Touch paid
$2.70 and $3.50. Bullreigh Jr. paid
$3.50.
Shoemaker held the Calumet
Farm horse in restraint to the
stretch turn and. when Willie let
go Coaltown turned on the speed.
He was drawing away at the wire.
A crowd of 23.077. largest of the
meeting, saw the race.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Dynamite Cooper Bout
Thursday 10 Launch
Feafherweight Series

Starting with Thursday nights
Jimmy Cooper Little Dynamite
bout at Griffith Stadium, Match
maker Gabe Menendez plans to
have several important feather
weight fights outdoors this sum-
mer. s...1
Thursdays battle between the
two District Negroes was some
time in the making because
Cooper. who beat Dynamite last
time out, wanted to bypass an
other such bout and go on to fight
either Gene Smith or Sandy Sad
dler. But Smiths illness which
put him out Of action for two
months. plus Menendez' inability
to get Saddler this early In the
summer, practically forced Cooper
to fight Dynamite again or miss
the chance for a good payday.
Smith. winner of all q of his
pro battles and just about the
plggeSt drawing card here now,
will be ready to fight the winner
of Thursdays fight. The victor in
that bout probably will get a
chance at Saddler. Menendez has
talked to Charley Johnston, Sad
dler's manager, and has a promise
that Saddler will be available for
a fight in Washington when he
returns from tour of Italy and
South America.
A lot of fans are inclined to go
along with Dynamite in Thurs
days match even though he was
knocked out by Cooper in their
last meeting. Dynamite beat Coo
per the first time out, and since
that last fight has won three by
knockouts while Cooper has been
beaten in one fight and was held
to a draw in another. Cooper'S
loss was to Richie Howard, a
fighter Dynamite knocked out.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Churchill Downs Results
BY the Associated Press

. FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maiden
2-year-olds; 5 furlongs.
Robert (JeSSop) $40 $40 34O
Amatox Higleyl $500 $50
Ghasley Tima' / !0osss {; sschurch' a.4o
v,AIs Also ran-a Henrys First. johns Folly,
Collins entry.
ing; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Easy Dixie (Higley) 1920 7.60 400
Free Me (Dodson) 400 $50
Lucille T. tMadden) $3.50
Also ran@Bociins Polly. Fair Pic. sigma
berra, Sujames, Verbena. Topper B., Nico-
tine Gal, Munsee Miss Moon Baby.
.raai THIRD Iv.s RAc1Es-Pusse; ACE. $4,000; allow
Ky Colonel (Arcaro) APO 800 400
Warsick (Adams1 800 800
Teapoy (HuSt) 500
Also ran-Fine Art, Zoom, Lady Joan,
FOURTH RAcEGParsee e's Sc 200. allow
Eternal Sun BreotsS uSSe'a S'oo 80 90 2ts a,sa
Kings Hope Cook $50 3.2G
Prop (Churchl 2.2G
Also ran-Blue Kay. Royal Tulip. Ray
= FIS FIFTH H RAcE-Purse So. 200. allowances
Pharos Brother {Swainl 24.09 l0.0d
Leo 1OcnQm tJeSSop) z Sl
Also '' rannThe 1ii Weep. wreath O, Roses
Coynes Edgar. Bull Prince, Iryington
White Boots. Teddy Chick. joggins. Biem-
Sixth RAcE-Debutante stakes; SO.
600 added; 2-year-old fllies: furlongs
. tS Mutation '9fG Ioturoo) 0oo 5sS 55S $99 $,96
Hafha fIme or5sr r5as. tArcar" 200
Also ran-Hi Decker, whirla Lea. Kuk-
Ia Free For Me, Flynet. Oil Countess.
aSharpe and Mullen. ir, entry.
Kentucky Derby chart on Page B-1.
tSee Chart Of Kentucky Derby, Page B-I.)
EIGHTH RACEpurse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Double Gift 1Barrow) 11.00 $50 46O
Lands End (Madden) $40 4SO
Golden Bolt Smith 200
Time, 1:122s
Also ran--General Custer, August,
Waza Wana. Gay Henrietta. Tiger Tom,
,Merriest. Royce, Permission and Uncle
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
i1g; vsIssesrt Syesr,odS dwsa' and up miles
Bold King CPorch) $40 800
French Navy .{HerrOn) 1890
Also ran-Sun Umber. Bonnie Donnie.
Fighting Lu, WhatanurSe, Coo. Bimont,
Free Gift and Urgent.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Garden Stute Results
By the Assoeioted Pres.

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claiming;
4-year-olds and up: mile and 70 yards;
Valuta (Peterson) 11.20 $40 $50
lCasein (Hanford) 4.O0 Z.SO
Bases Loaded (Weir) $50
Also @'' ranEGood Look. Bombcase. Mr..
Roman aafd r9s ray s
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds;, 6 furlongs;
Levity lJohnston) 7.S0 400 $50
kiss sndd,c sBs9lmetissee sWsae isseeivite,lo, 4'oo 10
Time. 1928.
Aso IaIsy Ethel S.s Lucy Belle sTs: AtSmis sss.es
DAILY Double paid S47.4o0
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs. 40
knE S9sy 6Pspi B0y ensss sonmsss $40 sso ssS ssS
i Pucketeer (RogerS) 4.ou
1 Time, 1:119s.
~Also ran-Sherry, Seabright, Upper. Sal
i FOURTH RAcE-PURsE, $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; 6 furlongs.
! Curtain Time oo
III FeTRsndso T%an6' --5.4o S,so S.so $.SS $.sS
copete tHanford) b.40
Also rsn.sailor,S cho5es ;ns spiasP masee RSee,
4-year olds and up; 6 furlongs.
Energetic CNashl $40 800 ESQ
Eagle Eye (VasiD $50 2.40
Blazing (Batcheller) $40
Time: 1:11B.
| Dinner Hour, Delphy, Lucky Harp
Agrarian-U. and DR.. Rile also ran.
| SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 4year olds and up; 8 turlongs.
Admiral Drake. (James) $40 $50
1 KinSman (Hanford) $40
Time: 1:1025.
Fighting Fleet. Play Toy. Chloe. ocean
Drive. Sulieman also ran.
| SEVENTH RACE-Vailey Forge Handi-
cap. $15, 1000 added; 3-year-olds and up;
mile and 20 yards.
l Ferd (JameS) 4.60 $50 800
i iWhiffenpoof tRogers) 24.S0 1880
& Risk-A-Whirl (Johnston) 1910
i Time, 14I24 (new track record.
Also ran-Halter, Ennobled, oPst Card.
Sun Bahram, Passemson Istan, Dart By.
| (Only one horse) Field.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up. Ii miles.
Cherry Path (FernandeZ) 7.20 $50
The Filler (Jemas) $50
i Times. 1883
Z Also ran--Jitters. rChilcat Imperial Rock,
Hell Bent, Coyote.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Jockeys a Children
Also Win in Derby;
To Get $1,000 Each
By the Asseeiated Press

LOUISVILLE. KY, May S.
Jockey Conn McCreary hit the
jackpot in more ways than one
when he piloted Count Turf to
victory in today's Kentucky
Derby.
Owner j. J. Amiel, bursting
with happiness at the triumph
with his first Derby horse, asked
the little jockey how many kids
he has.
-Four" replied the Jockey.
"Well. I'm going to give them
$1,000 apiece" Amiel said.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
DERBY
CONTINUED From Page BID

NSS44OAAANOS = 4O441 4 0SC -
The previous mark was 1856, ,4O3,
also set in 1947.
Worst snafu Of the day was
the work of the unfortunate race
caller who described the Derby
running over the track loud
speaker. He committed only a
minor error when he mistook
Greentree's Hall of Fame for Big
Stretch, a stablemate, but he
really pulled a boner when he
confused Count Turf and Timely
Reward.
Backers Get Shock.
BackerS of the latter, notori-
ously slow starter. got an awful
shock when they saw that big
No. IA on the horse they thought
was Timely Reward, No. 6. There
wasn't too much similarity in the
colors-green and yellow sash for
Count Turf and chartreuse and
pink sash for Timely reward-yet
the loud-speaker had Timely Re-
ward leading inside the eighth
pole. It was quite a letdown for
many.
Starter Ruby White had con-
siderable trouble in getting the
big field away, so the start was
nearly 10 minutes late. An over
anxious Repertoire, breaking from
the outside. was chiefly respon-
sible as he broke through twice
Snuzzle also broke through and
Pur Sang, one of the field horses
caused some trouble.
When the break came, Repe-
toire and Hall of Fame battled
for the lead to the first turn, with
Phil D. close up. Phil D. was
in front before the half-mile marx
was reached. closely pressed By
Hall of Fame. At this stage, Nc.
Lean was rating Repertoire in thirc
place. Battle Morn had had hi!
trouble with Ruhe and was fal
back ahead of only Golden Bircl
and Mameluke. Count Turf wa.
18th, but well placed.
Repertoire Takes Lead.
Going up the back stretch, Phi
D. and Hall of Fame continued
to battle it out. with Repetoir,
hard-held in the third spot. Neal
the far turn, Mclean let Repertoire
go and he quickly moved into 8
one-length lead. Phil D. hung OF
pretty well, but Hall of Fam,
called it a day.
At the mile, Count Turf hae
moved up to fourth and was com.
ing fast. Royal Mustang ane
Ruhe also were coming on, as wa.
Ben Jones Fanfare, winner of thu
Derby Trial.
Count Turf passed Repetoir,
just before they turned for home
and quickly opened up safe lead
Ruhe closed gamely but lost
photo decision to Royal Mustang
Fanfare might have been close
at the finish except for a bit O
crowding in the stretch, He wount
up a mighty tired horse.
Son of Derby Winner.
AS was the case last year whel
Middleground. a son of Assault
took the big race, Count Turf
the son of a Derby winner. Coun
Fleet outclassed his field in 1874
and went on to take the tripl
crown. Count Fleets sire. Reigl
Count, won the Derby in 1928.
When Count Turf was returne
to the barn after the race, it we
discovered the shoe on his rigt
rear hoof was loose and require
the services of a blacksmith
nail it back. The colt apparent
ran at least part Of the rae
with the loose shoe.
Since Count Turf was nj
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Best Spurton Record

EAST LANSING, Mich. up. -
Michigan States Southern base
ball tour record of five wins and
two losses was the best training
mark compiled by the Spartans
since 1947 when Robin Roberts,
Phillies' mound ace, was the teams
leading hurler. ..
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Jomuicu Results
BY The Associoied Press

FIRST RACE--Purse. $500; claiming;
Hea9en Ral9en BeSt F4fico, fSrSpss asS
a 6. /. Nail (scuriock) 0o $50 go
Stevie Dear tGreen) $50
Also ran-cloudy, Title Bout, a Bi:
Wonder, Deposit Slip.
Wright and Tuckerman entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
NeWsweekiy IGuerin5 4.So $40 2.eo
Adamant tScurlock) 4.50 800
Teddies Imp tStuarD $50
Also ran-strutin, Defiation, Sir Flint.
Props. Thermilles, Inquiring.
/ DAILY Double paid S27.50J
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
anees; 3.year-oldsi furlongs. 800
sslltas s!stesn (S!aaet} 5EF4iee5 $50 SssSS s2SS
Mission (ScurlocE 2.4O
| Time. Time LIS; Pen. p,nn...
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: maiden
lSuppressor (Passmore) 7.7O 4.60 2.9e
Niobe. (Bernhardtl $50 $40
Guard Of Honor (Guerin) SOC
Also ran~sotch Jewel Scotch Dream
Blue Gallant, Battle Royal, Lectioneer
Our sam: Crows Nest n. Asteroide
bPembyoke Stable entry.
4 FIFTH RACE-Purse.. $4,000: allow,
lances: 2-year- -olds; 5 furlongs.
sSmari fndIan Lsas saett1ess5b ttesCmbes 7e0 $$aS 81
Busy Signal tGuerin) 2.4
Time. :59ls,
Adam. BattlebuZ.
4 SIXTH RACE-FirenZe Handicap; $40,
900, added; fillies and mares; 3-year-old
and up; y miles. ,,o % d. .,
Renew tGreenl l3.9O $50 >,
, b Thelma Berger lStuart) 7.40 3.6t
Next Move (Guerin1 2.6'
4 Also ran-Lithe. siama. Nell K, Sep
ltember. Busanda. Sugar Coated, MISS De
gree Drifting Maid and Red Cameslia.
Il Brown entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances: 3-year olds; lie miles.
4 Combat Boots (Greenl $50 $40 2.6t
Il Hull Down (Guerin) 5.oU 4.5t
| Discreet (Hettinger) o.3t
Also ran2Basically. Father Tiber
Grand Egyptian, Sir Greek, Saxony Am
phiblen, Out Point.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse; $500; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 11s mile;
Armelle (ColanerD 4.S0 $50 2.40
Mel Hash (Kirklan0 4.SO $40
Control (Scurlock) Z.50
Time, / so.
Also ran-Keep Watch, Chanceltng. Good
Story, Killer Mac.
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nominated for the Preakness
there will be no triple crown fol
him. Today's victory was only his
second in II starts this year. Tht
other one was in a six-furlone
race at Hialeah last January
when he beat Battle Morn by sew.
eral lengths. AS a two-year-old
Count Turf won three times in II
tries. He took the Dover Stake!
at Delaware Park and was secone
in the Youthful Stakes and Christ
lana Stakes.
Count Turf was foaled on Apri
27, 1948, so he's only a little NOR
than three years old. He wa
foaled at Mrs. John D. Hertz
Stoner Creek stud at Paris, KY,
and his present owner bought hin
for $3,700-at the Saratoga yearl
ling sales. It was quite a bargain
! as it turned out.
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PinnIico
Continued From Page B-1.l

Givens didn't feel too we'll him
self after the race when Why Not
Now threw him as he was pulling
up. The rider was not seriously
hurt.
Battle for Second Place.
Why Not Now and On The Marx
battled for second place in the
early stages of the race, which
was strictly no contest will
County Delight, ridden by Jimmy
Nichols, taking a six length leae
down the backstretch. Arcave
with Nick Shuk UP. tried to gel
into the act on the last bend. a:
On The Mark moved up to second
but couldn't stand the pace.
Today's turnout was approx
imately 100 above opening day {
year ago, and couple thousane
under 'Dixie Day" on May 13
Betting on today's feature totales
$100.711, considered good for tn,
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pounds pprentce - -. -
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the
leaders thenhu = - = - - =
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$780, STRINGS
while
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900 added-gross $27 $50, lis miles; Dixie Handi-
at 5;0e; of z, 5;o6h @ sgars good gatel; won easily;
Q, S1.250. Time: 1855: Cloudy and fast.
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Purse 81 600; mles Claiming 50 800; 4yeaTods
start good (gate): driving; place Winner
oRTITUDE. Trainer, P M Burch Values 300 S4O0 5000
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DELIGHT, $500, $40, out; ON THE
NOW, out Handle, SlO0,71I.
ed clear Of his opposition early while under stout
is rivals while they moved within striking distance
lnding the turn, then drew clear as rider pleased
ON THE MARK, under stout restraint early, was
ked to the inside entering the backstretch reached
the backStretch but match WHY NOT NOW
own for the drive. ARCAVE raced we'll into the
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ommand nearing the end. then outgamed ARTHUR
his position steadily from the outside and fought 1t
disposed Of NEW OXFORD without too much difnculty
iStretch, then faltered.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-03

George F. Phillips, candidate for
City Commissioner says, KEY
WEST is BIG BUSINESS. Con-
struction of sewer systems, swim
ming pools, stadiums, roads, side
walks and bus systems comprise
big business.
/ have been associated with this
kind of construction work for 80
years. Because of my construction
experience, have for the past
eight years occupied top super
vision position with the Public
Works Dept at the Key West
Naval Station.
AS a member of the city com
mission of the City of Key West,
shall try to establish high stand
ards of public service and, do
everything possible to restore
public confidence in representa-
tive government,
/ believe that my training and
experience qualities me to render
this service.
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