Evening star., 1952-09-14
Calumet Ace Extended
To Utmost in Takinq
Eighth Straight Race
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. Two
daughters of Bull Lea did them
selves proud today as Calumet
Farms Real Delight and Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt's Next Move
won split divisions of the rich
Beldame Handicap at Aqueduct.
Next Move had an easy time in
the first section. hitting the wire
three lengths before her closest
purSuer, but had to survive a claim
of foul before dragging down
$43.4O0 from a gross pot of $62, 900.
It was a different story in the
second division. as Real Delight
and Eddie Arcaro had a battle
right down to the finish before
the Calumet filly won in the final
few jumps. They made it, how
ever, and Real Delights share of
the $4,000 in this scramble was
$42,400.
Same Time for Each.
Both winners were timed in l 81
for a mile and one-eighth on a
fast track, so maybe they'd have
had a dead heat If they were in
together. In fact. there was a dead
heat in the 1912 Beldame. between
Vagrancy and BarrancoSa. Ar
caro-, who now has won this event
four. times. was aboard Barran-
cosa.
Real Delight, a bay three-year-
old daughter of Bull Lea Blue De-
light, got home three-quarters Of
a length ahead of the Woodvale
Farms Marta with Marian O'Con-
nor's La Corredora third in the
field of nine fillies and mares.
Arcaro had the Calumet flyer
IN fifth place as Mrs S. V. Zauder-
er's Gay Grecque set the pace for
about a mile before running out
of steam. La Corredora took the
lead in the stretch, but Eddie was
hammering away on Real De-
light. and she finally made it.
II had to pump on her all the
way" Arcaro said. When it was
over. was more tired than she
was"
Kiss Me Kate was fourth, fol-
lowed by BuSanda, Valadium, Gay
Grecque, Parading Lady and Libba.
This was the eighth straight
victory and the 11th in IL starts
for Real Delight.
It shot her bankroll to 1926, ,272.
making her third leading money
winning horse of the season.
Crafty Admiral leads. with Blue
Man second.
Real Delight paid $500, $2.70
and $2.40 and had high weight of
l26 pounds.
Arcaro Last in First One.
Arcaro finished 10th and last
on Constance Morabito's My Ce-
leste in the first division, but no.
body figured to beat the favored
Next Move, f1ve-year-ol daugh-
ter of Bull Lea-Now What.
Next Move also won the Bel
dame in 1850. 1t seemed for about
Is minutes today that they might
take her number down this time
after Jockey Nick Wall, riding
Clifford Mooer's Miss TRAFFIC,
claimed foul against Eric Guerin,
aboard the Vanderbilt mare. But
after studying the movies. they
let the result stand.
Many in the sweltering crowd of
32,651 booed loudly, for it was
obvious that Next Move had
drjfted out near the head of the
stretch and bothered Miss Traffic
as we'll as Louis B. Mayors Prin-
cess Lygia. the pace-setter.
Next Move had 1875 pounds, and
she now is the third Leading
money winning mare with $685.
$50, trailing BeWitch aid Gallor-
cite. She paid $3.50, $3.40 and
$3.50.
The King Ranch's Renew came
with squirt in the stretch to get
second, three lengths back of Next
Move. Mrs. Gerard Smiths Nilufer
trailed by another length and a
half in third place.
Miss Traffic was fourth, followed
by Thelma Berger. the 1851 Bel
dame winner. Princess Lygia. Lily
White, No Score, How and My
Celeste.