Evening star., 1952-11-30
AIMS Love Is Second
And Caesar Did Third;
Three Jockeys Hurt
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1:47.4. best time of the meeting
for that distance until Arthur
Pilates victory in 1:47.1 in the
succeeding race. Prince Dare's
owner is president of the Mary
land Horse Breeders Association.
The feature climaxed a day of
spills and thrills that saw three
jockeys go down before the horri-
fled crowd of 15,199. Ironically,
faulty riding rather than the
much-criticized track, rebuilt for
the meeting. seemed to cause the
trouble.
Jockey Bobby Mitchell, thrown
when Jack the Great. also owned
by Edgar, went down in the home
stretch during the fifth race. was
the most seriously injured. Mitch
ell was admitted to Prince Georges
Hospital at Cheverly, Md, with a
fractured right collarbone and
possible internal injuries.
Second Accident for Mitchell.
1t was the second bad racing
accident for the popular youngster
from Adair, Okla, who suffered
head injury in 9 fall at Delaware
Park two years ago. Yesterday
he seemed to be cut off by Mon
tiero on Brazen Brat as the field
whipped through the home
stretch. Mitchell was scheduled
to ride Prince Dare in the $50, 900
feature, but Monteiro, again IRON
1cally, took the mount for him and
scored a profitable victory.
Jockey Warren Lane and Ap-
prentice Russell Stein were
thrown in the second race. Stein,
who was tossed off Tattooed Lady
as the field left the starting gate
in the first race, had the mount on
BrudOu and as the Closely
punched, 10-horse field went down
the back stretch his mount ran
up on another, tripped and fell.
Lane, on Westville Jack, fell over
him.
Stein suffered a sprained knee
and was sent home after receiving
first aid at the track. Lane had a
cash under one eye and other
facial cuts, and he was sent to
Prince Georges Hospital for
X-rayS and further observation
for possible internal injuries.
Track Fast for First Time.
Still another accident seemed
IN the making as the Gold Cup
field raced into the home stretch
on a track officially called fast for
the first time during the ill
starred meeting. Prince Dare,
circling the field. got into con-
tentlon on the final turn and wore
down the leaders,, but Monteiro
couldn't keep him from drifting
in.
AIMS Love was blocked by
Prince Dare when the son of
Alaking-Evening Shot tried to
go outside on the far turn, and
Jockey Donald Cutshaw had to
take him between horses in a.
strong finish. Even so, he was
crowded again by Prince Dare and
had to be taken up slightly.
Caesar Did, following Navy's
Pages early pace, with Phantom
Farms well-regarded Gideon and
Frank I. Wright's Sakr~El- -Bahr
trailing behind, was slightly
crowded by AIMS Love in the
stretch. Lester also claimed he
was shut off by by Prince Dare.
But from the press box it seemed
that Caesar Did might have
blocked Fresh Meadow, being hus-
tied along the rail by Nick Shuk.
Royal Bay Gem, owned by Gene
Constantin. jr., and held at odds
Of 3 to l with Gideon, never was
a contender and finished eighth
under Jimmy Combest. All of the
contenders were evenly weighed
at lis pounds.
The crowd, which wagered
$185,719 on the feature, bet ST.
252, 1893 on the eight-race card.
Prince Dare'S victory was his
fourth in 10 starts this year, with
five seconds and three thirds and
pushed his total earnings for the
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