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DeSpirito Scores
Five to Run Total
For Year to 257
By the Assoeiated Pres.

SALEM, N. H., Oct. 10.-Tony
DeSpirito booted home five
winners, including the daily
double, at Rockingham today to
run his total for the year to
257 winners and CAT over a two
year period.
He started the day with four
consecutive winners, finished
out of the money in the fifth and
then came back to win the sixth.
He rode Cataldo's Copper and
M. Siravo's Cherry Prince to take
the $20.60 daily double.
DeSpirito had no mount in
the feature race which went to
v. P. McMahon's Bless America,
ridden by Tommy (Brooklyn)
Clinch.
Clinch scored a smashing up
set over c. T. Chenery's Belluno,
the favorite, who placed third,
in the $4,000 Monroe Memorial
Handicap.
Mrs. j. A. Grants Africance
ran second.
Bless America paid $500, $7.40
and $3.50; Africance $10.40 and
$40, and Belluno $3.50.
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NUAlL1 DOODLE EAAD 1NU.oUJ
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Aeietod SDespiriito, 10 4.9o 800 eco
Indian Trail (Young) $50 LOO
I Newton Mn'fi High Lost Penny On spees, eek
,. FOURTH RAcE-Purse, So. 300; claim
Ss:et SpE tyfsr0dS Mister spa yy furlSPss
Plastered (Usseryl $50 2.sO
Marine Charger (ROse) 800
Watch Union. Fred g., Wide Request.
BrPi9sE FIFTH Mf[Se RSerPqfss I%fi ia $4,000: claim
GSanaen G'.1afsn, gShnson' SansS 1880 ssS ssS
Easter EsateioMo Hour THsSs2 tspinaIe, 10" ssS ssSS
~, Tickle g, Conference, Time For Speed.
AasEs4 sfxTH lae RaeEEpuTTs., elf1 Ts $500; ALLOW
ReseiDt aeSei SlEsa5oGds psspf4so @ls a4o $40 $40
Welcome Guest ICiinchj 1880 $40
STaFt Fidde4!s ShGics Tl B9sh' Andromed. Rase sse
Beauty. Neversint. BaTney's JOY. Time,
SEVENTH RAcE-The H. D; Monroe
year -olds; furiories. ''' ~-O''O''
sis;s Bless xmeriSa !GTsSJ 1920 5.!S s.ec
MintaWsz; Sherry l.. MY Truly FAR, FAIR
: EIGHTH RAcEGHandicap; purse.
Girder (DeSDirit0) 400 $40 2.6O
TamperO (Ussery) $50 AGO
SuffazOn (Clinch) $50
Deux-Moulins, Dare Devil Shiny
Peter. Boston Sir. Time, 2:2oM (neW
track record).
NINTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; l Il miles.
dh Miss C. Sue (Rose) 800 4.6O 4.1O
oh ArrOg'nt (McG'v'n) 1910 1880 $40
Restless Joe Tel Aviv Pegasus Il.
PFinTANg
Master Brian. Time. 1:59S.
dh Dead heat for win.
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Disqualification in Feature Helps
Shoemaker Rides 6 Winners,
Nov Is Only S Behind Record

slightly dampened by early
morning showers.
The multiple wins-with two
weeks of the Golden Gate meet
ing to go-made Shoemaker an
odds-on favorite to surpass the
season total win record of 800,
set last year by Tony DeSpirito.
Goose Khal-favored as are
most of Shoemaker's mounts
returned $500. So and $2.40.
High Scud paid $50 and $3.50
and Fleet Bird returned 1920.
However. two of Shoemaker's
winners paid relatively high
prices today. They were Corner
stone in the sixth, for $11.30,
and Lolly Dear, in the ninth,
for $3.50. His others were Secco
in the first. $500: Determine
in the third, $3.50, and Mr..
Hemisphere in the fourth, $3.50.
A large crowd of 1881, at
tracted by Shoemaker's record
drive and the absence today Of
major football games in the San
Francisco Bay area, poured ST.
128,543 through the mutuel win
doWS.
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Special and Futurity HighIights
As Pin1Iico Opens 72-Doy Meet

horsemen will have a shot at
four other stakes worth more
than 100000 in purses. The
Pimlico Breeders Stakes for e
year-olds, worth $500, head
lines the opening day card.
This will be followed Wednes-
day by the Marguerite Stakes for
juvenile f1llies. and on Saturday
by the richest Futurity in Pim-
iico's history. The Futurity will
gross more than $4,000, with a
winners share of $4,000 If as
many as 10 start.
POrterhouSe Likely Start.
Mrs. M. E. (Liz Whitney, Per-
sons Porterhouse, winner of the
Belmont Futurity, is potential
starter in the Pimlico Futurity
Errard King, one of the top
horses in New Jersey this sum-
mer, Fisherman, Wise Op, Quick
Lunch, Nirgal Lad and Everett,
jr., also may start.
Outstanding fillies nominated
for the Marguerite are Queen
Hopeful, Spy Magic, Lady
Bouncer. incidentally and Fas-
cinator.
La Corredora, owned by Mrs
Marian w. O'Connor of Wash
ington, heads the list Of fillies
and mares nominated for the
second running Of the Gallorette
Stakes October 81. La Core
dora won the inaugural last fall.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
By the A,,oeIe.ea Pres,

ALBANY. Calf, Oct. TO-
Aided by disqualification in the
$25, ,000-added Golden Gate
Handicap, Willie Shoemaker
pushed home six more winners
at Golden Gate Fields today to
run his seasons victories to 385
only five short of the all-time
record.
With mounts in all nine races
today, Shoemaker was in the
money all the way, placing Sec
ond twice.
In the featured mile, Calumet
Farms Fleet Bird finished first,
a length and a quarter ahead of
Shoemaker aboard Goose Khal,
but was disqualified and placed
third after High Scud for bear
ing in and impeding other horses
in the stretch.
Time for the mile, which
brought $15,800 to Goose Khal's
owner, Harry Brown of San
Francisco, was 1:362s over turf
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Special pispoteh 10 The Stor

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10. - Still
flushed with the excitement of
getting a big league baseball
franchise and having a surpris-
ing pro football team, Baltimore
sports fans get back to horse
talk Monday when Pimlico opens
its 12-day fall meeting.
Post time for the first race
will be 1:30 pm. daily, with the
daily double closing 10 minutes
earlier.
Prospects for a successful
meeting, ushering in Maryland's
48-day fall season of big time
racing, are good. Horses have
arrived from all sections of the
East to fill Pimlico's barns to
capacity. More stables will es-
tablish quarters at Laurel and
Bowie, vanning their thorough
breds over for races.
Special Doubled in Value.
Chief interest will be centered
on the Pimlico Special october
"a. Doubled in value to $780, 900
this year. the mile-and-three-
sixteenths race is expected to
draw the class of the handicap
field. Pimlico officials hope to
have Tom Fool. Canadiana, Spin
ming Top. Royal Vale and Alerted
in the field.
The special is by invitation
only, but before it comes UP
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But Tom Fool Won't Sturt
78 u. S. Horses Made Eligible
For Laurel International Race

I an undetermined number of for
eign runners. Original plans for
the International were to limit
the United States entries to two.
The special dispensation granted
Royal Vale and Iceberg II is not
to be considered as a precedent.
Three horses from Great Brit
ain, Chamier, Thirteen of Dia-
monds and Harwin. have accept
ed invitations to date. The mile
and-a-half race on the grass
was won last year by Wilwyn
from England.
The United States eligibles, in
addition to Tom Fool. Royal Vale
and Iceberg II. are Able Sting,
Alerted. Better Goods, Brush
Burn, Cold Command, Crafty
Admiral, Grecian Queen, Jampol,
Level Lea. Oil Capitol, Platan,
Potpourri. Royal Governor, Ruhe.
Second Avenue, Sickle's Image
and Sunglow.
Laurel is raising the purse for
! the winner to a fiat $4,000 this
year and will distribute $4,000
among the next three. Last year,
$4,000 was divided among the
first four.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
By the Assoeieted Press

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 10
Greentree Stables Tom Fool was
among Is horses named eligible
today for Laurel's. second Wash
ington ID. CO. international No
vember Z, but Owner John Kay
Whitney quickly reiterated plans
to retire this years undefeated
4-year-old before the race.
Tom Fool. winner Of nine
straight, is slated to quit rac-
ing after the Pimlico Special Oc-
tober "a.
The 18 eligibles were picked
by 10 turf writer's. This group
/. will meet again October 19 to
extend invitations to two Of
them. Two alternates also will
be named. .so s:
In addition, the writer's also
set up a special category for
Mrs. DUPONT Weir's Royal Vale
and Arnold Hangers Iceberg II.
The two horses are foreign bred.
which have been racing regu-
larly in the United States. Royal
Vale was bred in England and
Iceberg II in Chile.
Thus, four An1erican-owned
and trained horses could face
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Pegeen Scores Upset
To Win at Hawthorne
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-The two
year-old filly, Pegeen, owned by
Mrs. Janet Hoaglin of Lexington,
KY, scored an upset to win the
9th running of the Hawthorne
Juvenile Handicap today, defeat
ing Clifford Lussky'S Tuosix, the
2-to-5 favorite, by a length and
a quarter in a tight stretch duel.
Sunny Blue Farms Admiral
Porter was third.
The victory, worth $20,650 to
the victor, was scored over a 10
horse field of juveniles, and paid
SIT, $3.50 and $3.50 to Pegeen's
hackers. Time for the six fur
longs was 1:1125.
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1DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50. 2O.5 J

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow.
ances: 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Rare Music (Stev'scn) 1850 800 400
Quiet Man (Burr) 4.2O 800
BERTHE Stout $50
Trailmaster Young Colony, Doctor
Dick, Colonel Fru, Bill Cane. Time. lib.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 415yTear;toIds 5Tar;S and up; furl6onss. on
SMarf Miss NinSa SE5'} McLaushliSj 1853 ssS sS
stage, Fred r, Avion. Fleet Argo, Lady
Carolina, Jandy, Sir Sidney. Time,
, FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds;. g furlongs.
Sky Command (M'tinl $500 1890 $50
Charming Way tSEeIIs} 0 800
Rocky Blue, Movie, Expletive, Deliber-
tuity, Go A Bit, Lady Ticco, Grey Hour,
Late Model, Black Coffee. Time, 1928.
Cornell-Austin entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
Ride M COWBOY tBitisj' 1850 $50 $50 $50
Force OF Arms (Lester) 4.6O $50
Guy, Slam Thru, Count cavour. cu"
SEVENTH RAcE-The Quaker City
Handicap; $4,000 added; 3-year- olds
sIs snd o!Pati GP ~ sR1nImst,s, miles oso ca eo
Waste! :t:! FiaSls 5WIdman' $50 3:$S
Fiaunt. Lavender HILL Andre. BeitCnD
Boy; Time, 1:5las;
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $3;5oo;, claim
Go Between {B'metis) 1880 4.SO $50
GaycOunt Hicaus) 4.6O 3.lO
Isogr ade (Korte) 4.SO
Apsley Talfourd, Reunion, Don't Ask,
Rock Span. Big Thumb, Valmond. Time,
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Queen S AureoIe Wins
Second Race Of Year
By the Associated Press

ASCOT, England, Oct. TO-
Aureole, 3-year-old chestnut
color bearer of Queen Elizabeth
II, won his second race of the
year today in the Cumberland
Lodge Stakes.
The big colt. which seldom
performs up to expectations,
took first money of $6,6O4.4O in
the mile-and-a-half run at his
toric Ascot in a fair time of
2:37.4. He was the 13-to-8 ia
vorite among five entries.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Illinois
Continued from Page C-1.)

down and Illinois led, 21-20, at
the half. AS the Ohioans lined
up for the extra point. Jan Smid
and Stan Wallace of the Illini
broke through and knocked Weed
and Quarterback Borton, who
was holding the ball, to the
ground. They were penalized for
off side and Weed then missed
the second attempt.
The Al points piled up by Illi-
nois was the greatest total ever
scored by that club against the
Buckeyes in the unbroken series.
which goes back to 1914. The
only comparable score was a 37-0
Illinois victory in 1914, Ohio
States first conference meeting
with the Illini.
The visitors ran up their huge
score by running. They rushed
for 443 yards to Ohio States 1873,
but completed only one pass, a
harmless 15-yarder, in the final
two minutes of the game.
SOphs Couldn't Be Stopped.
Caroline and Bates just
couldn't be stopped. Caroline
reeled off 192 yards in "a jaunts,
and Bates lat yards in % tries.
Bobby Watkins, who scored
four touchdowns for Ohio State
against California a week ago,
paced the Buckeye runners with
81 yards in 10 attempts.
Borton completed 10 of Is
Ohio State passes for 81 yards
and one touchdown but the three
lnterceptions which he allowed
made the big difference.
Bates second touchdown came
after, John (Rocky) Ryan, Illi-
noiS end, had intercepted on
Ohio States 46. His third came
after Guard John Bauer had
made a one-handed interception
on the 81 and raced it to the
4. His final marker resulted
from an interception by Wallace,
who carried % yards to Ohio
States 81.
Illinois Il IA 6-k1
Ohio State -------- o 20 go
Illinois scoring: Touchdowns-Bate
81, Caroline (2). Conversions-Miller
"a Caroline:
Ohio scoring: Touchdowns-Cassad
Hague.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Bel Air Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, s1,1oo:. claim
inE; K'E and up a. fur1onEs On
Lassitude (Hewitt) 4.6G
BeetIebomb, Kings Lane. Barley G.
S1; o;aklee Maid, Maid! Went Run. corinth, Tor
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81 300; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and UP; l mile.
Rough Candy (Bl0ckl 17.4O $50 SAC
FSIT FSns ysSr SadST Swu FFSra FS.ruto, 300 ssS 80
Rolling Boy, Miss knowledge, Craving
Lady. Sheldon. Time. 1:4oss.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S2s7)
THIRD RAcE-purse, s1.1oo; allow.
Another World Clark $50 500 2.4C
Hasty Break (Block) 400 2.8(
Spring Rain. a Captain Storm. Charinl
Ray, Jer-Ada, Moon Dash. Time. 1:27B
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; al
lowancss; 3-yeaE5olds;, z fuTlongs:o
Duchess HH.lH; AumaE 9Roseda) $50 3.sG
Moon Mate, Mr.. Chauncey, Wee Major,
Busy Ambie, HEROIC. Son. FL Don. Pasar
Sobre. Time, 1:2Sb.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: allow
MaiIiot Js9ns tRusso5 500 s.so $.sG
Sassy Shirl (SorrentinO) $40 2.60
Jack lyric (Bauer) ESQ
Big Straight, Salient, Roger Glenn.
Adroit. Time, O:59+5.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $500; allow
ssnces,. 3-year;olds and up; liz miles. m
Char Girl (RuSs0) $40 $50
Gallant Junior (Bauer) 400
Gray Raider, Privilege. sandvar, Hy-
personic, Flaming Lady. Many Gifts.
Time, 1:45.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, ST 400;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; 1 IL miles.
Harpist (Serido) 1880 1880 900
BalIawOod (Snyderl $50 400
Jerry's Nebb (Hutcheon) $50
Byaway, Lady Poet, Amaru, Meringue,
Little Rocket, Little Raider. Time.
1:464s.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, ST 200; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; l mile and
furlongS.
Fonda GRuSsO) 4.4O 800 2.6O
HOulgate (Webb) 500 400
Count Howard (Snyder) $50
Fetch 1t, Scarlet Thorn, Concise, Raya-
dor, Smoke Puff, Bucko, Rock Rye.
Time. 3:21.
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British Rider Injured

LONDON, Oct. 10 P.-Col.
Harry Llewellyn was slightly in
jured tonight when he fell while
riding Foxhunter in competition
for the Horse of the Year show
at Harringgay Arena. The Lew
ellyn-Foxhunter team led Britain
to it's sole Gold Medal in the 1852
Olympic Games at Helsinki. Fox
hunter was not hurt.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Bit O. Fate Captures
Quaker City Stakes
Al Garden State
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

4 z
CAMDEN, N. j.. oct. 1O.-A
late burst of speed and a we'll
judged ride by Sammy Boulmetis
won the $4,000 Quaker City
Handicap for William Ziegler
jr.'S Bit o. Fate today at Garden
State Park before a crowd OF
28,627.
The 6-year-old son of Wait a
Bit bested Master Fiddle and
Kaster. In that order. to take
down top money of $20,250 in
the 1As mile test. The Quaker
City was the first of seven stakes
on the agenda of the 25-day
meeting here.
For a mile it appeared to be a
three-horse race, with Kaster
getting the lead at the start, fol-
lowed by Flaunt and Andre, in
the eight-horse field.
Light Impost Helps.
Boulmetis elected to rate Bit
o. Fate in fifth position until the
half-mile pole was reached. At
that point he made his move.
and with Andre charged up to
the leaders. The winner found a
wide opening at the head Of the
stretch and, after taking the lead.
held of the late bids of Master
Fiddle and Kaster.
It was the first stakes victory
for Bit O'Fate since he ac-
counted for the Lamplighter
Handicap at Monmouth Park.
Today, he was. in with only 1O8
pounds which undoubtedly
aided him considerably. More
recently, Bit O'Fate was second
in the Saratoga Cup behind
Alerted.
FavOrite Tires.
Flaunt went off the public
choice, and was in contention
at all times. But forcing the
early pace may have marred his
chances somewhat as he tired
in the final run.
Bit O'Fate returned $3.50,
$3.50 and $3.50 across the board.
His time was ISL 3/5.
The secondary feature, the
Benjamin Franklin Trial, a
$4,000 affair for sophomores
renewal of that fixture, was
won in a ding dong battle by
Janet N. Kelly's Ride M Cowboy
Mrs. H. L. NathenSon's Chicago
invader, force Of Arms. was sec
ond and Robert P. Levy's Hueso.
the choice, third.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE-Pyrse, $4,000, claim.
ks.slsfS M.4ss 4 assSssS asEss5.' sS SS ssS
watch Toy, Mr. Dude. China Bracelet
ffiisyslapds5i fi%s. I T:1sh. Honey Bear Lady Pad.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. SO 900: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
see,aTk ses.arit. .kfsRe' 1E1Ss 1880 ao 5.Sc Sc
Pretty Cindy DuhOn) 1880
Dream Cream Tour D'Argent, Colum-
rus Sound, E-ToWn. Prairie Kid Ascent,
Nedra, Sugar Sue, Strato. Time. 1:1223.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID S13O.I
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
Eternal Etc, a, shTck Baird $40 $50 80
indiana vi, Hale Harty, Dark
OMAN. Fancy Reward. Black Invader.
Time. 1:13Is.
,,I royETH 1IR;Ac E;AAcEaePutss. = Purse $4,000; claim
Bolo Boy lBsirdl 1850 $40 $50
Piparoo tBrooksl 4.4O $40
Remcdeled (Heckmannl SAC
Parklea. Time, i!I2as.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s2,soo: optional
claimingi 3-year-olds and UP: 1 1hs miles
IGls ,.;.! Platter after. tEsb1 200 4SS SS s.sS
1Mss DrOOE NnecAmahnl 4'VO S.9S
Brian soru, Rose Beam. Little Captain
a Hasty Freedoms. Time, 1:442s.
Rhoades-Ott entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Gold Cup Prer
Handicap. $4,000 added: 3-year-old,
M Sss|s1ss ssss. q , asss 80
The Gink. DR.. Ole Nelson. Smoke
! Screen, Golden Trend. Time. 1:404s.
dh Dead heat for place.
SEVENTH RACE-The Hawthorne
Juvenile Handicap: $50. 900 added: 2.
year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Per-en (Church) 1900 $50 2.6G
Tu0sfx (Br0oksl 2.4O 2.2(
Admiral Porter CBierman) 2.8(
q Red Ace. Pernie Lee, Sub Factor
! Sleepy Abel, Alsab Ace. Saint SaraZen
| Judge Browdee. Time 1:112s.
Wilson, jr. entry.
EIGHTH RACE--Purse, $4,000: al.
lowanees. 3-year.ol and up; 8 furlongs
Red Charger (Erb) 400 100 42C
| Nelps Boy (Br0oksl $50 $40
| Gold Fighter (Church) 3.S(
Yellmantown, Obstinate ST. Whirla.
head, Slipper Satin. Pipe OF Peace
NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000: optiona
claiming; 3-year-olds and up: furlong:
Happy Age tsauabria, 1880 600 4.4C
| 'osSess keenel $50 aga
| Edna's Choice Baird $40
Betsy K. Tenedos. Battle King, Re.
6ounder, Whir'anoy, Our Beauty. Time
'e-o -.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Quontico Hurriers Win

RICHMOND, Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD THE Quantico Marines
cross-country team grabbed five
of the top six places to win a
triangular meet with West Vir-
ginia and Richmond Universi-
ties here today. Art Garcia of
Quantico took first place, travel
ing the 4-mile course in 81 min
utes, SO seconds.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Lynchburq Hurriers Win

SALEM, Va. Oct. 10 P).-
Lynchburg College defea tie d
Roanoke, $3.50. in the first cross
country meet of the season for
both teams. Les Noel Of Roanoke
led the pack home in Is minutes
28.5 seconds. Tied for second
were Carl Gillespie and Preston
Wilson of Lynchburg.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Bulls B-Squod Ties

MERCERSBUR. Pa, Oct. 10
(SpeciaD. Bill Mcnamara
raced 35 yards in the third quar-
ter to give thea Bulls Prep B
squad a 6-6 tie with Mercersburg
Academy B team here today.
Mercersburg had scored earlier
in the quarter on a 10-yard run
by Jim Roche.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Favored Royal Vale
Runs Last in $4,000
Finale al Belmont
sy the Assseietss egsss

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-John
S. Phipps' Level Lea, sturdy son
of the Calumet Farms Bull Lea.
rolled to an easy six-length vic
tory today in the $82. 200 Jockey
Club gold cup as Belmont Park
closed. Mrs. Esther DUPONT
Weir's 8-to-5 favorite, Royal
Vale, finished a tired last.
Level Lea, ridden by young
Bill Boland, became the seventh
straight three-year-old to cap
ture the gruelling two-mile run,
one Of the longest stake races
held in this country. The last
older horse to win it was the
four-year-old Pavot in 1946.
The real race of this sunny
afternoon was for second money
of $4,000 with the Hampton
Stables Alerted taking the de-
ciSion by a neck over the Hasty
House Farms Platan. Royal
Vale set the early pace but tired
AFTER the nrSt mile.
Level Lea Easy Winner.
Level Lea didn't have much
opposition as his seven rivals ran
themselves out. He took the lead
midway around the final bend,
and as they Strengthened up for
home with a quarter of a mile Of
stretch ahead to the finish, every
one in the crowd of 36,568 knew
it was all over but the shouting.
The time, over a fast track,
was 1927, slowest since Pot
oLuck required 3:272s in 1945.
The winner didn't have to run
any faster. however. The track
and Gold Cup record is 3:205,
set by Market Wise in defeating
Whirlaway in 1941.
Level Lea, third choice in the
betting, paid $3.50, $4.8O and
1910. Alerted, a four-year- -old
who was second choice, paid
$340 and $2,70. Platan paid
$3.50.
Level Lea and Platan carried
weights of 1T pounds. Alerted
carried 124 pounds.
Largest Field Since 1927.
This was the largest field
since 1927 when Jockey Earl
Sande, now seeking a comeback,
won the Gold Cup with Chance
Play.
Level Lea, who had finished
third behind Platan and Dictar
in the Lawrence Realization here
September 80, is probably the
best three-year-old in the coun-
try today after the retirement
Of Native Dancer.
He could have gone to the
front at any time" Boland said.
Jackie Westrope, who rode Royal
Vale, said. HE was cooked after
o mile and a half"
Royal Vale and Alerted were
head and head for the lead after
one mile, but with three-quar-
ters of a mile left, Alerted held a
slight advantage with Royal
Vale, followed by Level Lea and
Platan.
Level Lea Takes Lead.
With a half-mile left, Alerted,
Royal Vale and Level Lea charged
into the turn abreast. And here
Level Lea began to show his su-
periority.
Level Lea won the Discovery
and the Edgemere handicaps in
early September and today's VIC
tory was his sixth in nine starts
this year. He got $55, 100 and
raised his total earnings to $107,-
OTIS.
The $34,750 Champagne Stakes
for one mile, for two-year-olds,
was won by c. v. Whitney's Fish
erman by a neck over James Cox
BradY's Best Years. Third in
the field of IL juveniles was the
Brae Burn Farms War Piper
Fisherman earned $25,700 and
was timed in 1885.
Fisherman paid $500, $4.10
and 1910. Best Years paid $500
and $500. War Piper paid $3.50.
Greentree Stables Gotta Go
broke a pastern and was de-
stroyed.