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McShuin Horse
Wins EngIund's
Richest Stakes

ASCOT, England, July 10 R.
-Ballymoss. owned by John
McShain of Philadelphia. won
the King George VI and Queen
Elizabeth Stakes today. 1t is
England's richest horse race
with a first-place purse Of
$66,197.
Queen Elizabeth's two thor
oughbreds, the fllly Almeria
and Doutelle, finished second
and third. Ballymoss, trained
in Ireland, was the z to 4 bet
ting favorite as the eight start
ers began the mile and a half
race. Almeria was Q to ! and
Doutelle 100 to z.
Ballymore won the Eclipse
Stakes at Sandown last Satur.
day. Only Tulyar, in 1852, &C.
complished this double before.
Australian Jockey Scobie
Breasley tucked Ballymoss in
behind the leaders In the early
stages Of the race as Almeris
set the pace from the start.
Breasley pushed Ballymoss
to the front about two furlongs
from home and the Irish
trained colt raced on to 8
three-length victory. Almeris
was three-quarters of a length
ahead Of Doutelle.
McShain, a so year : ole
builder, didn't get a cent or
his winning entry in the sew.
enth running Of the Ascot race
Although confident. he never
bets on horse races.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI57.4O

THIRD RACD-Purse, $500: claim
ing; ,-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Gang News CBr'sardl $50 $50 2.10
Cliffs O'Doyer lGue'nl ale 800
Hannibars Girl, Early Branch, Lady
sibby, TeleErafo, BigEern Better.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
maidens; 3-year-olds: . furlongs.
Hi I.R F Fsnu ts .sSn1rd $50 sS SsS sS
Mr., JunEle (Peake) 500
Rome. sportsmanship. scout ship, Au-
relian Trumpet. Patagonian. saassad.
Copper Breeze. Time, l;l4h.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: allow
ances; Swear -olds. 4. miles.
PSla IsI .A .ns.rS, 4.eo s.sS s. go
do Shy Dancer tStOne) 2.10
.I Roman Sons Dixie Miss Time
sfxTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 2-year-olds; 5lz turlongs.
AtOll tkuanel $40 ?2O I'D
Steverino lAndersOnl 4.1O 2.S0
Newport tYeaYal $50
Vienna Coup, Mark The Way,
B Winsate', Masonic, Steve W. Time
Pine Tree Stable entry.
b Lawrence-Four Way Ranch entry
SEVENTH RACE - 100000 added I;
The Dwyer Handicap; 3-year-olds; =
miles.
victory Morn (G'rinl 1910 $50 $50
Nasco (BroussaFd) $50 4.60
Day Court ORuanel SO
Fleet Feet. Wirey Marks. Tom
Thumb. Night Amool, Rickover, Tenn
pis Fugit Time, 1883.
EIGHTH RACE = Purse, $500;
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; 1h
miles.
Mr.. Redbird (Ussery) $50 $50 ESQ
Boone Blaze lRuaneD 5.2O 800
Blue Nitro (Guerinl $3.50
Paint Brush, Portage Boy, Cherokee
Chief. Cable Jack. Time, 1854.
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Continued From Page CT

NOutinucu EEOm rage O-l
close second and Round Table
cruising along in fourth most
Of the race.
Entering the stretch, Glen
took the lead as Round Table
moved up. They battled head
to head from the eighth pole
on.
Round Table, the 7-10 IA
vorite in the crowd of 1922
paid $3.40, $3.50 and $500
Glen returned $4.40 and $3.5C
and Hoop Band $500.
Round Table remained un-
beaten on the grass, making
this his sixth turf victory. The
colt now has 81 triumphs in A
starts.
The winning prize of $50, 00C
boosted his total earnings to
81 ,161.014. The second all-time
money winner now is $127,55l
behind Nashua's record OF
81 .288,565.
Fourth place went to Hasty
House Farms Jack Ketch. The
rest Of the field followed in this
order: Tall Chief II. coupled
with Round Table. Tudor Era
Mahan, Aysha, Shan Pac and
Burnburgoo.
Hartack said of the race: 81
was in a situation, real tight
where couldn't do much un-
til we turned for home. And
then Atkinson had a lot OF
horse under him still and a lot
in reserve when 1 went after
them"
Round Tables trainer, Bill
Molter, said this was the great
est victory Of all for Round
Table and the greatest race he
ever ran.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID ss2e.lo

THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ms; 4-year-olds and up; about Ga
STAY Wen tPhelpO gao 1.so $40
MO0lu tSOliarsl $40 800
Top Take CHausel Loo
Eagle Speed, Spinning Jenny. New
Dice, Our Ace, Debbie M, Charming
Way. Time. 1:lS2s.
FOURTH RACE - Purse, $1,000:
claiming; 3-year-olds: about 4la fur
Strictly Cash FitI'd 1910 $50 $50
Benny Deb (Liddlel SEQ 4 10
Bits Baby (GutierreEl 800
LoiteTing, Rediand Road. Eldon
Baby After Sly, Oak Chest, Preserip-
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ins; 4-year-olds and up; about 2 fur
longs.
TT .:ssn t Ssas 'c" $50 s SS s sSS
Welt Trap (seamanl BOO
Lying Admiral, Helen's Hope. TWi-
light Mist, 0oober Cob, Bonny's Choice.
Devotee, Greenir. Time, l:29ss.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. 81. goo: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: abcut Ga
spaTiss Rock Iseryis, 100 40 $50
Oreer Of Merit (Rivera) $40 $40
oCfamulr ANuNAfHl n.l@U
Clever Defense, Resale X. Commo-
ton. King Cameron. Granneal. Run.
Yule Miss. Time. 1;i7b.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. SI,5OO:
claiming. 4-year-olds and up; lie
miles
Bellator tMcKee) $50 $50 SEQ
Bail Out tSmaLl eco SEQ
Afford fPalumbol $50
Noble Dream, Mr.. r. C, Good Bit
Rinda's Dream, Songai. Time, :4s4s
EIGHTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
elaiming: 4-year-oldS and up; lie
miles.
King lin fPalumboD ESQ 40 ESQ
Bachelor Al (Rlveral 1910 500
Picket Charge (Pappasl $50
YOUNG Colony. Ponga Tip, Sword
case. Step Busy, Busy Phil. Pride Of
Judea. Time. 1851.
NINTH RACE-Purse, 81 600; claim
ing: 4-year -olds and up; fis miles
Setubal lPapDasl 40 a.2O 30
Bishbash lClarkD 40 SEQ
Alibu tMeIvOrD SEQ
Navy Brat, Why Tino KINGS Blood.
Bis Crash. Time, I:4gls.
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Sunset Hundicop
Gets Gallant Man

INGLEWOOD, Calf, July
10 R.-Trainer John Nerud
telephoned Hollywood Pal>
yesterday from Belmont Park
that he will run Gallant Man
in next Tuesdays 100000
added Sunset Handicap.
Gallant Man. winner Of the
Hollywood Gold Cup last week,
will have to carry 1872 pounds
in the lsS-mile race.
Owner Ralph Lowe, wealthy
Texas oil man, said he had
left the final decision to Nerud.
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this month will be saluted at
a club luncheon at noon. Jom
Simpson, sports announcer
from wRC, will be master Of
ceremonies.
The Home Plate Club will
hold a dinner-meeting at 7 pm
Wednesday. Walter Haight,
horse racing writer for the
Washington Post and Times
Heard. will be guest speaker.
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I'd Club to Fete
WI Oursmen

The touchdown Club head
quarters will be busy with spe-
cial events Wednesday.
The Washington-Lee High
School crew which competed al
England's Henley Regatu early
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ST. LOUIS, July 10 (R.-
Slater Martin, smallest player
in the National Basketball as
ISOLATION at S foot 10, signed
today with the world champion
st. Louis Hawks. 1t will be
Martins 10th season Of profess
sional basketball.
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Jumuicu Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. S3,5UO; cIalm'
Aces Even (UsseFyl $40 800 3.le
Master Ace (DAnisil S.1O 5.0q
AdoIph's Joy (Com'dore) $50
Steelmaster, Warriors stand, 30
Ierity, Repelled, Big Print, Jo-Ma-Ber
Cavel. Time, 1:l4h. $500
claiming; 4-year-clds and up; liz
Lysistrata CRuane) 2I.20 1000 6.ee
AehiIIeus (Soirezl 1850 6.le
Air Prophet (USseryl SIC
Mandarin, Kaw Maid, Whisky Glass
pulse. Rain King. Time, l:4SN.
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1f-io-i. Shot
Sets Record in
Michigan Mile

DETROIT. July 10 w.
Nearctic. . Canadian visitor
considered 50 lightly he was
put In IS a field entry. captured
the 10th running Of the $780,
900 added Michigan mile today
and set q track record In q run
away race.
The sleek 4-year-old brown
colt, out Of Nearco and Lady
Angela. upset the favored
swoonS SON and ~ others.
swoon's son. a 6-to-5 betting
choice. never was In contention
and finished eighth.
Shoerullah finished second.
two and one-quarter lengths
back. and My Night out, win
ner of the 1857 Michigan Mile.
was third.
The Cain Hoy Stables Red
God was fourth.
Upheld Mile Tradition
Thus the surprising Canadi-
an horse, making his FIRST
Detroit start, upheld the Michi-
gan Mile tradition. No favorite
ever has won the richest Of all
Michigan races.
The triumph was worth S40,-
TAG to Windfield Farms, Ltd.
Nearctic's time over a fast
track was 1851. one-fifth Of
a second better than the track
record in the 1856 Michigan
Mile by Nonnie Joe.
Attendance was 24,667, near
ly 1000 better than the record
two years ago.
Nearctic returned $44.40, SIT
and $3.50 in capturing his
sixth victory in eight starts
this year. Shoerullah paid
5000 and sl6.40 while My
Night Out was $ll.40 to show.
SOrensen Rides Winner
Nearctic, given a brilliant
ride by Jockey Bonnie Soren-
sen. rallied from a shaking up
in the early stretch and gained
an early position. Nearctic
raced wide throughout and had
plenty Of speed at the end.
Shoerullah had another two
and one-half lengths on My
Night Out who finished q neck
ahead Of Red God.
Swoon's Son got Of to a fast
start but stumbled badly at
the first turn, then dropped
back steadily.
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Dotted Line wound up NTH.
with Beam Rider last--there
was win and place betting only
as the track management had
no desire 10 have the consistent
Bold Ruler bring about q minus
show pool. f
After all manner Of acco-
ladies' had been heaped on Mr..
Fitz for developing one OF the
greatest Of modern weight
carriers. the light on the mu-
tuel board showed Bold Ruler
had paid $3.50 and $3.50.
Sharpsburg. the third choice at
8 10 /. returned $40. OF the
Si65,5i0 waeered In the win
pool. sos.825 was on Bold Ruler.
In the place pool. the favorite
drew $4,000 Of the ti2i.662
total.
Although Bold Ruler took
the lead earlier In the Mon
mouth. today's race was SINH
lar In many respects 10 that
run by the Wheatley ace In the
Suburban, July 4. In that race,
he spotted Glen Is pounds. lost
the lead briefly inside the six
teenth pole and then came on
again after one flick Of the
whip 10 win by q nose.
Arcaro used his whip mostly
as q threat today. brandishing
1t convincingly under his
mounts head during the long
struggle with Sharpsburg. This
duel. in which two vigorous
riders got the utmost of two
willing horses. began about
three -quarters Of a mile from
the finish and wasn't over until
the unruffled Arcaro and Bold
Ruler began pulling away
slowly in the last rs yards.
This was a real hard race.
Mr.. Fitz commented after II
was all over. II may wait for
the Whitney Cat Saratoga early
in August instead Of going in
the Brooklyn Handicap next
Saturday at Jamaica. But
don't count me out Of 1t yet"
Tribute From Eddie
For me to make any COM
ment about this horse would
be silly" said Arcaro, who won
the Monmouth with Nashua in
1856 and on Dedicate last year,
He knows what to do and he
seems to do it almost all the
time. He tried to duck out
leaving the gate, but once
Strengthened him out he knew
what he was supposed to do"
Jockey Shuk was disappoint-
ed but philosophical. I'VE tried,
but that was the best Sharps-
burg could do" Nick said. MY
horse ran a real game race, but
just couldn't make it,"
Roy Faircloth, the Tennessee
automobile dealer who bought
Sharpsburg from Calumet, has
done very we'll with the son of
Alibhai. particularly in Della
ware and Maryland. but this
was the horses biggest race.
Among his stakes victories this
year we're the Diamond State
at Delaware Park and the Cap
itol Handicap at Laurel.
Sharpsburg Bid Fails
Bold Rulers time was the
second fastest in the history of
the Stakes. He also carried more
weight than any other winner
the previous high being the
131 handled by Helioscope in
1866. Today's fractions, all the
work Of Bold Ruler, who led
throughout. were: 0:24hs, O;48.
1912, 1865 and 2:013s.
There was some disagreement
in the press box whether Bold
Ruler or Sharpsburg was the
leader coming into the stretch,
where Shuk was making his
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BeIIafor Wins
AIsab Purse
By31Lengfhs

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
July 10 Especially. - Louis T,
Franklin's e-year-old geldina
Bellator. with the help Of the
tracks leading reinsman. Char
ley Mckee. outgamed seven
rivals today 10 win the featured
Alsab Purse by three and one
half lengths before s.4s4 fans
here today.
Stepping the mile and one
sixteenth In the creditahle time
OF l.484s over a fast track. Bel
lator made every post a winning
one. Second choice In the
wagering, the son Of Armourec
returned $3.50. 1880 and $500
Peter Vischer's Bail Out I'm.
ished second. three part:
Of a length ahead OF Milford
Dinker's Afford.
First Charles Town Win
This was Bellators first win
at Charles Town in four trie:
and second in 10 outings this
year. However. In his most
recent start Bellator was just
four and one half lengths be-
hind zuyder Zee in a very
quickly run seven furlong test
and therefore received ample
support from the gathering.
The second largest daily
double Of the meeting was reg
istered when Bill Parks Lyme
lee, with Jockey James Fitz-
gerald in the irons. survived
a claim Of foul to win the
first race at $l7.s0.
Daily Double Pays $522
Gus Pappas then scored
aboard Charles Bowers Jeep-
stress at $3.50 to set up 4
daily double payoff of $522.4O
on the / and 5 combination.
Favorites continue to tumble
in the next two races. Marvin
Kelly's Stay Well, with Jockey
Earl Phelps doing the steering
won the third race at $22.4C
and the fourth race, an about
four and one-half furlong
sprint for 3-year-olds saw Ed
Hineman's Strictly Cash over
come the outside No. 10 post
position plus q foul claim To
win at 5000.
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Monmouth Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
lng: 2-year- olds; 5l1 furlongs 40.
Chasmar Belle tGranp SEQ $50 100
Whites Y. IN. Mite ,d aIsss1 ie'so 81. 20
Bucks Star. Kingblrd. Mr.. Leslie,
Blessed Part, Prize Purchase, Hyll
First, Pert, Socinus, Worth Waitin'
Time, l:0sss.
SECOND RACE = Purse, $1,000;
Forward On (C'imoBe) eco $50 $50
sky Mint Grant 7.2O SEQ
Pebble Case (Blum) 500
Curfew Bell. Atropos. Cri de Guerre,
image, Hill Mist. Time, 1:O7ss.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
Sal star Uehnsonl $40 800 ESQ
Extension Please (SmithD $50 400
Shakertown (GIantl $40
Bis Squeeze. Royal Chiffon, Friendly
Ellen, Harlan County, Dag. Time,
l.l31s.
FOURTH RACE Purse. 81. 900:
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Devils Image tvPIa, 1909 $50 40
Age Of Consent (Steyensonl ESQ $40
I Gee Gee UOhnsOnl $3.50
Here Come Joe. Man Up stairs. Jet
Mark, Evening Tempo, Mrs. K. L.,
Stunned. Time. 1:l2as.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
lowances; 2-year-olds: 8 furlongs..
In Thee tCulm0ne) 1900 $50 40
sky High (Arcaro) $50 800
Meados Miss, Star N Garter, KnoS
Knox, Joe Lawler, Ballad. Shaker
Heights. Time. 1:11S.
SIXTH RACE-S1O0.0O 900 added; The
Monmouth Handicap; 3-year-olds and
up; u miles.
Bold Ruler tArearol 2.6O eco out
Sharpsburg (Shukl $40 out
Bills Sky Boy (Sterlingl out
Dotted Line. Third Brother. Beam
Rider. Time. 2:01as.
SEVENTH RACE--Purse. $4,000; al
,owances; and 4-year-olds: . fur
Daubien (Granu T.iO $50 $50
Oh Frank Again (SaccOl 2l.OO 1850
oh Cateran UOhnsOn) T.9O 1.2O
Microbe, win Count. Tyari. Sun
Again Gal, Royal Envoy, Red Jack,
Elm Question. Scotch Beauty, Lady
Hedgerow. Time, 1:12as.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse; $4,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds: / Il miles.
Last Impulse (Gill'n) $3.50 1860 7.20
Bucknell tZakoorl eco 500
Plaza Square (Blum) 100
Prince Chasmar Spinning Home,
sunny sag, Way-Lady, Cosmic Dust,
Buddy Ball. Time. l;474s.
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Charles Town Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: about 4la
furlongs
Lyneelee FltxEerald) 1880 500 $50
One Tear tSmall $50 $40
High Vision (McGOverHD f.2O
'Discmont Miss. Asset. Another Kiss,
Candi Gee Maryland Lady, Pamton,
Nashuette. Time, 0:51
disqualified from Sd to 4th.
SECOND RACE - Purse, 81. 900;
claiming; 4-vear-olds and up; about
ga furlongs
Jeepstress (Pappasl 20.8O II so $40
Titan Heather tSOIlarsl 1850 go
Oh Royal BIN fRobertsOnl $3.50
Oh March CO-Ed HlddIel $50
Hunting Miss, Tom Peartree. Capt.
talist, Frisky Gloria, Happy Bull Time,
I;l99s.
oh Dead heat for 3rd.
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Bold Ruler 1874, Beots
Shorpsburgin Thriller

greatest bid. But the consensus
favored the Wheatley cham
pion and the chart-caller en-
phasized that Sharpsburg never
quite reached the front.
Bold Ruler broke from the
No. 1 position and made the
most Of It, while Sharpsburg,
on the extreme outside, needed
more effort 10 get up front.
Bold Ruler led BY az lengths
at the clubhouse turn. but
sharpsburg had shaved this by
q length as the small field went
down the backstretch.
Bills Sky Boy. ridden by Raul
Sterling. was second at the first
turn. but Sharpsburg passed
him quickly and he never again
was a factor. In fact. there was
little change in the order al
any time and for the last three
quarters few gave any attention
TO any but the two battling
leaders.
Proves Himself Again
It was the third time Bold
Ruler has proved himself at a
mile and a quarter, q distance
he proved incapable Of ham
ding when he ran fourth in
the 1857 Kentucky Derby. And
1t was the sixth time this year
that he has carried 133 or more
pounds. Only in the Metropol-
titan Mile, when he tried to con-
cede five pounds to his arch
rival, Gallant Man. has he met
defeat.
The next meeting of Bold
Ruler. Gallant Man and Round
Table should be worth going
miles TO see.
Mr.. Fitz. who will celebrate
his saith birthday at Monmouth
Park next Wednesday, insists
he can't decide whether Bold
Ruler of Nashua was the better
horse. But he'll have to con-
cede Nashua was the superior
drawing card. Whereas Bold
Ruler attracted 30,727 fans u
Monmouth today. Nashua drew
a crowd of 38.893 in the same
race two years ago.
For the 1856 Widener. which
Nashua won in a photo with
Social Outcast, Sailor and Find,
more than $4,000 jammed the
Hialeah track, which has never
come close to that figure on
any other occasion.
The 8 and 9 combination Of
Chasmar Belle and Forward
On provided a daily double
payoff of $3.50 the shortest
price on, the board. Forward
On, owned by George H. Hum
phrey, former Secretary Of the
Treasury, won the second race
by about seven lengths under
Joe Culmone and paid $500.
Howard Grant rode the favored
Chasmar Bell. who returned
$500.
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CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES

.,cSpyrsht, 1888. by Trlsnss Publications Inc; -.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming; 2-year-olds ga
fnrlonss Post 207 off ct once start rood won driving
sweet Dreams Trainer j. Tammaro Vaiues@Si,e5O 5000
5000 $50, Time, 1:0s Clear and fast.
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Tvo-dollar mutuels paid-BLAcK ANDY. S222O $1,000,
$3.50. PLYING scuD. $500, $3.50 MODEST COUNT,
$500.
Handls-SIso.s3l.
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lowances. 3-year-olds; 7 furlongs.
Royal Charmer (H'k'n) 7.i0 40 800
Sullivan Roy tCarstens) 1870 $40
Fay's Ace (HaTtack) $50
Rivineton. Praised, Porter B.. Mis-
soula, Kins Glade, a slickavay Time,
LEA.
Hunter-Headley entry.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purse. S4.es0: claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 3 furlongs.
Royal Jester (BaTnett) $40 SEQ 3s0
Gallant Runner (Burr) 800 100
Trice CMeaux) $50
Andy Jack. Atellor, stag Line. Time.
l.ilas
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Os'QsIs ava a1anoG 11IvG

THIRD RAcE-Purse. 50. 500; allow.
Ounce (Meauxl eco $40 ESQ
q Secret File (DOdsonl $50 g.et
Marie Everett (BateheIlerl SOC
Ala Roman Grey Haze, wondrou'
Deeds, Balmy Boy. Time, i:04As.
Dixiana Fisher entry
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $3.50;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up: fur
longs.
MiTrator Cvalensuela) 1900 $40 $50
LANAI Cook 400 3.l0
lsayolbOy tNOnol 40
Mr. Gunner. willing Worker, Ala
kAtch. Nordal, shannon Comet, Daddy.
kins. Mel O'Rim. voorhees, Arab, Red
Charger. Time l:24as.
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SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $3.50: claim.
ms; 4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Rio Road tBarnetO i5.eO 40 SEQ
Fleet Peet (BOlinl sO.la n 80
Happy LauEhter (Meauxl 500
jolly Joker, Slash, Sliqht Co, Crown
Derby, Sailors Knot, Finicai Knob
view Kid, Ny Preference. Ocean Gem.
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ARLINGTON Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. $2,750: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1la miles.
Pest Morton (Dods0n) 1910 II 80 $40
lnthe Weed (BarnetD 100 l.lu
Up A Tree BURR :.Su
Bookworm, Myrtis L., Lady Cadet
Peeler. shrug. Our Liza. Sar-Har, Ocean
Hop, Dinahs Admiral. Time, 1898.
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FIFTH RAcE-Purss $1,000; allowance; 3-year-oids and
S won a miles aut tt1T Post 81 4is start sOOS
sscy 6od s TIsinsT @ pubsssoff ysIues-s32So
sl000 5000. $3.50 Time LA. Clear and firm
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SIXTH RAcE1Ihe New castle stake purse $5s,56sI 50
lgross. 3-year-olds and files and Il miles
Post; $50: of 4;sOh; start goOd won easily Winner
J. W Maloney. Values s29.i5O met, $1,000, So. 800
$3.50. Times-:23h; 49, :104s; 1:372s; 1:44Is,
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-TVO-doIIST mutuels JSd - LOST HOLIDAY, S37 80
81 So $3.50. EMORY PAL s4O 90, So so. BOLD HUNTER
SO so
Hsndle-Sias4 AZ, Total handle--S1.575,s27.
Attendanee-20,T52
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0 Tvo-doiar mutueis paid = ALANEsIAN, So co. IS 90
A 81 20. MILE DIANNE $32.20 $1,000. ENDINE, $500.
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q u. Zacharias and U. Z. breWer entry
,TSO-aols5 mgtTss PAD sLeyES scH%ERdGo r =
E$$SS, $3.50 QUIET POWER $3.50 $3.50 0oNfN
Handle-S1aso17. Daily Double handIe-SI77.o7s.
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ISO-do!lar mStpei: paid - BELL HOP, sl1a0. s4sO
Hande-Sl6S,407
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: al
lowances; 3-year-oldS; z furlongs.
Nadir (Meaux) 900 $50 :. 20
Olymar tBarnettl $50 500
Prize Hest (Hartackl $40
Terra Firma, Temple Xii. Strong
Ruler, Bolero q. Time. 1:2a9s.
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NINTH RAcE--Purse. 81. 0oo; claim
me; 4~year-oldS and up. IL miles
turf.
FinaE.er uDeminsuezl 1880 $40 SEQ
ARadae tCarstenSl l6e0 10 %
Wise Eddie (Sellersl SRO
Lebanon Lad, AIMS Love. BeIlI
anss. Agoura Misht, Doggy John
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DAILY DOUBLE % AND ~ PAID s1I4.4O

Horse. Jockey.
Black Andy tChoauette)
Flying scud (Green)
Modest Count (Nelson) b
The Sharper IL. Adams)
Battle Man tBoland) -
HarlelEh CBrooks) -
Kinda Clever q. Adams)
Time Clock (cox) 1880
War Time CDever) -----
Meadow FOX (Russol -
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SECOND RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming 2-year-olds; Sla furlongs.
Forward On (CimoneD $50 $50 $50
SKY Mint (Grantl 100 $50
Pebble Case (Blum) 500
curfew Bell. Atropos. cri de Guerre,
Freedoms Peace, Bobo's Prince. ChuekS
Image, Hill Mist Time l;O73s
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EIGHTH RAcE-S75. 900 added.
Armour Memorial Handicap; 3-year.
olds and up; Ia miles tturO.
. Round Table (Ht'kl $40 $50 eco
Glen (Atkinsonl 40 $40
Hoop Band lCook) SEQ
b ahan. Berpburgoo. Aysha,
Jack ketch. Tudor Era. q Tall Chief
wnd, Shan Pae, Time, 1:4Sas.
. Kerr Stable-Gilmore entry.
D Hasty House Farms entry.