Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
Guggenheim's
Horses Shoot
For $4,000
BY the Associated Press

Capt. Harry F. Guggenheim,
New York and Virginia sports
man, could be some 1925, 900
richer by shutdown If three
horses do right by the owner
Of the Cain Hoy Stable today.
Capt. Guggenheim has the
favorite in two Of today's three
richest races and in the other
his star d ar d-bearer rates
strong consideration. The three
races are the Man o War
Handicap, which will be raced
in two divisions at Aqueduct
with each worth 100000 in
added money, and the 100000
added Gardenia for '2-year-old
fillies at Garden State Park.
With 10 starters, the Gar
denia will gross $134,215 with a
net of $4,000 going to the win
ner.
The Man O. War. named for
Americas most glamorous
thoroughbred, will be raced
over the 11a mile grass course.
When the names of % horses
were dropped into the entry
box, the race was split into
two sections. Never before has
there been two 100000 added
races at the same track on the
same afternoon.
Bald Eagle Top Weight
Guggenheim's Bald Eagle
carries top weight of 126
pounds in the first division and
is favored to beat 10 rivals
This section will gross in excess
of $4,000 with more than
$4,000 going to the winner.
One-Eyed King, a proven
grass runner, is Guggenheim's
hope in the second division
which carries a gross value of
l$114,050 with $4,000 plus
ticketed for the winner. One
Eyed King picks up 100 pounds,
four less than Mrs. Herbert
Herff's Tudor Era. Prince Ally
Khan's Irish-bred Sallymount
gets in with 1l6.
In addition to Bald Eagle
horses entered in the first divi-
sion Of the Man O. War in
clude: Inside Tract, Ill; and
Babu, 113, an entry trained by
Jack Weipert; Greek Star, 1909;
Langton Breeze, 109; Prince
Willy, 100; Tharp. lis; Dotted
Line, 1903; Amerigo, 121; Prom
ised Land, 119, and Rafty, 112.
Others in the field for the
second division are: Amos,
1909; Nobel Sci, 107; Anisado,
ITO; Muscadel, 1903; NARROW
Road, 109; Find, Ill; Grey
Monarch, lis; Day Court, l13,
and Wildf1re, II. 100.
Ycaza Rides Both
Manuel Ycaza rides both of
the Cain Hoy horses. The first
division will be video taped and
shown prior to the live telecaSt
of the second section from 4:30-
5 pm. (Channel 81.
Heavenly Body, winner OF
$4,000 with victories in three
of five starts, is Guggenheim's
bid for 2-year-old filly honors
in the 1/16 miles of the Gar
denia. The Wheatley Stables
Irish Jay figures to be her chief
rival. Each has beaten the
other once.
Others in the Gardenia field
are My Dear Girl. Heliolight
Blue Crooner, La Fuerza, Cries.
wood Dottie, Royal Waltz, Fresh
Lady and Postward. All carry
119 pounds.
Rounding out today's feature
races are the $50,000-added
Canadian Championship al
Toronto's new Woodbine, the
$4,000 Golden Gate Futurity
the $4,000 Fayette Handicap
at Keeneland. the $4,000
added Rhode Island Handicap
at Lincoln Downs and the
$10,000-added Snare Handicap
at Sportsman's Park.
Triple Entry
A triple entry of Jack Ketch
Ekaba and Martini II from the
Hasty House Farm of Toledo
Ohio, figures to battle it out
with DR.. Leon .Levy's Sailors
Guide of Philadelphia in the
Canadian race. It's a 15s mile
affair with nine entries.
The Llangollen Farms Eagle
Admiral tops a field of IL
juveniles in the Golden Gate
Futurity at q mile.
Terra Firma and Dru Away
each carry 1913 pounds in the
I11s miles of the Fayette Cap
Roses Gem (121) heads ar
eight-horse field in the 712-
furlong Rhode Island Handi-
cap. Roman Colonel (120) is
top-weighted in the Snare but
faces strong contention from
lW. H. Bishops Four-Ply entry