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Suidum Wins
Quaker City,,
Monqo Third

CHERRY HILL. N. j., Oct.
19 AP).-Mrs. ]. Beaver Alex
ander's Saidam scored an upset
victory in the Quaker City
Handicap at Garden State
Park today winning the mile
and-a-sixteenth event by one
length.
The crowd Of 30,494 made
Mongo their solid choice but he
ran third and appeared to have
no excuse.
Second in the race was
Brookfield Farms Inbalance,
who made a strong late bid
saving ground on the rail.
Saidam. with Sam Boulmetis
up, forced the pace of Tony
Lee for half-a-mile, then took
C o mr. a n d. Mongo had been
running third and looked all
the world a solid threat but
when Bill Hartack called upon
him he failed to make his Gus
tomary move.
Calumet Farms Yorky fin
ished fourth with Tony Lee
dropping back to last in the
five-horse field.
With win and place betting
only, Saidam paid $9.40 and
$40. Inbalance returned $500.
The winner, trained by Max
Hirsch, went the distance in
1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
American Coli
Nose Back in
Sweeps Race

WMARKET, England
Oct. 19 (AP).-Commander-in.
Chief, a bargain racehorse thai
cost only $1,176, charged uphill
in an exciting photofinish to-
day and won a neck victory
over American-owned Principal
in the Cambridgeshire Stakes
The two horses hit the finish
line so close it was necessary to
wait for the official films to
determine the winner.
Hasty Cloud, second choice
in the betting, was ~ lengths
behind Principal, owned by Ed
ward B. Benjamin of New Or
leans. Darwin finished fourth
in the field of %, SIN allies t
number Of starters in so years.
An Irish Sweepstakes was
based on the result.
Commander-in-Chief' thun-
dering finish in the 11a-mile
race was worth s11,292 for his
owner, Henry Whitehouse.
Commander-in-C Chief started
at odds of 100 to Z, with Princi-
pal at SO to /, and Hasty Cloud
at Is to 2. Fair Astronomer, who
went off as the 9-to-2 favorite,
was never among the leaders.
Principal just missed scoring
the second American victory in
the 124-year-old race. The only
victory by an American horse
was by Adam Bede in 1912.
Benjamin collected secon d
prize Of $1,254.
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Admiral Vic
Hawthorne
Cup Victor

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 CAP)-
Sunny Blue Farms Admiral
Vic caught Donut King mid
way down the stretch, gradu-
ally eased away and won the
18th running Of the 100000
added Gold Cup at Hawthorne
today by 11z lengths.
The 3-year-old son of Re-
jected, with Jockey Mickey
Solomone riding, went off as
a 6-l choice in the 10-horse
field.
Piper's Son finished third,
while the odds-on favorite,
Crimson Satan, with Willie
Shoemaker up. was a badly
beaten sixth.
The victory, the seventh in
l6 starts this year. upped Ad-
miral Vic's earnings to $171,-
395. First place was worth
$78,500 to owner Isaac Blum
berg of Chicago.
The winner returned $14.8O
$3.50 and IS. Donut King paid
$11.40 and So, while Piper's
Son paid 5000. Time for the
mile and a quarter was 2:O34i
on a slow track.
Donut King, owned by Verne
H. Winchell, set the early pace
with Piper's Son and Admiral's
Voyage remaining close by
Solomone held Admiral Vic in
sixth place until the leaders
neared the far turn, then
moved to the outside in the
fourth slot.
At the top of the stretch
Solomone went to the whip and
his mount passed Piper's Son
and Admiral's Voyage and
went at Donut King.
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KeIso Coasts to Victory
In Taking Fourth Gold Cup

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 CAP).
'-Kelso, one Of the greatest
horses in the history Of Ameri-
can racing, drew away steadily
in the last mile and one eighth
today to easily capture his
fourth consecutive Jockey Club
Gold Cup before q cheering
crowd Of 50.131 at Aqueduct.
The mighty 6-year-old geld
ing, backed down to odds Of
$40 in the 45th running Of
the sos, 900 race. coasted down
the stretch and finished four
lengths in front Of Mrs. Robert
L. Dotter's Guadalcanal.
Guadalcanal, o son Of the
1913 Gold Cup Winner, Cita-
ton, finished five lengths
ahead Of Harbor View Farms
Garwol, who took third by
3l2 lengths over F. Eugene
Dixon's win I Rule In the field
Of seven.
The two-mile Gold Cup TIL
umph was the eighth straight
stakes victory Of 1868 for Kelso,
who already had clinched q
fourth consecutive horse-of-
the-year title for Mrs. Richard
c. DUPONT Of Wilmington, Del.
A year ago in the same race
the big, dark son Of Your Host
Maid Of Flight, by Count Fleet,
beat Guadalcanal by 10 lengths,
and he probably could have
done it again had Jockey Ismael
Valenzuela opened I'D.
The crowd gave the champion
a big hand after he came home
in 3:22 fiat and paid q meager
$3.50 to win. His hackers in
the place pool got back $40,
and he was the legal minimum
Of $2.10 to show.
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Duel Captures
Breeders Event;
Golden Ruler 5th

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 10.
(AP) claiborne FARMS Duel
won the 50th running of the
$57,085 Breeders Futurity to-
day at Keeneland and dashed
previously unbeaten Golden
Rulers chances for the 2-year-
old championship.
Duel, ridden by w. D. Lucas,
just got up in the final stride
to finish a neck in front of
rumblewood Stables IShkoodah.
Darby Dan Farms Bleacherite
finished third, a neck back.
Duel, lukewarm second choice
in the wagering, returned $40,
IS 40 and $500. Ishkoodah paid
$3.50 and $3.50. while Bleach
erite returned Sc.
Duel covered the course of
7 furlongs and 1874 feet in
1:261s, well off the track record
Of 1:243s.
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HORSES AND RIDERS
international Show
Lures Worlds Best

urday and Saturday night, and
Sunday morning and afternoon
without a night session.
FinaliSts In dressage will
compete in the regular show at
the armory, during the evening
performances October 20, 80
and 81, when fans jam the
ringside to watch the super
experts at work.
Glasses will begin daily at
10 am. throughout the show
except for "children's day" on
Sunday when the first juniors
are scheduled to ride into the
ring at z am. There usually
is only a short lunch break
before the afternoon session at
! pm. daily, and another inter-
mission before the night ses-
sion at z pm.
General admission for days
is 81, and for the Wednesday,
Thursday and Sunday night
performances $1.50. On the
three big nights" when crowds
additionally jam the armory-
Tuesdays opening night and
Friday and Saturday-admis-
sion is So. Prices for reserved
seats begin at $3.50 for nights
and range up to $3.50 for choice
nights. Ticket applications may
be made at the horse show Of
flee, Room 500, at 1923 Con-
necticut avenue.
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Skinker's Spiral, Busy Jill
Win Divided Bowie Stakes

Trainer Homer j. (Jimmy) Pitt
Of Bally Ache fame said after
the race that he might start the
filly in next weeks Gardenia
Stakes at Garden State.
In the first half Of the
Breeders Stakes, Spiral took
the lead early and was energet-
ically ridden by veteran Fred
Kratz through the final eighth
mile to turn back Mrs. Lucien
Laurin's Repeating. Buona
Fortuna, owned by Mrs. Sam
uel M. Postorio, was a close
third. a neck behind Repeating
Spiral, sidelined since last
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Shenandoah Results

Ist-S1, 900, cling; yrs; up; 5Is fur.
JOe's Man (DiavOlikis 400 2.SO $50
Pamela Miss (PindelD SEQ ESQ
Fine Point (Sigler) SEQ
This Ny Boy. Foxy Pierre, Pertinac-
tty, Lynny e, Lambias Ray. Time
1:077s.
2nd-S1, 900; 4-yr. -olds l. up; claim
Idea Man Davidson, 1910 $40 40
NuOne tFrenchl $50 $40
Tarascon (Headley) $50
Little Huskie. STAY Out, Add, Pur-
labs.
3d-S1 900; 3-yr.-olds; cling. 5Iz furs.
PictFs Prid (B1'g'r) $3.50 1920 SEQ
Miss GaybrOok CD'v'ds'n) 40 $50
Gary F. (ZangarD 500
Navy Belle, Last Reply. Affrosa's
Only, Flyer Ray. Mr.. D. Y. Turnamite.
Time 1903.
4th-S1.1OO 3-yr.-oldS 81 Up. allow;
Chuck Boy CG'mbT) 100 $50 4.eO
Capum John (D'v'ds'n) $50 $40
Whirlso (SmaID $50
Prides Slave. Chilly Jae, The
Shrimper. Giant Patch. Time .4Ots.
5th-s1.OOO; 3-yr.-olds: cling: 5h
Last Buddy WasiD 1000 1910 $40
Larrys Magie Davidson $50 $50
Alma Lee (GustineD $50
Maurellio. Va Belle, Ropers Mill.
Fetching ran third but was dis
qualified and placed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
Star Staff Writer

The best that the horse show
world has to offer will be on
hand october 20 for the OPEN
ing of the six-day Washington
International Horse Show at
the National Guard Armory.
After some stormy early years,
this glamor- filled event goes
into its fifth year firmly en-
trenched as one Of the Nations
big three" of horsedom, shar-
ing honors with New York's Ma
tional at Madison Square Gar
den, and the Pennsylvania Ma
tional which opened yesterday
at Harrisburg.
This years classes will attract
all the big guns, with divisions
for international jumpers,
conformation and workin g
hunters, open jumpers. Arabian
horses, housekeeping Hackney
horses and ponies, walkin g
horses, and junior and pony
hunters.
One Of the major attractions
for dyed-in-the-wool experts
will be the dressage, or high
school, events which require a
highly trained mount and rider
Dressage classes invariably
bring forth large numbers of
spectators.
Examinations for these classes,
which take much longer than
the ordinary horse show classes,
win begin in the early-morning
hours Of October 26 and 81 at
the Potomac Horse Center's in
door ring near Potomac, Md.
Glasses will be held all day Sat-
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JANITOR HITS FOR $6S,22S
IN LARGEST TWIN-DOUBLE

BOSTON Oct. 10 (AP).-A $68.228.80 twin-double
payoff-largest in thoroughbred racing history-was
collected at Suffolk Downs today by 65aweek anitor
from Springfield Mass, whose name withheld.
The man invested on the winning 6-3-5-1 combina-
ton The previous high was $56672.40 twin-double
return at the same track May 5. 1862
Carmelo H. which survived a foul clam to win the
featured Mayflower Handicap completed the giant haul
paying $2160 to win. The earlier winners Lady
Mink (S1320) in the fifth race Greek Brave (S640) in
the sixth and Marcus Antonius ($23 in the seventh
The fortune-wnner is bachelor who has been
playing the horses for two years. only Saturdays
and has self-imposed Sc limit playing the
twin double
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Anderson Adds n

RIPON, Wis. lAP). Quar-
terback Jack Anderson, the
Nations leading small college
scorer. added % points today
as undefeated Ripon belted
Lawrence, $50, for its fifth
Midwest Conference victory.
Anderson boosted his five
game total to SO points.
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6th-S1,OOO; 4-yrs & up; cling; 6
Birds DIN v.E'a) $40 $50 $50
Pretty Bee (MulIins) 1880 1.SO
Captain Bligh (D.Smithl $50
Tryancatchme, Sky Point. Jap Gal.
Fingers, Green Hat, Hasty Ad, Hit the
Marx. Time, 1:14B.
7th-s1,3oO; s-yrs. & Up; slvnce.; 8
7th@ 3; 300; 3 yrs. & up: alw.; 8 fur.
Facility CBelanger) 4.4O $40
Glory Andy (Gustines) 7.2O
Prize Catch, Dynamic sadye. Con-
gress PARK, Rickys Dude, Narrowly.
sth-Sl 300; 2-yr. -olds: alw.: 8 fur.
AMIR NJ. L, tVaSiDD $50 $40 2.20
Mister judge (Smith) $50 ESQ
Fer Lene WILSON, 2.40
AFFAIR Shannon, Moon Lark, Michael
P g. Erin's Luck Time 1:133s.
al. &. Everhart and c. D. Boyer
Twin Double: (s-4-s-D paid s1.ssO.sO.
9th--s1.2OO; 4-yrs. & up; cling. LII
Hay Nonnie GDiavoIikis) $50 500 $40
Nalor Native Davidson SEQ $50
Cole Bandit (SollarS) SEQ
Odd Lot, Play Cool, Beleza Di Mama,
Blsloehs. King Tai. Time. l:49.
Attendance 1889. Handle, 1850. 692.
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most comfortable way Of get
ting from here to there.
Hackney horses and hackney
ponies were the epitome OF
style. They were trained to
trot with very high action
flexion Of the knees-and to-
day they are called upon to
perform at what is known as
a brisk park trot.
Formerly, this meant the
pace suitable for a swift jog
through the city parks, al
though some hackneys were
capable Of hauling a rig a long
way overland at a good clip.
The harness pony also is
required to show Snappy ac-
ton and q bit Of speed. He
may be Of any breed, but must
not exceed so inches In height
Manners obviously are con-
sidered by the judges, as a
hackney or harness pony
flighty enough to skitter away
from the egret feathers in the
hat Of a lady driver is not a
proper animal to be trusted
for pleasure.
The picture Of the pair of
hackney horses shown here
suggests 1t was the horse, not
man, who discovered 1t takes
two to tango for the hack
neys far antedated the Latin
American influence on our
social lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

DAILY DOUBLE GID s1OI.5O
3d-S4,2OO mdn. 2-yr ] mi
k ksnl mgTf gols xadtn' 40 siS f fSS
TetrScyeione ISeiIers) 100
High Perch a Prince Florimsl M.
Tudor, Osterville. q Mostar, Walden
Pond Mush. Time, l:37B.
81 .i;. Gins; a-yr = up tgI,
Our Son Don ORuane) $50 A.IO
Brass Knuckles (Combest 600
Brant, Branch, JACK Bender, Dinner
Jacket Blazing Boots, Solstice Land
Of Love. War Vail. Time. 1:1lh.
5th-s7, 500: alw,;. 3-yr.; 8 fur.
Rocky Link tHernandeED 4.5O $50
President Jim (Sellers) 2.9O
Sir Gay. The Players, Top Ameri-
can. Time. 1:094s.
6th-s7. 500; alv.; 3-yr. & UP: Z fur.
DI; Hank \. Csei'rs) $50 $50 ESQ
Be On Time (HernandeE) ESQ
Grid Iron Hero, Suit, Key Issue.
Time. 1:227s.
900 added Jockey Club
Gold Cup; 3-yr. a. up; 2 mi.
EsisS SE allen $50 80 IS
GarwOl (SelleTs) 2.4O
Sensitive, Mr.. Consistency. VIII I
Rule. Left Hook. Time. 1922.
sth-S7 800; alw.; 3-yr. g. up: IL mi.
Rocky Thumb (C0't) 1000 $50 $50
People (YalenZ'a) 4.40 $50
(WOOdhOuse) $50
Brown jay. Bal Masque. Balsmar.
Profit Refused. Time, $50.
9th-S4, 600; cling; 3-yr. g. up; / mi.
Basking (Vasquez) 1899 $40 4.2O
a Bab's Match (Ruane) 4-30 $40
All Feet (Sellers) 600
Tara Dunstan, Pepper Pot. Tar M
Feathers, Midnight Flower Lady
Young Countess Snow Ballet,s
> Dinner Alone. Estrelluels. Time,
1888.
Gerrity-Nameloc Farm entry.
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Alpine Star KaIlSD 11.60
Calambar, Sun Valley, Head Work,
Carlino, Mark-One, Plucky Piet, Caney
Fork. Jersey Blend cambronne. Time,
2d-s3.5OO: cling: 3-yr.; 8 fur.
Excuse Design (K'el 1920 g 20 800
Dr.. Kress. Dutch VIII. Miss Rois tar
Sea View Miss, Gambling Greek.
Double Dark. Hasty Decision, Venetian
Sleeper. Time. LIPS.
DAILY DOUBLE t9-IO SI,3O2.4O
3d-S3. 700; cling: 3-yr.; s fur.
Bundle Girl tGaTE'n) IL 40 go &C $50
Bold Bid. SOLID Nike. Bonnie Rulish,
Steve Klessel. Time. 1:1l2s.
4th.s4: 600; clms ; 4ssy5. up; 8 fur;
Prince de Fer (Culmonel 7.4O 400
Deer Crossing OBOulmetisl 500
Nearoma, Scorched Earth. Still
Echo, Solamente, Big Patton. Time,
1:11Ss.
5th-S4,2OO; cling: 3-yr.; 8 fur.
Bsrbimea CMOnac'Ii) 1850 $40 4.2O
Armalad (CulmOne) 600 $3.50
Royal Return OHartaek) 800
ApSe Heath. King Hercules, More,
Villas Gal. Sir Robert. Time. HOS.
6th-S5. 900; slw.; 3-yr & up; 8 fur.
Merry Ruler (Culm'eD 400 ESQ 2.4O
Post Exchange (ThOrnb'E) $40 $50
That's Jazz (Gargan) $50
Sun White, Dare Do Well. Dust
mate. Jets Pat. Time. 1:104s.
alw.; 3-yr. & up; mi.
shSrp e couS Sa' tMeCu'y, $40 $50 $50
Double Dollar (Hartack) $50 800
a Three Links (Beebe) $50
Rum Punch. Bottle Of Rum, Guyns
Ring, Candida, Prince Altana, Racing
Clouds. Time. 1:422s
Mccoy HILBERT entry.
sth-S25, 0OO-added Quaker City Han
dicap; 3-yr. & up; lie mi.
Saidam CBOuImetis) $40 40 out
Inbalance (CulmOne) 400 out
MOnE0 CHartack) out
Yorky. Tony Lee. Time. 1898.
9th-S4. 800: cling; 3-yr. up; lie mi.
(CulmOne) $40 400 $50
Bonded Suite (AristOne) 400 $50
Sweet Gee Gee UeOnard) 4.40
Doctor Bern. Tapis, Capt. Almsnor.
pivy peena;.. KroWoar' "allinsford.
So. Handle. s2,1O2.e27.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

July by a virus, returned to the
races dead fit under the train
ing Of Vernon Arthur. The bay
colt. a son of the remarkable
Maryland-based stallion, Spin
who is owned by John A. Man
fuso, was m aking only his
fourth start and now has won
three of them.
Spiral earned a $10,530 check
for his efforts Of the overall
$17,600 in the first division Of
the Breeders Stakes. Because
there were two less starters in
the second half, Busy Jill
earned $10.465.
Double Pays $500
Both the twin double and the
daily double interested the In
ternal Revenue Department as
winners in both of the multiple
betting pools were compelled to
furnish Identification for in
come tax purposes.
The daily double scared to
$690.40 when Dandy Pat
5000, trained by Mrs. Elmer
Trueman. and Squirrel Hill
$l7.00, accounted for the first
two races. Daily double casha-
BILE numbers were S and IL.
Despite the ideal weather
and a turnout beyond expecta-
tons. the betting on the first
of two week ends at Bowie's
12-day fall meeting totaled
81 ,067,149. which the manage
ment considered Disappointing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Spiral, owned by Washing
tonian Cleveland Skinker, who
has been breeding and racing
thoroughbreds for so years,
beat out the New York invader,
Repeating, to win the first half
of the Bowie Breeders Stakes
by a nose yesterday before
1899 fans.
In the second section Of the
stakes for 2-year-old Mary
landlords, the Edgehill Farms
Busy Jill had an easier time
with seven rivals, winging
home a four length victor in
the role Of a $40 secon d
choice.
Mrs. Aug u;stus Riggs Tvs
Hussar, the 6-5 favorite, trailed
Busy Jill to the wire in the
three-quarter-mile dash. Mary
"a. Christm s. Disguise wa
third, beaten q head for place
money.
Busy jill, a two-y e a r-olc
daughter Of Occupy and Ar.
thurette, completed a $4,61!
twin double for bolders of /;
tickets who correctly named
the winners Uncatchable
($49.60). Madias ($9.80), and
Spiral ($15.20) before Busy Jill
Just Misses 100000
One twin double ticket
holder missed $60,047 by little
more than four lengths when
Disguise finished third behind
Busy Jill. Winning numbers in
the twin double were 4-6-3-7.
Busy Jill, who finished sew
enth in the Alcibiades Stakes
last week end at Keeneland,
was rated in third position
behind Thanks Doc and Eds
Monarch during the early fur
longs, but Jockey Tommy Lee
took charge in the stretch.
At the sixteenth pole Busy jill
was drawing off and winning
as she pleased.
The teletimer caught the fleet
filly in 1:114s, two-fifths faster
than Spiral in the first half.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
Aqueduct Results

Amends "; % 90 IY.7O $50
Brenda Hope (MaeseD 1890 TAO
( Elegant Ethel (SehwiEerl 1850
Mary Porter, Honey Locust Kitty
Quick Nazette Blue. q Brass We'd
ding, Blessed Verdict. Sultan's Twist,
Georgines Wish. Braetime. Merrickle
Gal. Our Deedee. Time, l:l2h,
L&L Stable-Schwab entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
Charts of Races at Bowie

" Triangle Publications, Incl
3d. 600; 3-year-olds; claiming; lie
t. once: start good, won driving.
Oh. I. 3. by Gain A Foot-Patio
Z Trueman. Values-S1, $50, 5000,
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2d-S3, 500; cling; 3-yr. g. up; 8 fur,
Gus (SelleTs) 7.30 $50 400
Usage Road (Ruane) 1880 1890
NOlstead Act (VaSauezl $50
Last Day. Golf Cart, Sharpshooter,
Wild Duck. Private Eye II, Uncle
Vernon, Hildy's Lou, Kilda, Carrii-
lon II. Entendido. Robert the Roue.
Time. 1:l12s.
Field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

This is cnotheF in q series on WhaI
Judges will be looking for in the
Washington international Horse Show
opening October %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
Garden Stute Results
BY the Associated Press

DJ VIIV Fa9oONI0NON 1Noo
1st-S3. 800: cling Ayr. up; 1b mi.
Blumer (MOnacellO 1880 $3.50 81. 90
Hallins Gal (GarganD 1920 $50
Alpine Star tKallaD I1.60
Calambar, Sun Valley. Head Work
Carlino. MarkOne. Plucky Piet, Caney
Fork. Jersey Blend Cambronne Time,
l:52B.
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Horse Show
:. Pointers
HACKNEY HORSES

HACKNEY HORSES
Before the day Of the 300
horsepower motor. there was
the one-horsepower or two
horsepower rig.
This was considered the
best, most fashionable and
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copyrighted, 1868,
FIRST RACE--Purse,
miles. Post, 1885: off
Winner. r. Armstrong;
Patter. Trainer, Mrs. E
5000. $3.50. Time, 1:47'
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ing f1Tlones Post S:S4 off at ONCE start good won
-Fsiyy Flax. Trainer E. D. Gaudet. Values - So, $50.
$1,000, $780, $3.50. Time. 1:25h.
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dicap; 3-yr. & up; lie mi.
Saidam CBOulmetis) $40 40 out
Inbalance (Culmone) 400 out
MOng0 (Hartack) out
Yorky. Tony Lee. Time. 1923.
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$3.50. DU DRIVER So 20. ~ S'
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most comfortable way Of get
ting from here to there.
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THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000 3-year-oids; claiming; s
fgTongs Post 2:3l off at once start good easily
dcra Trainer, P. Hacker. vaues-S2,275. $780, $780,
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5th-S4,2OO; cling: 3-yr.; 6 fur.
Barbimea (MOnac'n 1850 $40 4.2O
Armalad (CulmOne) 500 $3.50
Royal Return OHartaek) 800
ApSe Heath. King Hercules, More,
Villas Gal. Sir Robert. Time. 1:104s.
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Merry Ruler iip ICulm'e5 4!OS ESQ 40
Post Exchange (ThOrnb'g) $40 $50
That's JAM (Gargan) $50
Sun White, Dare Do Well. Dust
mate. Jets Pat. Time, 1:10ts.
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NINTH RACE = Purse, So 500; 3-yeaF-oIds and Ur
clalmng s miles Post 5:2S off at once start goot
@Jseoenda Trainer, g. G. Delp. values-S2,275 S7Ot
$3.50, S175 Time 1:464s
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dOISe. Jockey.
Dandy Pat CManeoJ -.
Pragmatic IF. Kratz) -.
Fifi's Son (Kimball) -.
Disk Ruler (DavidSon)
Fair Son (Ottaviano) -.
Hutch Mahar (Dalton)
Kushner (Johnson) -.
Harvest Tan CYother)
Hap's Zero (Nelson) 49,.
Laduska Lee)
Donna Bush Gambia
Bob'S RirdWOOd (Peake
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6th-S7. 800: alw.; 3-yr. & UP: Z fur.
Or. Hank x. (sel'rs) $50 $50 ESQ
AldershOt (Maese1 ESQ $50
Be On Time (HernandeE) ESQ
Grid Iron Hero. Suit, Key Issue.
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DANDY Pa ., PAT; $S6S0 s172O. 500. PRAGMATIc
SECOND RACE-Purse, $4,000; 3-year-oids: Claiming
furongs Post 2:O3; off at start good. driy
ing Winner Keystone Stables b. (. 3. by Aerted-Imal
right Trainer, J. caruso vslues-S1 $50 5000. $780,
$3.50. Time l:l24s " 49,