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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
KENTUCKY GETS
WRONG QUEEN

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct.
26 (AP).-It just couldn't
happen-but it did. The
wrong coed was crowned
homecoming queen today
at the Kentucky Georgia
football game.
During halftime cere-
monies, the master Of cere-
monies announced that
Julie Ritchey Of Mount
Sterling, was the Kentucky
Homecoming queen.
There was Just one
hitch. Vivian Shipley of
Erlanger had been elected
queen and had been told
in advance of her selec-
ton.
So amid applause from
the stands and tears from
the sidelines. Miss Ritchey
was escorted onto the
field, crowned and given
the traditional kiss by the
university president.
Miss Shipley's escort
consoled the uncrowned
queen and wiped her tears.
The error was announced
to the crowd Of $4,000 dur
ing the third quarter.
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HBPAWunts
Consolidated
Race Dates

BALTIMORE, oct. 26
(AP).-The owners Of horses
racing in Maryland have
jumped into the debate over
assignment Of dates next year
at Bowie. Pimlico and Laurel.
The Horsemen's Benevolent
and Protective Association has
urged the M aryland Racing
Commission to require each of
the tracks to operate all its 81
days continuously. AS an alter
native, it asked that no meet be
less than rs.
Pimlico and Laurel have
been splitting t heir meetings
recently between short ones in
the spring and longer ones in
the fall and winter. Bowie has
been using all its days starting
In February.
For next year. Laurel and
Bowie are for continuous meet
ings-Bowie starting in Janu-
AIRY and Laurel in the fall. PIN.
leo is opposed.
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u. S. Riders Win Finale
And Overall Show Title

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 2t
AP).-United States Team
Captain Billy Steinkraus per-
formed faultlessly tonight to
win the final international
jumping event at the Pennsyl-
vania National horse show.
w. A. Ringrose, Ireland's
captain. failed in a game try al
a share of the individual title
when he and his horse, Loeb an
Espaig, took a spill on the
third hurdle in q four-way
jump-off for first place.
Both horse and rider escaped
injury.
But the mishap left Ring
rose in fourth place and pre-
served the individual title for
Frank Chapot of Wallpack
N. j. Chapot did not make the
jump-off tonight. His mount
Manon, knocked down the Sec
ond OF the IL obstacles in the
first round.
The course was shortened to
eight obstacles but their
heights raised for the jump-off.
Besides Steinkraus and Ring
rose, William Robertson of the
United States and 1t. E. v,
Campion Of Ireland made the
jump-off.
Robertson and Campion each
missed one jump in the Sec
ond round and tied for second
place.
The eight points earned by
the two Irish riders in the
jump-off earned second place
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KeIso Shipped
To Maryland

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 tAP).-
Trainer Carl Hanford shipped
Kelso, four-time American
horse Of the year, TO Maryland
today after deciding not to
start him in the 100000 Man
O'War Stakes at Aqueduct next
Saturday.
Kelso was vanned to the
farm Of his owner, Mrs. Ri
chard G. DUPONT at Chesapeake
City, Md. He viii remain there
until Monday or Tuesday and
then go to Laurel TO begin final
training for the $l50,00o
Washington, D. O., Internatio-
nal November IL.
Hanford said his principal
reason for passing UP the Mar
O'War, in which Kelso ran last
year, was that he would have
to have the gelding shod fol
grass for the Aqueduct race
change his shoes for training
on dirt and then change agar
for the international.
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for ireland in the week-long
competition.
The final team scoring was
United States, 100 points; Ire
land. So; Argentina, 49,; Cana
da, ~.
Chapot won the individual
championship with AZ points.
Even q victory tonight would
have earned only a tie for first
place for Ringrose.
Ringrose's mishap was the
only spill Of the evening.
Except for the four finalists,
all the other riders had at least
four faults in the opening
round.
Col. Jorge Csnaves Of Argen-
tina withdrew after his horse,
Popin, refused the second hur-
die and then knocked itsprawl-
ing Wnen CanaVeS finally got
him to try.
United States-Robertson, Master
Williams. no faults; Chapot, Manon. 4;
Stelnkrauswn, Simon, 0.
Canada-Gail Ross, Thunderbird, 4:
Motfat Dunlap. Old Hickory. 1928;
Melvin Stone, TOP Gallant, 4
Argentina - Can't. j. M. Romero
Blaneh. Black Bird. 4; Or, Hugo Ar
Popin, Withdrew.
freland-Campion sliabh RCrot, O.
Diana Connolly-Carew. Barrymore, 4;
RinRrose. Loeb an Espaig, o.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A; campion
4: Steinkraus, o.. .Ringrose, Withdrew
The final individual points:
Chapot. ~: Ringrose. "a; Stein.
kraus, 80: Arrambide. 20; Canaves and
Robertson, 16: Dunlap and .Blanch. 10;
Campion and Mary MARS. United
States, 10; Stonewn Ross and Jane
Holbrook. Canada. 6; and Miss Con.
molly -Carew. 0.
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Regional Competition
Kicks Off Horse Show

Mrs. Newbold Noyes, riding
Red Planet, placed first in the
AHSA medal-c lass combined
test. open to seniors.
Gunnar Andersen Of Copen-
hagen won the third-level dres-
sage test /, open to amateurs
a n d professionals on Lord
Howe.
Yesterdays program was
held in the indoor arena. To-
days schedule will start at II
am. and continue until 5 pm.
The results:
AHSA seeond-leyel dressaRe test: l.
Bachelor, Michael Kierkegaard. 2,
MhisiperinE SAM Lee Troup. Harris
AiisA senior competition: 1. John
Foster, Miss Donnan Sharp. GreenvIile,
Princess Anne. Md. ). Escapapde. Mis-
Betty Hovett, 4, Red Planet. Mrs. New
AHsA Junior medal-elass combined
test: !, Hell, Robin Hpghes, Potomac
2, Ed dor, Anne Freiieh. Greenway
Va. 3, whispering sam, Lee Troup. 4
EsEnley Syrian. Bobby colem q
KHsK senior medal-class combines
test; /. Red Planet. Mrs. Newool'
| AHSA third-level dressage test 1:
Lord Howe. Gunner Andersen, Cooper
hagen. 2, John Foster. Miss Donna
SHARP. 3, Korse, Miss Sharp. 4. En-
press Mink. Mrs. L. J. McGuinnesI
: Toronto.
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Twin Double Pays
$37, Record Low
At Shenandoah

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Oct. 26.-The smallest twin
double payoff ever resulted at
Shenandoah Downs tonight
when Top Down won the eighth
race at 3-5 odds to produce a
S37 twin on the 2-1-1-1 COM
bination.
The return lowered the for
mer record Of $69.40 cashed
here Thursday night.
-Four hundred and ninety-Six
fans shared in the pool, brought
about by the victories Of four
straight favorites. The win
ners in addition to Top Down
were Play Room ($3.S0), Miss
D. B. ($4.80 and Kianachta
($5.80).
The twin was q reversal of
the daily double paid earlier, a
fat $479.00, second highest of
the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
star RaciuF Editor

The Irish took charge at
Bowie yesterday when Loving
Heart, a three-year-old filly
from Art Rooney's Shamrock
Farm and trained by Erin-born
Tom Barry, scored in q photo
finish over Half Breed to win
the $1,000 ElkTidge Handicap
by q head.
Half Breed, owned by Peter
Fuller Of Boston, Just failed to
overtake the pace-setting Low
ing Heart after being last and
apparently hopelessly beaten in
the early part Of the seven
furlong feature race.
Third, four lengths out of
the picture, was Stanley Sag
ner's SRTA. Monica.
The crowd Of 1887 made
Richard NJ. Forbes Paget the
1910 favorite in the field of
six and then watched the five
year-old gelding turn in a
dull effort. Paget beat only one
horse. Shifty Shekel, running
fifth behind Dare Do Wen.
Loving Heart. the lightweight
Of the field with log pounds,
paid $3.50, $500. and $500.
She was the longest priced win
ner in the twin-double, which
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Laurel Set to Welcome
international Horses

a-half grass classic. increased
in value to $4,000. will be
run for the l2th time Novem-
Der IL, the day before the
abbreviated autumn session
closes.
Bohemia Stables KeIso, who
will make his third start in
the International after finish
ing second In the last two run
nings, and the Virginia-bred
Mongo from Mrs. Marion du
Pont SCOTS Montpelier Stable
win represent the United
States.
Foreign invaders due to
check into Laurel's Interna-
tional Village are Frances
MIST, England's Espresso,
Hungary's Imperial, Ireland's
Christmas Island and Russia's
Bryansk and Gudron. France
also was due to be represented
by Relko but the colt was with
drawn last week.
John D. Schapiro, Laurel
president, is expected to name
two or three more invites
from overseas shortly.
The International will cap a
golden week end as the $50, 00o-
added Selma Stakes, due Ia
gross more than $4,000, will
be run November o.
The traditional Maryland
Futur1ty, which carries q S23,-
900 added value opens the meet
Wednesday. The futurity Il
limited to. Maryland bred q
year-olds.
The first Of the two Satur-
day programs will be high
lighted by the $40, 000-added
Laurel Turf Cup. This grass
event has drawn So nominees
including two Kentucky Derby
winners, Carry Back, 1861 and
Tony Lee. 1859.
Some Of the Nations tops
stables. including the powerful
outfit Of Trainer Marion Van
Berg, are moving in for the
second phase Of Maryland's So
day fall season.
Following Laurel, Pimlico
will conduct a 28-day meeting,
November Is to December Il.
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Riders from the East Coast
and Canada and an entry from
Copenhagen opened the two
day dressage competition Of the
Washington international
Horse Show yesterday at the
Potomac Horse Center at Ira
vilah in five divisions.
The riders, sen ding their
mounts through seven difficult
maneuvers, are competing in a
regional test which will send
the winner against other re-
gional finalists in the interna-
tional show at d. c. Armory
starting Tuesday. Other final
lists will come from as far as
Texas and California.
Riders from the Washington
area won three Of the prelimi-
nary judgings yesterday. Mi
chael Kierkegaard. IS. won the
American Horse Show Associa-
ton (AHSA) second-level dres-
sage test, riding Bachelor. Rob-
in Hughes Of Potomac fin
ished first in the AHSA medal.
class combined test with Hill
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GOOfed Takes
Ladies' Can
AtAqueduct

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 CAP)-.
Goofed, shifting from the grass
to a dirt track without any
pause in her late bid for title
consideration. whipped nine
other fillies and mares IN the
93d running Of the s5s,100 La
dies Handicap at Aqueduct to-
day.
Carrying the purple and
white silks Of John M. Schiff
and responding to the flashing
of Johnny Rotz's whip. the s.
year-old daughter of Court
Martial-Barra II got up in the
final strides of the 1la-mIle
race to take down the winners
share of s37,765.
The Argentine -bred Suit
from the Gedney Farms was
second, only a neck back, and
third went to Ada L. Rice's Du.
page Lady. p
Oil Royalty, the favorite ana
rated one Of the outstanding
aspirants for the filly and mare
championship, never was a fac
tor. N either was Waltz Song.
Waltz Song. wound up sixth aft
er racing close to the early
pace, but Oil Royalty never was
a contender and finished a
badly beaten eighth.
Goofed, winner of one divi-
sion Of the New York Handicap
over the Aqueduct grass course,
was clicked In 2:292s, CON-
pared to the track record Of
2:2s set by Smart early this
month. Goofed carried 113
pounds, while oil Royalty had
top weight Of 1913. Suit had liz
in the saddle, and Dupage Lady
ITO.
i Goofed's hackers In the
crowd Of 49,473 collec t e Z
$3.50, Sill, and $6.7O as she
more than doubled her pre-,
vious earnings. Her total bank
roll is now $70,626. Suit paiC
$3.50 and $3.50. and Dupag
Lady $3.50.
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HALF BREED SECOND
Loving Heart Wins
Feature At Bowie

paid s4.s5sSo to holders Of u
winning tickets.
Lbhar. sl1.s0, started the
twtn-double. Sam Ross, $3.50,
took the sixth race before Low
ing Heart won. and Golf
Painter. $3.50, completed the
quadruple.
In the Elkridge Handicap.
which was limited TO Mary
landlords and named for the
famed steeplechaser bred by
State Steward Joseph ?. Flan-
agan. Loving Heart ran the
seven furlongs In 1:24.
Jockey Jack Yother sent the
filly to the front shortly after
the break. Loving Heart, Q
daughter Of Our Love II and
Secret Heart, still had q three
length lead an eighth Of q mile
from the wire but it was d.
minishing quickly as Half
Breed, ridden by Larry Gill;
gan, charged down the middle
Of the stretch.
Rooney picked up q check
for $500 by Loving Hearts
victory, plus q $1,000 breeders
bonus. Trainer Barry accepted
a trophy which was presented
by Flanagan.
Bowie's second and last
weekend program Of its fall
race meeting. which ends to-
morrow, produced q betting
handle of 81, 44,036.
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TOSMAH EIGHTH
Castle Forbes
Takes Gardenia

CHERRY HILL, NJ, Oct. %
(AP)-Wheatley Stables Cas-
tie Forbes tossed a bombshell
into the championship scram-
bic among the Nations 2-year-
old fillies today by winning q
dram attic victory in the
$16s, 460 Gardenia Stakes as
the favored Tosmah suffered
the first defeat Of her career.
Castle Forbes had to survive
q foul claim before the result
was made official by the Gar
den State Park stewards.
Castle Forbes, who had cap
tured the sil1.320 Sorority
Stakes last summer at Mon
mouth Park, beat the Califor-
MIA invader Blue Norther by a
head as four horses flashed un-
der the wire In a tight bunch.
Blue Norther, owned by H. r.
Hawn Of Del Mar. got second
by a nose over Harry S. Mich
OILS Miss Cavandish. who was
third by a head over Jacques
Wimpfheimer's Petite Rouge in
the most exciting Of all Gar
denias.
The time was las Us for
the mile and one-sixteenth,
and Castle Forbes-part of a
triple VIII eatley entry with
Be autiful Day and Bold
Queen-paid $1,000. s4.20 and
So. Blue Norther paid S4.40 and
$40, while Miss Cavandish
was IS to show.
Fifteen juvenile misses COM
peted in the ninth running of
the rich race.
Ismael Valenzuela rode Castle
Forbes, who is named for a
castle in Ireland owned by q
sister Of Mrs. Henry Carnegie
Phipps. Mrs. Phipps, Of New
York, owns Wheatley Stable.
/ Immediately after the finish,
Jockey Larry Adams aboard
Miss Cavandish claimed foul
Ialleging interference in the
stretch. The stwards refused
to change the order Of finish
after viewing the films for 10
minutes.
This meant that Castle
Forbes, q bay daughter Of Tu-
lyar-Longford, had earned an
other $101,076 first money
boosting her 1868 total to
$237, $50.
/ Tosmah, owned by Tony I'm
best, had won seven straight
and seemed a cinch to be ac'
claimed champion. But she go'
in q jam at the start as How
ard Grant sent Blue Northe,
! out into the early lead. Tosms
. started as the 8-5 favorite Of
/. crowd Of $3.50 and finishe,
, eighth in a field Of is.
. Sammy B oulmetis, ridin
!. Tosman. rushed her into con
n ltentention down the back
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Davidson Tied
By Presbyterian

DAVIDSON. N. c., Oct. 20
(AP).-Davidson and Presby-
terrain, each searching for the
seasons first victory. strapped
to q 14-l4 tie today.
The bright spot for David
son was the uncovering of a
new running star, Halfback
Ben Coxton. who scored both
of the Wildcats touchdowns,
one on a beautiful 9o-yard punt
return.
Coxton, who had alternated
at quarterback until last week
after being sidelined two years
with an injured shoulder, was
Davidson's leading rusher with
70 yards in IL carries and a
frequent target for Quarter
back Earl Coles passes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
Howard Soccer Team
Scores Over American

Walter Matthews goal in
the final period gave Howard
University a 2-1 soccer victory
over American University yes
terday at Howard.
The Bisons have now won
six straight. Sati Dawood
scored Towards first goal and
Warren Miller tied it up for
American with a goal just be-
fore halftime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
GIeneIg Squeoks
By CuroIine, 1876

Glenelg High School turned
a blocked punt and a recovered
tumble into two second-half
touchdowns to defeat North
Caroline, 1875. yesterday at
home in a montague game.
Quarterback Ronnie Will
liams ran over from the 8 in
the third quarter after Tackle
Mike ODonnell picked up a
punt blocked by Guard Stanley
Miller on the Is. Fullback r. D.
Shipe added another touch
down following a recovered
tumble by Gene Baker on the
Caroline II.
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stretch. and the batted Blue
Norther around the bend and
into the homestretch before
falling back. Meanwhile, Castle
Forbes, who had been eight,
came strongly. as did Miss Cav
andish on the outside with
Adams whipping furiously.
Boulmetis said Tosmah almost
fell at the start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

Laurel Is ready to welcome
the foreign thoroughbred stars
for the Washington, D. c., In
ternational again as its an
nual l2-day fall race meeting
opens Wednesday at / pm.
The world-known mile-and-
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Garden Stute Results


lst1ss,5o elms;i Ayr ~ up ?: i IL nj NJ
Caney. Fork (Eteyenson) 42.4O 20. 20
n PiScky ' Piet. Bulmer. High Flishter,
Bethpage, Mos Son
2d-s3, 500; cling; Ayr. 4 up; l IL mi
Count Chuck (ZakOOF) $50 4.20 $50
Blue Fox ii (MOnacellil 1I.SO $50
More Shores tBOvel 800
Truly Good. Sun valley. Time. i:4sas.
DAILY DoUsLE uO-S) PAID S162.2O
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Chief (Blum) $50 ESQ
q Bourbon Hill (BroOkS) ESQ
Model Moon. Centauro. Black and
Honey Bee Miss, Time, l:l1%
a Alfredo Florida Shores Stable
Audley Farm entry.
4th-s4. 900: cling; 3.yr.: 8 fur.
King Hercules tSte'n) $40 1890 6 90
Bundle Girl (Gargan) $40 $40
Bold Stroke. Bonnie Rullah. Villas
Gal, Solar Tan. Jodi Ann. Time
1:11as.
5th-S6 900: alw.; 3-yr. q up; 8 fur.
Gun g.,. P B0W SHsh9s%7akeO $40 s sS ~
second Breakfast. Fairfsb, Strictly
Formal. Rapido. Time. 1:ll2s.
6th-s4, 200; alw.; 2-yr,: / mi.
Sheldrake tHartHck) $50 800
TRtauuS (KOFtAl D.SU
ovation. Belleau Judge, podgeT
Artful, Smart Prediction. Robbed
Again. Dozens o'cousins. Time. 1878.
7th--s5, 900; alv.; S-yr. & up: l
pedi Iii tBIu%5 900 $50 ESQ 60
Why Lie (BrO0ks) ESQ 2.20
Inside Story tCulmonel ESQ
Obstinate. sharp Count. Fat Cat
Do Declare. Time, 1:41-s.
sth-s75,OOO added; The oardenia;
b Castle si;. Forbes " Va, 1880 40 800
Miss Cavandish (Adams) 500
Bs y 4gTi p snsmf Petite Rogue. Road
Mid Victorian. Kahgahsee, Ye-Cats,
Busy Jill Time, 1858.
5 W fa Si Stable entry.
9th--S4. 500; cling: 3-yr up; IL nj;
Candida Blum 1920 900 go
Armalad (Hartaek) 500 100
Rais0n LOvatO) 5.S0
Bakhatur, Somali Bird. Fruit Ship
per, Gay and Fast. Wallingtord.
q Capt. Cinnamon, Divy Den. Ruffy.
Time. LASS
q Alfredo Florida Shores Morgan
entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
RPI Loses Both

TROY, N. Y. Oct. Is (AP).-
Middlebury handed Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institutes football
team its 30th consecutive de-
feat, $40, here today.
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Aqueduct Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
bb..=s3,S9,o; Gins; s-yr; 4 W; Q fg az
Rib M Mae (BaeEa) $40 $50
Rose Of Pieardy Neonardl $50
SNOW Ballet, Bet N Fret. Lady
lay A sS BOu SFs 70 T Pssss Ron sI
locust. Gay. Gibson, Hellenic Dancer.
Time. l:1l@.
2dzss, 500; cling: s-yr = W. - fur.
S SoSa Sc Ass .S'''r'' $50 saS ssS
LuEern Lion (Sorensen) 3:l0
Duck. Last Day, clsreS. Time 1:a2ss.
DAILY DOUBLE; PAID $3.50
sd-S4. 900; mdns.; 3-yr.: q fur.
81 sS1s.S sS tG...r,, $50 S sGS
Seven Hills. Time. i:241s.
S s.sI.Iis ;Ss sssitad' si'OS ss sss
Browns Risaue (ROtE) 4.2O
oui Madame. Double Sport. Ali o.
Ali, Miss Rotunda. Kitty Beale. Sea
POrpOise. Time. 1:24.
I Tlsd:; t YSS AlW.' a SO 7otSp fur s,o
First Violin (GueFin) $40 400
Little Manassa (ErricO) $50
Even Exchange. Sacred River,
Double Strings, Tails. Time, l:23at.
6th-ss, 800 alw.; 3-yr. g. up: / Il nj.
Leopard Look (Gi'a) 1910 $3.50 1910
Star Attraction (Hern'E) 500 800
Dawn 0'Shay (MAese) $50
Intervene, Radar Site, Half Latin.
Devine Devil. Upswept. Lady Provost
Time. 1885.
7th-s5O, 900 added: The Ladies Hcps
3-yr. & up; Ia mi.
Cooled !Rotz) 1850 1l.00 $40
Dupas s LADY tcombeso 20" $50
Malta, Vitamin Shot, Nubile, waits
Song, q Gracious Me, Fools Play on
Royalty, Time. 2:29as.
jackson entry.
sth-7ss,5o0; alv.; 3-yr. & up; lii
Geor l; Grin peel $50 $50 a.so
Prodana Neyiesta (ROtI) $50 2.1O
Loyal Lady II (Baeza) 500
Royal Conquest, Greenup Time, It's
Luck, Rosaleen II. Kiteh's JOY. Time.
l:43s.
gthIS3s 1905 elms.j 3-yr: & up nj.
S Banker Bob Gomez $50 20 see
Ebeide JGuerin1 I2.eS
Bu6bs JACK. Shiny Button. camsS-
70, Quinn Honey. Regal Morn, Hall
Montgomery, Viro, Bee Admiral. RID.
saw. Chubasauito. Time. 1888.
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Saint. Don't De Fer. The Fifth Dream,
Skyline Drive. Saucy Sub. Time 1.15.
Daily Double l6-sl paid $4,000.
80 = SLIGO; three-yr: -oids-snd-up;
BlSIochS IHaycOck) 1920 T.2O 4.2O
Beauty's Admiral (Head'y) 24.SO $50
Treasures tDavidsOnD 500
sayemenoW, Elizabeth J. Mr.. Tip,
Royal Savage. Time 1.4sss.
4th-sI. goo: s-yr. -elds; alw.; / mile.
S SSaI:s 5iP 9SSar s:IH 7eO SS sS SS
Annie ROSS He stole Me, Cure,
oeala Rose, Top Glitter. Tine, 1:A4.
btA--Sl.O0o: s-yrs, q up; cling; bIs
Play hsoH tsmap $50 s4s s.4o C
i.P GaI Nd !p smith ETn,ssHAls,on, 40 sS
Loliys JOY, Little Mistress Music
Drama. shira. Time. l:06h.
et5sE5zst.loo; s-yr.-Olds UP; claiming;
Ms: r ? ~ ~ 5:gI'S'.. $50 s.:S g.S g
Mr.. Shelly Fat. If At First. sheer
Blue, scTatchsd-Joyee Lama. Tine.
'4o7s'
7th-S1 800: 3-yr.-oldS Up: cling: Q
fur.
kKI I s;a., &, Care .,,n $50 ssS go sS e
Trojan Roll &c. ReynOlds) $50
Pass Permit. Aliens DELIGHT. Well
Chosen, New Line, BANGKOK. Time,
1:13H.
sth-S1 800; allow; 3-yr. a I'D; 6 fur.
Top Down ~. SMITH $40 2.6O eco
Tetratot (Belsnger) $50 $40
Gypsy's Ace (SmalD 400
War Bracelet, Red Nest. Scratched
Hill Doamer. Time 1.l3 ".
9th-S1 900; cling; Ayr. a. up; Ia,
HAIw0od q. Freneh) GAO 800 2.4O
Yalor Native (DavidsOnj S'S0 $50
DaVey ID. ". EspinOsa) 5'60
Licorice Stick, Lanham Lady, Thorn
lea Act, LIQUID Amber. Time. 2.lSh.
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Charts of Races at Bowie

vISegyrEhtsd 1888. BY Triangle Publications Incl
eal weishts furlongs Post 1885, off i:S6 start GOOD
won qrivng winner Rockburn Farms B. c. 9, By Parnas.
$500, 5000. Time, l:i2. ~ ~~" cow
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NORTH CAROLINE 0 0 Q O. 8
GLENE1d ---------o o 8 6-12
Glenelg-illiamS g, run (kick failed
Glenelg-Shipe /, run (kick failed.
Caroline-Hoopengardner 90, punt re-
turn tkick failed.
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sss ss.I 4ss lE eE6sgnss, lis 3 q SIS s. gais
i IRHAR $3.50 1920 $500 NooREss, $3.50 81 90
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2d-s1,OOO; three-yr.-olds: allowance:
Gary =. (zangarD $500 2o.sO SEQ
Harvest Days (0am'dellA) 1880 500
Gary r. (ZangarD 5000 20.S0 SEQ
Harvest Days (Gam'dellal 1880 800
Whirls0 (Mullinsl $40
SAINT Don't n Is. Fer ne Pifth preanu.
Skyline Drive. SAucy Sub. Time lis.
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Shenandoah Results

1St - SLIGO: three-yr. -olds-and up:
claiming: one mile.
Rios Price (Gam'IA) 1910 800 400
Tiller ER. (Davis) 1920 800
Miss Visitor. Presentation, Our Bug,
needy. Time 1.42as.
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fgronss Post s:5s off 3:5sR start cood won driyinr
Trainer owner values-S2,6Oo $500. 1900. 5000 Tine
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st tha.,, ~. 9ii. slE s7ySSo$ gPa7 tgsS
Barletta (Baeza) 4.6O sac
Browns RiSque (ROtI) 4.2o
Out Madame. Double Sport. Ali o.
Ali, Miss Rotunda, Kitty Beale, sea
Porpoise. Time. 1:24.
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5th-s6,500: alw.; 2-yr.; z fur.
Trader ROTH 500 400 $40
First Violin (GueFin) $40 400
Little ManAssa (ErTicO) $50
Even Exchange. Sacred River,
Double Strings, Tails. Time, l:23A.