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Bright Willie, in First Florida Start, Nabs Hialeah Stakes With Hot Finish
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Mdlvain Colt Scores
Over Fans' Choice,
American Wolf
First Fiddle Gets Show
Money; McCreary, Day
Win Two Races Each
By the Associated Press.
HIALEAH PARK, Fla.. Jan. 17.—
Mrs. R. Mcllve.in's Bright Willie,
making his first public appearance
since winning a handicap at the
United Hunts last November, de
feated a dozen other 3-vear-olds in
the 6-furlong Hialeah Stakes here
today.
The colt fought it out with Mrs.
A. F. Sherman's favored American
Wolf all the way and finally out
lasted that fellow by a half length
in 1:12.5, thanks in part to one of
Alfred Robertson's best rides.
Sweep for Fair Owners.
Mrs. E. Mulrenan's First Fiddle,
making it a monopoly for woman
owners, accounted for the show, a
length and a half behind. All 13
starters are eligible for the $25,000
added m:le-and-a-furlong Flamingo
Stakes February 28.
Bright Willie earned purse money
Of $4,950 and returned $10.90 for $2.
As has been the case since the
meeting opened four days back, the
attendance topped the same day a
year ago. Today’s count was 11,676,
compared to 9.537 in 1941.
While the field was lined up in the
gate, an advertising streamer which
had become unattached from an
airplane overhead dropped about 20
yards in front of the starting point.
It was fortunate this did not happen
at the same time the horses left
the gate.
Bright Willie and American Wolf
alternated in the lead throughout
the thrilling contest, with the result
in doubt until they hit the finish
line. First Fiddle never was far
behind and staved off Tomochichi
by a length for third money.
Two Riders Score Doubles.
Veteran Jockey Conn McCreary,
Hialeah's leading rider with six
victories for the first three days,
and apprentice Willie Day, who
made a big splash during the early
season meeting at Tropical Park,
earned doubles.
McCreary won the second with
Sir Gibson, a $5.50-for-$2 favorite,
and the seventh with Gallant Plat,
an outsider, at $19.80 for $2.
Day's double was consecutive. He
started in with Spread Eagle at $12
for $2 in the third and then won
aboard Button Hole, $5.20-for-$2
favorite.
Hialeah Park Results
By the Associated Press. ,
FIRST RACE—Purse. ?1 200; special
weights: maidens; 2-year-oids: 3 furlongs
Menex (McCombs) i.’9.8u 10.60 6.On
Black t>rip (Howell) 3.3U 3.no
a Yolandita (Johnston) 6.20
Time, 0:34
Also ran—Buekra, Direction. Cananea.
Zac. Bureoo!ffte. B(f.o Tie. Smalt, Mae
james f Wocdford Lad f Chictli. a Spirit,
a Veloz & Byers entry.
t Field.
SECOND R^CE—Purse. <1.200; claim
ing 4-year-olds and upward: 1»8 miles.
Sir Gibson (McCreary; 5.50 3.5n 3.20
Who Re;Rh <James) 8 10 5.3n |
War Emblem (Westrope) 5.60
Time 1 ;533,-.
Also ran—Memory Book. JefTersontown.
Stuart B , Ardour, Tom's Ladd. Hougo
monte. French Trap Vesuvius. Ion-? Pass.
(Daily Double paid $71.70)
THIRD RACE—Purs?. $1,200: claiming;
3- year-olds; ft furlongs.
Sfftead Eag’p (Day. 12.00 4.30 3.00
Putitthere 'Eads> 2.90 2.60
Isle De Pin? 'Coulel 5.20
Time. 1:13'..
Also ran—Royal Weista. Muy Vestido.
Dark Stream. Meal Flag. Flonzan Beau,
layaway.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1 500: allow
ances: 4-year-o'ds and upward: ft furlongs.
Button Hole (Day) 5.20 3 3(> 2 30
Belle Poise (Meadei 5 30 3 10
Donna Leona (Coule) 2.60
Time. 1:12.
Also ran—Royal Robes. Ladv Waterloo.
Pretty Pet. Silvestra and Pelisse.
FIFTH RACE— Purse $1,400: claiming;
4- year-olds and up. 6 furlongs.
Liberty FTanc (Coule) 10.40 4 30 2.90
Aboyne (Meade' 3.30 2.40
Dally Delivery (May) 2./0
Time. 1:12"s _ „ ..
Also ran—Beamy. Sameron. Satiation
gnd Cash Basis.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. S5000. added;
Hialeah Stakes. 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Bright Willie (Robert n> 10.90 4 6u 3.90
American Wolf (Arcaro) 3.50 2.HO
First Fiddle (Walli o.10
Time. 1:12 Vs
Also ran—Curious Roman. Hialeah. Eter
nal Peace. Incomine. Air Current. A:ohort,
Notes Tomochichi. f Redihorn and f Rodney.
t Field.
SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; J'j miles.
Gallant Play (McCreary) ID 80 11.00 7.00
Rahanee (Rogers' 6.30 5.In
Brown Bomb (Pierson) 0.60
Time. 2;33*s.
Also ran—Psychology. Knightfors. Ted
der. Hillblond. War Point. Bold Nelson. Just
Tourist, Suertero and Castlgada
EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $1,500. allow
gnees; 4-year-olds and up 1 mile (chutei.
Trots Pistoles (Mehrtens) 19.50 9.00 5.80
Total Ecilpse (McCreary) 3.40 2.90
Kingfisher (Wall) 7.60
Time. 1:383.,.
Also ran—Blue Warrior. Sun Eager. City
Talk. Relious.
Fair Grounds Results
By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE—Purse. $600; claiming;
4-year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs
Kilocycle (Barber) 15 40 6.20 4.60
Wise Fire (Deering) 9.8(1 5.(to
8weet Story 'Guerin) 6.20
Time, 1:13.
Also ran—Paddy. I Might. Fair Hero.
Lady Lisro. Tra-La-La. Valdina Rebel,
Briar Play
SECOND RACE—-Purse. $600: claiming:
8-year-olds: imiles.
Alaflag (Llttrell) 11.20 5.2<i 4.06
Light Banset i Robertson) 4.80 3.40
Hes It (Barber) 3.40
Time. 1:49 1-5.
Also ran—Cogent. Polish Beauty, Jewel
tone. Golden Monk. Juanita M. and Mill
*r0n’ (Daily Double paid $116.40.)
THIRD RACE—Purse $806: allowances;
4-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
bPotranco 'Craig' 10.00 9.60 4.40
bSlr Kid (Glidewell) 9.60 4.40
Transfigure (Deering) 2.40
Time. 1:12.
Also ran—Kansas. Simrich. Pete Jr.,
Franks Boy. Swahili, Malhlgh. WhlDowlll.
b Lexbrook Stable entry.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $600: claiming:
8-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Countmein (Barber) 8.60 4 60 3.60
Doctor Reder (George) 11.80 t.oo
Quick Tool iPansei 6.80
Time. 1:133 a.
Also ran—Galla Court. Teco Tack. Goal
To Go. B:an Asado. Burma and Quatre
Belle.
FIFTH RACE—Purse $1,200; allow
ances. 4-year-olds and upward: 1,’. miles.
Air Master (Deering! 6 60 3 40 2.40
Idle Sun (George) 3.40 2.60
Chance Yen (Mora) 3.80
Time. 1:44%.
Also ran—Sun Lover. Alhalon. Sirasla
and Pari King.
8IXTH RACE—Purge. $600; allowances:
3- year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Praiseworthy (Weldamtn) 55.20 11 20 8 80
Gray Dream (Madden) 3.40 3.00
Sam G. iBrooks) 4.80
Time. 1:13Vs.
Also ran—In Ruah. Valdina Firo. Co
Aumbus Day. Henry Greenock. Tates Boy.
Dry Knight, f Miss Blob, f Robert Me.
i Mick's Gem. f—Field.
SEVENTH RACE—Purse. *600; clalm
tng: 4-year-olds and up; 11'« miles
aTransmitter (Guerin) 6.20 3.60 2.60
Misrule (Shelhamer)- 4.00 2.60
Allergic (Deering) 3.00
Time. 1:49
Also ran — Jack Horner. White Band,
a Regent. Little Mom. Cee Joe. Yannie
8ld. a—J. Zamer and w. R. Roberts
tntry.
EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $600- claiming:
4- year-olds and up; 14a miles.
Bronte II (Olivera) 12.40 4.60 3.40
Phoebus (Panse) 3.00 2.40
frying Duke (Guerin) 3.00
Time, 3 03%.
Also ran—Aerlalist. America First, Lov
|gk Day Is Done, Grandever.
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
Consensus at Hialeah (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1— Optimism, Trustee, Twotimer.
2— Millmore, Hanid, Old Book.
3— Flaming High, Augustus, Wha
Hae
4— Votum, Bright Trace, Halcyon
Boy.
5— “-Blockader, Time Sheet, Blue
Castle.
3—Sun Hera. Miss Carmen, Infant
Queen.
7— Marvel, Shemite, Flashalong.
8— Handiboy. Migal Fay, Mightily.
Best bet—Blockader.
Hialeah (Fast).
By Louisville Times.
1—Old Book, Kleig Light, All Time
High.
3— Augustus, Hunting Home, Wha
Hae.
4— British Warm, Votum, Miss
Goshen.
5— Blockader, Time Sheet, My
Shadow.
6— Anonymous, Small Wonder, Two
Ways.
7— Shemite, Smart. Jacobelle.
8— Handitmy, Mightily, Sir Reg.
Best bet—British Warm.
Hialeah Park Entries
For Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE—Purse. $1,200: special
weights; maidens; 2-year-olds; 3 furlongs.
Merry Rhyme (James) _ 110
Two Timer (Atkinson) _ llfl
Trustee (no boy» 110
Miss Gosling (no boy)_116
Southern Yam (no boy)_ Il«
Lookout Miss (Jemas)_lid
MufTetee (no boy> _116
Sis Annie (McCombs) _ lid
Bills Anne (no boy) _116
Lady Duane (Mojena) _ _116
Optimism (Stout) . _ _ 116
xLe Riche (Day) _ 111
Porters Tea (Arcaro) _110
Tower Lass (no boy) __ 116
Beth B (no boy) _ 110
Darning (Bodiou) _ _ _ 116
Maudeen (Jemas) _116
Zacanite (no boy) 116
—
SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,200; claim
ing. 4-year-olds and upward; 6 furlongs.
xHanid (Garry) _ _108
Kleig Light (no boy) _____ 117 j
Millmore (Scurlock* _114
Sassy Mate (Lemmons' _ 117
Gallant Stroke (no boy) _117
Stage Beauty (no boy)___109
xToy Foot (no boy) _ _ 104
Pilatesun (no boy) _ 112
Flank (Eads» _ . __ 112'
xAll Time High (no boy)__I 109
xOld Book 1 no boy) no
Spang (no boy) 107
Saxons Pride mo boy) __ __ 114
xEnoch Borland (Finnegan) _112
Lazarus «Keiper) _ _ 114
San Steffana (no boy) _ 107
THIRD RACE—Purse. $1,200: claiming;
4-year-olds and upward. 6 furlongs.
xFriars Scout (no boy) __ _ _ 107
Modern Queen mo boy)_loo
Augustus (Meloche 1_ZZ-ZZZZ-Z 112
Wha Hae (Haskell) _ _ J 14
Kay-Diane mo boy) _ __ _ 109
xHunting Home (no boy) _ 117
xTetranal (Mehrtensi __ 1 o2
xMoselem (Strickler) __ _ "_ 109
Indian Penny mo boy> _ 114
Michiya 'Cruickshanki _ 107
xCIassic Beauty mo bey) __ jo2
xFlaming High (Coule)_10j»
xCatapult (Brunellei _ K»9
xGold Mesh (no boy)_104
xAljack (no boy) _ _ 107
xFlood II (Breen) _ lo9
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: claim-;
ins: 4-year-olds and upward. ti'a furlongs
Charitable (Dayi _ _ 105
Mattie J. (Meade) __ _ 1044
Miss Goshen (James' _ 107
Yankee Party lEccard)_~_* "" 112
Pritra Donna (Watson)_ lor
Tex Hygro (no boy) _ _ 107
One bv One iArcaro>_ 114
Halcyon Boy (no boy)__ _ 110
Count Haste (Stouti _1(>8
xBnght Trace (Coule) __ _ _ jns
Aaron Burr (McCreary)__ _ 112
Flying Torpedo (Peters 1 _ _ 115
Boy Angler (Moienat _ _ _ _ 114
xBntish Warm (Stridden _ 11 :t
Votum 'no be?) _ _ .110!
Harry Heiman (Meade) _I_112
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: claiming:
4-year-olds and upward. Its miles.
xBlue Castle (Mehrtens)_ __ . 101
Time Sheet (Arcaro) _120
Grebe (no boy) - 114
Santo Domingo (no boy)_114
xMy Shadow (no boy) _110
xBlockader 'no boyi _ _112
Perisphere (Stout) _ 107
Banker Jim (McCreary)_ _ 114
xFlymg Legion (no boy)_110
SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: claiming;
2-year-olds: l'« miles.
Sunhpra (Roberts) . _11.3
xShilka (Brunelle) _ 108
Peace Fleet (Schmidl) _112
xBonnie croios (no boy)_ eg
xMiss Carmen (no boy)._ 110
Anonymous (no boy' . 112
Small Wonder (McCreary) _104
xGay Chic (C. Wright) _104
Grand Airs (no boy) _112
Dot Says Not (McMullen) _104
xlnfant Queen (Mehrtens).. 91)
Two Ways (no boy I _ 104
Maybank (McCreary) _104
SEVENTH RACE—Purse $1,200: claim
lng, 2-year-olds: IV, miles.
xMarval (Mehriensi_ _ _ 99
Sister Don (no boy) __ K14
xSmart (Day' __ _ 107
Fiashalonc (McCreary)_ _ 115
Blazing Glory (Bodiou) __ ion
Tower Maid (no boy) _107
Waddy (Lindbergi_104
Jacobelle (no boy)_ 104
xjudy B. (noboyi_ 99
Gold Coin Miss (Meade)_ 107
Mellow (McCreary) _110
Shemite (Schmidli__ __ 112
Snowline (Stout) _ 109
EIGHTH RACE—Purse $1,200: claim
fins; 4-year-olds and upward: H4 miles.
Biscayne Blue (Peters) _ 120
i Doug Brashear ino boy)__ 115
xMlgal Fay (no boy)_110
xRailiwick (no boy) __ __ 115
xChance Ray 1 Hauer) _ 115
Stand Alone (McCreary)_ 120
War Vision (no boy) _ 120
Michtily (Arcaro)_ 120
, xSir Reg mo boy) - _ _115
! xCrimson Glory (Mehrtens)_ 115
1 xJim Lipscomb (no boy)_115
i Traumelus (Keiper) __ _117
: Strident ‘Schmidl) _ _ 120
; xWood Blaz» (Coule) _ 110
Wake (Meade) __ 107
xHandiboy (Breen) _ 107
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Fast.
President's Birthday
Horse Show Again
Brilliant Affair
Equine Stars From Six
States Will Perform
January 28 and 29
By LARRY LAWRENCE.
The horse again will do its bit for \
mankind at the 1942 holding of the
President’s Birthday Horse Show at
Fort Myer January . 28-29. when
equine aristocrats of a half dozen
States perform for the benefit of the
infantile paralysis fund.
This annual affair has become one
of the top sporting events of Wash
ington's winter season and attracts
entries from the outstanding stables
of Maryland, Virginia, the District
of Columbia and other Eastern
States. These famous strings, en
tered in the keenest of competitive
classes, provide the finest sport of
its kind to be found anywhere In
the country.
Pomp Marks Show.
Attended by members of the Pres
ident's personal and official fami
lies, the diplomatic corps. Army and
Navy officers and socialites, the
show is conducted with sufficient
pomp and circumstance to make it
one of the most colorful spectacles
of the year.
As this exhibition marks the dia
mond jubilee of the Chief Execu
tive’s birthday it is expected to sur
pass any similar event of past years.
With that end in vi^w the manage
ment has devised a well-rounded
program which should appeal par
ticularly to the spectators. The six
events selected for each night's per
formance are of the type that w'ill
assure daring riding and the smooth
action of brilliant open jumpers and
splendid hunters over hazardous
jumps and tough courses.
Col. Gordon Heads Committee.
The committee in charge of the
show consists of Col. William W.
Gordon, president; Col. Howell M.
Estes, vice president; Maj. Charles
B. McClelland, manager; Capt. An
drew J. Boyle, assistant manager;
Lt. Fred J. Hughes, Jr., secretary;
Lt. W. M. Gabbert, treasurer, and
Lt. Col. J. W. Minor, V. C., veterin
arian.
Tickets may be obtained by call
ing Chestnut 3000, branch 6, the
ticket office at Fort Myer, or by vis
iting there. The sentry will let you
through when you state your busi
ness.
Rossvan's Comment
Selections for a Fast Track at Hialeah Park
\
BEST BET—BRIGHT TRACE.
FIRST RACE — TRUSTEE,
OPTIMISM, MERRY
RHYME.
TRUSTEE finished fourth in
her initial test after suffering
interference. Natural improve
ment expected in a first-time
starter should have her the win
ner. OPTIMISM is well bred and
dangerous MERRY RHYME
works well.
SECOND RACE—OLD BOOK,
HANID, SASSY MATE.
OLD BOOK disappointed in
her last after winning her previ
ous test with speed to spare.
Let's give her another chance.
HANID has brilliant early foot
and she’ll be close up all the way.
SASSY MATE for the show.
THIRD RACE — HUNTING
HOME, AUGUSTUS, WHA
HAE.
HUNTING HOME has good
recent form to recommend his
chances in this wide-open num
ber. AUGUSTUS has been
threatening to lick opposition of
this caliber. WHA HAE has
been working well in preparation
for this test.
FOURTH RACE — BRIGHT
TRACE, BRITISH WARM,
CHARITABLE.
BRIGHT TRACE won her
last at Tropical in excellent run
ning time and she may repeat.
BRITISH WARM is at tops
right now and he could force
the issue from the word go.
CHARITABLE just failed to
click in his last try.
FIFTH RACE—MY SHADOW,
GREBE, BLOCKADER.
MY SHADOW wins her share
when matched with this caliber
of opposition and she has worked
well for this outing. GREBE
disappointed in his last but he
' can do very much better.
BLOCKADER has won three of
his last four tries.
SIXTH RACE — MAYBANK,
SUN HERA, MISS CAR
MEN.
MAYBANK has turned in
several right fair performances
and she may improve enough to
lick these cheap6ters. SUN
HERA wen her last at the Gables
strip MISS CARMEN just gal
loped to cop her last at Tropical
Park.
SEVENTH RACE — SHEMITE,
SMART, MARVAL.
SHEMITE has right consist
ent recent form to her credit
and she scored at the recent
Tropical session. SMART lost
his last in a photo finish and he
has worked weU since that show
ing. MARVAL could complete
the picture.
EIGHTH RACK — SIR REG,
HANDIBOY, MIGHTILY.
SIR REG closed fast in his
last test and he wlU like the long
distance of the nightcap.
HANDIBOY has been right there
in his recent outings. MIGHTILY
has plenty of weight up but
rates money consideration never
theless.
i
► RIDE FOR CHARITY—These members of the British Army staff now in Washington will ride in
the President's Birthday Horse Show at Fort Myer on January 28-29, helping to boost the fund
to combat infantile paralysis. Left to right are Maj. Arthur Lyons, Capt. Gilbert Michols, Maj.
Francis Jayne, Maj. Bramwell Davis and Capt. Peter Arkwright.
Whirlaway Still Threat to Beat
Coin Winning Mark This Year
Despite Blackout of Santa Anita, Stakes
Totaling $610,000 Are Open to Racer
Br th« Auocited Brew.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 17.—Despite the war, Whirlaway,
Calumet Farm’s triple crown winner, still can break the world
record for earnings by a single race horse.
Only $88,063 shy of Seabiscuit’s mark of $437,730, Whirlaway
was nosed out of a good chance to smash the record in one race in
California when the $100,000 Santa Anita 'Handicap, richest of all
of America's stakes, was canceled
because of the war.
Dan Mahany. business manager
for Warren Wright's Calumet Stable,
said he believed that if Whirly stays
hale and hearty, retains his speed,
doesn’t run out on turns and isn’t
asked to pack too much weight, the
son of Blenheim 2d could break the
record this year.
Many Chances for Record.
Mahany prepared today a table
showing that there were 51 races
from April through November in
which Whirly could compete for an
aggregate of $610,000 in stakes,
ranging from $2,500 to $50,000, with
the majority around $10,000.
Calumet doesn’t plan to start the
1941 3-year-old champion and triple
crown winner in more than about
15 events.
Mahany said Whlrlaway’s chief
threat to the record appears to be
in Challedon. which has won ap
proximately $325,000.
Calumet hopes its star can run his
earnings <now $349,667) to a half
million this year, but if he doesn’t
there may be another year. After
all, Mahany pointed out, Seabiscuit
was 7 before he surpassed Sun
Beau's record and Whirly has just
turned 4. Challedon is 5. How
ever. Whirly likely will be retired
after this season.
May Go to Hot Springs.
Mahany said it was possible plain
Ben Jones, Calumet’s astute trainer
now in California with his flock,
may ‘‘warm up” Whirly at Hot
>
Springs, Ark., before bringing him
here to Keeneland.
From here he probably will be
sent to Louisville, then East, possibly
back to Chicago and then East
again.
Florida isn’t being considered,
Mahany added.
Army Swimmers Beat
Cornell, 45 to 30
By the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y.. Jan. 17.—
Winning seven of the nine events,
Army's swimming team today
opened its season with a 45-to-30
triumph over Cornell.
Individual star of the meet was
Arvid Croonquist of Army, a Junior
from Augusta, Ga., who snapped
his own Military Academy record
in the 200-yard breast stroke event.
He covered the distance in 2:32,
2 3-10 seconds better than the old
mark.
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