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Bassanio Beats Cold Command by 2 Lengths m Delaware Stake
Phipps Colt Captures
Sussex Handicap as
22,553 Watch Race
•y the Associated Prtu
STANTON, Del., July 3.
Bassanio, Ogden Phipps’ home
bred colt, found the mile-and-a
quarter distance of Delaware
Park’s $29550 Sussex Handicap
to his liking today end raced to
a surprise victory over C. V.
Whitney’s favored Cold Com
mand.
The stretch-running Bassanio,
a son of Bimelech ridden by
Sidney Cole, registered by two
lengths in 2:02 flat. The Silver
Gale Stable’s Combat Boots was
third, another nine lengths out
of it, with the Saxon Stable’s In
vigorator fourth. Mr. Skip was
fifth, with Post Card last in the
small field of six.
A crowd of 22,553 saw Bas
sanio earn $20,400 as the major
share of the purse and pay
$22.80 in the mutuels after go
ing off at 10 to 1. The winner
carried only 107, getting a con
cession of 11 pounds from Cold
Command, who was backed
down to 9 to 5.
First Stakes Victory.
It was Bassanlo’s first) stakes
conquest, although he frequently
had come close to such a suc
cess. Earning his third triumph
•In a dozen 1954 starts, the colt
ran one of his best races in Bel
mont Park’s Suburban Handicap
when he was second behind
Straight Face. In addition to
the purse he won today. Bassanio
also earned a trophy which was
presented by Mrs. J. Simpson
Dean, wife of the Delaware Park
vice president and treasurer.
The crowd had a difficult time |
deciding on which of three horses
to make favorite, finally landing
on Cold Command, who had
won two races earlier in the Del
aware meeting including the
Brandywine Handicap. There
also was strong support for Post
Card and Invigorator.
Probably the most disappointed
spectators were Invigorator’s
owners—L. R. Allison of El Paso,
Tex., and M. R. Prestridge of
Alamogordo. N. M. They and
trainer Eddie Neloy occupied a
clubhouse box with Senator Clin
ton Anderson of New Mexico,
former Secretary of Agriculture.
In the recent Edgemere Han
dicap at Aqueduct, Invigorator
scored an impressive triumph,
and before that had been second
in the Queens County Handicap,
in which Cold Command ran
third.
Post Card showed the way to
Combat Boots arid Invigorator
until they came to the turn out
of the backstretch, while Bas
sanio and Cold Command were
being rated along, not too far
away. On the last curve, Bas
sanio shot between horses to as
sume the lead as Cold Command
circled his rivals and challenged.
The latter was unable to menace
the victor in the drive home. In
vigorator lacked a closing rally,
fading out of contention as Com
bat Boots beat him for the show
by two lengths.
Morning Telegraph
Consensus
DELAWARE PARK
(Monday’s Selections.)
1. Recluse 27. Yellow Dot 8, In
The Market 3.
2. First Ballot }9, Beauty Miss
11, Lonely Maid 9.
3. Shining Jeff 17, Jet’s War
Date 11, Boychick 6.
4. Knowitall 21, Direct Tint 4,
My Lucille 5.
8. V-Two 19, Roman Rocket 13,
Staffordshire 4.
6. Evening Out 22, Open Sesame
6, Sunshine Nell 4.
7. LADY CAROLINA 27. Peleliu
7, Promptness 4.
8. Kay’s Children 24, Eli Cookie
10, Sir Chatter 6.
Delaware Park Entries
By the Associated Press
. FIRST RACE—Purse. 53.500; claim
ing: 4-year-olda and up; 1A mllee.
Recluse 117 Prince Cole _ 113
Alrtroop „ 113 Imperial Pie 122
XBlrzle Thru .108 xln the Merket 112
Problem Led - 113 Time for Fun. ill
Stay Well ..110 Yellow Dot .. 117
xßlue Crown . 117
SECOND RACE—Puree. $3,600; claim
ins: 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Dollarsncents _ 114 Milady Mowlee 112
xFlrst Ballot.. 107 xDark Patrol _ 100
xLittle Lisa . 107 Worth a Bit . 117
xßeeuty Miss . 104 xNlda Hand .. 104
Lonely Maid 115 Lakh ... 106
THIRD RACE—Purse. $4,000; maiden
2-vear-olds: 5% furlongs.
Carolina Rex . 118 Boychlk 118
Tenth Prox _ 118 Joe Judge. __ 118
Shining Jeff _ 118 Hobby Hall 118 1
Mr Motion 118 Jet's War Date 118;
XParr ... 113 Mr. Winkle 118
FOURTH RACE Purse. $4,000:
•lalmlng; 3-year-olds and up: 6 fur
longs.
Chanter 116 King Mowlee 116
Knowitall 122 xThird Carbon 108
Direct Tint __ 118 -Char Girl ... 108
Browse 113 Pulsator 113
My Lucille . 108 iWhlrl'gHome 120
Race Tandem. 110 Dandy Wag .. 119
Char Boota . 113
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $6,000: allow
ancea: 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
xxWar Com'nd 110 v-Two . 115
Bengal 112 Bea Marony . 110
Staffordshire iin Yama 112
Roman Rocket 117 My Nell 103
SIXTH RACE—The New Oastle Han
dicap: SIOO,OOO added; 3-year-olds and
uo: Hi miles.
Bine Butterfly 119 La Corredora 124
a Riverine 112 Grecian Queen 124
Atalanta .. 122 bCv the News 111
Open Sesame _ 111 Nothlrdchance 115
Fascinator . 112 Intenrion 110
Lavender HIU 111 b Ming Yellow 107
Evening Out 114 O’Alison 112
nnlng Top 113 Gatasboro Girl 113
... 112 Shady Tune _ 110
Sunny Dale 114 Mlsa Joanna „ 112
Sunshine Nell 128
a King Ranch-Phippa entry,
b Whitney entry.
SEVENTH RACE Purse, $3 500:
claiming; 4 year olds and up; 1A mllw.
xPrlvateer ._ 117 Wee 111
Lady Carolina 117 Peleliu 111
Cormorant . 113 Lujtury Tax 122
xMr. Majority 111 xOkamsel . . 108
Promptness . 113 Blue Whi* Kid 113
Barbara Bella 111
EIGHTH RACK—Purse $3,500: claim
gig: 4 year olds and up; 1% miles,
ay's Children 117 RotjFoUy ... 112
Borlcua 114 Dr. Cricket lll
xxChalns 107 xSir Chatter.. 112
*ll Cookie ... 117 The 811 p 111
Beknighted __ 114 ‘ „
*3; x 5; xx7 pounds apprentice allow
ance claimed.
Spill Kills Exercise Boy
METHUEN, Mass., July 3 (#).
—Tim O’Harrington, a 19-year
old exercise boy from Shreveport,
La., died today at Bon Secour
Hospital from Injuries suffered
a few hours earlier when he fell
from a horse at Rockingham
Park in Salem. N. H.
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HIGH GUN WINS DWYER—King Ranch’s High Gun (left), with Eric Guerin riding, crosses
the finish line to win the $50,000-added Dwyer Stakes at Aqueduct yesterday. Greentree Sta
ble’s Palm Tree (on rail), with Ted Atkinson ug, came in second and Paper Tiger (center
background), ridden by Hank Moreno, finished third. —AP Wirephoto.
Charts of Races at Delaware Park
, (Copyright. 1954, by Xrlangle Publication*. Inc.)
FIRST RACE—Purse. #3.000: claiming; 3-year-olds; 6
furlongs. Post 2:04. off 2:08%. start good: won driving,
place same. Winner. Foxcatcher Farms' b. f. 3. by Blenheim
ll—Surosa. Trainer. RT E. Handlen. Value*—sl,9so. S6OO.
S3OO $l5O. Time. 1:12%
Horse Jockey. Wgt. PP. % % St~Fta. oddsT
Ober (Cox) -. 112 5 4*l 3* 3‘ 11 $1.96
Rosa G. (Regalbutol- 112 8 I*l l* ]■> 2°* 2.50
Chowgarn (Stovalli 107 3 21 21 2* 3» 770
Dark Signorina (Lw’l) 112 1 3* 4* 41 4*l 5 7(1
Frlpperty (Passmore)- 109 7 6‘ 5» 5* s*l 500
Pagan Ruler (Small). 114 2 7‘ 7*» 7»* 61 32.90
Ripper (Vincent) _ 114 6 61 6* 6* 7»« 45.40
Miss Happiness (Mit’l) 104 4 8 8 8 8 84.50
mutuels ca l d —OBER. S.VB(b $3.40i $2.80.
ROSA 0., $3.20. $2 00. CHOWOARH, $3.80.
SECOND RACE—Purse, #33)00: claiming; 3-year-olds; 6
furlongs. Post 2:37. off 2:37%. Start fair: won driving.
Place sahre. Winner. J. T. Wallace Ir.’s dk. b. c. 3. bv Wait
S6Q° U T3o£ *l T T£e ine i r i l2 \ TrUeman ' Values $1.950.
Horse Jockey. Wgt. PP. * % Str. Fin. Odds.
Worth a7 It (Lassw'l) 117 7 7' 3* 3‘ 1* $9 70
Gottabegood (Nash)-. 1 15 8 4h 2* 2» 2* 35n
Herb S. (Cutshaw) 117 6 1> 1> 1 1)* 3* 5.50
Capt Storm (Reg'b'to) 117 3 .3* s'l 4k 4*> 15 00
Flaxen Mane (Coxi . 112 1 81 8» 7* 6* 360
Sunn -all (Mitchell). 104 4 25 41 5» 6*l 53.90
Lucky Slam (Passm're) 112 2 fl> 7* 6 h 7»1 230
Leachie (Small) 114 5 6* 6* B*l 8k 33.80
Oentllly (Cole) , _ 1 4 9 9 9 9 9 63.80
WORTH - 4 BIT. JUiITiTT S9 AO,
$6.00. GOTTABEGOOD. $5,40. $3.80, HERB 8- $5.00.
DAILY DOUBLE PA1D~9111.40 <B-7).
THIRD RACE—Purse. $3,000; claiming: 2-year-olds' 6*4
n U . r i°. n off 3 09. Start giod: won driving,
p.ace same. Vinner M Pennewell’s br. f. 2. by Rough Pass—
tooo laor 1 # 15Tr a TU^ R ?:0?%°' Comn, • alues $1,960,
Horse Jockey. Wgt. PP. % % ~Str. FIU Oddi:
Forest Gal (Cutshaw) 113 8 8 5* 2>T ft, awm
“Facet (Stovall) ... 103 5 4* 3k 3. 3”2
Whanee (Lynch) ill 6 2* 1* 11 31* e'jyli
Wat a Bird (Regalb'to) 112 3 fio o> ss, 4* n Vo
Chief Charm-, (L’sw'l) 113 2 3J 41 6> 5»« 21 7()
Presta Dmna <Boul's) 1,0 1 7*l 7| 7* 6* oao
Big Tattoo (Mitchell) 116 4 lk 21 4k 7,1 2 970
a Iris (Bel iin) 107 7 61 8 8 8 * ILIO
a Brandywine Stable entry. ~~
a^ 0 ' <lo i ! ?J.«5 :,utuelß , t*atd—FOREST GAL. $4.00. $2 60.
$-.40 a FACET (entry), $3.00, 82.40; WHANEE. $3.00.
FOURTH RaCE—Purse. $4 000; claiming: 3-year-olds and
up. 6 furlougs °ost 3:38, off 3:38%. Start good; won
fely, place driving. Winner, H. B. Peatling's b* h 6. by
wfittiK) Tr T a i&. r ’ 1 :*? ■ Vanl "' Vah “ s -
Hor - jockev Wgt. PP % % Sti~Fin. Odds.
L'-ckey **ete (Lynch). 116 2. 3‘ 2k 1« f> aT"(j
n?, d Y , Ad j: o ?3 lt^ (Cox > 112 77 6* 5* 2k 740
Pilate’s Gold (Regal’ol 119 5 4k 41 41 3» 3”0
Imalrigl.t (Passmore) 108 6 2s 3’ 3! 4,1 a'S,,
Ja’erant (Mitchell) 111 1 11 ih 3 'l si| 979
Beckys Shirt «Lesteri too 4 51 51 6* 6>J loot
Flying Away (Cutsh'W) 116_3 6** 77 ** B|9o
m . U A^'A'Upaid—LUCKEY PETE. $1040TT5.20:
$3 40 LADT ADVOCATE. $4.60. PILATE'S GOLD.
Monmouth's Biggest Crowd
Sees High Voltage Triumph
By the Associated Brass
OCEANPORT, N. J., July
3.—The Wheatley Stable’s High
Voltage, ridden by Eddie Arcaro,
scored her second straight stakes
victory today by beating Meno
lene by a neck in the $28,950
Colleen Stakes at Monmouth
Park.
Arcaro broke the 2-year-old
daughter of Ambiorix - Dynamo
slowly in the 5V 2 -furlong race
for Allies and then gradually
moved her into contention. He
saved considerable ground on
the home turn by taking to the
inside and then went around the
front-running Sue Pat and
Menolene in the stretch to win
$21,700.
High Voltage, never worse
than third in six starts paid
$6.80, $4.40, $3.40 in the mu
tuels after running the dash in
1:05 Vs on a fast track. Sue Pat
Anished third, two lengths be
hind Menolene. Sorceress, win
ner of the Polly Drummond
Stakes, was fourth. Fourteen
started in the race.
A crowd of 29,285, largest of
the season, saw Sue Pat break
rapidly and open up a three
length lead at the half-mile
mark. Meanwhile, High Voltage
was back in sixth position.
Sue Pat, with Jimmy Stout in
Minnesota, Washington
Extend Grid Pact to 'SB
By th* Associated Press
SEATTLE, July 3.—Extension
of the Washington-Minnesota
football series through the 1957
and ’SB seasons was announced
today by Harvey Cassill. Uni
versity of Washington athletic
director.
Cassill said the 1957 game will
be played in Minneapolis Sep
tember 28 as the seasorf opener
for both teams. The following
year they will meet In Seattle
September 27.
The argeement between the
Huskies and Gophers had car
ried through 1956 before the new
arrangement.
i t
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $5,000: fillies and mares, 3-year
olds and up; alltwances: 6 furlongs. Post. 4:07, off 4:07%:
start, vood: won. ridden out, place onving. Winner. W. W.
Waters' b ui. 8. bv Some Chance—Four Stars. Trainer, W.
VV. Waters. Valuer—s3.2so. SI.OOO, SSOO. $250. Time. 1:11.
Horse. Jockey. Wgt, PP % % Str. Fin. Odds.
Four Chances ■<~'ox) 114 7 2* 2*» 2* 1« 4.40
Jeannle C. (Mitchell) 117 8 1* ]» 11 2“* 8.00
Another W'rld (P'lm's 1 113 2 7k 5) 3* 35 6.30
a Bless Amer. (V'lz'la) 120 6 5* 6k 5k 4} 5.70
Late Model (Re»ain'o> 117 3 3'' :)(■ 4= 51 2.20
a Biddy Bid (Small) 108 6 41 4* 6 3 «> 6.70
Mrs. a. R. (Passmore) 108 4 8 7*l 7 a 7* 4.70
Glory's Crown (Lester) 114 1 61 8 8 8 17.60
a Mrs C. Eilvtr entry.
Two dollar mutuels paid—FOUß CHANCES, SIO.BO. $5,80.
$4.00 lEANNTE C. $7.00. $4,60. ANOTHER WORLD. $5.00.
SIXTH RACE—The Sussex Handicap; 3-year-olds and up:
purse. $25,000 added: I*4 miles. Pest 4:37. off 4:37%; start
good; won driving, place same. Winner. O. Phipps' b. c. 4,
by Bimelech—Portia. Trainer. J. Fitzsimmons. Values—s2o.-
400. $5,000. $2,500, $1.250. Time. 2:02.
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PP. V* % Btr. Fin. Odd*.
Bassanio (Cole) 'lO7 6 4* * 4*l 1* 1* 910.40
Cold Comm'd (G'man) 118 6 5» 5* 2‘ 2* 1.80
Combat Boots (Small) 106 4 2k 2» 3» 3 a 16.10
Invigorator (Valzuela) 117 2 3*5 31 4k 4*l 2.4(1
Mr. Skip (Servis) . 109 1 0 6 6 51 37.50
Post Card (Boulmetls) 113 3 I*l 1* 5» 6 2.30
Two-dollar mutuels paid—BASSANIO. 822.80, $6.60. $4.20.
COLD COMMAND. $3.40, $2.80. COMBAT BOOTS. $4.60.
BASSANIO. under restraint while In close attendance to the
pace, moved to the fore nearing the stretch and. after turn
ing back the determined challenge of COLD COMMAND, drew
clear under continued pressure. The latter circled the leaders
while challenging but was not good enough under the weight
arrangements. COMBAT BOOTS held a favorable position but
failed to keep pace when set down for the drive. INVIGOR
ATOR stopped badly after a mile. MR. SKIP broke to the
Inside and showed nothing. POST CARD set the pace and
fiattended out after seven furlongs.
SEVENTH RACE—Purse, $3,500: claiming. 3-year-olds:
liV miles. Post. 5:07, off 5:08; start good: won driving,
place same. Wirner. H. Cohen's 0. g. 3. bv Favot—P,ty.
Trainer, F A. Bonsai. Values—#2 275 8700. 8350. $175.
Time 1:47%.
Pancake (Lesswell) 117 2 I s I s 1< I*4 $2319
d Lovely Eadie (V'z'la) 112 6 6» 6* 2k 2* 6.10
Blue Copper 'Small) - 117 8 4* 3k 3k ;jm 2*)."H
Ardette (Stovall 110 5 35 2* 4* 4* 2.9()
Strong Tie (CuUhawl 117 7 8 7- 6‘ s*l 7.00
Candlemas (Passmore) 117 1 5k 4*4 5* 6* 3.30
Red Rock (Cox) 114 4 7* 8 7‘ 7»» 34.40
Activist (Reyalbuto) 114 3 2k 54 8 8 38.50
d Disqualified.
Two-dollar mu'uels paid—PANCAKE 87.20. *5.00. $3.60.
ELUE COPPER, f 12.40, 85.20. ARDETTE. $2.80.
EIGHTH RACE —Purse, $2,500: claiming; 4-year-olds and
up; 1 % miles. Post. 5:46, off 5:46%: start, good; won ridden
out, place driving. Winner. V. Posner’s b. g. 6. by Crowfoot
—Breaking Point. Trainer. C. R. White Values—s2,27s,
S7OO. $350. $175, Time, 2:34%.
Horse. Jockey. Wgt. PP. % % Str. Fin. OddsT
Sam H. (Lasswell) Iso 4 5* 2k U I*s $2 8 )
Dehra Dun (Lester) __ 117 8 2* 1* 2= 24 6.5*)
Approval (Nash) 115 5 9 7* 4k 3* 7.30
Blue Jack (Cox) 117 9 3‘ 4* 3* 41 900
Butler (Kline) 115 1 44 5* 5* 6* 13.80
Joann's Boots (St’m'r) 111 3 6‘ 04 74 H>s 8.00
Bold Warrior (R'lbuto) 117 6 74 9 9 71 10.60
Wise Mike (Passmore). 117 2 8* 84 84 8> 33.70
Never Better (Small) 107 7 l h 3* 65_ 9 33 SO
Two-dollar mutuels paid—SAM H.. $7,6(f. $4.20, $2.80.
DEHRA DUN. $6.40. $3.80. APPROVAL. $3.00.
Total mutuel handle for day—51,556,959. Attendance—
-22,653.
*
the saddle, increased her lead
to four lengths over Menolene
before the far turn was reached
and appeared strong enough to
stay there. But when the Aeld
approached the quarter pole, Ar
caro took High Voltage to the
inside and turned her loose. She
responded readily.
After the race Arcaro, riding
his Arst stake race here this
season, said, “I v new we were
going to win when we were about
at the eighth pole.”
Monmouth Park Results
By Hi* Aisociated Preti
FIRST RACE—Purse. *3,000: alalm
•> ye*r olds and up; « furlongs.
Caddy's rat (Gilbert) 18.80 8.40 8.40
E»» r ' Diver (Korte) 8.20 3.60
Midst (Stein) 3 80
Bob's Boots. Lorena H. Cablet. Hy
Pompt. Carmelette Ed-EU's Gal. Dugout.
Rawar Harry Rabbit. Time. 1:12.
SECOND RACE—Purse. $3,500: clalm
<n<c, 4-year-olds and dp: 6 furlongs.
C*ty (Arear*) 18.00 8.80 4.00
< B iSP ) . 4.40 3.80
Seer (Weodbouge) 4.00
Cover OfT. Deluge. Upsetter, Deliber
tuity. Phara’s Beauty, Ignition, Scub.
Jandy, Giggle, Time. 1:1044.
(DAILY DOUBLE PAID~*I!M)
THIRD RACE—Purse. $4,800: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 1A miles.
Pankin Vine (Kerte) 18.00 8.40 8.40
Iren Heel (Blare) 3.20 2.40
Alternative (Arcaro) 3.00
A«ber* Appian way. Mr. Pirat.
Time. 1:44*4.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $4,500; al-
-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Riant (C.nten) 4.60 8.80 8.40
Tick,t ’ «•*
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $8,000: allow
ances; 4-ywar-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Dark Peter (Blare) 5.40 3.00 1.40
Iswas (Culm one) 4.60 2.80
Landsealr (Shnk) 2.40
Fleet Argo. Freedom Parley, Safety.
Time. 1:10%.
SIXTH RACE—The Colleen Stakes:
$20,000 added; 2-year-olds; 5% fur
longs
High Voltage (Arear*) 6.86 4.46 3.46
Menolene (Sea*thorn) 8.46 4.20
Sne Pat (Stoat) 8.40
Erraslnan. Batavia Belle. Audrey Lee.
Sorceress, f Tokyo Girl. Chapel. Snooty,
f Blue Eternal. Fashion Paae. Reddy Ro.
t Tullflny. Time. 1:06%.
t Field.
SEVENTH RACE —Purse; $3,800: claim
ing-. 3-year-kids; 1 A-miles.
Brandy’s Last ((Stey’oon) 8.60 4.40 3.20
Valley King (Cnlreone) 3.60 2.80
Quick Imp (Stoat) 3.60
Ul’t Joy, Min Smith, Handily, Mo
tax a. Time. 1:45%.
EIGHTH RACE—Purse. 53.600; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1% mile*.
Sonarman (Kerte) 0.80 4.86 3.86
Tldo Lands (Smith) 8.40 8.40
Dove Tint (Entonrean) 8 10
a Furr; Prtend. Holandes. Brown Bru
tus. Sorayo. Captain Flares. Thomas Ed
ward. Mountain Aih, a Brother Ghost.
a lunwu Tifiirnrertu tahli entry.
Arlington Park Results
By th* Associated Press
FIRST RACE—Purse. $3,500; 2-year
old maidens: 6% furlongs.
Allerhan (Moreno) 0.40 5.10 4.00
Phar Wiser (Cook) 4.00 3.00
Gem of Gems (Comhest) 6.00
Erupt. Ludlow. Zipper Miss, Cheerful
Miss. Blue Vezzano. Leading Lady. Miss
Gwendolyn. Time. 1:07%.
SECOND RACE—Purse. $3 000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Hi-Sky (Adams) 0.80 3."« 2.(19
Sorority (J. Adams) 3.80 3"9
Jean The Joker (Knapp) 4.60
Mr. Wiggins. Hasty Hank. Culture. Last
Request. Roaming Oscar, Marabout.
American Plan. Time. 1:14%.
(DAILY DOUBLE PAID *34.20.)
THIRD RACE—Purse. MTsOO’: claim
ing; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Bill Pae (Batcheller) 16.20 8.80 4.40
Oh Sweetheart (Brooks) 6.80 3,0« r
Neal Elyse (Cook) 2.60
Gallkist. Alles Kaput, Bern Burst.
Lovin' Lady. Lalla Rookh. Time. 1:14%.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $4,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Alsab Ace (Bailey) 10.20 5.20 3.00
Carrier Girl (Wagner) 6.80 3.40
HoA Ring (Scnrlork ) 2.10
Danla, Rldgefleet. Sherry Jen. Time.
1:13.
FIFTH RACE—Purse. 3.500: allow
ances: 2-year-olds: 5% furlongs.
WUI See (Nelson ) 7.20 5.00 3.40
Freedom Lane (Baldwin) 12.60 5.89
lop Traffic (Permane) 3.40
Ann Flynn. Prince Erie. Retract. Fu
mando. Parador. Time. 1:06%.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. $4,500; claim
ing: 4-vear-olds and up; 1 mile.
Paean (Moreno) 57.80 23.00 11.80
Dance N Sing (Cook) 12.20 8.09
Wabash Moon (Nelson) 5.09
McCrelght. Screemin Jack. Mid Cen
tury. Bumper Crop. Blue Licks. Lion.
Time. 1:39%
SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $25,000
added: Cleopatra Handicap: 3-year-olds.
Allies: 1 mile.
Illae Violin (Erb) 10.40 5.20 2.00
a Roman Warbler (Brooks) 6.00 2.80
Qaeen Hopeful (Adams) 2.40
Black Main. Siskey. aOil Painting. Lori
Jane. Jenray. Time. 1:39%.
a Goodwin entry.
EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $20,000 added;
Myrtlewood Handicap; 3-year-olds and
up: 6 furlongs.
Dae De Fer (Ba’eUer) 17.00 7.40 5.20
Saar On (Bailey) 6.40 4.20
Happy Go Laeky (Permane) 4.80
Repetolre, Baybrook. Oh Leo. Le
Monde. Sun David. Time. 1:11%.
NINTH RACE—Purse. $3,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: li’« miles.
Brecon Beacons (B'n) 14.20 6.60 4.60
Midas Touch (P'm’e) 10.00 0.20
Qaeen Apache (Nelson) 4.50
Sugar Sue, Rivas. Wlsevlew. Stilton.
Oak River. Mystic Chief. Time. 1:41%.
Michael and Croghan
To Air Navy Grid Games
Ray Michael of Station WRC
and WNBW-TV and Joe Crog
han, sports editor of Station
WBAL in Baltimore, again will
team up to broadcast the Navy
football games this season.
The eight-game schedule will
start with the William and Mary
game at Annapolis September 25.
The schedule:
September 26—William and Mary.
October 2—at jjartmouth.
A^^^D^g^s^Baltfmera.
Record Field of 21
Named to Start in
New Castle Handicap
Spatial Dispatch to Tha Star
STANTON. Del., July 3.—A
record 21-horse field was entered
today for Monday’s Delaware
Park closing-day classic, the New
Castle Handicap, which will be
the richest filly-and-mare stake
in turf history. Barring scratches,
the 17th running of the holiday
feature will gross $139,400 and
net the winner $102,800.
For any scratch in the famed
mlle-and-a-q uar te r test, the
SI,OOO starting fee is deducted
from both figures.
■There are two couplings in the
race. Carry The News and Ming
Yellow will go as the C. V.
Whitney representatives, while
King Ranch’s Riverina and J. 8.
Phipps’ Spinning Top, both
trained by Max Hirsch, form
another entry.
La Corredora Among Stars.
Virtually every ranking mem
ber of the distaff division is
named, including Grecian
Queen, defending champion and
leading filly last year; Evening
Out, champion juvenile filly of
1953; Sunshine Nell, top-weight
ed at 126 pounds; the stretch
running La Corredora, and two
foreign - bred stars lreland’s
Blue Butterfly and Chile’s Inter
cion.
Blue Butterfly, first horse ever
to make a transcontinental flight
for a Delaware Park reuse, ar
rived last night from Los An
geles in a cargo plane with
Vance Longden, part owner and
trainer.
Parlo, the Delaware Oaks win
ner, will attempt to become the
first 3-year-old to capture both
the Oaks and the New Castle.
In 16 previous New Castles, a
sophomore has won five times.
A half dozen 3-year-olds are
named this time—Parlo, Evehirig
Out, Open Sesame (runner-up
in the Coaching Club American
Oaks and Delaware Oaks), Riv
erina, Fascinator and O’Alison.
Grecian Queen and La Corre
dora drew 124 pounds, which is
even with Evening Out’s 114,
according to the weight-for-age
scale, and two below Sunshine
Nell’s assignment.
Many Stakes Winners.
Winners of this year stakes in
the field include: Sunshine Nell,
Top Flight Handicap: Fasci
nator. Kentucky Oaks and
Columbiana Handicap: Sunny
Dale, Churchill Downs Handi
cap: Parlo, Delaware Oaks;
Shady Tune, Molly Pitcher
Handicap, Blue Butterfly, San
Mateo Matron Handicap; At
lanta, Suwanee River Handicap;
Gainsboro Oirl, Black Helen
Handicap, and Riverina, ‘dead
heat with Harry Mood in the
Acorn Stakes.
Delaware Park, the only mile
track in America with a 100-foot
wide front and back stretch, can
well handle a large field such as
this, which also includes Hill,
Mr- Jo:'ne and No Third
Chance. Two stall gates can be
used to accommodate the horses.
Cumberland Results
By Ilia Associated Press
FIRBT RACE—Purs'- Sl.onO; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: eb-ut 5 fur
longs.
Rosalie fSorrrntinn) 3.R0 !■ •"* 2.80
Candy Cross (French) OS') .*>.oo
Dora Hare fHans-i (2.00
My Pastime, Jlnfcsiena. My A.:. Quick
News, Car l Edgar F. Tim-. M:Vi"j.
SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,000: claim
inf: 4-year-rlds and up: 1A miles.
Glimpse (Ilosher) 15.20 0.00 (ST'S
Jaconet <C ark) 6.00 3
Joe E. Lewis (Teague) fi.fi
_ Rough Candy Pinky M. Let Out. Lest
Time. Maid of Hylo. Time. Ij6l.
(DAILY DOUBLE PAID *10.80.) ~
THIRD RACE—Purse. $1,000: allow
ances: 2-vr ß r. o !(js; about 5 furlongs.
Qnatre P'«l (S’renttno) 8.40 4.'10 3.20
Nell Kr—. (Grant) 4.00 4.40
Loksgoed Kane) 4.00
Bim-Fnr. Helioscope. Astrum. Lady
Hiercoie mime :5845.
FOTJPt; • hace—Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6‘a furiongs.
Tenement (Teague) 4.60 3.20 2.80
Miss Judex <Kane) 5.00 3.60
Oceuoo'a (S’rcntlno) 2.80
Moon Gay. Copsa. Lady Poet. Big
Clmd Hanra.h L. Time. 1:22 4 5.
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1,000: claim
ins: 4-ytcr-o'dr and up; Bth furlongs.
Army Man (Russo) 7.60 4.20 3.00
Whisoer Font (Oosher) 4.40 3.00
Chicle Sador (S’rentino) 4.60
Dlvldandv Makanl Ikaika. Good Valiev.
Dark Warrior. Oalaghgranite. Time.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1 00(): allow
ances; 3-year-oldS and up: 6'/» furlongs.
Nimb’e Lady (Bauer) 6.10 3.1(1 3..'()
Royal Liege (Boston) 6.00 6.(0
Happy Bull (Arduinl) 5.20
Weatherman, Lupo. Miss Lovey. Zany.
Time. 1:22 >.■».
SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1,000:
claiming: 4-year-olds and up; I,'« miles.
Scrub (Bauer) 7.60 4.00 3.60
Grayling (Dcsber) 4.00 3.10
Princess June (J'sephlek) 3.80
„ Harpist. Miss Foray. Architect. Blue
Holly. Pooch, lime, 1:51 *.j.
_ EIGHTH K«CE—Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: 1«4 miles.
Fastnet Rock (Kane) 6.60 1.60 3.10
Quentin (Teague! 7.80 3.80
Grand Mars (Russo) ;.«fl
Shocker. Melissa. My Charm. Caunsil,
Amylamlne. Time. 2:4945.
Aqueduct Results
By the Associated Prase
, FIRBT RACE—Purse. $3,600: claim
ing; 3-year-olus: 7 furlongs.
Dry Vermouth (M’ne) 24.20 10.90 6.70
5*67*1 (Contrerae) 8.20 4.60
MUanza (Atkinson) 3.20
Primed. Bleecker Mall. My Shoemaker,
: Afternoon Tea, Rebel Coat. Tourlanx,
f Faithful One, Look Alive. Jet Flash,
f N ,°«. Contest, fSaflo. Time, 1:25%.
f Field.
S SECOND RACE—Purse. $3,500; claim
. Ip*, 2-year-olds. 5% furlongs.
Helleban (MeL'hlln) *7.39 9.40 3.30
Blue Lyrie (Can'mle) 6.60 3.10
Pet Reward (Br’sard) 2.20
Alisonia. Q old Pass. Muraibrook.
TereU. Time. 1:07H.
(DAILY DOUBLE PAID 8302.30.)
, THIRD RACE—Purse. $3,500; clalm
tng; 4-year-olds and uo: 8 furionga.
lamarelie (Canremie) 620 3.20 2.80
Dash for Caeh (Brauatard) 8.00 2.40
Liberty Luek (Hettinger) 3.10
Blacktype. Longleat. Hatty Boy, Cpal
One. Time. 1:12. V
FOURTH RACE —Purse. $4,000: maid
en 2-year-olda: 5>4 furionga.
Final Pole (Boland) 040 3.90 3.20
Model Ace (Burr) 4.60 3.00
Cogitutor (Atkinson) 3.90
Chris Cross. Bit Me. Hotel Man. Uege
tPsn. Yaano O-erorlred. Time. 1:08%.
FIFTH RACE—Purse. S7.6(in added:
handicap: 3-year-oids: 6 furlongs.
Ineidentally (Burr) 4.10 2.90 2.30
Michikee (Atkinson) 3.30 2.39
Talera (Nichols) 2.30
Old Basket, Condamion, Blanauita.
Time, ljl2Vii
SIXTH RACE —The Dwyer Stakes:
$50,000 added: 3-year-olds: 1% miles.
High Gun (Guerin) 8.10 2.20 out
Palm Tree (Atkinson) 2.50 eat
Paper Tixer (Moreno) out
Queen s Own. Powerhouse. Time. 2:05.
SEVENTH RACE —Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Hot Stove (Guerin) 4.80 I.M 7.30
Quite Happy (Canremie) 5.40 340
Ceaseaway (Boland) 3.10
Indian Smoke. Dusty Drive Plying
Record. Time. 1:12%.
EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $3,500; claim
tag; 3-year -old* and up: 14 mile*
Rootlet (Breoaaard) 60.40 18.10 9.30
Peace Mission (Re lan 4 > 4.70 4.00
Huntere Union (Hettlngor) 8.80
_ Son Fen. Quick Fire. Sandwyck. Mighty
Battle Mounl toSghUHia Haw. I:S^
Five Horseshoes Going For Them
O'Connors Get Big Chance
With LaCorredora Tomorrow
LaCorredora, speedy 5-year-old mare owned by Mr. and Mrs.
J. Louis O’Connor of Washington, is one of the favored entries
in tomorrow’s mile-and-a-quarter New Castle Handicap at
Delaware Park. Top prize will be $102,800 should all 21 start.
Up on LaCorredora is Ira Hanford, who will ride her tomorrow.
By Bill Fuchs
Mr. and Mrs. J. Louis O’Con
nor will have five horseshoes
going for them tomorrow in the
rich New Castle Handicap at
Delaware Park. Four will carry
their mare. LaCorredora, over
the mile-and-a-quarter distance.
The other is the proverbial one
the O’Connors always have with
them and without which they
would not be horse owners today.
If LaCorredora wins, carrying
Jockey Ira (Babe) Hanford and
124 pounds, it will mean about
SIOO,OOO to the O’Connors. This
is the same Washington couple
who 15 years- ago wanted out
from under and could find no
takers.
Incidentally, LaCorredora runs
in the colors of O’Connor’s wife,
Marian, who would get a check
for $102,800 should the mare
win and all 21 entries go to the
post tomorrow. The mare has a
good chance, too.
The couple’s luck in racing,
O’Connor says, has -been “pheno
menal.” He would have said that
they had no chance at all to
achieve their present success. “It
just happened,” he explained.
Workman Started it AIL
The O’Connors’ horse-owning
career had its beginning when he
was a struggling attorney and a
vacation to California didn’t cost
anywhere near what it does now.
“It was during the depression,”
O’Connor says, "and nobody had
any money. Sonny Workman was
riding on the coast and we
stopped in to see him. He sug
gested meeting Sport Haymaker,
the trainer, and it was Sport
who put the horse-owning idea
into my head. ‘Sure, I’d like to’
own a horse,’ I said, ‘but what do
I use for money?’ ”
A few years later, O’Connor
found enough money to buy a
horse in a claiming race, but he
lost it back to claiming later, at
a small profit. <
“We lost every horse we owned
in claimers up to the time of
Nellie Mowlee,” O’Connor says,
“but each time we made a profit.
Had we lost at any time, that
would have been the end of the
O’Connors’horse-owning career.”
Nobody Wanted Nellie Mowlee.
And then came Nellie Mowlee
and when the O’Connors wanted
to unload, nobody wanted the
mare. She had suffered a knee in
jury and all the O’Connors
wanted to do was get out alto
gether.
“What could we do?” O’Connor
asks “When you own a mare
that no one will buy, all you can
do is breed her and hope to get
even.”
The O’Connors are more than
even off their first breeding at
tempt. Little Beans was the sire
and LaCorredora the foal. La-
Corredora, now 5 years old, won
the Ladies Handicap, a mile-and
a-lialf test at Belmont, for her
biggest victory to date.
“She wen $40,000,” O’Connor
says, as though he still can’t
bslieve it. "That was a real big
one.”
Genial Bill Destroyed
Nellie Mowlee has had four
other "foals since. The second,
Genial Bill by Alaking, cut a
tendon on the rail at Atlantic
City and had to be destroyed.
But Busy Nellie, now a 3-year-
I old by Occupy, was a winner last
year and finished fourth recently
in the Delaware Ooks in, a fast
field. Marian R6yal, named for
Mrs. O’Connor, is by Alaking. A
2-yeer-old filly, *she hasn’t
started yet. Completing the
O’Connor stable is Land O’Lib
erty, a yearling full sister of La-
Corredora,
In her most recent outing, La-
Corredora was third behind Eve
ning Out and Grecian Queen In
a $3,000 handicap race for fillies
and mares last Monday at Dela-
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MRS. MARIAN O’CONNOR.
LaCorredora runs in her silks.
ware. She packed 124 pounds,
topweight along with Grecian
Queen, and was coming strong
at the finish of the mile-and
sixteenth race.
+* m *
So O’Connor has his fingers
crossed and he hopes his horse
shoe is working again tomorrow.
“We’re just praying she wins it,”
he says “and if she doesn’t have
any hard luck, she might do it.”
Neither Has Ridden Horse.
Sunshine Nell, winner of the
Top Flight Handicap and a
three-stakes winner last year, is
top-weighted at 126 pounds.
Orecian Queen shares second
weight with LaCorredora. But
Evening Out a 3-year-old, has
only 114 pounds, so the Wash
ington mare has a job to do.
The O’Connors are both Wash
ington-born. In fact, they met
while attending Eastern High
School and have been married 29
years. They have three daugh
ters, all graduates of Coolidge
High and all married, and three
granddaughters.
The luckiest horse owners In
the world, according to their own
appraisal, now live at 3703 Chevy
Chase Lake Drive, but up until
five years ago they had spent
their entire lives in Washington’.
O’Connor’s father was the well
known Pat O’Connor, Washing
ton bondsnfen and sports author
ity.
“I voted for Eisenhower.” O’-
Connor says. "It was the first
time In my life I ever voted for
anyone.”
Neither the O’Connors nor
their daughters have ever ridden
a horse.
“We’re not horsemen,” O’Con
nor says. “We’re just like every
body else—only luckier.”
No Rest for Anybody
REST-AND- BE - THANKFUL,
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D-5
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Furnish Surprises
As Track Is Muddy
By tho Auocioted Pr*»
CHICAGO, July 3.—Two Iden
tical triumphs were scored in
Arlington Park's double-feature
program today as Blue Violin
soundly trounced the favored
Queen Hopeful in the $27,650
Cleopatra Handicap*and Due de
Fer, a 7*2-to-l shot, won tht
$22,225 Myrtlewood Handicap.
Each winner led all the way
and splashed home over a muddy
track a length and a quarter
ahead.
A throng of 28,378 attended
the opening of Arlington’s big
holiday program which Monday
features another twin bill, the
$25,000-added Stars and Stripes
Handicap and the $15,000-added
Pollyanna stakes*.
The Cleopatra was Blue Violin’s
race from start to finish as
Queen Hopeful, the 9-to-10 fav
vorite from Hasty House Farm,
bogged down to seventh in the
early going.
While Jockey Dave Erb was
getting Blue Violin home a length
and a quarter ahead of Roman
Warbler, Queen Hopeful couldn’t
finish any closer than third—five
lengths farther back.
Blue Violin returned $10.40,
$5.20 and $2.80 In the betting.
Roman Warbler, an entry with
Oil Painting, paid $6 and $2.50,
while Queen Hopeful’s show price
was $2.40.
Due de Fer, ridden by Logan
Batcheller, was the only 3-year
old in the eight-horse field in
the Myrtlewood. He jumped In
front at the start and led the
rest of the way. Spur On fin
ished second and Happy Go
Lucky third.
Baybrook, the 5-to-2 favorite,
finished last.
Due de Fer returned sl7, $7.40
and $5.20. Spur On paid $6.40
and $4.20 while Happy Go
Lucky’s show price was $4.80.
Due de Fer’s time for the six
furlongs was 1:14%.
Charles Town Entries
FIRST RACE—Purse. SI .200: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6‘> furlong*.
Bl* Cloud 114 Rolling Boy 117
Cyclist 10!) Jimmy Gibbons 117
Acres 109 Scotsun 117
Birdie L 109 Half Penny 114
Doodle 109 Lukie Moose 114
Marlnkin 115 xMorgan Mist 107
xSkein 107 xSe* I__ 107
SECOND RACE—Purse. $1,200: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 6% furlongs.
Congo Klk 114 xGay Larkspur 112
xMelford First 115 Ashameto Pass 114
Second Sight. 115 Speedy Dust ion
Just Fair . 112 xOrey Duck-. 10[»
Grand Nancy. 112 Beats 117
Dorren's Boy.. 120 Trudle C 114
Plenty Pep .. 117 Cloudburst 117
THIRD RACE—Purse, $1,200: claim
ing: 3-year-olds: Chsrles Town course.
! Iforu 111 Rare Spice 114
i Weber J. 116 Smiling Harp 114
Little Money 111 Happy Pl’ytlm* log
■ Our Boston 110 Sally Spark 105
i Triplay 105 True Play 113
Glove Case 105 The Keeper 113
Consternation 113 Bete Noir 110
FOURTH RACE Purse. $1,2001
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about 4)4
furlongs.
Grand Teddy 111 Flying Tassle 10$
Pollys Secret 106 Knight Alert 111
Be Flying ion Kings Lane 119
xQuatre Pass 109 Jack Tyrte 120
Steeltown 114 Prince Pat 111
: Alrdale 111 Gay Beauty 109
Trigger Moose 109 xChlc’s Polly 107
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: allow
nces: 3-year-olds: 6V* furlongs.
Belle Star 109 xC'ollna Cuke 1"9
Fresh Gal 109 Stlmison 114
xßom Bacardy 109 Oalcir . 117
Connie Girl 115 xMr. Pressure 109
SiXTH RACE—Purse. $1,200: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1 miles.
Lively Jeep 117 Sir Hellos 11T
She’s Happy 109 Flushed __ 114
Maxim Queen 115 Mtstambo 115
Billies Gold 114 xFlag Request 107
xTyrus 109 xMeasure Up 112
Barbv Bet 112l8hadow Shot 120
Dr. Wr(ght 114 xTsrry Not I’3
BEVFNTH PACE—Purse. $2,900: el
lowances; 3-year-olds and uo about 4'4
furlongs.
Rival Time .107 Secret Pssslon 101
Boss Bennie .117 c Sans Fgal 114
Dover Coats 117 Newberry 109
Wolf Heart 117 e Helen Msisel 112
Dream G'Moley 114 a Tetratomlc . 1)1
aTet’-abasir 111
a McKenney entry,
c Lee-Whiteley entry.
EIGHTH RACE—Purse. SI.OOB.
claiming. 4-year-olds and up: 1 Vi, miles.
Ernie O 120 xMartyutg 110
xltalian Sum'r 105 Antuss ' 5
xPomalee 105 xQuesabe 11(1
xYumpln Ylm’y 110 xßoyal Jacopo 110
xNlna Rose 105 xPlpcon 105
x 5 pounds apprentice allowance elalm.
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