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WHAT A HORSE RACE!— Oceanport, N. J.—Misty Morn (left) carries Eddie
Arcaro to his fifth Monmouth Oaks victory, but both jockey and filly knew they
were in a horse race. Blue Sparkler (right), ridden by Glen Lasswell, gave the
favored Misty Morn a battle down the stretch, losing the $61,800 race for
3-year-old fillies by a neck. Blue Sparkler, the pacesetter, had a lead of six
lengths over Misty Morn with three quarters of a mile to go in the mile-and
an-eighth test. Manotick was third—AP Wirephoto. (Story on Page C-l.)
CHARLES TOWN CHARTS
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FIRST RACE- Purse, *1.200: clalmtni. 3-ya»r-olds: about
H, furlong' Post. .':07: oil at once ttart sooc won
drivlnc. blac* tame Winner —P. Gall’s br l. 3. by Noble
Impulse--Cepe May Trainer. C. Reynold*. Time. oSVs.
Clear nnf last.
Horse Jockey Wat PP. V* Str. Fin Odds
Jers-v Impulse (Green) US 9 3* IJJ 1‘ *J/<i
Candi Cte (Cbrlstlson) U 0 2 2i 2{ Lg*
Oeena Pa r (Snyder) 114 1 4‘ J 4* .1 ?jl
Reddrt Retibiro (Russo) 113 5 81 5' 41 ,6 00
Andane 'Stidham) 111 10 I ’ > ’ iS t’J ;
FighUnc Urset (Krau) 114 4 01 0} «■• «-.10 1
Black whip 'Palumbo! 112 310 .» • ’ J-jB ,
Black Moliib (Shirey) 111 J »’ »’ «* JJ-fJ} i
Peggy Pr m (Hewitt) 110 g Ji >9 .*** iS-J2 i
Spanish Qectae (Kane) 115 7 _»'( ft" 10 *» -° j
T» o-doilar muTuels paid—JERSEY IMPULSE. *3 4i', S'i.tiO.
J-; ,;. I nsyDi CEE *2 80. $2.80. DEENA FAIR. *8.40.
SECOND RACE—Purse $ I (K)0 ciatmlna. 4-year-olds and 1
up about f> furlongs Post 2:34- off at once: start good: ,
won drr. .r,c place same Winner—M. Cannon s da. b. g. 5.
by Menow —Ballaroyal Trainer. K. McLaughlin. Time. tjl9. [
Horse Jockey Wat PP V« Str Fin Odds. 1
Steel Town (Shirey) 120 9 2‘ S' 11 S 3 -1 *'[ i
Pnut Vendot (Servls! 120 8 S' l* 10« |
Twilight Mid (Russo) 13 8 4= 4‘ •<’ -
Pine Hawke- tChristlson) 1 jft* 2 11 •>» 4 1 ■*.«)
otoir i French t 1.20 1 8* 6* •>'» •• <"
Wtll Travel ifitldham) 114 7 S' S;i g’j ••*•£]*
Belle Star (Kratz> 114 5 7' .* •'! .li ltj!
Barbs First (Francisotti) 114 .4 «' S> 8' -l-gjl
leftv (Boston' 114 4 9 9 1"»0;
—T» “ do' ,’ mutuels paid—STEEL TOWN, SB.BO. $3.00. j
••■nil pMtn VENDOR *8 80. $2 20 TWILIGHT MIST.
*3 2Q I
' PtlLt DOCBLE ti> AND 9) PAID ESI.OU
THIRD RACE—Purse. $1 004): claiming. 4-year-olds and
up about 8 furlongs Post. 3 03- off at once, start good: ,
won ridden out place driving. Winner. F J Wiles ch
g T bv Bu i Moose —Eyeopener Trainer, owner. Time. I SO's
Horse Jockey Wat.j>P v * atr Pln Qdd'_
une.e Fve (Green) 117 i 1* l’i I*l 52-3(1
Grand To*t (Palumbo) 115 8 8» 4> 2** f ij'!
Gel (KraU' 114 6 3* 2' •'* ' 3
Mister D(.r (French) 120 4 o‘ •!* 4«« 4 ■
Meeting Nignt (Root) 11> 10 51 * 2, jSI-JJ!
Fairy Haste (Stidham) 110 < ■’ «’ 2; SS’S?,
Big Flight (gvcmt J}* * i; JI. ,rs so
Kings Lare tServlsl 11.4 3 4* 9 8” 11150
Bun's Baby (Shirey) 114 2 .»• 81 • 13»®
Sor.abo (Herman) 118 510 K) I'L Id-**: 7 "
rwo-ool.cr mutuels paid—MOOSE EYE *7 00, $4.00. :
52 4(1 GRAND TOWN. 54 80 53.0" GEL. 82.4(1.
FOURTH RACE —Purse 51.000: claiming. 4-year-olds and
up about t furlongs Post 3:32: off at once, start good
won driving, place same Winner H Fields b. m. 5. by
silver Hcrde—Soigne. Trainer, owner. Time.
~~H?Fse. Jockey Whl PP *4 str_Plm oSS I
Lustrous Lade (Tryon) }JS 92J 1* U *f-5® l
Belmont B-llt (Root) 113 4 .4* 3>i -J 3.(0
Lochwin (Christison) 11» f 4 •>“ _ i V‘*
Prince Cc'c (Green) 14 17 »! 4< W 4(
Silv't Soot (Grand U 2 8 1* -1 * 13'gJI
Midland Gent (Servls) 114 5 «> 8* « 1 .-* ? !
Big Bull 'F.USSO) 114 2 3; l, i.t lIKOO
Templeton (Carrillo) 11.' q n ,j ]1 <i e(t
Twiglet (Shireyi 111 a 9 2.—22
Two-2n"r ’ mutuels paid—LUSTRODS CADY 'iuuu
58 20 $3 20. BELMONT BELLE. *4 20. LOCHWIN.
*-4" - y-ttesuin
Malaya Race Fans Risk
Earning Zero on Winner
SINGAPORE II you’re
having trouble trying to make
money playing the horses in
the United States, thank your
lucky stars you're not in Malaya-
For here, at the swanky Singa
pore Turf Club and the race
courses at Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh
and Penang in Malaya, you often
end up not collecting anything
even when you’ve won.
That’s because the turf clubs,
out to make money, won’t let
themselves lose a red cent if a
top-heavy favorite should win a
race.
The minimum wager at the
track parimutuel windows is $5
Mala van <51.06 United States).
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN
Mond»s'« Selection! Made for Ftit Tr»clc FIFTH RACE Pune, $1,200; 3-year-eldi and up; claiming; about 7
post Time, 2 PM furlongs
BEST BET PENSON—SEVENTH RACE 1 EXTRA BLEND IJO Well placed; may he right one No boy 31
peer 2 third ACE ...i.-.IIA Surprised when .econd; drop* No boy ..e 4-1
FIRST RACE-Pur.., $1,000; 4-ye.r-.ld. and up; claiming; about 7 4
furlongs, 6 FIGHTING CUB 107 Winner for $2,000 No boy 41
pp Horw Wgt. Comment Jockey Odds ? ANNE BONNY 113 Chance on best effort Russo i l
10 AtTRUDE -113 Easy winner; should repeat Polumbo S 2 g FOXY BOY 120 DiKsppointed in toute KroU. 10
2 WINGING ALONG 120 Won last; tough to boot Na boy 4-1 3 ieufOUNDER 120 Speedy; foctor here Tryon 10-1
5 CAS E |A I,FUI EtfKTIS, ■ »' SIXTH RACE-Pur,.. $1,500 ; 4-y,.r-old. and up; .H.w.nc.,; Charle,
13 «MISS EIIIOTT 10C Disappointed when eighth Christison 10 1 Town course.
11 TIMBER TOPPER lit No rally in last French 10-1 H i UTO p n .... 114 Should gallop No boy ... 7 !
7 xKING POISE 113 Outrun in last Sj"!*!*"' 2 0 1 4 IIBERTY IUCX 109 Monmouth winner Green 3-1
3 PASS BOOK 10C Poor at Cumberland
1 HIGH FLY —-Jo< Ran wventh at 130-1 Stidham 20 1 ? SE pGEAN T MONK .... 114 Just mi.wd in lest No boy 0-
4 WHITE HAWK 111 No line No boy DASHING COUNT 112 Disappointed when favored No boy ... 13-1
8 FREDDIE BAUM 11l looks like a trailer - ™ 3 WHATATOY - 109 Same fair effort. No boy 13-1
9 WINGED NYMPH 104 No speed in lott No boy 20- J CHERRY BRANCH 111 Outside chance . Carrillo . 13-1
12 KATHY S PEACE 106 Poo, recmd Ore.n 20-1 * COPAKE .117 Outrun at Cumberland No boy 20-1
SECOND RACE—Purta, $1,000; 3-y.ar-old.; claiming; Chorl*. Town SEV£NTH RAC |_p U r.., $1,000; 4-yeor-.ldt up; claiming; IV» mil..
course. _ , ) xPENSON 115 Should win another No boy W
2 IDLE TEARS 115 Drop*; moy bo. best \,j 4 COUNTER PIOT 120 Just missed In lo»t No boy 3-
5 BLUE LANE .---115 Should bo in picture Fr#n<h 4*l 115 Distance suits, good chance Shiroy J*
8 BAGOGOLO 11? Mutt bo given chance *ut*o 5 OELUX JOHN 120 Hard roced, chance on host No boy •*
3 ASTRUM 109 Lost fair; could upsot Christison J-J 7 SHADOW SHOT 117 Will appreciate distance Kane 15*
11 VIRGIN QUEEN lli Won last for $1,500; factor No boy B*J 6 MISS C qmEDY .112 Last poor; outsider Russo 20
7 RED GOLD 10 f Third in last; outside chance No boy |O-l g §u&BIESTREAM 117 Outrun in last Green 20-
9 VALLEY LARK 11'/ some fair efforts No boy 10 1 j CRISKIN 109 Outsider Herman 20-
1 MIZAR lO' Ran ninth in debut .... Root ....... 201
10 ROUGH BOX 114 Outsider No boy 20 l EIGHTH RACE—Pur*e, $1*200; 4-yeor-old* up; claiming; 1 1/16 milts
4 SCOICH CRAVAT .... 114 Usually flops |*>Y M 3 sky BATTLE 110 Ma, be best of poor field No boy .... S-!
4 .MEIODY BOX ... 107 Outrun for $1,300 No boy W
THIRD RACE—Puna. $1,200; 2-yeor-ald.; allowanc.s; abouf 4Vi 'J GOIMN OBJECT ......lli SbauM b. ''if I.:: t
furlongs. 7 SIGNOR SAM M lit Rotes o chance Root
9 BUTTERBUR 116 Appeors best here No boy 2*l 4 PIC A LOCK 115 Occasional good roce No boy 10-
11 RAY'S JEWEL 111 Good of Delaware Park Drury 4-1.12 SPRING SCOUT .......... 115 Improving; outside chance Kane *O
- KING JIM .1W Should be in p.cture No boy 61 ) 4 LUCKY LOUDOUN ... !2< Occasional loir effort Krati 15-
12 PANNIE 5 ROSE lit ’imlico winner No boy 6 1 8 WISE MIKE .... lit look* like a trailer No boy 20 >
1 SUPER LADY 10' Third to Flotilla •No boy .. 8-1 ]] NIPPING 110 Appears outclassed -„ No boy 20-
14 BURNING FLAME US Won at long odds Hewitt 10 1 6 uNOSTALGIC 115 Badly outrun in lost No boy 20-
3 CUISINIERE .—.— .111 Third in lost; outside chance Stidham lO-1 5 KNOT LATER ... 11C Ran seventh ot 101-1 ...... No boy ..... 20-
2 PARNELL BREEZE IV Some fair efforts Shirey 10-1 1 RISSEN 115 Outsider No boy 20 '
8 STUNNING DATE 11' ; »fth in debut here Snyder ........ 15-1 2 SLIDE HOME 115 Poor record French - 20-
10 -BATTLE NIGHT 11' Disappointed in last No boy 15-1 xApprent.ee allowance allowed.
13 O'MEARA 114 O Admiral Scootie No boy 20 1
4 ?e a e y t c aS mmano ” ::: lit r,£ ::::::::::::::: || Coal town Flies Abroad Drag Racing Scheduled
3 ROCKAIR ,11 Unknown quantity . . .oron.H. 20 1 jg E W YORK, AUR. 6 (4*l.—Coal- A 4 MonOSSOS T o d aV
rOU *™J ACt - PUnt ' i, ' 2o ° ! 3 ' yea, -° M,; t,Bimi " ,; the «- how th * Lag?acin“mb!?«uLal
3 capitalist ii 4 Du. f.r t.p roc. No boy 2-i teamed with the mighty Citation old Dominion Speedway, Manas
l xbusy PHIL no Fourth for $3,000, drop.... No boy 3- glve Ca i ume t Farm one of the v todav after two week!
3 macrotia 120 w M for $1,300; foctor —Polumbo 6-j greatest one-two punches in of postponement while the «tri[
* greek venture tot B#tt.r tbon lost toco ,racing, was flown to Paris today was being repaired.
6 QUEST NOW lOT oSlun to lost ::::::::::::No boy .T.:;.20-i for breeding purposes. He will Starting time is noon, and
a .stage rythm Tis Ouftido, No boy 20-i s t an d at the breeding establish- events will be run for both autos
? Falcon 5 reward"::: Jot iS'tafV mf—r.&iSZ. ::::»: I ment of Marcel Boussac. and motorcycles.
*■' l S L
FIFIH RACE—Pufge. *1200: claiming. 4-yetr-oldf and
up. ibov. 4Va furlongs Post. 4:01: off at once: start
good: won driving place tame Winner. C. E Henry’a
r. o g. 4. by Mtghtv Story—Wendy Darling. Tralnar. M.
H E-erhan Time :81$« Raining and fast
Horse. Jcckoy Wat. PP. V* Str. Pin. Odd a
Mighty John (Russo) 120 4 li f* 1* *2.801
Maabrbok (Snyder) 114 6 2’ 2* 2* 1.30
Our Ace (Pappas), 112 n 3> 3* 3* 1.7"
I Lil Perry (Baranello) 111 2 4* 4* 4*l 9.1.30
BUvcr Glow 'Rivera < 110 3 A* s*l 5* 18.9((
! Tacitus (Kratn M 4 I_B 8 8 48.00 |
Two-do a- mutuels oaId—MIGHTY JOHN. *7.0(1. 5t.00.1
52.20. MAABROOK, *3.00 >2.2(1 OUR AC*. *3.20.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. *1 200: claiming. 4-year-olds and
. up: about 4V- furlonss Post 4:29: off *t once: start good: ;
; won driving, place same Winner Rebecca G Collins' b. m
5. by Lovely Night—Milk Chocolate Trainer. O. L Follin
Time. M * Raining and sloppy _ j
. Horse. Jocks) Wgt. PP tk Btr. Pip. Odds. ;
i Miss Lovcy (GreenV 115 3 2* 2* 1$ S 3-30
; Trlstcr Mecs? (Snyder) 115 2 11 11 2“*
’ Jeep-trers (Shirey) 112 5 3* 3*l ;’l 8.40
Jollv stai (Palumbo) 115 7 5* 4* *• I«.3''!
Grand Nuncv (Root) 113 8 8* 6*l S** 1 JJ.iO;
Sun Brands (Russo) 114 1 4* 8’ «'l JJfrß".
I Jr. Jim (Riverai 114 4 77 7 92.80
T-o-dol!ar mutuels paid—MlSS I.OVEY, »«.do. *'f«o.
*2.4*( TRIOUER MOOSE. *3 20 »2.2 n. JEKPBTRESS. *2.4"
1 SEVENTH~RACE—Purse *'l,'><)6: allowance. 3-year-olds:
about *4 fer'engs Post. 4:57: off at once: start good: won
driving, b’act same. Winner Mrs J H Watters' eh f. 3.
by shine Penny—Orgullosa. Trainer R J. Cremen. Time,
j 1:18, Cloudy and sloppy
Horse Jocks. Wgt PP '« Str Pin. Odds
I Easier Ptrr.y (Russo) 113 5 I*l I*l 1* *2 s!!'
Madams Hunte- (Palumbo) 111 4 B‘l S' 3* 8,1
Penava Cl nstlson) 100 . «’ 1’ .12!!:
Easter Dandv (Tryon) 11.4 « »l. 6* 4 4 ?-5!!
( Bantam Ben iServlsi 114 1 3*l 4 s>l 8.4
, Granneal (Snvderl 114 - 4* n 1 6* „1.5<
Li*' 1* (French' I<W •} • • ■*”•10j
Iwo do le-' mutuels paid—EASTER PENNY.
*■4 (10 MADAM'S HUNTfe *5.80 *3.*o. PEWDBA, *.18)1.
EIGHTH RACE—Purs*. 51 500: allowance, .t-year-olds:
about 8 furlongs POM. 5:25: off at once, start good, won
driving, pltce same. Winner. H. R. Brown s blk e. 3. bv
Radiate 11—Lucy 8 Trataer. O. L. Follin jrime._Ll*: i
ipTse Jockey Wgt! PP. ■» str Fin. Odds, j
Becky* gsck 'Green) 117 5 4' 2* »* M 4J!
Senator (French' 114 1 3* •>’ -
i Piedmont Lady (Btidham) 110 2 I'l 1‘ J 1" "<
I 801 l Eaurl (Krau* 114 4 2* 4*l 41 6 4
Rusty Peurv (Christlaon) 109 3 6 5* o 6.3(1
Warren v Dream (Posher> 108 4 *! " " •*£2'“
~r mutuels DSild —BECKY 8 SOCK. *8 80. *3.00.
: $2 vo BELIATQR 52 80 *2° 0 PIEDMONT LADY. *4.20.
i NINTH RACE —Purse. *1 200: claiming. 4-year-olds and
i up* 1 ™ntler Post, 5:55: olf at oner *4». rl . * ood .
i ridden oui. place drtvln* Winner H. Fields b_ m 6. by
Reply Pa d—Ladv Leila, Trainer, owner Time. 3J6
. Hom.' Jockey Wgt PP '■'» ‘j .. Btb, Fin Odds,
My Income Taa'Trvon) 113 1 Tj T* M 1M *j 70
lScl°Su.ii K (*R n o s ot. U U 3 sm u
Leisurely (French) 09 2 6 5* 4 4 4 (10
\io 3 5i.J-._i i_4s
That’s exactly what you get back
if there is a tremendous play on
a hot favorite.
The polyglot population of
(Singapore and Malaya—the Ma
lays, Indians, Ceylonese. Eu
rasians and the Chinese—are
crazy about the races
Track owners are fighting to
open courses to all the public.
Now the only ones who can at
tend must be members of the
, I turf club, and the membership
,jis limited.
All races are run on the turf.
There’s no proper starting gate,
no padded stalls and electrically
: controlled systems to see that
i the horses get off on an even
. start. The starter lets the horses
;go when he thinks they’re more
or less close up against the elas
tic barrier.
! Payoffs are slow, and for any
one collecting as much as SI,OOO
it’s a long wait until a hurry-up
note for more money is sent tQ
; the head cashier.
11 When a horse is entered in
America, the racing program
f shows he has a numbered post
. position. In Malaya you never
. know what it is until 10 minutes
> or so before the starting *ime.
There’s no such thing as de
-3 tailed past performance form
and chart sheets. But form
. means virtually nothing in this
» country.
j About 60(1 race horses are in
Malaya, most of them bought in
. England. Ireland, Australia and
, Prance.
Englishmen. Chinese and Ma
t lays make up the jockeys list.
3 They get SSO (sl7. United
s States) per ride.
First Aid Wins by Neck
In Betless Saratoga Race
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y..
Aug. 6 (&)■—Brookmeade Stable’s
First Aid and Greentree Stable's
Divine Board put on a rousing
duel down the stretch today in
the $25,600 Whitney Stakes
with First Aid winning by a neck
Jockey Hedley Woodhouse sent
First Aid to the front with a fur
long to go in the* betless mile and
a furlong race, and it was a ding
dong battle all the rest of the
way. Diving Board, who had held
the lead earlier, tried hard under!
the urging of Ted Atkinson, but
just couldn’t catch the leader.
Foxcatcher Farm’s Chevation.
the pre-race favorite, got off to a
bad start and never got closer
than six lengths. He trailed by
nine at the end.
The handicapper really called
the turn on this 28th running
of the Whitney, for he gave both
the leaders 113 pounds. Cheva
tion was the highweight with
120.
First Aid covered the distance
in 1:51% and earned SIB,IOO.
which brought his earnings for
Rockingham Results
FIRST RACE—Purse. $2,000: claim
ini: 4-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs
Zipper (Mereier) 11.20 6.00 3.80
Sandiar (While) 13.00 ti.4o
Here m (Ussery) .1.30
Carona. Red Pasc. Odds Advance. Miss
Sands. Silver Bound. Watch Union.
Seaflash. Time. 1:11 Vb.
BECOND RACK—Purse, $2.(>00; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1 \ miles.
! Rehearser (G’salea) 7.40 3.40 2.60
Reply’s Image (Stuart) 3.60 ‘.’.80
j Angel Slipper (Wajda) 4.20
■ Vie en Rose, Pirate Rose. Btan's Helen.
Pauline Orose. In The Book, Signal Car
rler. Time. J 4rt a s .
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $50.60
THIRD RACE—Purse. $3,000: allow
ances: 2-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Uncle Marrla (Merrier) 8.80 ft.2o 3.00
Tan mure (Uaaery) 3.20 3.20
Rarintgo (Behenke) 2.80
Water Dog. Frosty Mr.. Miss Eudor
sble, Power Steering. Time. 1:11%.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $2,600: clalm
;lng; 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
1 Repelled (Keene) 0.6# 3.40 3.20
Ducal (Passmore) 6.20 0.00
Sian Fein (Stuart) 4.40
Dark Buster. Hatfield, fttumple. Time.
' 1:10%.
FIFTH RACE—Purse $2,700: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and up: 1«• miles.
Tony's Gem (Behenka) 10.20 8.00 4.20
Indian Smoke (l aser y) 4.20 3.40
Lone Riser (Glhh) * 3.00
Ronss, Gem. L'nele Lee. Time. 1:1444.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. $3,000: allow
ances: 4-vear-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Lassie Lea (Stuart) 6.00 4.00 3.00
i Noble Try (Gibb) 7.00 4.40
i Cable Jack (Solluiena) 3.20
i Bertie. Algasir. Arthur 8. Hokey
i Noble Try. Time. 1:0945.
BEVENTH RACE—Purse. $3,000: al
» lowances: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile.
Park Dandy (Smith) 6.40 1.00 3.40
June Fete (Cutshawt 3.60 3.40
Mi-Marigold (Tavares) 6.60
Sky Faith. Amyn Bry. Ssrift Steve
i Condamlon. Vehicle. Time. l:36ss,
EIOHTH RACE—Purse. $2,400: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 miles
Andromeda (Wajda) 6.20 3.80 2.80
Adrastus (Merrier) 6.60 1.20
, Flicker Li(kt (Contreras' 3.20
. Blrn Sand Final Proof. John J Jr.
, Gin Champ. War Finish Halcyon Chance,
t Time. 1 44 a » O
i NINTH RACE—Purse. $7,000: claim
» ing: and up I^.miles
' Sailor Lad (Vontera*) 6.00 4.00 2.80
Shiny Knirht (Smith) 8.60 0.40
Roundhouse 'Waida* 6.00
j I'm Precious Sam H Reedy Creek.
: Rush Ftreet and Folly Mills Time
i j 2:33*5.
J OCEAN DOWNS
RESULTS
| FIRST RACE—Purse. $600: trot: 1
, mile
- Safety Flrtt lEvlerl 8.78 380
. Bonnl, Lair*. (Krwhllnd .T(M 7.H0
Point Up (Chirk) 3.10
. Rhoda Long Key. Bob McEllen. Tide
[ Way. Roger Key Barbie TUne. 2:12.
r> BECOND RACE—Purse. $600; pace,
1 mile.
eayal Maiso (FI Mv'r) 10.20 1.00 3.20
arl Adam <Fl«vd) 3.00 2.60
( Royal Betty (Cherria) ’'.Bo
4 Cheston Gamble Btay Lucky. Home
• stretch Ruth Sunflower York Time.
>|37lo_ __
l! DAILY DOCBLE (4-7) PAID |*).«»
THIRD RACE—Purse *900: tw»t. I
• M»r'. D'lht'r (Wll’hl in !» s*o .7.70
Groom Hanover (Klrbv) 8.20 4.00
a 'Symbol Land (Bwrlng) 2.60
Royal Rosecroft. Gay MacPhrrson,
- Nina Paul Gallon. Jean Elliott. Time,
‘; 12 * »
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $600: pace.
. 1 mile
Major Belle (Hubbard) 620 1.60 3.20
0 Aubrey Vo Guv > Riddirki 13.80 8.60
_ Homestretch Juaiy (Jones* 0.60
3 Little Omar. Apache Pas* Allan Abbe.
rY Patchover Otis Hanover Time. 2:o9ss
FIFTH RACE —Purse. $700; pace: 1
mile
, Rose Marie Woollen
1 (Rufftnn) 27.20 7.60 1.40
1 Carrie’s Boy (Adams) 3.60 2.80
IThe Adjuster (Jones) I 20
t Parma Hanover Mickey Diamond.
Scott Grattan Ripland. Homestretch
I" ■ Joy Time 2:o»*a
S SIXTH RACE—Purse. $900; pace. 1
mile.
Inta Loe (Quillen) ft.OO 4.20 7.80
. Yam lip (Marsh) 6.80 3.20
Dlrrrt Walnut (Smith) 2.40
1 Falconndgr Peter. Top Rosecroft.
Trixv Tass. Tim» > . 2 03S.
3 SEVENTH RACE -Purse. $3,000. “The
.'Gunther Brewing Company Trophy:'
a pace. 1 mile
snlPe Reward (Davis) 4.20 7.40 2.70
Date Knight (Fleming) 2.10 7.70
3 L. T. Eden (C ooke) 2.60
Stewart's Dream Highland Boy Time,
d ' EIGHTH RACE —Purse. $600; pace; 1
Little River (Long) 11.10 8.20 1.80
Nibble Express (Welch) 6.20 3.60
" Erla Dee (Stafford) 3.40
t Adam Pointer. Chief Elmwood. Shot
McClennv Follow Her. Chestnut Lou.
d Time 2:12
Attendance. 0 417
Mutuel handle. $196.864. .
the year to $42,850. Since there
were only three starters, track
officials mled out betting and
added an extra race to the card.
The Elton blue and brown col
; ors of C. V. Whitney were carried
to victory by career Boy in the
. 53d running of the United States
Hotel Stakes.
The good-looking son of Pha
lanx, far back in the early run
ning, found room along the in
> side and come on to beat W. R.|
Beasley's Canadian Champ by a
• half-length. Head Man, coupled j
with Career Boy and second m
the Flash Stakes, was third, a
head back of the runnerup.
Whitney, whose horses domi
nated the 1954 meeting here
with 19 firsts, has now taken
I five races in the first week of j
: the current session. His Oun Fly
i won today’s fifth race.
• Career Boy, in his first stakes
) success, earned a purse of $17,-
200. He covered the six furlongs,
:in 1:12% under 114 pounds.
. The Whitney entry was favored
’ and paid $5.20. $3.10 and $3.50.
Saratoga Results
FIRST RACE—Purs* . *3.000; claim- ;
. In*: 3-retr.olds: 7 furious!
) Dachcff (Wcstrope) *.3» 4.7* 3.M
> Pay The Piper (AlkiDsan) 8.80 5.50
» EUlatl's Dali (Vaall) 5.40
I Oray Scott. Baybr.sk Hooter Time. ■
. Realities. Plshtln* Bvrne. Filter Time. !
-t1:27?4.
SECOND RACE—Purse. *3.000: claim
, Ins: .'l-year-oids and up: 6 furlonss.
{ Phantom SeHf(And’n) 54.70 8.80 0.30
I Jeebit (Cansemle) 4.00 11.70
• Hall Fellaw (Guerin) 4.30'
Poems. Ted’s Jeen. Circus Clown.
Kindt Rouih Ham Bone. Hot Pursuit.
Erto. Time. I:l3V*.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $105.30
a THIRD RACE—Purse. *8.800; allow- 1
a antes; burdlea; 3-year-oMs and u»:j
> i about IV* miles.
Dear Brutaa (Adaassl 8.28 8.48 7.88
, a Riser Jardan (Phelps) 3.20 7.00,
Camer (Feet) .7.80 1
a Jam. Danny Boy end. e Polly Pep
c Worthy Effort Rlnr O Roses. c Good
• cards. Time. e:SB>4.
a McHugh entry
® e Kline-wriaht entry.
"l SPECIAL EVENT Purse. *73.non
. added: "The Whitney Stakes": 3-year
o)ds and up: P. miles (no waterlnsi
> First Aid iW’dhawse) eat Ml eat
SDfvlns Beard (Atk’.en) eat .it
Chr,alien I Guerin > aul
Time. 1:51%.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. *3.000: clalm
i. ins: 3-year-olds: « furlonss
0 Pinahta IGlaasuer) 9.40 .7.18 7.7*
9 a Valrerie (DeSuirlle) 3.00 7.78
0 Our Yaldlna (Atkl'seu) 7.00
’ B!mplr a Spy Encore. Bronze Ase.
Black Barney. Time. 1:14.
a Rrnlck-Dousherty entry.
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $3,500: maiden
9 i-vear-olds: 5. furlonss.
o Gun Fly (Woedh’se) 4.00 3.90 3.80
• Reslater (Atklnaon) 3.70 1.00
Dennarek (Nickel, i 7.3#
Marian Belle Navy Junior. Hero Hour
Rumpus. North Passage Time. 1:07.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. *15.000 sdded;
“ "The United States Hotel Slakes: 3-
* year-olds: « furlonn.
* a Career Bov iW’dh'aei 8.30 .7.10 .7.50
Canadian Cbamn (S'.’nl 4.80 3.80
a Head Man (Bailey) B.B#
Nahodah Mlarator. The River. Jean
- Baptiste Monoaram. Nan's Mink. Manor
Wise Time. 1:12%.
8 a Whitney entry
J BEVENTH RACE—Purse. *3.500: al
ly 'owances: 3-year-olds and up; 7 fur
:• lonirs.
« 'llent One (W’db'e) 37## 17,80 9.1#
tleus Carre (Deaplrlte) 14.40 9.10
Misban 'Mehels) 7.80
Chession Brtthty. Bwllt Gall. Master
Teddy. Retsmero. Up Brume- Irish
Nest. Mr. Phal and Sweet Music Time
1:36*1.
EIOHTH RACE—Purse. *3.000; clatm
, in*; 3-year-olds: 7 furlonss.
Paris Rabble (C'mbeat) 9.90 4.80 3.80
3 Pewer Rider iSehmidl) .7.40 .7.70
0 Papa Cat Hlfleyi 4.40
8 N'blt uad. Antique Lady. Fleet’s
t Choice. Copper DUO and The Troll Time
1:28%.
»General Staff Sold
' By Larry MacPhail
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.,
- Aug. 6 HP). —Larry MacPhail,
J master of the Glen Angus Farm
•jin Maryland, announced today
r the sale of General Staff. 7-year
. old stallion, to a syndicate for
„ $240,000.
J General Staff, a son of Mah
moud, will continue to stand
i at Glen Angus Farm and will
0 be managed by a committee com
* posed of Henry H. Knight, J. M.
Roebling and MacPhail.
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Eight Favorites
Fall in 9 Races
At Charles Town
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
BUr Racing Editor
CHARLESTOWN. W. Va.. Aug.
6—Easter Penny, owned by Mrs
J. Howard Watters of Garretts
ville, Md„ was never hea/ed in
the featured seventh race here
today as the 3-year-old filly reg
istered the first triumph of her
career before 7.171 turf fans.
Eight favorites were beaten on
th° nine-race program.
A heavy thunderstorm hit the
track -shortly before the fifth
race. The downpour, accompa
nied by strong winds and light
ning. turned the track into a
sloppy condition. Jor the first
time at this heat-plagued meet
ing.
Handling the soft track with
ease. Easter Penny crossed the
finish line two lengths ahead of
Madam’s Hunter, who had
: chased the pacesetter throughout
the about six furlongs. Pendra
gained third, some four lengths
jto the rear of Madam’s Hunter.
''Opening at 12 to 1. Easter Pen
ny’s odds dropped steadily and
the straight return was $9.60.
H. W. Wageley’s Granneal was
backed down to 7 to 5 in this
i event, but the gelding gave up
»: after three-eighths of a mile and
finished next to last.
Did Net Yield
! In her only other start,
Easter Penny showed excellent
; speed but tired and finished
, fourth. Today, the three-year
1, old daughter of Shiny Penny ran
the same type of race but did
1 not yield as Tony Russo steered
her to the inside to seek the
1 best going on the water-soaked
. track She turned the Charles
~Town course, which measures 120
[ feet more than six furlongs, in
1:18.
The temperature was nea* 100
t degrees again before the storm
[ developed. It became 15 degrees
cooler after the rain, to the
delight of the sweltering fans
i who wagered $451,212 on the
, day’s nine-race program.
J The seventh straight favorite
was beaten WTthe $1,500 eighth
; race, secondary feature on the
program when ‘Bellator, seeking
• his fourth straight triumph, fin
ished second to H. R. Brown’s
j Beck's Sock, who scored by a
' length at $8 80. Bellator, with a
string of victories at Waterford
: Park, was backed down to 4 to
, 5 and was without an excuse.
» Piedmont Lady, the pace-setter.
' wound up third.
8 Favorites Beaten
It was a rough afternoon for
t favorite backers as eight short
» priced choices were defeated in
deluding Trigger Moose at 3 to 5
in the sixth, at 6 to 5
in the fifth, Loftwin at even
money in the fourth, and Sun
Tony in the ninth.
Jockey JFloyd Green starred in
the saddle as he rode (our win
■ ners. His victorious mounts were
• Jersey Impulse in the first;
i Mdbse Eye at $7 in the third:
, Miss Lovely at $6.60 in the sixth
and Becky's Sock in the eighth.
i'( A pair of nines clicked in the
’ daily double for a s7l payoff.
Frank Gall’s Jersey Impulse,
• the only favorite to win in the
1 first eight races, started the
I 'double by winning by a length
At $5.40 straight. Steeltown,
’ registering by a half length, be
• came the second number nine
to hit at $8.20.
I THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. •••
I SUNDAY, AUGUST 7. 1958
HARTACK RIDES THREE WINNERS
NOW LEADS SHOEMAKER BY SIX
CHICAGO, Aug. 6 UP). —Willie Hartack, the nation's
. 'leading jockey, scored a triple—including an easy victory on
the mud-running Parador in the $27,500 Sheridan Handicap
1 —at Washington Park today.
Willie Shoemaker, Hartack’s arch rival from California,
was shut out for the third straight day and now trails by
six, 235 to 229. Shoemaker had one second today.
Hartack guided Parador through the mud to finish 6ix
lengths ahead of Dogoon in the Sheridan. He paid $14.60,
$6.80 and $4.20. Hartack's other triumphs were on Baby
ij Tucky ($9.60) and Retract ($10.60).
e Third in the feature was New Trend. The 9-to-5
favorite. Speed Rouser, was fourth,
r Dogoon, ridden by Dave Erb and topweighted at 126
pounds, got off to a good start and led until the stretch,
i Parador, owned by Mrs. Harvey C. Fruehauf, was held
in reserve early but began to move up strongly on the out
, side in the stretch. Hartack had him in front by mid
-1 stretch and he won going away. y
t Delaware Winners
‘ Race on Auto Card
j At Marlboro Today
The cars that finished one
s two-three in the 100-mile late-
J model stock car races at Wil
t mington, Del., last week will run
a at Marlboro Speedway today
s The late-model portion of the
■ program is featured by a 50-lap
- race. Coming from the Dela
j ware victory will be Bill Bow
man in a Nash Rambler, along
s with Gene Holcombe, also with
s |a Nash, who was second, and
» Johnny Roberts, with a Chev
j I rolet, third.
About 30 drivers are expected
in this portion of the program
and 24 are entered in the
;. strictly stocks portion, which has
t four races with a 25-lap feature,
d Such regulars are listed as Bill
- Morgan, Elmo Langley. Nace
n Mattingly. BUI Prunler and
d John Brawley. Starting time is
d 2 p.m.
e
d Washington Results
Si FIRST RACE— Purse. $3,600: claim
-o,tng: .‘l-year-ods: 6 furlontrs
j Intelligent (Brook*) H.(>o 6.2# 0.46
n Sport Boots (Dartack) 0.00 3-66
Maid of Cotton (Popara) 0.80
Regis. Medico. Teddy s Image. Uncle
a Sugar. Shaitani. Sisters Alibi. Laches
u Time, 1:10*5.
n SECOND RACE—Purse. $3,000: claim-
R ; mg. 3-year-olds* 1 mile.
® Fine Grader (Gstigam 7.20 4.20 0.20
e Denny L. (Shoemaker) 6.00 0.60
„ Arbia (Hartack) \ 0.60
S Bad Margie Solid Rock. Rosehue.
a Paul s Pal. Stratonaut. French Legion.
c Billtown. Mighty Tom. Sraugsy Wugsy
Time. 1:40
e DAILY DOUBLE PAID $41.20
1 THIRD RACK —Purse. $0,500; claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs
Baby Tucky (Hartark) 0.60 4.60 2.80
g . Sonclet 4 Glllifan ) 0.40 2.10
Fntare Reward (Erb) 2.60
“ Umbrella Man. Luekey Pete. Little
5 Colonel. Mighty Moment. Time. 1:12%.
. ! FOURTH RACE— Purae. $0,500: al-
A 'lowances: 2-year-olds: 6' 2 furlongs
a Jovial Jave <Erb) 11.40 H. 20 4.60
* Fabiai (Brooks) 4.40 0.40
3 Night Intruder diart’k) 0.60
3 Roman Boss. Roman Whirl. The War
rior Plain Chance. Oulck Lad. Chino
i Red. Shano Bill’s Reward. Time. 1:06%.
FIFTH RACE—Purse. $0,250; clalm
• Ing: 4-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs
Swivel Hips (Cook) 20.20 6.10 460
Compass Box (Lawless) 0.00 0.10
Wildcat Sam (Popara) 3-20
Cherokee Pilot. Ignition. Nevada John
Vertrees. Galiklst. Time. 1:10%.
r SIXTH RACE—Purse $5,000; allow
- ances: 4-year-olds and ud: 6 furlongs.
Scmtinied (Brpoks) 5.60 0.40 2.60
" Second Avenue (Glllifan) 5.66 0.00
e; Tuosix (Hartack) 2.60
* Sun David. Repetoire Time. 1:13.
5 SEVENTH RACE—The Sheridan Han
-7 aaai) $2o.()00 added; allowances; 3-
vear-okii; • mile
1 Parador (Hartack) 14.60 6.86 4.20
Dogoon »Erb) o.l© 3.40
New trend (Shoemaker) 3.80
r, Money Weather, Ambiguous. Mr Pres
ident. Speed Rouser and Roman Benator
- Time l 38S.
P EIGHTH RACE—Purs*. $4,150: si
.lowances: 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
; Kfctr.ct (Hartark) 18 «0 t.dfl .7.40
. Y Bend (Adam.) f 6.70 4.«
• Pride* Erie (F.rb> 4.90
K 1 PamtlltT Some Question. J* Ja.
1 Cercick Time 112%. ,
NIN IB RACE—Purse. *40"": elslm-
Fin*; 3-.*7r-oids and up; Imiles.
Three Cub, (Erbl 7.00 .7.80 2.80
Devils Verse (Seurloek) 4.00 ,7.00
Vilen Flsit (Cook) 3.00
■ Roao Star. Sprins Khai. Lads Elect
' and Duke K Tune, 1:4"
e ! : ■ ;
l Reds Return Brovia
i, CINCINNATI. Aug. 6 UP).—
- The Redlegs tonight resold Out
e fielder Joe Brovia to Oakland of
the Pacific Coast League.
Nashua Is Given
An Easy Workout
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y..
Aug. 6 UP).— The Belair Stud’s
■ iNashua, training for his big
. match race with Swaps August
- 31, enjoyed an easy workout on
i the Saratoga track early today.
On orders from Trainer Sunny
: Jim Fitzsimmons, the powerful
j bay colt was only allowed to
- gallop six furlongs at a very
- slow pace. He was timed in 1:23.
; Pleased with Nashua’s condi
i tion, the 81-year-old trainer
1 said he planned some serioua
- drilling next week.
1 Fitzsimmons said he would
i confer with Owner William
i Woodward, jr.. In the next week
s or so to decide when to ship
s Nashua to Washington Park In
. Chicago, where the race will be
1 held. Nashua’s only loss this
e season was to Swaps, owned by
jjßex Ellsworth, in the Kentucky
s Derby.
Monmouth Results
FIRST RACE—Purse. $3,000: c)a;m
. ing: 4-year-olds and up: InUes.
A p pec ase Net (V*nt> 40.40 18.06 16.60
.. Boh F. (Moreno i 5.60 1.00
n Lauranne (Barnett) 7.60
« Dover Dam. Watch H*ro. Flgniin*
Wise. Donna Boorse. Qualified Man Bar,
. Searsie. Catles«. King Mowlee Time.
SECOND RAi4—Purse. $0,500. claim
■ mg ’’-year-olds 6 furlong'.
„ Mid Step (Martin) 11.20 5.20 0.60
© Handspring (Boulmetis) 0.00 2.60
0 Alibp (Seremton) 0.10
0 Joy Star. Fiasco. War Moot. Gray Ace,
Valley Hart. Sea Voyage Shame On Me.
| Crann Colonel Okapi Time.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID $393.80
THIRD RACE —Purse. so.ooo:"claim
ing; 0-year-olds: d furlongs
- Zelda Fay (Brumftrd) $10.60 5.40 4.00
Devil Flyer (Moreno) 4.20 0.10
0 Do Dare (Blum) 5.00
0 Mifcs El Mono. Apres Moi. Joe Judge,
i) Royal Gang. Golden Whilr, Sure Toss,
e Keenson. Chanclies Time. 1:13.
FOURTH RACE—Purse. $4,000; claim
!ing: 0-year-olds and up; 6 furlongs.
• Partlcolor (Boulmetis) 14.66 7.60 5.00
Deep River (Barnrlt) 17.20 0.00
riGiergetti (Moreno) -1.80
™ Jet Set. Warmed Over. Right Bit.
. Oottapassem. Cochito. Page-One. Time.
0 FIFTH RACE—Purse. $4,500: allow
ances: 2-vear-olds: 6 furlongs
-!a Twayblade (Sor’son) 6.80 4.20 3.00
Get There Frank (Ar’e) 7.00 4.20
Beacon Oforeno) 0.60
I) Slugger Ray. Could Star. Devilish
9 Duke, a Bob Austin. Bharp Tack. Caro
i. Ivn L . Pilot's Lark. Our President. Hop#
Marie Time. l:l2Va.
a Gilman-Cohen entry.
SIXTH RACE—Purse. $50,000 added;
D ’’The Monmouth Oaks”; «;take allow
a ances: 0-vear-olds: miles,
j Misty Morn (Arcaro) 4.20 3.40 2.60
Blue Sparkler (L’well) 8.20 5.00
Manotick (Valenzuela > 1.10
Marairan. Soya. Flower Bowl. Derry.
■ Lagoon. Fantan. Miss Mlstv. Hen Party.
. Time. 1:50H.
J 3FVFNTH RACE—Purse. $7,500: al
lowances: 0-vear-olds and up; li'« miles
9 Miss Joanne (Smith) 18.40 8.6© 5.00
• Mabekky (Brumfield) 6.00 0.60
Better Goods (Bateheller) 3.40
Maid o' Might (BlocVegknc)
Our Oob Chuck Thompson. Bill Cane.
Near
» I 43 5 v >
)| EIGHTH RACE—Purse. $3,500; claim
• 'tng: 0-vear-olds; If. miles.
Johnston T (B nett) 8.80 4.80 3.20
Destine ion (Adams) 10.00 5.80
- Eppa Jeppa (Regalbuto) 40#
O:o<iar.. Chas. Clifton. Wavete. Mis
ti ter Dove:. Post Paid and Flag Officer.
9 Time. 1’484 5 .
f) ’
Shelley Mann in Show
MARTINSBURG, W. Va.. Aug.
6 (Special). Swimming star
- Shelley Mann of Arlington. Va..
- will be one of the stars of the
f Junior Board of Trade water
show here August 23 and 24.
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