Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1937, Page 17

SPORTS. THE Esposa Scores in Brandywine : DARK HOPE SECOND' INTWO-PLY UPSET Talent Takes Big Beatlng in Contest of Handicap Stars at Delaware. B the Associated Press WILMINGTON, Del, July 3.—Es- posa, a 5-year-old mare which hadn't showed much in the way of winning form for nearly a year, ran one of her good races today in carrying William Ziegler, jr.s silks to victory in the $7,500 Brandywine Handicap at Dela- ware Park, America’s newest race track. Meeting eight leaders of the handi- eap division at her favorite distance of a mile and a sixteenth, the chestnut daughter of Espino drove home a head in front of J. W. Y. Martin’s Dark Hope, much to the sorrow of the favorite players. In fact, the talent received little consolation from either of the first two horses, for Esposa paid $26.20 to win and Dark Hope $10.20 to place. Calumet’s Streak Broken. 'HREE lengths back in third place tralled E. K. Bryson's Calumet | Dick, winner of four straight races, tncluding the Dixie Handicap, and the favorite of the crowd. Behind him came A. T. Partridge’s Conte, H. C McGehee's Fair Knightess, Walter M. Jeffords’ Jean Bart, E. R. Bradley's Bootless, William du Pont, jr.'s Gold Seeker, and Cleveland Putman’s Moon Bide. In winning the purse of $6,650, Es- posa never was farther back than third as Fair Knightess set the early pace. She was second until sup- planted by Dark Hope at the three- quarter pole and still was in third position when Martin's standard bearer assumed a slight lead over Mc- Gehee's filly at the top of the stretch Fair Knightess back, however, and Esposa and Dark Hope hooked up in a duel through the last three-sixteenths of a mile Applying his whip vigorously, Nick ‘Wall got Esposa up in the final stride. Calumet Dick closed fast after being shuffled back going to the first turn but was unable to seriously menace the two leaders, Delaware Park Results PIRST RACE—Purse. 2.vear-olds: 5 furlones. Ellabee (James) our by "Hour (Smith) av Out_ (Peters) Time. 1:02 Also nn—Gerv and Do It. SECOND RACE—Purse $1.000: 2-vear- olds: 5's furlones. 820 3.90 180 $1.000: claiming: 20 4.00 290 12.60 &80 5.50 Shadvtown. Setemup Liberty Seout (Woolf) Fondsaw (Fallon) o) 250 | . depend. Xavier and Rocky Meadow (Dally Double Paid $24.30.) THIRD RACE—Purse. § rington; 3-vear-olds and Deflate (Mattison) 3.50 3.00 250 Wise 'Sister (McDermott) 210 1. Bricht Plumare 2 £1.000: ear-old fllie: furlongs. Ladv viand (A'man) 1.40 3.00 Early Autumn (Mower) 4.00 Care For (Eceard) The 40 Al ranAlexandrine, Sunset Girl and Enamor. FIFTH RACE—Purse. 51500 Brandywine Handicap: 26.20 added: 3-vear-olds 1030 6.20 1020 4.90 3.00 Bart. Fair Bootless. Moon Al Gold_Seeker. Knirhtess and e. . SIXTH RACE—Purse, olds and up: 6 furlonks. Fair Stein (Yager) able (Peters) Valevictorian' (Malles) Time. 1:1314. Ao ran—Blick Langhorne. SEVENTH RACE—P: tng. 3-vear-olds and uj $1.500: 3-vear- 630 260 Out z40 Qut $1.000; claim- 3.90 White Sand 4'“.||» 3 1 Kiro ranc_Velled Lady, im Corn and Moralist. EIGHTH RAI'IZ—Pn"t £1.000; olds and up: 6.00 Some Bos B! Jnmn wer! Ttalisn Harry o maties) Rowes Crump, B-year- 3.30 290 Treasure Shin Th- Swagman, Precious King Delaware Park Entries for Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse, ©ld fillies: 5 furlongs. Jacola (Peters) Ripples (Malley) Book Reader (Renick) $1.000; 2-vear- BRtoped (No' boy: bFair Company (Merritt) - bYoner (James) Pansy's Second (F. A. Smithj___ aBrookmeade Stable eniry BMrs. E. §. Augustus and J. P. Jones entry. SECOND RACE—Purse. $1.000: claim- ear-olds and up: 6 furlongs. ma's Choice (Malley) 2 xTownsman (Mower) Emigrante (B. James) Royal Blunder (G. Woolf) 8un Antioch (Peters) — _ xMelody Mald (Eccard) THIRD RACE—Purse, lds and up: 6 furlongs Mandingham (Peters) . _ xBetty Vic (Adleman) xKimpton _(McDermott) Nonane (James) Knight's Haven (Howell) XRoyal Reigh (Dupps) Tinder Box (No boy) POURTH RAcz—Puru $1,000; 3-year- elds and up: & furlong: jack Plos (Fallon) Teddy' James) Proximity (Malley) Army Banners (Bayley)_ x8ky Hostess (Eccard) $1.000; 3-year- ana: purse, furlongs. ized 330y Jnck Peters) Chardash (Beasy) _ auber (I. Hanford) augh Pop (Renick) Woodsaw Now Then (W. Agotaras (James) Bull Whip (Marinell Enchanted (Wall) Recorder (Longden) SIXTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: 3-vear. Ids and up; fillies; mile -nd 70 yards Carvola (Peters) 111 llu{ (Adleman) e Sleeper (James) XTabitha (Eccard) - SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000: clal g S-YeAT-0Mds and "up; ‘mile " an rds. Departed Clarkie aClaude Peltner entry. \CE—Purse, $1,000: claim- 1% miles. Post Ifllll!f (Fallon) xLongful _(Napier) XApprentice allowsnce claimed.” » Weather clear, track fast. quickly dropped | 280 | mn‘ to n’qzxter an upset. Delaware Park Feature Is 2-Horse Race Eposa coming home in front of Dark Hope in Brandywine Handicap, a $7,500 stake event, —Copyright, A. P. erephoto TRIXIE LAS FIRST AT CHARLES TOWN {Overhauls Irene’s Bob to Take Myrtlewood Before Crowd of 7,000. Epecial Dispatch to The Star HARLES TOWN, W. Va, July 3.—A near-capacity crowd of 7.000 turned out to witness the last Saturday's racing of |a 32-day meet conducted by the Charles Town Jockey Club here today. They saw A. E. Pierce’s Trixie Lass, with Sammy Palumbo in the saddle, run a smashing race to defeat seven of the best horses on the grounds in winning the Myrtlewood, best offering of the afternoon. Trixie Lass raced over the Charles Town course in 1:15%;, setting a track record. The former record of 1:16'5 was held by Timber Lady. Trene’s Bob Fades. \OFF rather poorly, Trixie Lass had to follow the sizzling early pace set by Irene's Bob. When the field hit the half-mile pole, Palumbo set | sail for the leaders and caught the | tiring pacemaker nearing the finish line to score by two lengths. | Irene’s Bob managed to save the | place from Edith Walker. | The race enabled Palumbo to round |out a triple for the day and record | his fifty-first score for the meeting. A large daily double pay-off resulted when those who coupled Surry and | Aella collected $371 each. | Jockey C. Coffman was suspended | until August 1 for rough riding while aboard Mazyniata in the fourth num- ber. Charles Town Results FIRST RACE—Purse. t maiden 2- sear-olds: about 11y Broom Tour (Simpran) B1RC 1420 600 Allen_ Ciad (Coftman) 38.80 1260 Also ‘ran—Starbost. Buds oy irmar. don. Miss Bones and Two A SECOND RACE—Purse. sion: elaiming; for 3.vear-olds and up: 1/ Surry (Simpson) 3048 a0 ss0 Lady Cirek (Root) 100 340 Bash In (Laurin) 140 Time, 1:184. Also ran—Oid_Hop. Chaument. Penny. Tdle Susan and Vennie H. Cal- THIRD RACE—Purse. $100: claiming: for Z-year-olds and up; Charles Town course. Aella (S Palumbo) 6.00 By Surprise (F. Cusiman, Bokie B. (R. Root) Time, | Alse ran—Pageantry. Jack Low and Rlack Bri (Daily Double shmp a0 20 Todyland, Marge, FOURTH RACE—Pu 3-vear-olds and up, Nav (Root) Radial (Palumboe) Bilver Arch (Machade) Ao ran—lady Penny. Adriat Warning, Mazvniata and Ada FIFTH RACE—Purse, $600; i py. Jinneal, Tulerlu by and Suinenree, SIXTH RACE—Purse, & the Myrilewood: for 3-yeas Town course. Lass (Palumbo) 0. ( artine Edith w-lk"“:i(mn-on'») rAn-—_Hard Chase, Kyolo. Standbs, Chante and Miss Adeline; ° i NTH RACE—Purse. £: for 3-Year-olds and u Poppyman (Polk) Colorist (Root) Exaggeration (Laurin 11 Also ran—Canterel: suu 5 Kay. Buncalow and Braw Seotr " o EIGHTH RACE—] for A-vear-olds and up.' ul e:mm" X Rouch Playe IM A 1 2 Tuneful (R, 'Ba L) “ 00 ’l an Jimimy D (L. Machado) Also ran—Lueky Turn, Some, Counter Pa d DR. PARSHALL WINS GRAND CIRCUIT RACE Drives Calumet Epsbn to Victory in Closing Feature of In- augural Session. By the Associated Press, LEDO, Ohio, July 3.—Dr. Hugh Parshall of Urbana, Ohio, moved back into the grand circuit racing picture at Fort Miami track here to- day when he won the feature race of the closing program of the inaugural session of the 1937 season. He drove Calumet Epson, a bay mare, owned by N. A. Rice of Baltimore, Md., third in the first heat, seeond in the Dext and first in the final. Because of the lateness of the program the Jjudges awarded the trophy to Parshall without racing another heat. Favorites captured most of the day’s evenls. Peter Son, a son of Peter Volo, and driven by Vic Fleming started off with the only straight heat win for the afternoon in the first race on the $500: claim- ! i, miles 6.10 & purse of $400. The Outwit, another favorite, after getting away to a slow start showed his heels to the field in a 20 class pace second and and third heats under the driving of Harry Stokes. Other favorites gaining victories were Arleton in the third race, Lillie Mac in the fifth and Lulu Strong in . the sixth. program. It was a 20 class trot with i Arlington Park Results B¥ the Associated Pres: berts) 3.80 .08 140 0 (MeCown) dr JRogamend so Mafeap Yankee, Lady Briar Ne ; Jesting Lady, Wi Piay, Alersy’ and Tankle. SECOND RACE—Purse. $1.000; elaim- year-olds: 8 furlongs. ‘en Bottle (Corbett) 8.00 4.40 4.60 Boraths Rock (B ki) 24,00 .16.40 Rbett (Wholex) 19.40 Time. .38%. Alno ' ran — Blaufuss. High-Zo. Busse Trumpet, Sister Polly. Cuckes and Puddin. THIRD RACE—Purse, $1.100: Claiming; 3-year-olds: 1/a miles an the tu Night Bandit (And'son) 30.80 ‘B0 .20 Aerialist (Calvin) 960 1.60 1 (Blichard) 167 Catomar Time, Also ‘ran—s 8pic Julian, One, Stormy mun vvd Dn:hul Rel Real FOURTH RACE—Purse. $1.100: elaim- i-year-olds and u; longs. Bartering Kate (Corb ) Judge Leer (M Our Crest (West Time, Alre Fan ¥ inte Purse, 31500 Herix Course. allow- (Anderson) 5. Albubble and Siam Tulked Abont Time, 1:35' Alse ranioSy Mi SIXTH RACE—Purse. $5,000 Arlington Matron Handicap: 3-ye 3nd up: Bllies and mares: Herts Course. Marica " (Dotter) 820 1 Shatterproof (Westrope) School Mom (C. Corbett) Time. 1:36%. Recussion. Rifted Clouds. Al- aBrown Feathers. aTwo Bob. Also T kit. Hastinol, ¥ Sybil, Virginia J.. After All and Mars Lad Shi a—Mrs. E. Denemark entry. SEVENTH RACE—_Purse. 81, 100: claim- d-vear-olds and up: 1's mil (E. E. Phillips) 25.80 8 Salteo (C. Corbett) Crimson (A. Robertson) - $1100: claim- Alse: ran—S8ir Action and Oy v KNEE DEEP GARNERS FEATURE AT LATONIA Five Rivals Trail Parrish Colt in Cincinnati—Rocky Road Gets Second Money. By the Associated Press. ATONIA, Ky., July 3.—The racing colors of J. W. Parrish, Blue Grass turfman, accounted for the feature victory and their third win of the afternoon when Knee Deep, a promis- ing 2-year-old colt, captured the Cin- cinnati Trophy for juvenile colts and geldings here this afternoon. Piloted by Jockey J. Cowley, the winner was an odds-on favorite, be- ing held at 7 to 10, The Percentage-Laplanche de Bri- ante colt packed 119 pounds and trav- eled the three-quarters of a mile in 1:13%5 to merit the verdict in a field of six starters, Rocky Road, owned by C. E. Hamil- ton, was second, with C. T. Le Blanc's High One third. It wes the thirty-sixth running of the local fixture, which carried $2,500 added money. Outside of Knee Deep there was little class in the field. Latonia Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. $600: cl; 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile ane 70 Biz Gawk (South) 4.40 Katehiea tton) Bosten. Brrdine. Knee alet. City _ Limit . Lady FElsie, C: For ry Purse. $600; claiming; CE—] Spcersplds: 814 tarlonss, Jehn Shouse (Hanks) 7.60: 38 Mr. Schott (Gardelle' Storm arnine (Hutton o ran—Sailie Cinders, Copper Kitty, Hollywood Ace. Dust Box, Trumont. Jim: my W. and Intri ley Hon ‘o lonnson) Onaboy (Gardelle) Time, 1:124%. Also ran—Lane Cl fMy Trudy. Pert huu First lmnlu‘ m-nu-n. fAndria, Married Man and fLady Lovin FOURTH RACE—Purse. $800; elaiming; 3-year-elds and up; 6 ions Red Quill, Fly- Bread Fraae™ o 500: handiesn: 280" 6.40 148 360 280 8.00 Tim: 5 Also ' ran—aYantis. Blues, lfent-elu Dora Maz and aGinecchio, a—S. G. Baker entry, SIXTH RA ocky Road_( ) High One (N, Le Biane) Alse T ‘es Hound, Colenel Jim and Cautivo. SEVEN' -...ha.,.....fit and w o 3 'n’ G "Eameey et Tan—Java Mochs, My Biase, Moeon 3600 Als Sweep and Jane. EIGHT) lM:I:—h jaiming it "o" and. 0 Tards. ‘ I‘ Revertsy %0 K !ellenllr) Airs - Gold . Lty s.n-&' ood Lad: Charmed. Cirels Sa 280 | MARIGA TRIUMPHS | INCAMERA FINISH Fights Through Arlington Stretch to Take Matron From Shatterproof. Br the Astociated Press. HICAGO. July $.—In a thrill- ing photo finish, Marica, 4-year-old daughter of Epi- nard-Canberra, owned by * RETURNS T0 FORM OF LAST CAMPAIGN Seven Top-Notch Sprinters Bow to Bruce Horse at Empire City. By the Associated Press. EW YORK, July 3—Running back to the form that carried him to victory in four of his five 1936 races, Jay Jay flew the Baltimore-owned ailks of Howard Bruce in front of seven other high- ranking sprinters in the twenty-fourth running of the $5,000 Fleetwing Han- dicap at Empire City toda After finding Aneroid and others a little too much to handle in two pre- vious races this year, the 4-year-old gelded son of Wise Counsellor exhib- ited all of his famed speed. He trailed the early pace but moved up fast rounding the turn and at the end of the 53; furlongs was driving a length and a half in front of Mrs. Marfan Cassidy’s Bill Farnsworth. George D. Widener's High Fleet, queen of the 3-year-old fillies last yelr stuck her head in front at the 1f-mile post but then dropped bac! M the judges she trailed Bill hrm— worth by four lengths but showed the way to such capable dash performers as Deering Howe's Cycle, Alfred G. Vlnderbilt'l Airflame, John Simonet- ti's Sergt. Byrnt, Marshall PFleld's Tintagel and Mrs. W. Plunkett Stew- art’s Mower. Tintagel and Mower, Tunning as an entry, were favored at 3t 1. Winner Pays ¢ to 1. AY JAY was backed from 6 to 1 down to 4 to 1 to earn the purse of $5200. His time of 1:0825 over a slow track was three-fifths of a second slower than the track record held jointly by the winner's sire and Old Koenig. Airflame, Mower, winner of the stake last year, and Tintagel were the Thomas D. Taggart of French Lick| early leaders but the trio’s vaunted Springs, Ind, won the renewal of the | speed deserted them after a quarter Arlington Matron by a nose today. Marica, weighted down with 122 pounds, conquered Shatterproof, owned of a mile. Then High Fleet took com- mand but she didn’t hold it long, as Johnny Gilbert brought Jay Jay up by Mrs. A. B. Letellier of New Orleans, | on the inside and Bill Farnsworth in the blanket finish with Schoolmom, entry of Mrs. Roy Carruthers, Lexing-* ton, Ky., third. Another nose back, Two Bob, owned by Mrs, Emil Denemark, Chicago, was fourth, while the heavily played fa- o | vorite. Mars Shields, entry of the Milky Way Farms Stable, finished fifth. Win Nets Owner $4,810. 1ARICA ridden by Jockey Bobby Dotter, covered the mile in | 1:3645. ‘The race had a gross value of $6,560 with $4,810 going to owner Taggart. Twenty thousand spectators cheered the results. Marica triumphed after a very rough journey, first being in one pocket and then in another in the early stages of | the race. Firally she had to race be- tween two horses, charging past Rift- ed Clouds and Hastinola to outfinish Shatterproof. Marica and Shatterproof were shoul- der to shoulder down the stretch with the daughter of Epinard sticking her nose out in front at the finish, Empire (Atv Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Purse. ips: 2-vear-olds; r E& seiitvan (Sicfren llgrl' Be Nimble (8. Renter) — Al L, Mate and Theme Sonet**™ SECOND ucz— ing: 3-yea Microphone (8. Heading Home' (ReBuity) Whooper (Areare) Time, elaim- nnl 0o rionss. Also Fiyanetta, G THIRD I.Acz—r-vn $1.000; maide; fillies: 2-year-ol 5 furlo: Merrs Tdvde (Steflen) Fesey Byrne (Gilbert) Jay Jay (Gilbert) Bl Farmswerth (Howell) High Fleet (L. her 3:08 Alse . $1,000: claiming; 1 mile and 30 yards. Monument (8. Rentck) 21 3-10 1-3 Speed (J. Gilbert) 4-3 Fiyfty Lee (F. s Kellr) Alss ' rans Goeed Lim it The Triumvir and Night Raven. CE—Purse. $1.000; elaim- an; 146 ‘mf 3-5 a5 45 —l'leluhn Star Seout. Brindle and Saim rmre. 7. 5.1 Pagtry (Solimens) Empire City Entries for Tomorrow. Bt the Associated Press. ACE_Purse. $1.000; claimins: ng; FIRST RA 2-year-olds; 5 furlo) B. Wind Gerf 116 Big Weekly ‘Stipend 119 lu!: and 'nn XAce o!x”rrumnu 108 SECOND RAC!—Thl Larcn dicap; purse, $1.000 gnd up: class C; about 8 & fedongs. Boo! (<] ont Han- -year-olds THIRD RACE—The Larchmond i- cap tsevona Alvieion) putse, §1.000 adged; 3-year-olds and up; class C; about 6 107 Qrient Express. 112 19 omms FOURTH RACI Jiiliion; " sllowsnea E—Purse. $1.000: the T 2-year-olds; b5'4 fur- fl Friend _ 113 Quick o) ]fl)l 5""4’ et - 117 SNovte oot Bea VD!IIC ll7 wll! Mcnwr Y 113 ", Pmifee” Mosawtre SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $1.000; clai lnl l -year-olds and up; 1 mile and ’70 '.l 108 Ier Des . ignt, Chance 101 Boy. l..ml=h D&h ot 11 nuh ‘mnl\u }Cl‘lfi;'. K&fi:‘lmef il! aADe! .heuhl-lon'h Dushock "’§h«n e allowance claf 1dy and muddy. od. moved into a contending pesition. At the eighth pole, Jay Jay was in front and under Gllbert'’s hard drive he pulled away from Bill Farnsworth, Charles Town Entries for Tomorrow. FIRST RACE—Purse. $400; 2-year-olds about 415 furlonss. 8cold (Tryon) - | cMary Allen (Lauch) . _~____ | a8chiey Buck (Root) bCats Cradle (Tryom) _____ eWorth Owning (Polk) Lady B (Machado) gule Mistress (P, Martines) ark Outlook bRoyal Business (W. L. Bmith) Green Water (Palumbo) Good Wine (Lauch) aSchley Goree (Snyder) Never Cease (Palumbo) - Scoutallow (Machado) = a—Waugh-Bowman entry. b—Johnstone entry. c——Hazen entry. SEOOND RACE—Purse $400: glds and up: claimine: about 6'a Prince Khayyam (8nyder) Dunrita (Poik) Sun_Angel (Devito) Envious (M. Berg) Carver (Palumbo) Noras Grace (Laurin) _ Lady Buck (Polk) Cautious Bo (Devito) Goantell (Gaither) Topsie H. (Palumbo) ~__ Justa Jimmie (Lauch) Roo! £l Steiiets e ey et £t ey Crossing_Over (W. L. Smith) Spear (Gaither) 3IDIRIGITTITI3CE THIRD RACE—Purse. $400: 4-year-olds and up: claiming: about 6's furions. Bubdale (Bnyder) 133 Toucan, (Root) yack (Laurin Running Water (Polk)~ Dolly Tour (8impson) Tetra Domino (Simpson) _ Fredaiva_(Palumbo) agne (W. L. 8mith) = uleyries Star AMachado) Vi P3G InE 355353553 Vanvola (Machado) Counsellor Billy (Castanova) _ Wise Review (Devito) _ Broomoney (Laurin) FOURTH RACE—Purse, olds and up: claiming; 7 Gemwick (M. Berg) Jim Mosx (Laurin) = | Postponement 1Simpson) __ Soupcon _(Cusimano) ___ Steppin In (M. Berg) __ Step Brother (Polk) Alahad (Machado) _ uthfully (Root) unty Ann (P. Martines) _ Miss Patches (8nyder) __ Olymene (Tryon) Vise Money (M. Bere) - Trostar (Lauch o2 Light Action (l.-mn) bt b bt b2 2555555 SERERCRE 2500 7 turlong . M s SToo3E3 8 S3EIRSEEE T HEEEE < FIFTH RACE—Purse. $500; 3-year-olds and up: Oharles Town course, Agreeable (P. Martines) Edith Walker (Root) - SIXTH RACE—Purse, $700; 3-year and up: 1. miles Red Tabel ' Palumbo) _ Frince Pettie (Snyde)_ Flosilds (Gaither) Lady Cirek (Roof st Vote oo m-cnndo) 8ylvia_G. (Laurin) hief Hollis (W. L. Bmith) - alcy Wind (Machado) Routh Player (P. Martines re Roor Rt oiteronex “entry. SEVENTH RACE—Purse. $400; 3-y olds and up: claimine; 1.« miles. Petee Lad (Palumbo)’ Carnival Balmacan Lov 0 b o oot~ e tototetoiotes S~ el BERI=IISIE IR R EIGHTH RACE—Purse, glds and | up: clsiming; Huppy 0) % ¢ B, Martines) (Polk) adges R hnow emitn) Feieh o Fetrarch (McMullen) Vinny Boy (Trvor b BEEERESEREE R SE3RCIR3305RR! Sa SUBSTITUTE {4(:7:1 l’!lr—nlfll and up; clsiming; lbfl“t Q"j Landsman (Coffman) Keyed Up (Tryom) B B e Driver (P. Martin palong - (Root ng essie (Laurin) el e ey SR it bt ik o & ADDMH“ luavlnn claimed. BARON PILOT GRID STAR. Riggs Stephenson, Birmingham ' manager, was considered one SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C., JULY 4 1937—PART ONE SPORTS Selections for Fast Track at Delaware Park Tomorrow. BEST BET—ROYAL REIGH, THIRD RACE. FIRST RACE—JACOLA, PLES, YOMER. After winning a dash in handy style here Friday, JACOLA comes right back in the same kind of an affair and is picked to repeat her win over these fillies. RIPPLES trailed the first one closely the other day and will be able to do the same this time. YOMER can get the third split. RIP- SECOND RACE—SUN ANTIOCH, MELODY MAID, TOWNSMAN. SUN ANTIOCH tired toward the end of his race last week, but is in better shape now as a result of that effort. MELODY MAID will be the most dangerous contender and the top one can make no mis- takes if he wants to beat this one. TOWNSMAN is safe for third. THIRD RACE—ROYAL REIGH, BETTY VIC, NONAVE. ROYAL REIGH would have won his race here the other day if he had had any luck at all. He is the day’s best bet. BETTY VIC has lots of speed now but won't be able to stay up with the top one. NONAVE can beat the rest. FOURTH RACE—BLACK BOO, PROXIMITY, SAMAKOV. BLACK BOO gets the call to capture this fourth offering, on the basis of rapid improvement in re- cent efforts. PROXIMITY is in top shape and has a chance to up- st the dope. SAMAKOV will hold on long enough for the third aplit. FIFTH RACE-RECORDER, DAUBER, PASTEURIZED. RECORDER comes to this track after a nice win at Aqueduct over some very good youngsters. DAUB- ER is fast enough to get the second split of the added money. PAS- TEURIZED is stepping up a bit, but can clinch third honors. 8IXYH RACE—CARVOLA, TA- BITHA, ZAY. The filly, CARVOLA, gets the call to trim this fleld of ladies be- cause she has been brought along to top form since arriving at this track. - TABITHA is well placed and stands a fine chance of taking the place award away from the highly-touted ZAY. SEVENTH RACE — DEPARTED, SHEATHE, DONA DULCIN. DEPARTED turned in a sparkling workout here the other day and in- dicated that he is all primed for a win at this distance. SHEATHE is in nicely and will be battling it out through the stretch with DONA DULCIN. EIGHTH RACE—LONGFUL, PE- TARD, MORE PEP. ‘The closing offering is a mile and an eighth affair and an open race is in prospect. LONGFUL is fond of these marathons and gets the call to outlast the fleld for the prize. PETARD is in fine form now and can make the test inter- esting. MORE PEP is improving and rates the call to get into the money. Racing Selections for Monday DELAWARE PARK (Fast). BY WALLACE DUKE. 1—Jacola, Ripples, Yomer. 2—Mama’s Choice, Emigrante, Sun Antioch. 3—Royal Reigh, Nonane, Betty Vic. 4—Proximity, Black Boo, Samakov. 5—Woodsaw, Pastuerized, Dauber. 6—Carvola, Zay, Wild Turkey. 7—Clarkie, Donna Dulcin, Emvee. 8—Torquil, Longful, Dutch Uncle. Best bet—Jacola. CHARLES TOWN (Fast). BY FEED BOX. 1—8cold, Lady B., Cat's Cradle. 2—Lady Buck, Dunrita, Nora's Grace. 3—Running Water, Gagne. 4—Truthfully, Alahad, Stepping In. 5—Veritas, Tom's Boy, Prince Tur- lev. 6—Red Label, Prince Pettie, Secret Vote. 7—Fife, Au Folly, Cantie 8—Miss Catalan, Warned Off, Stepee. 9—Zipalong, Darling P Best bet—Lady Buck. Pred Alva, , Chessie, DELAWARE PARK By the Louisville Times 1—Brookmeade entry, Ripples, Fair Company. 2—Royal Blunder, Emigrante, Ma- ma’s Choice. 3—Royal Reigh, Betty Vic, Tinder Box. 4—Proximity, Pine. S—Enchanted, Jolly Jack, Waugh (Fast). Black Boo, Jack Pop. 6—Zay, Wild Turkey, Tabitha 7—Emvee, Dona Dulvin, Departed 8—Dutch Uncle. More Pep, Petard. Best bet—2Zay CONSENSUS AT DELAWARE PARK (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Yomer, Jacola, Ripples. 2—Mama’s Choice, Sun Antioch, Melody Maid. 3—No Nane, Royal Reigh, Betty Vie. 4—Jack Pine, Banners. 5—Dauber, Pasteurized, Agotaras. 6—Carvola, Tabita, Zay. T—Dona Dulcin, Departed. Emvee. 8—Vickson, Scandinavian, More Pep. Best bet—Carvola, ROCKINGHAM PARK ( By the Louisville Times. 1—Dawn Light, Miss Hollywood, Housekeeper. 2—Laddie Stone, Starogsn, Time. 3—S8weet Adeline, Hi Ben, land Lubber. 4—Moisson, All Forlorn, Slavonia. 5—Clingendaal, Rough Time, Chi- colorado. 6—Chancing, Mansco, Bay Bubble. 7—Chatmoss, Black Nose, Leonard Wilson., 8—Lady Hockberger, Gallant Pat, Nipantucky. Best bet—Chancing. Black Boo, Army 'ast). Pair CONSENSUS AT ROCKINGHAM (Fast). By the Associated Press. 1—Housekeeper, Francine C., Dawn Light. 2—Laddie Stone, Dedication, Dark War, 3—QGreentree Stable enry, Lady, Enac. 4—Moissin, Slavonia, Top Tax. 5—Rough Time, Chicolorado, Palan. 6—Bay Bubble, Chancing, Mansco. T—Peedeeque, Black Nose, Kapena, 8—Chambersburger, Gallant Pat, Lady Hockberger. Best bet—Peedeeque. EMPIRE CITY (Fast). By the Loutsville Times. 1—Memoirs, Whoa Boy, Rags and Tags. 2—Yetive, Aroused, Sophia Tucker. 3—Shari 2nd, Marmara, Onrush. 4—Noble Scot, Sea Voyage, Wood Song S5—Flying Scot, Porty Winks, Mo- sawtre. 6—Melodiana, Ned's Bailiwick, Crafty Fox. 7—Grandpa’s Boy, Apertif, Chief Mourner. Best_bet—Flying Scot. CONSENSUS AT !‘Hflll CITY By the AswelluL Press. 1—Ace of Trumps, Memoirs, Gert B. 3—Coequel, Yetive, Fitter. 3—8ahri 2nd, Orient Express, On- Bong. 5—Fying 8cot, Rudie, Forty Winks. 6—Crafty Fox, Bailiwick, Maebob. 7—Jacobs-Dushock entry, Bright Chance, High Mongul. Best bet—=8ahri 3nd. LATONIA (Fast), By the Louisville Times. 1—My Bisas, Tqd Go, Ratief. 2—Snow Bird, Janice, Carrickora. 3—Patsyette, Abby B, Riff 4—Sound Wave, Hollywood Ace Jessie O. 5—Candle Light, Broadway, Josh 6—Indian Head, Blessed Again, Just Frank 7T—Double R., Vitamin B., Vesee. 8—Lac Ha Laura, Joy Sweep, Ju- bilee Jim. Best bet—Indian Head. DETROIT (Fast). By the Louisville Times 1—Regality, Charlie Dawn onga 2—Sarahmond, Prohibition, Oster. 3—Sequoia. Fitkin. Marching Man 4—Prince Heather, Slippery Jim, Leros. 5—Unassisted, U Boat, Dixiana en- try. 6—Erin Torch, Prince Fellow, Don Creole. T—Clientele, Peel 8—Anhelation, Lightin Bill, Catch Fly Best bet—Frin Torch, ARLINGTO! By the Louisville Times 1—My Ponne, Exponent, Jinks 2—Conrad Mann, Early Times, Of- fender. 3—Taxes, Invincible, Mar Le 4—Live One, Hardware, Star Bud 5—Candescent, Spanish Babe, Salaam. 6—Whopper. Finance, Infantry 7—Fandan, Wild Transit, Peggy's Peggy. 8—Mibs, Dandy Jay, Hour Zev, Best bet—Whopper, Wat- Doc Club Soda, Peter J. (Fast). Captain THIRD PARTY SCORES : IN ROCKINGHAM RACE Pink Final Handicap Is Easily Won by Grayson's Juvenile Over Smoke Signal. By the Associated Press. SALEM, N. H. July 3—Plying whip and heel all the way down the home stretch, Jockey Ray Hightshoe lifted Cary Grayson's Third Party into the winner's circle in the $5,000 added | Boston American Pink Final Juvenile Handicap, 5';-furlong feature, before 18,000 fans at Rockinham Park today. Second, two lengths behind and a length and a half in front of the Manhasset Stable's Smoke Signal, was the favored Paragon Stable's Bold Turk. In fourth place, & head back. was William +H. Gallagher's Miss Appre- hend. It was the victor's second win in five starts, ® Rockingh'am Park Results By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—Furs 3-vear-olds and Social Ervor (Licats) Primer (Scheih) Nipantack (N, e, $800: urlenes. A elaiming: 16.10 6.30 3.60 $800: and up; 6 hlrlnnl Baikanese (Barba) 880 120" 110 Irksome (Jaekle! i Happy and r,;-u (Dufry) 7 Thistle Jock. Ernie Hildesrade and Col. me, Alse ‘ran—Fraseat!. Manzer, Prosecutor. ixer. THIRD RACE- 3.vear-elds The Bailiff (Jaekle! Good Dame 1S¢helh) Sanetit; Time, e Also n—l.nrd Dalton. Legion, Hi Vic and Baron Lynn. TOURTH RACE—Purse. ing: 3-vear-olds and up; 1 m Notice Me (Jnekie) Iap On (Bierman) (Cimpanelll) $800: claim- mile. —Sainted, Playline. Hours End, | Dora,” Pass Shot and ACI;—TM Boston American Handicap: purse, .000 2 14 furlongs. Thira Perly (H ) 3 15.90 8.1 Bold Turk (Luther) 10 1 Smeke Signal (W. Ray) % Al ranceSixe Aporehend. Bow Tin. Spindle Top, Cravat. Stage Beauty. Wise Counsel and Bryoni SIXTH RACE—Purse. $800; claiming: J;xear-elds and up: 1ia miles. Flagstone (E. Smith) B Lene Bit (Blérman) 810 1.80 (C. Hantord 1.80 Pay Cyn. claim- 1330610 4.40 7.80 550 6.90 an—Bis Show, Sun Drops. Brave ‘Landscape, Hickory ine, o (5. "Smithy e g (A ¢ 4.00 Also ra, First Bid, Morpheus, Joo Bam. Whisaereracucr and Tos Hich: | vera: Miss B | 3-vear-olds. 31 | Trump A—17 Fleetwing Handicap to Jay Jay LADY AGAIN RULES ULPEPER EXHIBIT L. M. Farmer's Mare Re- peats Triumph of 1936 on Opening Day. ULPEPER, Va. July 3—The opening day of the Culpeper Horse Show featured an in- creased number of breeding and draft classes indicative of lhe growing interest in horse breeding in this county. In competition with heavy draft horses owned in Cuipeper, Madison and Rappahannock Counties, L. M. Farmer's gray mare Lady again carried off honors, repeating her suc- cess of last year. Of special interest was the class for half-bred yearling colts in which were shown four promising yearlings from the stables of Mr. and Mrs. Mackay Smith of White Post, these entries winning second, third and fourth places against good competition Working hunters’ class, shown over a splendid outside course, brought together the v cream of the hunt- ers. And Primerva, with Miss Ellie Wood Keith, agent, won first place in this Race Run in Two Sections. UNTERS from the Whitney Stables gave good accounts of themselves, the Bear winning two firsts and a third in hunter classes Ray S. Shoemaker's Hy-Glo also was a blue ribbon winner several times over. The second flat race, 5 furlongs, open to all, had so many entries it Was run in two sections. A spectacu= lar finish marked the first section, when Try King nosed ahead of the winner, Timber Net, but an instant too late to be a victor in this hotly contested race, Summary of opening day's program, arranged especi; for county exhis bits and ca led Culpeper day yearling draft zes donated by Breeders Ass owner. B.H. Wayland Mrs. Cor e class ored the cup—nn [Percher Patsy raft colts. 1 an and 3 years and Rappahan- owner, halfbred Sarniey- Mackay owners, Justa Far: owner Meander hunting nace. 4-font fump. Eilie Wood Keith owner. Mr. and Mrs, 10 (local Jumping elase 1 Jumps: for Cliipeper Justa N Cor CTASE N0, 12 ¢ horses” shown in the and canter: open to all)—Fi Mr. and Mrs Fleet blue ribbon winners only fudged) —First Bonnv: owner Fishback. Second. Gamadora: owner r. T Hy-Glo: owner, Ray ers. 4-year-olds snd nd senersl promice Performance over . 4otont (O per cent)—First. The Bear: owner, Hay Whitney Second. Hv-Glo Third. Foxway; olde shown under open al <t The Bear: Mre. John Hay \\h'vn-r Second. 0:_owner, Rav §. LoTnird: raddle owner ters. for pounds _aver Secon owner. i The Bear: owner. Mrs. John Hav Whitnev CLASS ' No (middleweight _and for horse carrving s over 4-foot jumps 1 A0} Mr.'and Mrs Jug _Ador Brown. Third. Nobody's Mrs. John Hay Whitney. Racing Program. FIRST RACE (open to all—First. Per- sian Star. owner. Keith Bickers. Second, owner. A. D. Scott. Third, owner. Bill Waugh SECOND ~ RACE—First. Timber Net: owner. Malcomb Rhodecap. Second. Try King: ‘owner. H C. Stanton. Third. Gold Fever: owner Mrs. George Watls King. Second section of second flat race—First Chorway: owner. Mrs. E. Roberts. 8ec ond. Turnup. owner. Edward O Bryan. Third, Sail Boat: owner. A.'B. Batlow RACE (115 miles)—First. dlet; owner B 6 Berion Toage: owner. Mrs. George Watis Hill. Third. Sotex. owner. Mrs. E. Roberts. STEEPLECHASE (over 213 miles cross- country. over 10 jumps and once over half-mile track)—First. Peett: _owner, Albert E_Peirce. Second. Veteran Steepie- chaser. Paul Pry: owner. Chuck Breeden. Third, Five O Clock: owner, Clarence Furr, AZUCAR NIPS CARL S. Fool; owner, 'BY NOSE AT DETROIT | Gets Lead in Middle of Stretch to Take Michigan Handicap. Paradisical Is Third. By the Associated Press. ETROIT, July 3.—Fred M. Alger's Azucar won the $3.000 added Michigah Handicap in a photo finish at the State Fair Grounds here today. The 9-year-old gelding finished a nose ahead of Carl S. I J. Collins’ Paradisical was third. Azucar, with Lee Hardy up, took the lead in the middle of the stretch, and covered the mile and a sixteenth . in 1:444; The fifth race, a $1,000 6-furlong event for 3-year-olds, was won by Dolaway. Nad was second and Crow's Flight third. OLDSMOBILE WE NEED USED CARS Largest Oldsmobile Dealer L. P, STEUART INC. 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