The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 53

For Delaware Park meeting Morning News, Wilmington, Del. Friday, May 28, 1971 53 uriday racin urs By KARL FELDNER Delaware Park is receiving nominations in record number to its 1971 stakes events, and although management expresses surprise, trainer Brian Murray does not. "It figures," said Mrray, who saddled Prince Siena to win the Christiana Stakes at the track at Stantion last year. "And, of course, the reason is Sunday racing. "I can tell you it is a definite lure to New York horsemen and I think you'll find many of them on hand on Sundays." MURRAY qualifies in this regard himself.

Most of his racing is done on the major New York circuit, while he ships to other tracks for certain races, such as he did to the Fair Hill, Races last week. Delaware Park officially opens its 34th racing season tomorrow and it will race until July 5, Sundays included, with Tuesdays "dark." The second half of the split meeting will run from Aug. 21 through Sept. 26, again featuring Sundays. It was Delaware Park which spurred the drive to horse racing, with pari-mutuel betting, on the Sabbath, although Dover Downs was first out of the gate with it, with Brandywine Raceway running second.

However, the fact that Delaware Park will be the only 'game' around on Sunday afternoon is surely going to help it for the present." Murray says the fact that most of the Stanton track's stakes events have been transferred to Sunday is the reason for the overwhelming nominating response. He believes it gives horse men a better place to "pick their spots" with their stock. TOMORROW'S opening feature is the $25,000 added Wilming-torn Handicap, a six-furlong sprint revived for the first time since 1963, and it has drawn Racing Secretary Larry Abbundi's approval as "the best stakes sprint of the year, anywhere." Two of the candidates for tomorrow's opener had short workouts on the fast track. Delestino Dilibero's topweighted Lion Sleeps (126 pounds) breezed three furlongs in a casual Walter D. Fletcher's Foggy Road was caught in :34 2-5.

On Sunday, it will be the 1 1-16-mile Brandywine Turf Handicap, which drew 59 nominations, including that of W. Arnold Hangar's Sir Earl, who won his division of the Valley Forge Turf Handicap at Garden State. Sir Earl is topweighted at 126 pounds. MRS. Henry Obre's North Flight, an impressive winner on both dirt and grass courses this year, is expected to be the starting topweight under 120 pounds in Sunday's race.

Others expected to start Sunday include N.L. Cohen's Mister Diz, 117 pounds; Hickory Tree Stable's Favorecidian, A-Dee Farm's Jaradara and Anthony Bonuomo's Tudor Reward, all 115; Briardale Farms' Stop Time, 114; Anderson Fowler's Laplander, 113; Stephen C. Clark, Shadow Brook, 111 Mrs. William Coxe Wright's Goodtobegone, and Mrs. John L.

Greer's Mr. Brogann, 108; Lawrence M. Gelb's Palestine and Leo R. Fink's Say Not So, 106. The Monday, Memorial Day attraction is another turf event, the Open Fire Stakes, at 1 1-16-miles for 3-year-old fillies.

The Open Fire is named after Brandywine Stables' race mare, who won the Delaware Handicap in 1966. N.Y horsemen top Atlantic City roundup ITH-UNO Pace: Ent ries Pace: Black Arrow A (Y. Filion) $3.60 $2.1 ISTtlMM A C's Dandy Murvcy Boy Jerrys Pluff Chen Don 1 True Storm (J. Vitelll) i.40 3.40 Mount Cook (E, Looney) 4.40 lime 2:03.1, Irish Oaks 9TH-S1JOO Pact: True Eden Game Maiden Apt Swing Bye Jethro Hanover Ohio Dan Parole Bold Stroke Busy Timt Santos John Pact: Otis Hanover Linda's Rova William Run (J. Marcus) $12.00 $7.00 $3.60 Our Prize (L.

Rathfaone) 6.40 4.00 Blizzard Hanover No Error (H. Bell) 2.40 Time 2:02.4. Georgetown handicaps PP. Horst Drlvtr Ddds FIRST-PACE, $500 2 Ranger Harvest (F. Parsons) 5-1 4 Eds Only Boy (A.

Sheats Jr.) 7-2 I Win Adios (Cooke) 5-1 6 A Senator (Gerberlch) 5-1 7 Ambro Kirk (W. Marsh) 6-1 5 Vermadel (R.Lewis) 1-1 I Byrd (Shockley) 10-1 3 Irish Nev (Adamo) 12-1 SECOND PACE, $500 3 Noble Ernie (Cover Dale) 2-1 i Mr. Lafayette (J. Breneman) 7-2 4 Ring) 5 Willow Dorthy (H. Huey Jr.) -) 5 Royal Sylvia (Collins) 6-1 ft Willow Dorthy (Huey) 0-1 1 Tired Abbe (Shoe Maker) 10-1 2 Albion Nottingham (J.

Wilson) 12-1 7 Mr. Elmer (Beaslen) THIRD-PACE, $500 2 Lustys Girl (Pinder) 7-2 7 Terrys Faith (Cooke) 4-1 A I lllln rijWTler ID. Ahhnttl Results PiCt: Zorre Wison HT 41 MA Triil, (R. Ouartier) $14.60 $7.20 $3.40 Clever Nibble (H. Kelly) $3.00 S3.

40 40 Tee Song (C. Paradis) i.M 5.40 Playful Adios (H. Gray) 6.60 4.40 Sanka (J. Richardson) 2.40 Suspicion (J. Parker) 3.60 EXACTA (7-0 PAID $10.

Pice: Mikes Tyke TarzanPick' Way Time Put Put Putney Demon Craig Pace: Millie Diamond Ozark Credd Robert Charles Lucy Diamond I Smith 1RD-S1200 Pact: Mellow Yankee Cow Girl Keystone Hula Another Bid 4TH-S2200 Tret: Bet Your Boots Idean Hanover King Hardy Gallon Diamond Pace: iRonfield Ryangold Summer Time Barbara Barmln Honor Key Trot: Luther Hanover Gunslinger Fairbanks Hanover 7TH S1M0 Pace: Chevy Ridge Brew Caplain Buckeye Steve Pkk Armbro Karlna Tyrone Star Disamdeone Pathmaker Knabe Te Kiatert Sheherazade Early Bird Bertha Blythe Victor Diavols Palmer Adios Flower Pot Rhythm Gamad Elaine Dinette Shenandoah Comet Yekoms Revonah Drip Dry Berthmor Doris Homely Ik ingtons Boy Pirate Hanover Blizzard Hanovre Kandy Kim Make It Rock Noccalula Mighty Trim Ron Ree Mary Lillian Pop'ar Direct IT S3. 000, Trot. Ontemplate (H. Bell) $2,60 $270 2.60 Rope Trick (R. Sica) $2.20 2.60 4.00 Palm Trudy (M.

Lamb) $4,00 $2.60 $2.60 Valla Jubilee (H. Bell) 2.90 2.40 Flashy Valentine (E. Lohmeyer, Jr.) 3.60 Afton Atlas (H. Gray) DAILY DOUBLE (1-4) PAID $4.20 TH-SMOO, Ptce: 30 11,300, Pact: Glomar's Blue Doc Van (H. Grav) $3.20 $2.60 $2.20 (C.

Smith Jr.) $7.60 $4.20 Maior Discovery (G. Bonacd) 7.60 4.80 Alton Pistol Looney 5.00 3.60 Kappa Kay (G. McCandless) 2.40 MacVale (N. Ferriero) 3.60 1 3 Embassy Girl (Long) 5-1 Time 2:05.4. 4 Noble Tage (Beasten) 6-1 8 Valwyn (H.

Huey Jr.) -l EXACTA (1-5) PAID $27.80 Pact: Poppy Cock (L, Rathbonee) $5.20 $3.00 $2.40 Kay's Knight (Y, Filion) 3.20' 2.60 Hilldien (H. Bell) 2.40 Pact: Ben Hanover VINYLSHIELD ANTIQUE BIRCH 5 Penny Harvest (Skinner) 8-1 1 Unie (K. Smith) 10-1 FOURTH-PACE, $500 4 Mr. Harry (H. Huey) 3-1 6 Mlrlcle Mac (Lavtield) 7-2 (E.

Lohmeyer Jr.) $10.20 $4.00 $3.40 Nardin's Express (B. Steal) 2.80 2.40 Berman Hanover (L. Pulleu 7.40 BIO 143) AND (1-2) PAID ATTENDANCE 3,417. HANDLE $305,021. 3 Peppy Wyn (G.

Brenneman) 5-1 Time 2:03.4. 4'x8Wf 01 1 Judy Lynn Adios (T. Lweis) 5-1 Jonlbell (Cropper) 4-1 2 Casev Dares (W. Marsh) 0-1 GRiMJ OAIl p)gg 7 Camden Bert (R. Ring) 10-1 RUSTIC W00DCRAIH PANEL WHICH USUALLY SELLS FOR 8.98 Chipmens Thorpe (Gerberlch) iz-l FIFTH-TROT, $500 6 Miss June (A.

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