The Post-Star from Glens Falls, New York • 20

.1 THE POST-STAK, GLENS FALLS, N.Y, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1963 20 Tartan's Dr. Fager Wins iUnited Nations Handicap Tumble returned $3.60, $3.20 and $2.60. In winning his sixth In seven starts this year, Dr. Fager carried top weight of 134 pounds, giving away 22 pounds to Advo Wlii Mil Mo) i Mi I Mrim0m nimmnriiMiimn-i iiif rmirM nUBMiWirnlriiiintMiimt-YiiBiiiiiniiliiWi mm mm inr minimi wmim an cator, 16 to Fort Marcy who finished third, and 16 to Tobin I ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) i- Tartan Stable's Dr.

Fager staked a strong claim for Horse I if the Year honors Wednesday I -as he won the $100,000 United Nations Handicap in his first 1 race on the grass. I Proving trainer Johnny Ner- ud's contention that a great jhorse can win on any footing, Dr. Fager ate up the turf as he Von by a neck in a driving fin- 4sh over Ada L. Rice's Advoca- Jor, a 30-1 shot in the field of -nine handicap horses. Sent off a 4-5 favorite by a of 16,557, Dr.

Fager nev- er was worse than second in the but Dr. Fager, holding the hedge, surged ahead and effectively blocked the late charging Fort Marcy ridden by Jorge Velasquez. Fort Marcy, the 1967 grass champion made a strong rush, but couldn't get through. He took third, a length and a quarter behind Advocator and the same margin ahead of the tiring Robin Bronze. Advocator returned $17 and $7 while Fort Marcy, the second choice at 3-1, paid $2.60 to show.

Advocator earned $20,000 for second and Fort Marcy $10,000 and Tobin Bronze $5,000 of the DO Bronze, the Australian champion who woundup fourth. Jockey Braulio Baeza had Dr. Fager in front on the hedge as the field swung around the first turn. It was evident that the grass underfooting would be no problem for the brown colt whose dame, Aspidistra, is known for her turf running sons. He was pursued by Advocator with jockey Lafitt Pincay and Tobin Bronze, handled by the veteran Walter Blum.

Pincay shoved Advocator In front midway through the back- Please bring coupons needed for purchases en this page rmile and three sixteenths race $100,000 purse. The winner ran as he earned the $65,000 first I 12-14 I money for owner W. L. Mc- the mile and three sixteenths in 1:55 1-5. This was Dr.

Fager's 17th win Kith tWi coupon 'Knight of Minneapolis, Minn. 4he 4-year-old son of Rough'N Grants-ovn VJTG i in 20 career starts and boosted his earnings to $965,952. Trainer IIPISE CEU0 TAPE WITH DISPESISI2 'ti 13 met Nerud said he would wait and stretch with Dr. Fager holding second, two lengths ahead of To Scb yc i Sure-Btfck arfaee Big 800-roll g( Bowling Today At Pine Lanes Intercity, 6:45 p.m. Four Quarters vs.

13-14 -15-16 vs. Gold Shade, 17-18 Abbott's Corner Grill vs. Aim-co, 19-20 Danny's Pink Step Inn vs. Unknowns, 21-22 see how his horse came out of the race before deciding whether to run him in the Woodward Sept 28 at Belmont, or consider the Washington, D.C. International at Laurel Nov.

11. Nerud said rumors were premature that he would retire the durable thoroughbred, recently syndicated for $3 million. bin Bronze. However, Baeza moved again with Dr. Fager as the field came around the final turn and regained a slight lead on the 5-year-old.

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