Daily News from New York, New York • 158

DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925 SINCLAIR FILLIES WIN TWO AT AQUEDUCT S3 AQUEDUCT RESULTS fator brothers getsuperlette and siren home By AL COPLAND. Harry F. Sinclair, hose horses are sent to the post by that past master Sam Hildreth, got away on WALKERS GAMP RING EXPERTS' MECCA FRIDAY By HARRY NEWMAN. Quite a delegation of boxing writers are going to give Mickey Walker the once over at his train- FTRST RACE For three-year-olda and nf ward- elalmlnr. Six and a half ur-ionea.

Purse 51.0O0. Time 1:21. At post 2:33: off 2:38. Start rood. Won drivinj: Place aame.

Winner A. P. Doyla'a blk. S- 8, by Pebblea Taaura. Trainer 3.

L. imrcn. Reading Franchise Goes To Newark. Sept. 16.

The sale of the Reading: International 'league franchise to Charles A. Davids, New York real estate broker, who intends transferring: the keys to Newark, has been confirmed. Davids paid $10,000 cash for an option on the club, the remaining $65,000 of the purchase price to be paid at the close of the International season next week. Starters. Wt.

P. St. Fin. Jockey. 8traiht.

Place. Show. Osace 120 8 6H 6 3 XV, K. Fator 8 3 7-5 Bia. ketone- 110 9 6 1' 1" 1" 2" Breunin 4-5 1-3 1-0 Gold Billion 124 5 5 2 2 I 8 C.

Turner 6 3 4-5 Beach Maid 109 8 9 7 6 41 4 Catrona 13 5 8 Biily Todd 115 1 3 3' 5 5 Keleay 10 4 Rodeo 110 7 7 5 4 6 64 Thurbor l'J- 5 6-8 Hish Cmander 110 4 3 4S t1 7 ,7" HcCaba 30 10 6 Cluna 110 3 4 8ia 8' 8" Robbins 60 SO 8 alalia 103 a 1 9 9 9 9 Hadgina 8 3 6-5 Disqualified. Scratched The Spa. Clean. Metrodora. Royal Airman.

Brother Bill. Crosswise. Tuxedo. Delmor. Llewellyn.

Carol. Bersagliere, Gala Mmb-t. Johnny Campbell. Sandra. Comic Soac.

SECOND ACE Steeplechase. For three-year-oMs and upward: selllni-. About two miles. Pise Sl.IOO. Time 4:13.

At post olf Start good. Won easity: place gam. Winner Brooameado Stables blk. 6. hj General Goush if rersaster.

traioer woods Gartn. Starters. Wt. P. St.

1 1 Fin. Jockey. Straight. Place. Show.

Soot 148 4 1 1 1 1 Kennedy 4 8-5 4-5 Anutello 140 1 5 3" 2 2 2 MeNair 4 7-5 3-5 Crest Hill 140 4 1 4 4 3 3 Byers 3 11-2 Chuckle 140 3 2 5 G. Smoot 3 11-3 Vox PupoH 138 5 3 2 3 4 4 Bethel 5-3 1 2-5 M. Fator had inning aunts at opening of Aqueduct meeting. his right foot yesterday afternoon L. Fator Brother urho two-year-olds.

Frre farloatra. Pnrse Ran out. Ko scratches. THIRD RACE The Flashing Bay. For ooo.

Time :5. At tost 3:28: off 3:31. -Itancoeaa Stable's or. tho nrwnirv th Anuerluct 1 FIRST RACE SfiOO: claiming: threat tiie opening ci me Aqueauci ywH)kJ, Md opwanl: iirf nd hall tnr- Autnmn season When tUS CO.OrS I lonira. 100.

Good Kail 10S. Lydia HiUrrelA. Startfrs. Wt. P.

St. Fin. Jockey. Straurht. Place.

Show. Srrea 107 4 1 SH 1 M. Fator S-5 1-5 Mara 110 6 3 4 8" Weiner 5 3-3 1-3 Detner 110 5 3 6 3 4 Amhrosa 10 6-3 4-5 American Son 110 1 5 4' 2 4 Maiben 15 5 3 Hot Time 110 3 4 1 6 b' Breuninf 1 3 7-5 Rocky Lane 113 3 6 6 8 6 Leaere 10 3 6-5 Scratched Tlrer Gloss. What 11 I Do. Blackamoor.

Kiyi. Sepoy. Acrostic. FOURTH RACE The Bay shore Handicap. For three-year-olds and upward.

Seven Purse $3,000. Time 1:24 1-5. At post 3:55: off 3:57. Start rood. Won driTinr: place same.

Winner Kan cocas Stables b. f- 8, by Superman Trainer S. C. Hildreth. Starters.

Wt. P. St. Fin. Jockey.

Straight. Place. Show. Superlette 119 2 1 l'H 1 1 1 L. Fator 12-5 1 2-5 Primrose 10 3 9 8' 4 4 3 Maibsn 8 3 8-5 Extra Dry 99 4 7 7 4 51' 8 4 Callahan 8 4 Shuffle Alone 123 9 3 2" 44 Richard 3 1 A.

Marrone 115 7 3 2 3 S1 5'H ColtlleaU 5 8 1 Wild Aster 114 5 5 7S 6H 6 6' Harvey 5 8 1 Brainstorm 110 8 8 9 8 81 7 Barne 30 8 4 McAuliffe 106 I 3 6 5" 7 tt 8 Weiner 13 2 Priscilla Ruler 117 8 4 4 9 9 9 Sande 3 1 Added starter. Scratched Serenader. FIFTH RACE For three-year-olds and "upward: claiming. One mile. Purse OtlO.

Time 1:39 4-5. At post 4.1: off 4:19. Start bad. 'Won easily: place drivinx. Winner -Bedford Farm's b.

c. 3. by Wrack Lady Iran. Trainer E. Mulrenan.

Starters. H't P. St. 4 Ji A' 2 1 1 7 84 3 The Spa Champisnol Pensive Marfilenstowa Little Fox ReveUlon Royal Airman IVmijofcn HIKman C. Yorkshire Metrodore 111 10 109 7 111 11 109 5 104 9 104 1 114 6 110 4 114 8 100 3 113 3 3 10 3 1 4 8 7 1" 3i 2a 4" 71 6 5S 8' 10 9 11 1 3' 2" 4' 7 6 8 10" 9 11 9 10 5 5 11 11 Scratched Qnick Lunch.

Comic Sonr. Wish 1 Win. Good Causa Hot Dog. Tuftr, Eoctford, Bettor Times. SIXTH RACE For maiden fillies: two-year-olds.

Five furl or rs. Pnrse $1,000. Tune :59 3-5. At post 4:45: off 4 47. Start rood.

Won drrrkur: place same. Win- ner Shoshone Stables sr. 2. by Orer Starters. Wt.

P. St. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

Place. Show. Herodlade 117 9 1 II. 1H 1 1H Breunina- 6 3 4-5 Fleohita 117 7 5 4 2 2 Coltilettl 15 6 3 Janessa 117 1 8 3 4" 41 3S Fairbrother 8-5 4-5 2-5 Incbcap Belle 117 5 4 44 6 5 4 L. Fator 5-3 1 2-5 Forr-t Me Mot 117 6 3 6 3 3 4 5 Ambrose 7-3 7-5 3-5 KiJa 113 i 9 7" 7' 6' K.

Fator 5-3 1 2-5 Tea 117 8 5 2 6 6 7 Lesers 4 8-6 4-5 Dumify 117 4 8 81 8 8 8 Barnes 50 20 8 Donetla 117 379 9 9 9 McCabe 60 20 8 Dorval Form. FIRST RACE HELEN BCCK. Good Kail. l-jola MniMI RACE TEASE, Klrksy WtrK- I sy. THIKU ItAt IT.

11U9l rar-nxhi. Miss HuD-tnd. FOl KTH RACK SrttJGARTH AROOX, Asa Jewell, Koi Cinfiiewee. FIFTH RACE DICKY. Byron.

Sand- PU. I 1111 I S. tourMr. War Tank SEVENTH KACK Laity MC MrTab. KXTKnCS.

Ircw 102. 'Bfau Sah 100. star On 109. Helm Buck 110. Attoo 103.

SECOND RACE S0O: claimm: three-year-okia and vd five and a half furlonrs. Jtk'kRf Wictsy 108. New Beauty 114. Gonwitaim 111. Tease 111.

Giltier lOrt. Satinmore 98. Martini 105. THIRD RACE SoW: clsiminr: three-year-ol'ia and upward: six furlongs. Orphel-m 101.

Fair and Warmer 103. Tarascon 10S. 104. Dr. Cha.

Wells 103. Mi HnMan-J 10.Y Toy 105. FOURTH RACE 5S00: claiminjr: three-year-olds and apward one mile and yard. Sos-varth Aroon 110. Roi Confidence 104.

Contentment 1 04 Revolt 101. Shindy 1. Asa Jewell 103. FIFTH RACE S00: cUuninf throe-year -olds and upward: one mile and a Sixteenth. Sand Pile 107.

Byron 115. Miles S. 103 Duclty 10. Cue Rack 109. Vendor los.

Louch Mom 103, Triumph 105. race $soo claiming: thre- year-olds and upward: foaled in Canada: one mile and seventy yards. War Tank lOS. Red Tip 107. Oakomine 101.

Fluffy R'iffles lli. Shepherd of she Hills 108. 1 IT. Bwade 10:1. SEVENTH RACE $SO0: claiminr: three-year-oiiis and upward: one mile and seventh yanis.

I.adv lone 107. Derelict 11. Metson 101. McTab 91. Jamima 102 Mrar.atic 94 Cordelier 109.

Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy, track heavy. Dorval Results. FIRST R.VCE For all ares: claiming: curse fire and a half furlonrs. IV uhle iinhow S1 Bourva S3 SO.

lO. 5-2 60: Tirasctin. 97 MclrorK 05. 70; Mlla4r of Eit. 99 (Mundenh S3.2S.

Tune. 1:10 3-5. Also ran Ambulance, Northern Star. Joco-ae. StCONTl RACE Tar two-year-oM and upward: parse SOrt- live and a half Cinderetta.

105 i Rotnan-ellii. 53 95 $2 SO. S2 flo: Gaffer. 10 Atvlt. 53 S3.

S.t OtJ: Lisab. 105 (Chal-merst. 53 20. Time. 1:10 2-5.

Vso r-n Rose Beauty. Aunt Laura. Meerschaum. ihiliu RACE For three-year-olJs and 'ipward: claimme: pnrse $tOO: six furlongs. Ftirna Vista.

105 IClaveri 59 30 f.50. S.I 30: Prince Then. 105 Chalm-rs S3.SO. 52 95: Rosamond. 110 (Fisher' 53 25.

Tone, id 3-5. Also ran Two Hearts. Stroller. FOrRTH RACE For three-year-olds and upward: The Strathmore handicap: purse 51.200: one mile ami seventy yards. Goldbeater.

104 Fisher. 55.55. $4 10. S3 30 Proeyon. 9S Bourassa 510.70, 54.40: Kine of Fortune.

104 (Cl3ver). 52.40. Tune. ran Gold Rock. Tamarind.

Chloris. FIFTH RACE For three-year-olds and upward: claiming; purse SSOO: one miie and a sixteenth. War Man. 105 52 10. $4 20.

53 SO; Warfare. 103 (Chalmers'. $2 95. 5270: Dick Whiitirrton. 103 (Caver'.

52 70 Time. 1:52 3-5. Also ran Fiery Flurht. Delusive. Play On SIXTH RACE For three-year-okta and npward: foaled in Canada: claiming-; purse S'v; one mile and scventv varda Bona Fide.

lAbcl. S4 10. 53 15. S2 40' Mvrtie Crown. 105 (Fisherl.

5S $3 SO: Rex Gawty. 106 I Moore $2.70. Time, a Also ran Maker of Trouble. Gold Bond II. Bachelors' Haven, yisbt Off SEVENTH RACJ: For three-year-olds and upward: claiming: purse S8i0: one mile and seventy yards.

Laroon. 10S i i S12.33. 30. i5 50: Jacques. 'Hunti.

Si lO. Lonis Adair. 10S S3 o. Time. 1:50 4-5.

ran Our Birthday. Metal. McTab. Bee Bee. Metson.

Lucky Antoine. MOTOR PACED RACE AT N. Y. VELODROME Seven of the best motor pace followers in America will compete in the International Cup race at the New York velodrome tomorrow night. Chapman, i Aiurin.au t-uauiiuu, ui UIK Ul i the starters.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. STATIG. W. L. Pe Baltimore 10 57 .646 ReaJirr Toronto 5S Syracuse W-T tv.

Pc. 5 87 an 114 i 33 jersey City 70 91 "43A 47S Providence 60 93 Rochester 81 74 Buffalo 75 S3 YESTTERDAT-S RESC1.T!. AO camra postponed: rain and grounds. TODAY'S C-VME3. JTSSET CITY at EVaifins.

Baltimore at ITovtorDee Buffalo at Jf yraruse. Itoeneeter. Terontw at I Rancocas Stable entry. Scratched Jlickey Walker Dave Shade Principals in fifteen round chant' pionmhip affair at Yank Stadium. ing camp near Red Bank tomorrow.

The is doing his preliminary stuff at the Shrewsbury Country club for his fifteen round titular affair with Dave Shade at Yankee stadium next Monday night. Ike Dorgan, the wise press purveyor, will chape rone the party, and from a few of the late bulletins it is evident there will ba nlentv of atmosphere attending tha pilgrimage At-a-boy, Ike, old stacking! Jack Kearns, who used to boss around a fighter by the name of Jack Dempsey, is in eESrge of Walker's camp, aided by the handsome Teddy Hayes, but that won't affect the party in the least. The boxing writers around this neck of woods are a good-natured set and can stand for almost anything. Dave Shade is Grupp'3 making ready for the fuss with the champ, and it is expected the gang will give Davey a few slants tomorrow. The betting still favors Walker to retain his title, but there is an awful lot of Shade money being tossed around.

Latonia Results. FIRST RACE. For three-year-olds and upward: claiming-: purse 51,500: six fur-loners Spanish Rose. 101 ortenson S-M 00 SS 70. S3 70: Slump Jr 104 Svl-vfal $7 90, $4 50: Macbeth.

104 (Johnson $3.40. Time ran Cobweb. Sir Charles. Wutau, Sedina. Pablo.

SECOND RACE For two-year-olds; ciaimir.s: maidens: purse and reidinps: five and a half furlonus. Great Sport. 115 Burke SB 30. SS.OO. 70- World Court, 115 (Wallace).

$7.00. 60' Recollection. 115 tSeobie), $3.20. Time 1:10 4-5. A'so ran Talladega.

Rock Caslle. Kid Boots. Joe Rudolph, Prince Lbjhtfoot. THIRD RACE For three-year -old3 and upward: The Kenton Purse of S1.5O0: six f-ipnira T. 3.

Jordan. 103 Gevinffsl. 14 90 SO. $4 CO: Seth Alibi. 101 $13 10.

$6.50: Mom's Boy, 110 (Stutts) $4.30. Time. 1:15 3-5. Also ranQuince Garden. Ballot Brush, Brier Hill.

FOrRTH RACE Claiming; for two-year-olds; purse Sli-'O; five and a half fi-riong. Golden iary, 101 (Griffin. MO 30 S40.S2.PO: Lardi. 91 $3 90 S'J80; Joy Pride. 100 (Gevings), $3.10.

Time 1:10 3-5. Also ran Bine Sprite. Van Sobroso. FIFTH RACE For three-year-olds and npward: The Filson Outlook Purse of $1 5O0: six turloncs. Bradley's Toney.

Wallace. $13 60. Marrte 105 (Gevinrsl. $5.50. $3 90; Red Prrnsnt.

102 Mortenson), $10.80. Time 1:15 1-5. Also rati Refluest. Louis Kubenstein, The R'int, J. G.

Denny. SIXTH RACE For two-year-olds claimine: purse $1,500: five and a half furioue-s. Massey. (Noel. $16.30.

$4 00, $4 40: Percy Bledsoe. 105 $3 70. S3BO: Blue Granite. 113 (Stutts, $0.20. Time.

1:09 3-5. Also ran Agncs Ayres. vra Nona Marie Old Tom, The issus. SEVENTH RACK For three-year-olds and upward; claiming; fi'Iies and marcs; pnrse $1.500 one mi'e and seventy yards. Pnltova, 105 (Guy).

$11.40. Loretta Brooks. 97 (Noel I. $5.70. $4 60: Lady Inea.

100 (Sylvia). 53JJ0. Time. 1 1-5. Also ran Dutch Girl.

Twilicht Hour, Jewell V. 1). Today's Special Features at AQUEDUCT RACES $5,000 OAKDALE HANDICAP, A MILE STEEPLECHASE AMI 4 OTHER THKII.1JNO CONTESTS. "IRST R.ACE AT 1r3 P. M.

SPECIAL. RACE TRAINS leave Penn. Station. 33d St. and 7tn Flatbush Brooklyn, at also item 12:30.

and at intervals up to :53 P. m. Also stop at Nostrand Ave. and East X. T.

t-perinl cars reserved for ladies 00 alt Kara Trains. Also reacnea via Uiion l. jl. Start xood. Won dnvina; place same, win- -Star Poaa.

Trainer S. C. Vespasian, Ursa Major. Applecrosa. Bill.

Pique, Senaldo. Fin. Jockey. Straight. Place.

Show. 1 3 4' 5V 7 8 (f 10 11 Buxton 1 1-3 1 3 30 6 30 30 30 15 SO 50 6 1-4 3- 5 4 1 4 4 4 3 4 8 4- 5 Richards Breuiiinff Fields Catrona Harvey Lecere Tammaro Robbins Thompson Hocxina 6-5 8 3 8 8 8 6 8 20 3 There Herodias. Trainer W. H. Karriek.

Palestine. Winsome. Prenez Garde. Sorline. LAST WORKOUT Gjorrs de Mar.

1 m. 1 :48 S-5 faddist 104 lm. RjS-el A. m. Rolands Request.

114 J. m. ores flower. .113 J. 1 m.

1 :44 3-3 Moonstar 121 S. 1 m. 1:45 Fnrate 1 1 9 Baoed Dream Maker 116 B. m. :53 2-5 Earapader Ill J.

1 2-5 SIXTH RACE ClaimiDs: for two year-olds (second diTlaion five furloturs. Sea Net 113 A. ti 8 Sand Hills 10c B. m. 1 :02 3-5 ary 1U3 IS.

Indian Tales 103 A. Rubinetts .112 Hurhwayman ...11.7 B. Bridle 105 B. Shiraa 110 J. Fascista 108 J.

Forlorn ..108 Clierub ........115 J. nx. 5S :03 3-5 m. 1:18 S-5 m. :38 m.

:35 2-5 m. :50 m. :51 m. 1:1 3-3 ColamDta II ...105 Raced 108 A. 1 :17 2-5 Endicott Clay Pureon.

.109 A. i Grand .120 A. Toyland 108 B. m. :49 3-5 SEVENTH RACE For maidens; all aces; six and a half urloops.

Herkert 108 B. m. :51 Good Cause). .118 m. 1:31 Forward Pass.

I i aison Blacksmith .11 IS A. m. :37 108 .118 A .108 A ra. 1:17 m. 1:10 3-3 i m.

1 Harria. rosswias .118 B. Daleho Toceery Bay 1 1 8 A. nt 1 17 fceorusse 118 S. m.

1:18 S-5 Son Ami .108 B. 51 ra. 1:30 A Aqneduct: Belmont: uuu. a -saimwif a. AQUEDUCT FORM were borne into the winning circle by that sterlirg filly, Superlette.

in the Bay Shore handicap and by Siren, a two-year-old filly by Man oTVar, in the condition race which preceded the feature event. In the Bay Shore, nine went to the post, with Superlette the favorite at 12 to 5. L. Fator took right off in front at the break and going to the bend out of the back stretch sne was a length and a half to the good -of Anna Marrone, on which Shuffle Along was lanrjed. Rounding the bend and into the stretch Superlette in-! creased her aistance 10 two ieng.n over Shuffle Along, with Anna Mar-roue II, in third place.

Johnny Maiben, astride Primrose, got his mount into a running mood here and in the dash to the wire raced down all but Superlette which won by a nose in the strongest sort of a drive. Leading up to this feature was the win by Siren, a 2 to 5 shot, ridden by Mark Fator. (Other pictures on page 40) Latonia Form. 1T RAC -POIXSETTLA. Clonaslee.

lwt? try. (1M Htm SI KrKlSC. Base Tbora. Royal Sweep. THIRD RCF.

TIPPO SAHIB. Si rarer. Marjori C. FOl KTH KAIF THE Lardi. A If aire.

FIFTH R.CE TLL C.R-S. Krtty Par. SI ire. SIXTH RIFE MART UNREAD. W1U- KVETU KACB BOTRBON BOT.

Vlrtolre, Tiptoe Inn. ENTRIES. CTRST RACT S1.500: Bilies and mares: three-year-olds and upward ix fuHonrs. P- tie 109. ViUipe lOl.

mime Thronsrh 106. "Bastiorah 103. Anno'-ra'-emect 97. Locky Drift 10H. 103.

Pusty Mary 111. roin. stt! 1X. '1Itri UtiayVe SECOND RACE 51.500: The Johns Kill: maidens and upward' six furlonvs. J-aneer 110.

Time 115. Biir M-rey 110. Surprise 110. In-Twni 107. Rose Thorn 107.

Royal Sweep 110 THIHO RACE SI. 400: ciaimtrr: ani upward: one mite and a sixteenth 116. Lieut. Rust 15. Mariorie- I'll.

Billy Klair 105.. Sls 109. Tippo Sahio 107. FoT KTH il.4iH: claiminr: five inl a hif Gay-thorn 1. "Bi'ash IOI.

10'. Brown Leaf 101. Sr.brose y.S. Street Ll7 I'M. Tne Missus H3.

Mrs. J(vre H- La.iy Re3iir.ii-eiKe 103. AI-laire 10.S I.ittie Glory 103. Aio eiisii-Sf Jafanath P5. "Patience Shottell 103.

10. Pat Cai- houit 13. Amea Ayres 103. FIFTH RATE I.7lK: aliawani-es: The! T-yric-. tKree-year-olcs and upward: or- miie sn-j aeventy yards.

Captain Kaney 105. S'ce Reilini 105. Baaibac 93. Ritrr Pit lOl. Tail Grass 09.

SIXTH RACil S1500; allowances: The' Eriwirer: Allies: fi and a half furl.nes. JJarvma B. 107. 113. Siler Sprj- 107.

Post Mistress 113. Jtary 107. Perrussion 107. Princess Pin li7. WRdwo.d 111.

aLairme 111. Pan's Star 111. Helena Babe 107. Lady Von 105. Also e'ia-ihie bCarneUian 111.

Glib 105. bMary Kiniso.vJ 113. a- E. Cebnne entry. bJ Camden entry 5EVFVTH RACE $1,500: rlarmin-; thr-e-Te v-oLts ani upward: one mile an i a Bourbca Boy 100.

Day Trap 111. Ciotsv-r 1 13.E!sass 100. Tiptoe Inn 103 Guelph lOtJ. Vietoire Water Hair 36. Apprentice allewanea clairned.

Weather clear, trat k. alow. rr Clearing Honse Report. Exchanges, SI balances, Federal Reserve bank's credit balance, V. S.

Treasury Balance. Balance ereneral fond yesterday, i Balance Tuesday, $109,003,861.: I FIRST RACE. KIYI. Sarprise Party, MildenhaH. SECOND RACE.

ENTRY (Ghent-Ipswich), Indian Trail, Great Luck. THIRD RACE. HARRY BAKER, Pepp, Saratoga Maje. FOURTH RACE. ARM ATICUS, Rock Star, Foch.

FIFTH RACE. DREAM MAKER, Opperman, Frit-ate. SIXTH RACK RUBIN ETTE, Sandhills, Toyland. SEI ENTH RACE. FORWARD PASS.

Zeebrugge, Herkert. One Best Today SARMATICUS ENTtilES. FIRST RACE Claiming: first division; 'or 'iear-olda fiv furlongs. LAST WORKOUT B. m.

15 Frances Rock MildenhaU lyi Trapeze The Seer SuiTris Party. Splmlera Ceres Flee tin- Time. Quid Pro Quo. My Era Stanley The Beau Son Ami .114 .105 A. A.

103 B. m-. 106 J. :49 3-5 :51 3-5 .113 J. -1 :03 108 A.

m. 1:19 4-5 10-2 B. m. 1 :04 3-5 10S :48 3-5 105 B. m.

:36 3 5 II A. m. 117 A. m. :55 108 J.

ok :51 ICS B. i :51 108 J. na. 4-5 Ixmbardo Catherine Brown. 105 J.

m. :50 SECOKD RACE Steeplechase: for maidens: and about two miles. Ghent 137 J. :47 Indian Trail 14,5 IS rn-2 14 Ipswicn I J. m.

:49 Lnck li7 A m. 11735 THIRD RACK The Roamer hanilicap; for all aees; six and a half rnrlongs. USSSal: IVpp 126 m. AQ Gnome Gill PS J. m.

1 :01 S-B- UAirj m. Ml. i -a FOURTH RACK The Oakdale haodi- cap: for two-year-olds: six furlonra. Rostar J'i4 B. m.

1 :14 3-5 Kt-s-tival 107 B. a. m. -37 ocn 1 Kacea Pnnce Ronald 10 10 L- ioS 5 5 3 a Sarmaticus Turrr Jlose FIFTH RACE for three-year- oios and upwara: one miie. Lady Ambaaeador 9 i m.

-5 l5Pperm an Ill J. father clob.VVtraAd'dAtiH.