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6D Fort Lauderdale IVtu and Sun-Sentinel, Sunday, April 16, 1972 Hialeah Entries 'Poole' Partv For Young Trainer Inca Queen Takes Columbiana TOMORROW I RACE- lurlones; 4vear-oldi EIGHTH miles (turf); 3-j and ud; claiming ourse year-olds and up; Palm Beach Handicap; FIRST RACE a furlongs; 4-year-old M.jOO. lours added. I and uo; claiming curse P.P. Horse Wl. Jockey 14 Lesvllle 103 Bruscine 13 Welcome Mat 113 No Boy 10 Mickycoma 113 Noble Salty Mom 111 Gome By DOUG DELP Sports Staff Writer HIALEAH It turned out to be a whale of a birthday party.

It had to be with $44,265 for a door prize. Yesterday Tim Poole celebrated his 21st birthday. So 11 Secret Advisor 116 No Boy 3 First Color 116 Scocca 1 Debbie's Tr'sseau 109 Smith Andrea's Star 113 Bolin a Homecookin it Hawley 5 Mrs. Barbara M. Ill No Boy 4 Ling's Rose 106 Morales P.P.

Horn i Brother R. Princ 16 C. Bdumenfeld 1 Red Chfnk 1 Breeze Maker I Debbies Beaj 10 Strongman 15 Jonahs Act 12 TV Replay Eiido 18 George Candoit 3 Sail Ahoy a Onpage 4 One Wise Man 13 Barkhouse Come October 17 Expensive Data 11 Small Target Wt. Jockey 105 Brusclno 110 Berberena 115 Goocher 115 No Bov 115 No Boy 101 Smith US Oaniean 115 Gaff gl lone 115 Bove 115 No Boy 110 Corner 110 No Boy 110 Blum 115 Rod 119 Suarez 115 No Boy 115 Patterson 119 Blum II Marea Encima 116 Rotz 7 Be Seeing You 116 Fernandez Roses Day 113 Slovall 9 Miss Perfectionist 113 No Boy 17 Miss Muffler lie Hawley 16 Proud Daughter 116 Hoi IJ Miss King Twist 116 Marsuez with Grafitti a head in back of that for fourth. Inca Queen returned a healthy $19.40, $10.20 and $8.20 for the victory.

Kittiwake pari $5.80 and $4.40 with Alma North paying $4.60 for show. Although the handling is done by the younger Poole, credit for the strategy goes to the father. "This is the race we've had in mind all along," the senior Poole said. "This is the richest race for fillies and mares on the turf. With the race weighted the way it was I thought we had a good chance.

She worked a hell of a seven furlongs in Kentucky in 1:24 which is good for her." The veteran trainer knew his filly could run on the grass because she proved that at Belmont last fall with a pair of allowance wins on the turf. In two other grass starts Inca Queen has been second and third. Poole also liked the weight, P.P. Horse Wt. Jockey 1 3 Salvo 107 Macoeth 4 Holmesfrelch 105 Macbeth 1 Dusk To Dawn 111 Barrera jlO Hope Eternal 108 Astorga I 2 Judge Tvtus 1)1 ernt 6 Joe Willie 107 Rotz 7 Joe Gaylord 109 Per-et 9 Roman Scout 109 Miplt 5 Bagdads Rocket 105 Barrera Twin Tim 114 No Boy NINTH RACE miles (turf); 3-year- elds and up; Palm Beach Handicap; ours $20,000 added.

P.P. Horse Wl. Jockey 7 Falrview Lad 107 Perret 2 Sea Bird Gee 106 No Boy 6 Lord Vancouver 108 Hawley ill Idle Minds 111 No Boy 10 Flying Brick 110 No Boy 4 Prince Of Truth 110 Blum Win Out 111 No Boy 3 Kllng Kllng 111 Rotz 1 Northern Bay 114 Lovato I Shelter Bay 115 Woodhous 5 Star Envoy 113 Vasquez TENTH RACE miles; and up; claiming purse $4,800. P.P. Horse Wt.

Jockey 1 Careto 110 Garcia 8 Waltzing Be 117 Rotz 5 Sequential 117 No Boy 9 Levee Colector 1)7 Marquez 1 Adorlc 113 Blum 2 Sneak A Peak 114 Berberena 4 Aucoclsco 115 Stovall 7 Compadrito II 117 Rotz 3 Lodestar 117 Marquez Helen two and a half weeks ago, maintained the lead right to the stretch with Grafitti close. But in the far turn, first Inca Queen and then Kittiwake started to move, racing past tiring horses. The inside of the track got very crowded in a hurry as they straightened out, so Patterson took his filly wide. It was a good move as the winner raced down the stretch unhindered to the wire. He-liodoro Gustines, riding Kittiwake, did lodge a complaint against the winner for interference at the eighth pole but the stewards quickly disallowed it.

It wasn't much of a claim, as even Gustines admitted. "When the winner came around me she got in front and dropped in a little bit," he said. "I wasn't really bothered but it made my horse check." Patterson added, "If I bothered anybody I don't know where it was." Perhaps the biggest surprise was Grafitti, normally a strong stretch runner. She seemed to be in the right position at the top of the stretch but never made a real move." "My horse tired," was the simple explanation of rider Marco Castaneda. Poole was also a little surprised at the failure of Grafitti to get into the money.

"I figured the ten horse (Grafitti) was the horse to beat," he said. "But she didn't even fin-, ish in the money which shows what kind of a handicapper I am." In this case at least, it was a matter of like father, like son. The younger Poole, finally old enough to make a wager, admitted he hadn't bet on his own horse. Superstition was the culprit. But the win should make him a big man on campus.

"All week long his classmates have been asking him if his horse was ready, if they should bet on her," the father said. "I hope they did." a understandable opinion since the filly got in at 108 pounds. "There were other races for her here but she wasn't going to get in at 108 if she went in those," he said. In three previous starts at Hialeah, all on the dirt, Inca Queen ran second, seventh and eighth. The last two came in the Mimosa and the Black Helen and as Poole said, "Shs ran damn bad, I might add." The filly more than made up for it yesterday with a strong move coming off the far turn into the stretch.

"I told the jockey (Garth Patterson) that he should be laying somewhere in the middle of the pack and then when he was ready to move, to go with her," the elder Poole said. "I figured if she can't move with 108 pounds, we're in the wrong spot anyway." East Acres' Alma North jumped into the early lead as expected with Irish Party and Grafitti, favored on the board at S-2, laying third. Alma North, winner of the Black l'i miles; 3-vi FIFTH RACE maidens; claiming SECOND RACE 7 furlongs; 3-year-old $3,1100. fillies; claiming purse Inca Queen presented the young trainer-college student with a great present, a three length victory in the Columbiana Handicap at Hialeah Race Course. Poole, a senior at Biscayne College, handles the 4-year-old Hail to Reason filly for his father, George Poole, while he's not attending classes.

Yesterday it turned out to be a pretty lucrative part-time job. Inca Queen came charging from well off the pace into contention at the top of the stretch and won it going away, three lengths in front of Kittiwake. Alma North was a neck further back for third P.P. Horse 13 Lady Lavender 11 Four Neelrod 4 Desertiz Getzila 1 Pappy's Day No Bribery 7 Bay Bar I Summer Gam 6 Gun Power 9 Super Slick 12 Shepherds Song 3 Ev Of Storm Wt. Jockey 113 Blum 118 Galfgllon III Goucher 113 Rotz 118 Bov 111 Patterson 113 McKeever 118 Mora 118 Maddock 118 No Boy 108 No Boy 118 Rotz 122 Macbeth P.P.

Horse Wl. Jockey 3 Decathagal 111 Berberena 11 I'm Forever 111 Gomez 16 Llnler 116 No Boy -9 Nearly Min 116 Scocca 15 Lake Harriet 116 No Boy 13 Needle's Baby 116 No Bov 18 Iron Tonettt 116 Manual 17 Cold Draft 116 Perret 5 Lady Maria Lisa 116 Patterson 6 Jal Baba 116 No Boy I Lea Edie 116 Bov Fair And Warmer 111 Oomez 10 Think Twice 116 Patterson 1 Come To The Ball 116 Reagan 10 Welsh Miner SIXTH RACE 1 1 miles (turf); 3-year- olds and up; allowance; purse $5,500. 116 Fernicola 111 Gomez 116 Noble 116 Perret 4 Wonder Track 7 Royal Car 14 Fly Bye Sib 2 Muy Picant Preferred Plays HIALEAH INSIDER SELECtlOliS P.P. Horse Wt. Jockey 7 Delphic Jingle 120 No Boy 6 Bombala IIS Berberena Plum Purty 113 Garcia 1 Sailors Hornpipe 111 Imparato 4 Jolly Fox 113 Garcia 7 Bird Boots 111 Dennie 5 Ninety Day Wnder 111 Imparato 3 Oklahoma Lll 113 Bruscino THIRD RACE 5 furlongs; 2-year-old Biscayne 1 Results Palm Beach Kennel Club maidens; purs $4,000.

By Ted Tamer 2-vear- EVENING 1ST-RPC, 30.77. SEVENTH RACE-5 furlongs; olds; allowance! purs $5,000. (Hialeah Insider is at the track dally at 5:30 a.m. He sees each hors work. A tipster, yes, but one who knows what It' talking about.) DR.

DO MUCH (3rd) Highly regarded youngster, has learned his lessons well. MISS KING TWIST (4th) Will continue to win as long as she's kept with this kind. JOE GAYLORD (8th) Has a good chance to upset at a 2-Shana Lee 27.60 13.20 5.80 7 Ruby Tango 1.00 4.00 I Maxsand 4.00 2ND Mil. T3l.fi. QS1M0, PS3f.0 P.P.

Horse Wl. Jockey 3 Poppy Jackie 117 Perret Diplomat D'but't 117 No Boy 10 Tiny Hamlet 115 No Boy 1 H'wallan Wr Dnc 115 No Boy Yanks Lose (Continued from Page ID) fielder Victor Bell and rolled to the fence. Bernhardt followed with a double off the left-field fence and later scored on a passed ball by Jose DelMoral. But the Yankees, who had scored 28 runs in two games at Key West, did not get another extra-base hit. They had seven singles but most of them were of the scratchy variety.

The attendance was announced as 2,124. 5 Telburn 4.60 2.80 2.M 1ST-MC 50.15, 0 $88.20 4 Tresca 9.60 6.00 4.60 3 Lea Mist 11.40 7.60 2 Assistance 5.20 2ND-MC, 49.97, $37.00, Trlf. (4-1-3) $649.40 4 Demonstrator 20.00 .60 4.20 1 Petite Patsy 3.80 2.40 3 Fall Season 3.60 Daily Double (4-4) $112.80 3RD MC, 49.82, $19.40, Trlf. (5-2-7I $187.60 5 Bonny Can 12.00 4.60 3.60 2 Honey Do 3.40 3 00 7 Ryker 4.20 Wt. Jockey 120 No Boy 120 Perret 120 No Boy 120 No Boy 120 Blum 120 Lucas 120 Hawley 120 McKeever 120 Vier 120 No Boy 120 Mintnto 120 Lester 120 Marquez 120 Rotz 120 Woodhous 120 Rotz 120 Woodhous P.P.

Horse 15 Inca Warrior 1 Mangoright 4 Third Daaulrl 11 Brilliant Charger 12 Johnhenrl 9 Oneyt Imp 13 Happy Chant 1 Musician 1 No More Sir 16 Shoe Size 17 Swoon's Pinto 2 Pool Fool's Affair I Wise Solomon 10 work My wsy 7 Chieftain's Glory 14 Dr. Do Much Sharp recent workout shows he has price. AUCOCISCO (10th) not lost his zip. 9 Cades Cove 9 Natural Sound 1 Com October, Strongman, TV Replay 2 Fly Bv Sly, Jal Baba, Muyplcant 3 Dr. Do Much, Chieftain's Glory, Pool 4 Miss King Twist, Seeing You, First Color 5 Welsh Miner, No Bribery, Shepherd's Song 6 Bomballa, Plum Purty, Sailor's Hornpipe 7 SAILOR GO HOME, Fanny Farkle, O'Flynn 8 Dusk To Dawn, Twin Time, Roman Scout 9 Northern Bay, Star Envoy, Shelter 10 Levee Collector, Sneaky Pete, Adoric 6 Leon Koft 4.60 3.80 1 Dandy Glaze 4.40 Daily Doubl (2-5) $72.40 3RD PC 30.63, $35.60, $105.60 a-Eurus 11.20 5.60 5.20 5 Spun Glory 6.20 4.60 1 H.

Escort 6.40 4TH-RPC, 30.66, $1 .00, $43.10 6 C. Tim 6.60 3.60 3.20 1 Eileen Starr 3 80 3 ill 12 Up For Wind 11 Bold Umber 115 Vasquez 117 No Boy 112 Macbeth 120 Hawley 120 Imparato 114 Hawley 120 Rotz 117 Perret 4TH-MC, 50.02, 0 $142.00, Trlf. (4-1-5) $2,431.00 6 Zip Chick 37.60 15.40 7 60 2 E. Daybuster 4.60 4 O'Flynn 6 Fanny Farkle I Sailor Go Home 7 Straight Trip i 3 Jeff J. 15.20 10.00 Horses To Watch HIALEAH INSIDER STH-H Mil.

31.71. $46.40, $122.10 5 Doctor Boo G. 1.20 5TH-MC, 49.86, $15.60, Trlf. (3 2-6) $164.40 3 Broken Song 6.00 3.40 3.00 2 Cisanell 4.40 3 60 6 Runyon Spider 3.80 6TH-MC, 49.69, $62.00, Trif. (5-4-1) $1,572.20 KEY WEST FORT LAUD.

bl Hialeah Race Charts- Green 2b 5 Far And Away 6.80 4.60 2.80 4 0 10 3 111 4 12 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 10 4 0 10 4 0 2 0 3 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Sixth Race Robbins rf Brnhardt lb Whitfield If Hall Lindsey 3b Murray cf Hernandz ss Aponte Raschke Rossi ph ab bi 2 0 10 10 10 '0100 4 0 0 0 3 112 4121 4 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 0 31 4 I 4 Villar ph-cf Herrera ph Barlow pr Felix rf Ulsh lb DeFeits 3b-lf Paz 2b Lopez ss DelMoral Giminez Nina cf Alcala Perez Ochoa ph Totals 6 furlongs. Purse $4,800. 4-vear-olds-sVup. Claiming Off at Start good, won driving. Winner, Mrs.

W. R. Kelly's B. g. (1968), by Royal Dorimar Sinning Riwrl, by Persian Road II.

Trained by A. Cleff. Times; (Copyrighted, 1971. by Triangle Publications, Inc.) WEATHER CLEAR TRACK FAST First Race 7 furlongs (chute). Purse $4,000.

4-vear-olds It up. Claiming. S5.OOO-t4.00O. Off at 1:15. Star good, won driving.

Winner, J. G. Gokey's Ok. b. or Br.

c. 168), by Beau Purple Rule Me Now, by Bold Ruler. Trained by N. Wlnick. Times: 1:26.

4 Admiral's Queen 8.20 4.00 3.60 5 Sunny Friday 12.00 5.00 7 Jary Men 3.80 4TH-RPC, 30.55, $66.80, $202.2 1 Daily Venfur 10.20 5.40 2.80 8 Coco's Palm 10.20 5.40 7 Scrambler 2.60 7TH Mil, T3S.7, $46.20, 4 M.H.'s Happy Field 15.60 5.80 4.40 7 Nixon Tobey 8.40 5.00 2 Gold Broker 4.60 8TH Mil, 38.49, $24.20, $7.50 3 Jubilant Joanne 13.60 5.20 3.60 8 H.D.'s Moundville 3.20 3.60 5 Dandy Mo Joe 7.40 TH RPC, 30.50, $28.60, 183.70 3 Hot Shot Ron 19.80 6.20 4.20 4 Imco Dream 4.80 3.20 2 Nixon Marsha 4.20 I0TH-RPC, T2M7, QI8 60, $34.50 4 Dokie 9.60 3.00 2.60 5 Blue Diamond 3.60 3.20 1 New Label 3.40 11TH RPC, 30.46, $35.60 2 Expert Choice 2.60 2.60 7 Lady Brook 6.00 11.00 8 Dewltt's Ban 3.40 12TH DC, 42.59, $12.40, $29.40 1 5 Stanno 4,00 2.80 3.40 I Hurry Home Ed 3,00 2.80 4 Vendes Stormy 4.00 Bia (2-7, 1-5) $186.00 A 4,609 Handle $268,548.00 1:12. Wt.iPl 14 I Vi Str'ch'Finistii Odds Jockey Horse (Hialeah Insider is at the track daily at He sees each hors work. A tipsier, yes, but an who knows what he's talking about.) CALL A CAT Useful sort who has been overmatched lately, a drop down should get the job done. GRANNY'S BOY In shrewd hands and will gain a purse before long. MOSTLY Been working sensationally and generally runs true to form.

CORAL SUNRISE No telling how good this one can be, as she just galloped in her only out this year. TV MISS. Closed a big gap going short, perhaps a little more distance would help. WHOA GUS Just keeps hammering on the door, seems to like the turf, give him another chance over it with his own grade. JEEPOSE Ran into a real toughie last out, should be hard to handle with a similar kind.

ROYAL PLATZA Is razor-sharp now and could be tough if not placed too ambitiously. Totals 32 2 1 7 1171 7,10 hdilO jilO II 3 4.00 ..000 000 0404 31 1 hd 2 no! hd 3 IVil hd! 4 no! 11191 51 IVil 3 1117! 41 6 hdl 7 Key West Fort Lauderdale 4 Inky Betty 14.20 5.00 1 S.S. Candy Kisses 4.60 7TH-A Mil, 30.94, $23.00, Trlf. (6-4-7) $674.60 6 Barbara Lure 5.20 4.60 3.40 4 Tropic Tonic 6.60 4.80 7 Mortar Lloht 5.80 9TH Mil, 30.49, $14.60, Trif. (4-5-6) $31.80 1 Madison Citation 5.20 3.00 2.60 4 Snatch Her 3.40 2.60 6-Rowntowner 3.4 Mile, 30.49, $14 60, Trif.

(4-5-8) $50.40 4 Big Whizzer 3.00 2.60 2.20 5 B.B.'S Muttley 4.60 2.0 8 Scoby King 3.00 10TH-MC, 49.69, $32.60, Trlf. (2-3-8) $105.40 2 Fllk Flak 7.60 5.60 3.40 3 Scrambling Bobbi 8.00 8 Silver Sue 2.40 11TH MC, 49.30, 0 $153.00, Trif. (7-1-3) $1,916.40 8 Kip's Marie 13,20 1 1 Broadway Stardust 11.00 6,60 3 Truly Fine lu.uu 4 .200 000 0002 Vj str'ch! Finish! Odds Wt. Horse Jockey 16.20 6.10 13.70 I 1 7)1 Or 7 V2I 5 hd! 5 11131 3 2 31 2 2 3 5 no 2 6 wi 1161 31 5 Vi! 3 1 31 1 3: 1.60 117l 51 7 31 5 4 5 ll 4.80 1171 2 hd! 2 Vil 2 I'-il 3 2M 7.00 4.10 21 6 115 9 31 9 Vil 7 Vil 50.10 Raschke. DP Fort Lauderdale 1, Key West 4.

LOB Key West 7, Fort Lauderdale 8. 2B Bernhardt. HR Rob-bins. SB Ulsh, Green, DeFeits. Felix.

HBP By Oponte (Bell). WP Del Moral. Att. 2.124. 113112111 41 9 hdl 1 1171 6 1 hdl 1 3 hdj 4 I'll 9.30 hd I 3l 1.90 Big Road (Maple Prom Ross (Marquez) Petrous (Barrera) Sui Generis (Micell) Robust Ruler (lannelll) County Judge (Riguez) Tassol (Perret Break Or Make (Ceda) Prince Jerry (Blum) On Guard (Maddock) Court Page (Hole) Gooetthemoney (Patson) 7-BIG ROAO PROM ROSS 4 PETROUS 117 vi a vi! Ji 3 nm Wl 9 2''3 20.40, '17 Purple Gee (Marquez) Maw Nipper (Rdriguez) Renepache (Fernicola) ((Viera) 1 Walk Sam (Barrera) Needless Mate (Perret) Jov From Ways (Noble) Tune Up Time (Hole) Rohul (Gatfglione) Big Trim (Senegal 6 11 hd; 1 hdl 6 Vil 4 Vi 8 12 ill310 6 1'5 31 6 31 12.80 113 1 4 hdl I 7 I .61 7 14.30 I11711! 1 115 6 4 1117! 1 5 11131 3 '1171 9 12 ER BB SO Vil 8 hdl 10 nki 5.10 2H1 Hill no! 17.70 112 112 I 18.20 115 81 3 lVj 4 hd 7 I 4 9.50 113! 7'10 10 19 3 9 7 76.10 113 4 9 4 9 llO I 62.40 IP Alcala 7 5 Perez 1 1-3 4 Coffman 2-30 Aponte (L.0-1) ,,,,.,.7 1-3 7 Raschke 1 2-3 1 $17.60 $7.20 6.00 $4.40 4.00 8.00 $5.20 $3.70 4.60 $3.20 3.40 4.60 3 PURPUE GEE 5 MAW NIPPER I RENEPACHE BiG ROAD unhurried early came wide into the stretch closed with a rushan was along in me tinai smae.

rui ROSS steadied on the turn slipped through along the Inside ii linn in hi i i alt he head of the stretch gained command a sixteenth out and lust failed to last. PETROUS forwordly placed rallied from along the Inside In the stretch run and also lust PURPLE GEE save ground early outside at the head of the stretch to gain command quickly opened a clear lead and remained clear under pressure. MAW NIPPER steadily improved his position from the outside to best the others. RENEPACHE remained inside and was a serious threat to mldslreach wher he began to weaken. GAR-FER-RO offered little resistance when displaced at the head of the stretch.

missed, Seventh Race miles. (Turf). Purse $6,500. 4-year-olds up. Claim Second Race In.

Off at 4:14. Start good, won driving. Win ner, Mrs. J. Scott's B.

g. (1968), by Better Bee Sea Puss, by Coastal Traffic. Trained by B. Heap. Time: 1:41.

7 furlongs (chute). Purse $4,000. 3-vear-old. Maiden (Special Weights). Off at 1:45.

Start good, won driving. Winner, L. A Noble's B. c. (1969), by On And On Todeschma, by Tornado.

Trained by E. A. Lopez. Times: :23, 1:11, Vi IStr'ch Finishl Odds Wt. Jockey Horse hd 1 1 1.

lVi 1 n0 5.00 hdl 3 112 21 2 nk 27.40 Better Sea (Perret) 113 1 Best Level (Blum) H17I 21 3 c-Dide And Rule (Hole) 11712! 6 'i IStr'ch Finish! Odds Wt. 14 Jockey Horse 5 hd 3 hd 3 Va 1.80 1.90 Vil 7 hd 5 31 4 II 18.20 11151 3 Whitsun (Astorga) 3. 6 41 I 31 4 l'j 2 hdl 20.40 Vl 4 Vi 4 I Vil 5 4 380. "WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD" "WE'RE IN BUSINESS FOR THE FUN OF IT" CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYGLAS 21 8 116 hd i II 1 1119! 71 5 1116 101 9 1141 610 115 8.11 5110 3 7 I'il 7 Vil 7.60 4 11 2 hd! 8 1'il 7.60 Cnerokee Chief ICastda) 11221 9 6 Native Shoes (Dennie) I22 51 7 21 5 Comder Fayette (Rgez) 2 21 2 Proper Escort (Pattson) 122! 3 4 IVjI 3 Family Table (Mrquez) 1 122 10 10 7 Flying Crimson (Gsnes) I122 8: 8 VjHO Maharif (Barrera) 1122; 2i 3 hdl 4 On Loan (Fernicola) 11221 4 1 ij 1 Allervale (Hole) 1122,111 5 Vj) I Maior Domo IBIvm) 1122! 112 111 Navy Lieut (Gustlnes) C-Pleast Harbr (Mquez) a-Garcy (McKeever) a-Rio Caudaloso (Long) b-Maui King (Maple) Harberer (Castaneda) Merry Perry (Barrera) b-Dun Haven (Miceli) II 6 Vil I hd 9 nol 38.71 1 3 3V hd! 3 Wi 4 4 Va 7 hdl IVj I V-l hd 31 5 hd! 7 hd hd! 2 Vj I 4' 1 219 3 2 Vj 10 hdilO hdl 1131111 7 119! 5 4 2 9 hdlO 4.70 42.30 7.30 7.70 5.40 57.70 13.10 3.90 29.10 12.80 98 04 31 2 Villi 3111 3Vl 11.50 1171 2 113 9 12 112 12 112 I 38.70 HSU Vive La Franca (Micell) 11221 91 6 'il hd ll 411 9 1 a Coupled Garcy and Rio Caudaoloso. Coupled Dun Haven and Maui King, Coupled Pleasant Harbour end Divide And Rule.

j. i Lady Lavender (Astrga) 711 12 SS.M I I I- -CHEROKEE CHIEF $4.20 12 20 $3.00 6.00 12.20 $4.60 1.20 280 5 NATIVE SHOES 11 COMMANDER FAYETTE fin 4 BETTER SEA $12.00 $7.40 5 BEST LEVEL 25.20 3c DIVIDE AND RULE PERFECTA (4-5) PAID 5206.40 pi NARROW STRIPE WHITEWALLS DAILY DOUBLE (3 4) PAID $11.80 i DUAL NARROW STRIPE WHITEWALLS 1 'NARROW STRIPE WHITEWALLS BETTER SEA alternated for command with MERR SIZES (B78X14, E78X14, F78X14) SIZES (678X14) (678X15) (H78X14, H78X15, J78X15) PERRY for half, disposed of that one on th far turn entered the stretch with clear lead nd lasted over BEST LEVEL. The latter along the Inside was checked on the far turn came between horses at th head of th stretch and was SIZES (L84X15. Replaces 178x15, 915x15) 1 CHEROKEE CHIEF unhurried early rallied between horses in the drlv altered cours slightly when NATIVE final stride from between horses. NATIVE SHOES rallied SHOES drifted in under pressure late and was up In the from th outside In the stretch run cam In slightly under pressure In the late stages forcing the winner to alter course and lust missed.

COMMANDER FAYETTE prompted the early pace gained command at the head of th stretch opened a clear lead weakened late and could not hold off the top pair. PROPER ESCORT a factor from th outset could not appreciably gain ground in th strtch run. FAMILY TABLE had a mild stretch rally. wearing down the winner at the finish while appearing to oe luaaina In the late stages. DIVIDE ANO RULE forwardly placed cam between horses att he head of th stretch and was gaining sreaany at rne Tinisn.

oo.4$ Eighth Race wjni oo JM4 a furlonas. Purse $8,000. 4-year-olds ft UP. Allowance. Off at 4:45.

Start good, won driving. Winner, Mrs. F. Bierer's Third Race B. g.

(1967), by Rambunctious Moya, bv Alsab. Trained FOR by F. J. McManns. Times: mm.

Vi Str'chiFinishl Odds furlongs. Purs $4,200. 4-year-olds ft up. Claiming. Off at 2:16.

Start good, won driving. Winner, Elias Bros. Farm's B. g. (1965), by Needles Solar System, by Air Hero.

Trained by C. Moiena. Times: Jockey Horse 1151 31 2 IVil 2 31 2 31 1 1.70 Obstreoerous (Maple) Lafavette (lannelll) 11171 5 3 II vi '2 I nKI I.5U 3.30 21 4 IVil 4 II 3 1 Str'ch Finish1 Odds Wt. PI Horse Jockey 4 5 18.60 in hdT4 60 Clancorr (Hole) 122 2 Misty Fields (Barrera) 115! 4 x-Like The Dickens (Gz) 110 Batelet (Lovato) 11151 1 Continental Fare (As) 115 6 25.10 7.90 Vil 5 3 5 4 6 61 6 2 1 41 1 7 7 4 4 4, 5 hd! 27 'I 31 2 IV2 1.80 lit ,2 2 as. ,1171 710 9 116 1 Vi 1 1110! 9 3 hdl 3 1117 10; 4 hdl 5 117.10 hdl 5 81.30 x-5 Lbs.

AAC. 3 2'il 2.90 lj 4 hd! 43.40 I 4 hdl 11.40 II l'-il 38.80 Vi 7 no! 16.70 Vil 8 20.60 McCarthy (Perret) Mid Tim (Marquez) XK-Llolele (Martinez) Our Scene (Barrow) Sues Mood (Barrera) Wide Chance (Astorga) Chief Intent (Viera) Naturally Tons (Perez) Bombed (Gaffgllone) Gypsy King (Samuel) 55.40 1151 81 2 1WI 2 1171 2 5 ml 4 $2.80 $2.20 3.00 2.20 2.40 3-OBSTREPEROUS 5-G LAFAYETTE CLANCORR 117 5 8 7 117 4 9 8 10! 9 17 4,40 ADC TD fDf Dm IC tuac ucwl riff thp Arlv aur I rame 115! 1 6 hd 10 ILL" I along the inside at the head of the stretch gained command MOUNTING FREE THIS LOCATIOiN ONLY xx 7 Lbs. AAC. LIMITED QUANTITY 4 80 3.40 in midstretch opened a clear lead and lasted over LAFAYETTE. The latter forwardly placed responded to pressure in early stretch and was wearing down the winner at the finish.

CLANCORR rallied along the inside In the stretch run and was gaining steadily at the finish. 7 McCarthy $11.20 3 MID TIME LIOLELE $3.20 2.60 280 PRE-SEASON PERFECTA (7-3) PAID $33.20 Ninth Race PINTO TO CADILLAC! 4 SEJiCIC ABSORBERS DOUBLE ACTION ANY AMERICAN MADE CAR AUTO ABB COrJDJ MCCARTHY unhurried when outrun early finished with rush from between horses and was up in the final stride from the outside. MID TIME shok otf WIDE CHANCE after a quarter opened ac lear lead shortened stride In the final sixteentha nd lust failed to last. LIOLELE prominent from the outset was gaining slowly at th finish. OUR SCENE was gaining slowly at the finish.

1,, miles. (Turf). Purse $50,000. 3-year-olds ft up (Fillies and Mares). Columbiana Handicap.

Off 5:16. Start good, won driving. Winner, C. V. Witney's B.

f. (1968), by Hail to Reason Silver Spoon, by Citation. Trained by G. Pool. Time: 1:53.

PI Vj I '4 iStr'ch Finish Odds Jockey Horse JIM iiiramii iii.fi -rfV Fourth Race mi MtKIUM MAUt 1108! 1 Vii 6 ivy 2 Vil 1 37 11191 8 4 II 5 Vi! 4 Vil 2 nkl 123111 1 IVil 1 1 hd! 3 hd 115110! 2 Vil 2 Til 3 114 hd; Inca Queen (Patterson) Kittiwake (Gustines) Alma North (Lovato) Grafittl (Castaneda) New Shocks make for a smoother safer ride. Outer front wheel bearings packed at no extra LIFETIME GUARANTEE (Parts luarantted as lonf as yw own aresent car) MY MRICMMDE CM Replace linings on all 4 wheels Check Hydraulic system All 8 Brake Shoes Contour round All 4 Brake Drums Refaced Bleed and flush brake system if needed, add brake fluid Front wheel bearings repacked Grease seals extra Lifetime free adjustment of 8.70 4.90 5.90 2.60 25.70 44.30 6.40 9.50 Evacuate system of air and moisture' lll 7i 5 113 hdl Vi 5 Viewpoise (MacBeth) 7 furlongs. (Chute). Purse $4,000 4-year-olds ft UP. Claiming.

Oft at 2:45. Start good, won driving. Winner, Two Stable's B. g. (1967), by Atoll Mighty Easy, by Mighty Story.

Trained by G. W. Hudson. Times: a Flor De Sombra (Bara) illll 4 Vi 8 l.j 7 Vi! 6 Vi 116 1210 hd10 Vi I 41 7 ,1161 3 IVil 4 hdl 5 Vl! I 214 llll 612 12 HO 9 l'i Toter Back (Hawley) Irish Party (Maple) Electronic test Adjust belts and tighten fittings Add Freon as needed. FREE INSTALLATION Wt.

Horse Jockey 'i Str'ch Finish Osts 16.80 Twirler (Miceli) Ruth's Edition (Perret) IH3I 1i8 31 7 hdl hd'10 i OlSC NOTE: 12.90 27.70 14.00 Glorioskv (Marquez) 5,11 l1 i ll 1' 2 11 3Vi $jj)0)95 rik i Queen Louie (Hole) in: 31 6 hd' 7 '112 12 brakes Ertra Little Nassau (Waida) ,1151 9. 3 Tl 2 1 Vi' 1 Pii 4.90 Glider Girl (Barrera) ill2; 6' 2 1 1WI 2 31 2 2l 10.70 Th Hornet (Viera) 117I 4: 5 hd; 4 hd! 3 2 3 4' il 3.50 Debs Gallant (Marquez) I hdl 4 II 5.00 Shadows Gay (Perret) 1117 6 hdl 6 hd! 5 5 3 00 Naughty Bow (Pattson) 117 8i 7 41 5 Vi! 4 6 21-. 11.50 Skullduggery (Hole) 117 9 9 7 41 7 7 16.10 xxxw-Bevi Jay (Brno) 101 1 21 4 7 3 8 21 8 l'i 96.60 Minorite (Blum) 115! 3 1 hd1 2 hd 9 I 4,60 $10.20 $8.20 5.80 4.40 4.60 2 INCA OUEEN 8 KITTIWAKE 11 ALMA NORTH TUNE-UP, lD38 NOT JUST A CHECK-UP A WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT INCA OUEEN away alertly was taken in hand and eased around the first turn moved outside along the backstretch w' 'irinfrtt. BALL JGfilT SPECIAL xxx 10 Lbs. AAC.

cw Correct Weight. 9 LITTLE NASSAU $11.80 $4.10 $4 00 (GLIDER GIRL 10.80 5.20 4 THE HORNET 4.40 DEAR LITTLE NASSAU never far back gamed command from (23)95- reached contention on th far turn cam wide into trie stretcn came in slightly under pressure while reaching even terms for command. In midstretch and drew out in the final sixteenth. A claim of foul lodged by th rider of KITTIWAKE against the winner charging interference in midstretch was disallowed. KITTIWAKE restrained off the early pace brushed with QUEEN LOUIE going into the first turn remaind in sharp contention and was in a little tight in midstretch iutfin-isned the others but could not stay with the winner.

ALMA NORTH moved quickly to command repulsed bid from GRAFITTI approaching the head of th stretch and save ground grudgingly in the final sixteenth. PRECISION DIAGNOSTIC EUGIflE TUfiE-UP ALL AMERICAN CARS $))95 ISC tES WHEEL fh outside in midstretch end slowly increased the margin. GLIDER GIRL alternated for command to inside the final ei9hth and then could not keep pact. THE HORNET was wittiin striking distance in midstretch but hung in the final ctiecked on the turn while appearing in tight quarters moved sixteenth. DEBS GALLANT ouHinished the others.

BEVIE JAY broke to the inside into SKULLDUGGERY. MINORITE gave way when headed on the turn. ALIGNMENT I Tenth Race ANY AMERICAN MM CAR! 2 Brand hew ball joints Steering tightened Inspect and adjust brakes If needed, add brake fluid Fifth Race ALL AMERICAN CARS miles. (Turf). Purse S4.600.

4-year-olds ft up. Claiming. Off at 5:46. Start good, won driving. Winner, J.

H. pierce Ch. e. (1967), by Dandy Mikes Doll, I by Red. Trainrd by J.

H. Pierce Jr. Time: NO I CYLINUERS Includes CHAMPION Sparkplugs points and condenser 40 point Electronic Engine Analysis Precision Tune-up Complete Carb adjustment AC FREON LEVEL CHECK WE CORRECT I'e mles. Purse $4,000. 4-year-olds ft up.

Claiming Off at 1. tsart good, won driving. Winner, O. Cox's B. g.

(1967). by O'Calaway Lester's Pride, by Model Cadet. Trained by C. W. Stieon.

Times: 1:40 1:54. Str'ch Finish Odds Wt. Horse Jockey 1115, 1 Vj Kmdiv (Perret) Manny (Perez) 11'! II 2 1W Wt. 4 Str'ch Finish Odds Jockey Horse CUMBER CASTER TOE IK CENTER STEERING WHEEl TIGHTEN STEERING LINKAGE 1', Dr Salk iRodriauez) I113i 5 1 l'i, 1 5i 1 1 l'i, 1 2, 1 2.60 2 3i 2 l'i! 2 1W1 5.80 4 Wl 3 3 IWi 4.30 8 3 4 I'll 4 11 44.40 3 hdl 5 5 1'! 10.10 5 Hi. 6 IWi 6 hdl 9.80 7 hdl 8 7 nk 18 30 I ill xx-Star Jab (Smith) ana i Hir0 i Siempre Pronto (Patsn) v1 1' 3 H17! I' 1108,12 9 1117, 3 1117: 4 3 11101 7 11 WHEEL ALIGNMENT TORSION BAR AND" AIR CONDrUONEO CARS Boxhaul (Hole) 1117 4 2 '1; 2 2 2 5: Telltal Evidence (Inli) 115! 2' 7 5 5 'il 4 hd 3 hd A'eneo (Miceli) 117( 3 hdl 3 lVii 3 Wl 4 1 Rpol Fox (Viera) 117! 8 6 i SIS '1 2 QUAKER STATE OIL ANO LUBE TjI Ver Cherry (Lovato) Lai I A Ua AT NO EXTRA CHARGE Shadow Way Ct (Mora) ,117 11 10 Mr Stoner (Perna) IT13 6: 2 7 'il I 1W 6 no 34.10 2 9 17 Wt 8 Vi' 5.30 12 I 3 9 3' 8.70 1 11 WHO 4 10 4W 42.80 1 6 5 11 9 37 60: 1 10 1W 12 12 27.10! Antioono (Fernicola) 113! 2 12 x-Table Cqest (Gomez) 1I2 5 4 Mary Pat (Scocca) 113 7 yxx-Arthur's Knt (Ferlo) 6 6 Proette Game (Long) 115! 1:5 2 4 hd 6 7 2W 20 50 Rock II (Daniean) 117 9 8 hd 17 hdj I 2 50 Hot 3 9 8 hdl 9 9 57 50 x5 Lbs.

AAC. Lbs. AAC. xxx-10 Lbs. AAC.

$6.40 1.6 mm mm 14.60 3 00 700 5 DR SALK SU.M 4 BOXHAUL TELLTALE EVIDENCE $4.40 6.60 9 KINDLY 1 MANNY I AUERHAHN $3.60 40 3.40 PERFECTA (5 4) PAID $62.80 PERFECTA (91) PAID $70 60 DR SALK shook off MR STONE early opened a commanding led on the far turn and was best while all out at the finish. BOXHAUL prominent from the outset was gaining slowly att he finish. TELLTALE EVIDENCE was best of th KINDLY saved ground on the first turn gained command along the backstretch entered the stretch with clear lead and proved best while fully extended at the finish. 1 others. ATENEO lacked the needed late response.

REGAL FOX bore in badly In midstretch while between horses I 2" forcing PROETTE GAME Into the inner rail desoit strong ha'' nd was wearm, that one tfowft at finish. AUERHAHN I the moved to contention fronv twtween horses after the ail continued on fairJy well and was i 3: slowly the fnh. nanattng from nts naur. wr iUNfcR was Ttnisnea atrer a fcalf, PROEJTE GAME was in very tight quarters aiom th im-itf in fHJstrMch and again inside the final ROCK II wn rwvar a tftrtat. Attendance 14,124 Hanox 1.