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WOODBINE RACE CHARTS THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962 CLEAR AND FAST &-ROAD SONG ... on TALK . ETY MAN First Race 6 furlongs. t-year-old maidens. Purse an. Jockey $a 63% Be Tie 62 61% Rogers--J L Smaltinan 8 7-2 7-5% Bolin--Bo-Teek Farm 3% & & Robinson--E J Reed . -- JJ Mooney Sr. 055. Double Pool 42,258 Second R Co eee on ace 8-SHEILA'S SLEEPER |. 7 furlongs. 4year-olds and up. Claiming all $2500, Purse $1800. Str Fin Jockey 10-% 6% 6h Gubb' 3-1 3-1 7-2% Wolski--Mrs E Morrison 13- U-l 8% Dittfach--J O Taylor Th 9h 91% Hale--Newtondale Sta 4% 8h 10h Roser--White Oak Sta 5-4 10-% 1l-nk Rogers--F Tosch 12-2 12-44% McComb--Beach Sta F 9% 13 13- F -- Field Winner dk, », & 4, Bull Page --Ardomar. Trainer J Major. Start good, won driving. Pool 38,184. 7 61 Rasmussen--Vairnburn 8.50 3.40 2.80 7. Fm DAILY DOUBLE 8 and 9 PAID $187.40 10-MAVIS . F 1D: DISCOVERY 'BAY Third Race DISCOVERY B @ furlongs, 4-year-olds and up. Claiming sli $2500. Purse $1800, Wt PPSt % % Str Fin Jockey Owner 10913 5 2nk 22 2-2% 1-nk Dalton--K R Marshall . 1211 2.12 1% 12 23% Turcotte--H E fab Pollock 117 21210% Th 4% 3-% Parnell--Mrs B S Chris 9-nk 9-h 27.50 12.10 12, Mavis Discovery Bay Crucial Hit ..... - 12 8 8 3-1% 5-1 Dittfach--Four L's Sta 7-1 6% Gordon--Leroy A Tobey 5-% 7-1% Viola--Valley Farm Sta 9-3 81% Fitz'ons--Janley Sta 109 73 Sh 3-% 117 5 10 12-% 10-nk +. 11214 1 34% 42 Quick Prince ... 117 41414 1-% Mayfair Mews .. 107 9 7 7-L 51 'Lo! -. 117 111 11-% 123 11212 6 6-1 8% 8h 9-5% Dreyer--H Katz F 12-3 10-% Gubbins--M Soldo 10-1 11-14% McComb--S Cocomile F 11410 4 4&nk 6% r% 12-24% Cosentino--E B Seedh 8.90 90 9.00 11.90 6-% 4no Rob'son--Millard, Prussky Ouse see. 1144 313 13-2 14- War Advice . 112 6 9 &nk 13-% Winner b, m, 6, Pavot -- Princess Slip. Start good, won driving. Y3-1 13-1% Rogers--C Turner 14 614 Harrison--D L Innes F F -- Field Bong if rooney, '001 50,11 Fourth Race & furlongs. @year-olds. Ciaiming Teachuck Gardens Win ... Red Pal . Hippomedon . Peter Wrack Trojan Trooper Bourbon Will Winner b, f, 2 Woodehuck Start good, won driving. 01135000, Purse $2000, --High Tes. Trainer F H Merrill Jr. 9-TEACHUCK + 10.90 6.90 4.20 7-GARDENS WIN ....... x 7.30 8-RED PAL ... 4.00 Jockey Owner H'son--Mrs F H Merrill Jr Roser--Garden City Sta 3-nk Rogers--J L Smallman -nk Rem'd--Early Mischief Sta -1% Gordon--M S Trusler -2 Dalton--Kinrara Sta 1% Adams--D A Boddy - Bolin--Bo-Teek Farm outdistanced G'bins--JC, JH MacKin'n Pool 48,174. Fifth Race 1 1-16 Miles turf course, Wt PP St Puss 'N Boots 19 5 1 Marcus Antonius 114 3 2 Absent Son 119 4 4 Beauty Strip 107 23 Famulus 1415 3S Winner b e 8 Solar Slipper--Cat Key. Start good, won easily. S-year-olds, 1-PUSS "N BOOTS 3.00 4MARCUS ANTONIUS 5-ABSENT SON Allowances. Purse $2800. Str Fin Jockey 1-2% 1-1% Gubbins--R and'W w "Gian 2-% 2% Potts--L Lear 3-3. 3-3% Hale--Pine Tree Sta 412 422 Robin: Smythe 5S 5- Fitzsi'ns--Mrs Von Rich'n Trainer F W Merrill Jr . Pool 22,185. Quinella pool 26,765 QUINELLA 1 and 4 PAID $29.70 Sixth Race @ Farlongs, é-year-olds and ap, Wt PP St % 116 sonsee U8 Peasy 106 Chinese Bandit 116 Janet Yates . 107 Fair Juror Gandhurst 2nd % open oe 1-2 ill 109 aUnRows MParwurn Winner ch h 5 Errard--Mirth. TrainerL Hah gong Jr. 'ool 4 Start good, won ridden out, elaim ing all $6000, Purse $2100. 7-PENTATHIAN .... 5-EMPIRIC sone 6-PAULPOLLY ead 5.00 4.10 4.30 3.50 4.70) Ste Fin Jockey Owner 15 1-4% Rogers--W_ CPitfield 5-2% 2-1 Lanoway--D C Cross * 3-no Wolski--N. Amer. F'm Rotenberg 5-2% Har'son--F J E Schults 6-3% chee gg F'm 7 Dreyer--G R Gardiner Seventh Race © Furlongs, ¢year-olds and up, claiming all $6000, Purse $2100. wt 'tn kh Str 2h 1h 3-2% 2h 4% 6h 5-2 1h 13% 8 Winner dk br ¢ 4 Spartan Valor --Miss sa Trainer J C Bentley. Pool 56,142 |» won driving, «BRAVE SPARTAN .. 3-ELATED'S PAL 6STAR GUN Fin Jockey 13 1-3% Rem'lard--Roymar Sta | 2-1% 2-no Bolin--Dew Valley F'm 3nk 32 Fitzsi'ns--J E F oh ld Sh 41 Har'son--Stafford 6% 3% Gubbins--The Pusnicat Sta 41 6nk Viola--M Viola Peg - 15% Dalton--View Hulloa F'm Rob'son--Sherm'nor F'm Eighth Race EE 00 2 Lag Miles, 4-year-olds ané up, Canadian foaled, claiming ali $2500. Purse Wrest % w% 16 6 3 42 43% - 116 210 10-2 11- i Dusty Watch 9 91212 12 Airborne Charm 11910 8 6h 6-1 Fly'g Rounders 1li 8 9 7-nk 7i- b g 5 Wild Drift -- Sunny Start good, won driving. Attendance 6,878. 6-VON RICH "PUSS N BOOTS", a three- year-old colt, with George Gubbins aboard, takes the win, in yesterday's featured 5th race, the Clarkson Purse. Puss N Boots gained world fame when he dumped his jockey and went for a swim in the infield lake, during a race at Fort Erie last year. In Florida last winter, he dumped rider after rider but 'Puss N Boots' Postpones His Showers Now TORONTO (CP) -- Puss n Boots, a three - year - old colt, proved he has mended his wan- dering ways by winning the Clarkson -Purse at Woodbine Thursday. Puss n Boots, owned by Roxie q and Walter Gian of Buffalo, de- today was his second-straight win on the Ontario scene and he did the 1-and-one-sixteenth mile in 1.45 and three-fifths. --CP Wirephoto Skating Union Sets Dates And Sites For 1963 MILAN, Italy (AP)--The In- ternational Skating Union has set the dates and sites for the world speed skating and figure skating championships in 1963 and also outlined the probable schedule for the 1964 title tourn- aments. 1963 speed skating champion- ships will be held at Karnizawa, Japan, Feb. 21-24. The 1963 fig- ure skating meet for men and women will be held at Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, Feb. 27- March 3 meet probably will be held in Finland Feb. 21-22 and the women's meet in Sweden Feb. 14-15. Exact sites. will be de- cided later, a spokesman for the Italian Ice Skating Federation said Wednesday The 1964 world figure skating tournament will be held in either East or West Germany Both the men's and women's| The 1964 men's speed skating} UNLUCKY BELMONT CLERK MAY GET INCOME BREAK NEW YORK (AP)--A ray of hope gleams for the Bel- mont Park clerk who has to make good on $6,000 worth of wrong-number race tickets-- he may be able to deduct the loss on his federal income tax return. Internal revenue service of- ficials said Wednesday the clerk's contract with the track would have to be studied first. Howevery, they leaned to the belief he could claim the loss if his boss swears the clerk was responsible for the tick- ets. In such a case, the clerk could list the transaction as a business loss. He could not hope to list it as a gambling loss. Such losses are allowed only to the extent of winnings The clerk, identified only as a 3l-year veteran, clicked off 120 tickets at $50 each on the No. 1 horse when he had been asked for No. 3. It happened in Belmont's fifth race Mon- day. When the mistake was real- ized, there was nothing to do but punch out $6,000 on the correct horse. Traditionally, the clerk was held respons- ible. Had the No. 1 horse won, the clerk would have received $28,800 for his involuntary $6,000 wager. But the No. 3 horse won and paid $2.30 for $2. Owner-Trainer Is Under Suspension MONTREAL (CP) The Mount Royal Jockey Club, op- erators of Blue Bonnets Race- way, Thursday night suspended owner-trainer William R. Millar for the balance of the track's current 40 - day thoroughbred meeting. The suspension, effec- tive until July 15, is for "allow- ing medication to be adminis- tered to his horse Chopita" be- fore a race June 6. feated Marcus Antonius by 1% lengths and was nearly three lengths in front of Absent Son to pay $3 to win. Last summer at Fort Erie, Puss n Boots gained recogni- tion when he jumped a hedge, dumped his jockey and. slid into the infield lake for a swim. In Florida last winner Puss n Boots was the scourge of the jockey colony as he dumped rider after rider. But he fin- ished fourth in the Florida Derby behind such horses as Sunrise County and Ridan. Thursday he won his second straight on the Ontario scene and he did it easily without giv- ing his rider, George Gubbins, a struggle. His time for the 1 1-16- mile run was 1.45 3-5. Road Song, favorite in the Va AWAKE 7icghts Va ASLEEP Daye.. Many people never seem to get a good night's rest, They toss and turn in bed, then are dull and listless during the day. When kidneys slow down wastes and excess acids stay in the system. Disturbed rest, tired feeling THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, June 22, 1962 }] first, combined with longshot Bomar in the second tor a $187.40 daily double. The stewards announced that jockey Sam Cosentino has been suspended for 10 days effective June 23 for allowing his mount to interfere with other horses in Wednesday's second race. Cosentino finished second on Mr. Yo Te, but was disqualified and. placed last. YANKS SIGN CANADIAN VICTORIA (CP) \ George Hemming, 17, of Victoria has signed a contract with New York Yankees for an unreported but "quite satisfactory" bons. In his last start in the Senior League, the left-hand pitcher set a league record by striking out 23 batters. He was assigned to Harlan, Ky., of the Class D Appalachian League. - LAKE ROSSEAU MUSKOKA, ONT. A dream vacation on beautiful © Lake Rosseau. Splendid meals and accommodation at @ wide range of rates ~ --$56.00 weekly and up. Write for folders. 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