NASHUA WINNER OF THE FUTURITY OCToalOR 9, 1954 FOURTH DAY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER24, 1955 ISSION .k-s-_'I"Y T· u Cot.L. Chairman "'r~ C_ l...... :' _. C missioner Lm~ A.. S _ Co issioner H-.i.AST J. n.:....a1 S~CTelar)' WESTCHESTER RACING J03~ P. P ~_ Co' n.sel ASSOCIATION

All races are gaverned by the RGL£- .DO REGCLATlOSS of the STATE RACJ.YG COJHlIS::IO.Y

DOUBLE ON FIRST AND SECOND RACES 1. Final decisions of the Racing Of'fici.al5;upon the running and results of races shall be concl..sivc. 2. Rulings of the Stewards of the l1eeti.ng with regard 0 the award of purse money WINDOWS OPEN 12:00 - CLOSE 1:05 made uUer the result has been declared "Official"' shall in no way atreet the mutuel pay-aIY. 3. Payment all winning tickets shall be made onls upon presentation apd surrender of such tickets. ~uch tielters must be presented for payment before Apnl 1st of the $2 DAILY DOUBLE TICKETS SOLD IN yeul' following the year of IHir('lluH'. 4. Hold pari-mutuel tickets until result is "Official.H "lien a result is "Official;"' Grandstand Area CASHIER'S WINDOWS 46 to 82· tllat word shall lJe tlaslletl on tile Hesult Eoard and shall signify that lhe placing of the hor:-les if; !ina! ill so far us tile ray-off is concerned. Mezzanine Area CASHIER'S WINDOWS 225 to 238 '5 In the event of a foul bt:ing claimed, the \yol'd "Objection" shall be flashed forth- with Oil the ne!iult Hoard and llllllouncement thereof made on the public address system. Lower Club House Area CASHIER'S WINDOWS 416 to 430 .If all objection to a horse which has won or which has becn placcd second or third Upper Club House CASHIER'S WINDOWS 504 to 509 in a racc Is sustained, he is liisllllulitied and the other horses shall take places acconlln~~ly. 6, Mutilated Pari-Mutuel tickets or those whose validlly is questioned, shall be $10 DAILY DOUBLE TICKETS SOLD IN suiJll\itted to the New York St,lte Tax Commission for inspection, and the ruling of said Grandstand Area CASHIER'S WINDOWS 7 to 9 Commission thereon shall be final and conch:sive. 7. The Pari·Mutucl Machine'S will be locked by electrical control immediately upon Lower Club House Area CASHIER'S WINDOWS 411 to 418 the ollleial post-tillle uf each race. The Association is not responsible for ticli.et sales not completed before the machines are 10c'kt!(1. 8. Boolullaldng. or belting other than through the Pari-Mutuel system is strictly prohibiled. Doo]tmal,ing is a misdemeanor under the l)enal Law, and is punishable by fine or illllirisonlllent or bolh_ 9. Minors are not Ilel'luitted to purchase Pari-Mutuel tickets. 10. Refunding money. If a horse be excused from racing for any reaSOn whatsoever after tile belLin;.;: thereon has begun, Ule money bet Oil that horse shall be refuncied; ~x('eflt tllat whell the horse is part of an entry or Ule "field." there shall be no , prodded l.hat the eutry or the "field:' as the case may be, has at }('ast one actual starter. If it be determined by the Stewards of the ·Meeting that a horse has been ore,ented from radng hecause of the failure of the stall door of the starting gate to open, the money bet 'on that hOI'se shall be refuwied; excePt that when the horse is part of an entry or the "field." there shall be no refund. pro\-ided that the entry or the "field," as the case may lJe, has at least one actual startel'. nPlOUGliBRE~ RACINGASSOCIATIONI o refunds of money paid for Pari-)lutuel tickets to be made as directed by the R.-Ies and ne~ulations of the Commission, shall be malle except upon the presentation NOTICE and surrender of such tiel,ets. 11. Photo Finish. When "PHOTO" appears on the Result Board, there will be a .short dela)' In postln,g" the "Official" result to 2110w the Judges to inspect photograph AQUEDUCT tickets may be cashed at the previous day of the finish. The camera is used as an aid to the Placing Judges in arriving at windDws located in Grandstand Mezzanine section (West. a decision. 12. The IOField." Wh('n n}Gre than twel-re (12) horses, representing twelve (2) End) from Sept. 21st to Sept. 24th inc. separate Interests, are starlers in a race. all horse..s in excess of ele\'en (11) interests shilll he ~"oullt'd in the betting- as the "Field." Windows will be open from 12.:05 to 3:05. 13. III all races, except SWEEPSTAKES, 'With fi-re or more separate entries _which start, Uadng Associations shall pro\"ide win. place and show pools; in all races with or by registered mail ONLY (full value declared) to f(\llr (4) separatc entries whirh start. they shall pro.ide win and place I~ools: in rares of three (3) or two (2) separate entries which start. ther shall pro-ride only a win Jlool: ano pari-mutuel ticl,et!; shall be sold accordinglY; pro,toed. howe\·er. that in QUEENS COUNTY CLUB s\\"cepstn!{cs with less than four (4) separate entires which start. Racing Association ma.y, at their option, provide that there shall be no betting; and in such cases an 250 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. ndditional rate with betting' shall be added to the program. 14_ If an error be made in posting the nay-off it shall be corrected promptly and only the l:orrcct amounts shall be raid; and if it be inwossihle to correct the posted pay-all, <:ol'fccl1on shall be made orally by the public ad

CLAIMING Purse $4,()()(). For maidens two years old. 113 lbs. Purse $3,800. For three-year-olds and upward. ~,OOO. Three-year- oIds, 120 lbs.; older, 126 Ibs. 3 lbs. for each $500 to $7,000. Non-winners SIX FURLONGS. MAIN COURSE ot two races since July 30 allowed 3 lbs.; ot a race since August 27 or two since June 11, 6 lbs. (Races when entered to be claimed tor $6,000 or less not considered.)

Track Record: Roseben (5), 12£ lbs.; October 16, 1906; 1 :22 Morning Line & Jockey Scale Wt.: 3-;-r-olds, 120 Ibs.; older, 130 lbs. GEORGE D. WIDENER jf.' F: MULHOLLAND 15-1 WILLY SCHWAB EUGE.."~ JACOBS Light blue, dark blue hoops, d rk blue cap LIght blue, red stripe, quartered cap 8-1 Ray DEPARTURE 118 Mikkonen WILEU 114 Boland- B.c.2, Eight Thirty-Chaste'1:;ady y Sir Ga ahad 3rd (p. p. 1) 1 Br.g.4, By Jimminy-Sun Mixa by Sun Briar 1) S7,000 (p. p. RALPH M. HOLT - FRED~ - ~S W. C. STEPHENS 5-1 - R. DE STEFA1'lO 12-1 ue, old rose sho Ider straps, old rose sleeves, Maroon. black sash, maroon sleeves. black hoops, blue an old rose cap Eddie black cap Conn Arcaro McCreary NALUR 118 DECK CHERRY 111 ___ Ch.c.2, Nasrull~ urline B. by Alibhal (p. p. 2) 2 B.g.3, Top Deck-Cheroplay by Cherokee S7,500 (p. p. 3) l'mNI-EE (f." ARNSTEIN A. G. ROBERTSON - GILBERT GAY OWNER 12-1 Green, white hoop, red cap 5-1 3 Heliotrope, brown sleeves and cap Eugene Ted Rodriguez INDIAN LAND 117 Atkinson 3 B.:rtt~zaFI!f§Janushia by Turkhan 118 (p. p. 4) B.h.6, Tintagel-Indian Song by Cherokee $7,000- (p. p. 5) - WARBERN STABLES A. G. ROBERTSON - GUILFORD DUDLEY, JR. J. H. SKIRVIN 20-1 Black, red cross sashes and cap 15-1 Navy blue, white sash, white and red hoops on Eugene . sleeves, white cap Arnold SICKLE'S SOUND 117 Rodriguez 4 Br.h.5, W L.Sickle-Rattle by Mahmoud WILL BE DONE 118 Kirkland S7,500 (p. p. 6) , 4 Ch.c.2, Some Chance-Misabl by Blmelech (p. P. 5) - JAMES V. !GOE H. F, BOWYER Green, white sash, white sleeves. green cap, 8-1 - OGDEN PHIPPS J. FITZSIMMONS 8-1 white tassel Henry 5 Black, cherry cap Conn 5 HOPLITE 120 Moreno B.g.8, Equestrian-Chia by Chicaro $7,500 (p. p. 7) B.:rPI~!wQKr£~Pb~§lmelech 118 ~;~~~ - JOHN BARRY RYAN G. P. ODOM -- MRS. C. OLIVER ISELIN WM. POST 8-1 White, green sash and cap 20-1 Pete Gold and blue halves, blue cap Jack G. 6 SLIPPY 114 Anderson ADEN 118 Westrope B.m.5, ·Haltal-Hot Slippers by Our Boots $7,500 (p. p. 8) 6 B.c.2, Djeddah-Hypatla by Bull Dog (p. p. 7) - MRS. CHARLES SILVERS T. W. KELLEY Blue, cerise diamonds, cerise stripes on sleeves, 6-1 --- MRS. WALTER- A. EDGAR 4-1 blue cap Barney stri. Nt~~IS SOUR NOTE ~.y.115 7 FUN LOVERS, Martin 7 Dk.gr.c.4, First Fiddle-Playful Pal . Br.g.2, Loser Weeper~ec Kopl (p. p. 8) by St. James SS,OOO (p. p. 9) --- HAL PRICE HEADLEY A. R. HULTZ 12-1 I - PETER FULLER R. W. DUKCAN 8 Navy blue, white sash, collar, cufts and cap Eric Grene, gold cross sashes, green and gold halved 6-1 sleeves, gold cap Ray BT~W~~!I!1B~Le by Menow 118 (;.u~~~) SAILED AWAY 114 Broussard 8 --- BROOKMEADE STABLE P. M. BURCHI 10-1 Ch.h;,?: "y:'ari"!oi~al~tle Tryst S7,OOO (p. p. 10) White, royal blue cross sashes. white cap Hedley J. ,YRANBYWINE STABLE V. W. RAINES DYNAMIC l1S Woodhouse Blue, gold sash, collar and cutts. blue cap 6-1 9 Ro.c.2, Mahmoud-Gallant Nurse by (p. p. 10) g: Paul WAlLA 114 Bailey - SAMUEL A. PECK W. F. DOBBS I 5·1 B.f.4, Cos~mb-Ararat by Pairbypair $7,500 (p. p. 11) Grey, yellow hoops on sleeves. grey and yellow cap Albert ~ MRS. PHILIP BIEBER P. BIEBER PHALANGES 118 Schmidl Yellow and green blocks, striped Sleeves, green cap 4-1 10 Dk.ch.c.2, -Swistar by (p. p. 11) Eddle LEE CEE 114 Arcaro - BARCLAY STABLE F. D. CHRISTMAS 6-1 10 B.g.4, Vincentive-Laughlng Brook White, red '''B'', red and white striped sleeves, by St. Germans $7,000 (p. p. 12) • black hoop, red cap Angel - WILLIAM EWING T. M. WALLER DERRY LAD 118 Valenzuela Kelly green, canary hoop, canary sleeves, green hoop, 15-1 11 (p. p.14) B.c.2, Mr. Busher-Hello Miss by Hellopolls quartered cap Eric Guerin MRS. JACK COLLINS J. COLLINS 11 ROMAN SPRING 117 Brown, gold hoop, brown sleeves, gold hoop, gold cap James B.c.4, Roman-Breathless by Haste $7,500 (p. p. 14) Cangemle SLAM 'POINT ~.y.113 - CEEDOUBLESS FARM F. J. SCOTT 12 (p. p. 3) Salmon pink, navy blue polka dots, salmon pink FIELD B.c.2, Slam Bang-Pointing by Acting Jim sleeves, navy blue cap Nichols - BRANDYWINE STABLE V. W. RAINES ROUGH CONQUEST 117 12 (p. p. 2) COUN¥ERMA~t¥D and cutts, blue callS Henry Br.c.4, Slide Rule-Quick Conquest by Cohort $7,500 13 ~ Moreno FIELD B.c.2, Greek Song-Everget by Snark LESTER MANOR STABLE G. H. STRATE 15-1 (p. p. 12) Y~llow, light blue sash, yellow sleeves, light blue --- SAMUEL P. STECKLER J. STILLMAN cuffs and cap Leon Green, scarlet sash and cap Jess NEAR SHORE 117 Buttler Higley 13 Br.g.4, Trafflc-Pharalass 14 CHALCIS . 115 ~ B.t.2, -Star Amorlst by Star Norseman (p. p. 13) ~ by Pharamond 2nd $7,500 (p. p. 4) W. ARNOLD HANGER H. A. LURO Scarlet, canary hoops, scarlet sleeves. canary cap Ray Change of Eqn1pment: wm He Done-Blinkers On Mikkonell 14 JIPI JAPA 123 . SCRATCHED FIELD Ch.c.4, Cockney-Klska by Snowfall $8,000 (p. p. 13) PHEIDIPPIDES, BUSHING, BROKEN WAY. SCRATCHED ROMAN FAN. BLACK EMPEROR. POLAR PRINCE STEPCHILD, TEMPO, BIG MARK, RUTHRED MUTUEL FIELD 12. 13, 14 MUTUEL FIELD 12. 13, 14 THE SOUTHOLD ASK FOR HORSE BY PROGRAM NUMBER Purse $4,000. For colts and geldings two years old which have never TRAINER M'Z'!1:;,\~:e won a race other than maiden or claiming. 118 lbs. Non-winners since July 9 allowed 4 Ibs. BROOKMEADE-STABLE P. M. BURCH 3.1 SIX FURLONGS, WIDENER COURSB 10 LAWLisas blue cross sashes, white cr18 William Track Record: Vestment (2), 115 Ibs.; October 15, 1954; 1:074-5 Boland (New World Record) ,sr.52, By -!j.!?miRy-Llttie Rebel by John P. Grier (p. p. 18) Scale Wt.: 122 lbs. ADA L. RICE 3\ P. CONWAY 15-1 ASK FOR HORSE BY PROGRAM NUMBER White, cerise "ALR". yoke an sleev s, white cap, cerise visop'

OWNER TRAINER M'Z'!1:;;k~~ne CALL ME LUCK 114 11 Dk.b.c.2, Mahmoud-Mystery Lady by Bull Dog C. V. WHITNEY S. E. VEITCH (p. p. 21) Light blue. brown cap Albert HAL PRICE HEADLEY A. R. HULTZ 6-1 ( Schmidl Navy blue, white sash, collar, cuffs and cap 1 NASOMIE 118 (p. p. 4) ErIc Ch.c.2, Stymie-Nasophar by Mahmoud 12 PESTER 114 Guerin C. V. WHITNEY S. E. VEITCH 10-1 FIELD Ch.g.2, Mr. Trouble-Reclnd by Revoked (p. p. 1) Light blue, brown cap CLEARWATER STABLES A. J. PUPINO 1 George White, green diamond sash, white and green halved Glassner 1 ( BORN MIGHTY 118 sleeves, green collar and cap Ch.c.2, Mahmoud-Little Saint by St. Germans (p. p. 6) , 13 BELZAMI 114 - JOHN BARRY RYAN G. P. ODOM ~ Ch.c.2, Nizaml 2nd-Mobile Belle by The Rhymer White, green sas and cap Stanley DON S. HOBE A. GRACEFFA Small ( Blue, gold sleeves, green dots, green cuffs and cap 2 8 (p. p. 19) D!!!C~~J}~!iny-£pett~Ping RO~} Michael 14 DEVILISH DUKE 118 Danisl MRS. ANSON A. BIGEl.OW J.. G. P. ODOM 4-1 FIELD C"'h.c.2, Gallant Duke-Diavolina by Dlavolo (p. p. 3) Cerise, turquoise QWe' cap Hedley J. THEODORA A. RANDOLPH D. K. KERR, JR. B Woodhouse Dark blue, cerise cross sashes, cuffs and cap 2 l NAIL 114 Conn Gr.c.2, Nirgal-No Strings by Occupation (p. P. 20) . 15 WALRUS 114 McCreary - GEORGE D. WIDENER W. F. MULHOLLAND 10-1 FIELD Br.c.2, Black Gang-Afar by Bull Dog (p. p. 7) Light blue, dark blue hoops, dark blue cap RAPHAEL HAKIM H. GOLDBERG Black, orange seams, body and sleeves, black cap NASREDDIN 118 Arnold 3 Ch.c.2, -Appian Via by Roman (p. p. 5) FUSE QUICK 114 Kirkland MRS. JOSEPH TOMLINSON M. JOLLEY 16 - FIELD Dk.ch.c.2, Beau Gem-La Traviata by Caruso (p. p. 9) Orange, black sash, orange and black diamond 10-1 sleeves, black cap Eddie JAMES C. BRADY R. DOTTER Arcaro White and red halves, black sleeves, red cap 4 HOMEPLACE 114 Angel B.c.2, Nasrullah-Blue Grass by (p. p. R) MONOGRAM 114 Valenzuela 17 (p. p. 12) WHEATLEY STABLE J. FITZSIMMONS 15-1 FIELD Ch.c.2, Djeddah-Gold Crest by King Cole Yellow, purple sleeves and cap WINDING WAY FARM W. G. WILLIAMS Jess Tangerine, black diamonds, tangerine sleeves, 5 GRAY PHANTOM 114 Higley black cap Gr.c.2, Amblorix-Grey Flight by Mahmoud (p. p. 10) GOLF ACE STERLING S. GANO MacK. MILLER • 15-1 FIELD18 B.g.2, Escadru-Pinafore by Epithet Gold, purple sleeves, gold dots, gold cap MICHAEL F. SCHAIBLE WM. POST Angelo Royal blue, orange stars, moon, sun and saturn, 6 THIEVERY 118 Vasil blue cap, orange stars Br.c.2, High Bandit-8queeze Thru by Count Gallahad (p. p. 11) MRS. W. THORN KISSEL J. D. BYERS 19 COSMONAUT 118 Salmon pink, brown braid and cap 10-1 FIELD Ch.c.2, FightIng Fox-Bird Haven by St. Germans Pete SMART ADMIRAL 118 Anderson CHANGE OF EQUIP~IENT 7 B.c.2, War Admiral-Nell Dunstan PESTER-Blinkers Off by 3rd (p. p. 14) WALRUS-Blinkers On THOMAS P. MORGAN OWNER 12-1 White, green cross sashes, gold star, white and green SCRATCHED striped sleeves, green cap Paul TOBY B., COME ON RED Bailey NETWORK 114 MUTUEL FIELD 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 8 B.c.2, Roman-Pretty Pet Represented by Ticket Number Twelve by or Jean Valjean (p. p. 15) - MRS. WALTER M. JEFFORDS O. WHI'rE 10-1 Pink, yellow hoops, pink sleeve. Robert JOCKEYS LISTED ON PROGRAM MASUD 118 Stovall 9 Gr.c.2, Mahmoud-War Re alia b Man 0' War (p. p. 17) SUBJECT TO CHANGE Changes in riders and late scratches will be announced over the public address system before each race and also posted prominently on notice boards of main floors of grandstand and club house. THE OAK GLEN THE CENTRAL PARK 'Purse $4,000. For fillles and mares three years old and upward which Purse $7,500. For three-ycar-olds and upward listed In the Classified have never won two races other than claiming. Three-year-olds, 116 lbs.; Division which have not won two races of $2,950 since March 31. Three- older, 120 lbs. Non-winners of a race other than maiden since July 9 year-olds, 116 lbs.; older, 122 lbs. Non-winners of $3,500 sInce June 11 allowed 3 lbs.; of any race since June 11, 6 lbs. allowed 3 lbs.: of such a race since March 31, 7 lbs. SIX FURLONGS, MAIN COURSE ONE MILE AND THREE FURLONGS. ON THE TURF. ·If the management cOl'siders It Inadvisable to run this race on the Track Record: Mighty Quest (4), 115 lbs.; May 18,1951; 1:094-5 Turf Course, It will be transferred to the Main Track. . Scale Wt.: 3-YT-olds, 123 lbs.; older, 127 lbs. Track Record: Kaster (5), 119 lbs.; June 2, 1954; 2:172-5 ASK FOR HORSE BY PROGRAM NUMBER Morning Line Scale Wt. :3-yr-olds, 120 lbs.; older, 126 lbs. & Jockey - or FOR HORSE BY PROGRAM NUMBER MAINE CHANCE FARM 1. K. MOURAR Cerise, white sash, blue cuffs, cerise cap 10-1 TRAINER M&rns~k~:e JAMES F. McHUGH MORRIS H. DIXON, JR. BELLE BUSHER 110 .l Yale blue, white cross sashes, white sleeves, blue Ch.f.3, Mr. Busher-Beaugay by Stimulus hoop, white cap CHRISTOPHER T. CHENERY J. H. HAYES Blue, white blocks, striped sleeves, blue cap RIVER JORDAN 115 Br.g.6, -Scenery 2nd by Biribl YARMOUTH 113 ARTHUR GODFREY MORRIS H. DIXON Dk.b.f.3, Watling Street-Knight's Daughter Sea blue, white shoulder braces, sea blue and white by Sir Cosmo halved. sleeves, quartered cap MRS. JOHN R. H. THOURON J. E. RYAN White, orange lacings, sleeves and cap SUN 2nd B.cA, Nasrullah-Solisequious by Solarlo SLEEP LATE 113 MRS. JOHN R. H. THOURON J. E. RYAN Ch.f.3, Eight Thirty-Party Girl by Grand Time White, orange lacings and cap MRS. IAN S. MONTGOMERY J. T. MALONEY Aqua, royal blue and fuchsia Irregular hoop on body LOUGH REE 115 and sleeves, fuchsia cap Br.g.4, Shannon 2nd-Dame Sol by PEIGNOiR --- MRS. ANSON-A. BIGELOW G. P. ODOM 1~1 B.f.3, Bimelech-Play Suit by Hyperlon cerise, turquoise blue cap Pete SAMUEL A. PECK W. F. DOBBS Anderson Grey, yellow hoops on sleeves, grey and yellow cap ~UARDIAN 2nd B.g.5, Ardan-Graci by Goya 2nd BLANQUITA 114 ---/ BUCHANAN FARM .,; J~ R. HASTIE Gr.fA, PrIam 2nd-White Lady by Mahmoud Pink, grey hoop, grey sleeves, pink dots, quartered cap ANTHONY J. FERRARA A. J. TUSA Red, white "F;!, red sleeves and cap MORDIGAN MY CIND~ 116 B.gA, .It Happened-Miss Preten,se Ch.f.3, Some Chanc6--'-~isabl by Bimelech CHARFRAN STABLE T. J. C;ARROLuL HAVAHOME STABLE J. W. SMITH & GOClSCANUEZ sleeves, gold hoD , ,grfi Sa Grey, yellow HH", grey and yellow cap B.h.7, Partab-Vuelta al Pago by Ipe ChDELPHIC.f.3, Heliopolis-SweeDRt EAMDream by Lovely Ni113ght ----... MRS. Gl5ENN FELKNER ' G.• FELK,NER Red, yellow cross sashes, red and yellow halved - LAZY .EdlAffeB :'\ O. T. DUBASSOFF sleeves, red and yellow cap 8 ITINERARyves, yellow cap, black fi3 Ch.cA,LEONG~Platter-Extra Tricks by Grand Slam 115 _ B.f.3,"'y!ar Jee -Gocopet by Jacopo BOHEMIA STABLE J. M. LEE' MRS. VERNON G. CARDY N. R. McLEOD Grey, yellow "B" on sleeves, yellow collar, cuffs Yellow, red maple leaves;' yellow sleeves, red hoop, red apd yellow cap r 8 and cap

WILLOW WiND B.!SP!u~:~or~1~!nlng by Brevity B.f.3, Princequil}o-Etfle B. by Bull Dog L _ 115 SCRATCHED FAST AND FAR

UNCASHED TICKETS Previous days' uncashed tickets will be paid at the previous The MORNING LINE is only an early estimate of probable day windows in Grandstand Mezzanine (West End) and odds. In the event of scratches or other material changes Club House ground floor. after the program is printed, a revised MORNING LINE Windows will be open from 12:05 to 3:05. will be posted.

HOW TO ASK FOR PARI-MUTUEL TICKETS Music under the direction of MAJOR LAMBERT EBEN, Please call the NUMBEll of the Horse FIRST, then formerly director of the Seventy-first Regiment Band. the quantity of tickets desired. THE SYSONBY Today's feature is named for one of the greatest horses ever to race in this country; a product of the union of the THE SYSONBY English sire and the mare Optime. The latter was $100,000 Added brought to this country by Marcus Daly and, upon his death, (6th RUNNING) was sold to James R. Keene, in whose colors he did all of For three-yeM-oIds and upward. By subscription of $100 each, to his racing. Sysonby was a foal of 1902. As a two-year-old accompany the nomination. Starters to pay $1,000 additional, witb he won five of his six starts. After graduating at Brighton $100,000 added, of which $20,000 to second, $10,000 to third and $5,000 Beach he quickly followed with scores in the Brighton to fourth. Weight for age. Starters to be named through the entry box the day before the race at the usual time of closing. Junior, The Flash, The Saratoga Special, The Junior Champ- A trophy will be presented to the wlnnlng owner. ion. In The Futurity he finished third to Artful and Tra- dition. ONE MILE AND A FURLONG At three, Sysonby carrying 107 lbs. raced to a dead heat (Closed September 10, 1955 with 17 nominations) with Race King, a 4-year-old who carried 97 lbs. in The Track Record: (3), 114 lbs.; June 9, 1951; 1:474-5 Metropolitan Handicap. He then went on to account for The Scale Wt.: 3-yr-olds, 121 lbs.; older, 126 Ibs. Tidal, The Commonwealth Handicap, The Lawrence Realiza- ASK FOR HORSE BY PROGRAM NUMBER tion, The , The Brighton Derby, The Great Republic, The Century and The Annual . OWNER TRAINER M&~o!x.~ When weights for the Suburban of 1906 were announced during the next winter, Sysonby was assigned 131 lbs. JACK J. AMIEL J1'. J. HORAN Green, gold sash, green sleeves, white hoops, 20-1 Shortly after, he fell victim of septic poisoning and died. green cap Ted His skeleton .may be seen in New York's Museum of Natural MR. 126 Atkinson History. B.h.6, Sun TAgain-ThineURF by Sir Gallahad 3rd Today's race is at weight-for-age. Three-year-olds must , carry 121 lbs. Four-year-olds and older, 12~. MAINE CHANCE FARM L K. MOURAR 5-1 Cerise, white sash, blue curts, cerise cap Hedley J. JET ACTION Woodhouse Ch.cA, Jet Pilot-Busher by War Admiral 126 Messengers. Authorized and uniformed messengers provided by the Association shall give receipts to all patrons purchasing Pari-Mutuel tlcketl through them, and winning tickets shall be paid by such messengers only KING RANCH M. HIRSCH 3-1 upon surrender of such receipts. Brown, white running HW" I white Sleeves, brown hoop, brown and white cap No wager shall be accepted by any messenger after seven (7) minutes WillIam before official post-time of each race; on Dally Double fifteen (15) Boland minutes. Be careful of your receipt. Br.c.4. HeUopolis-Rocket Gun by Brazado 126 When such messengers are employed, specltic pari-mutuel windowS sball be designated for their exclusive use. Methods of operation shall, at all times, be in accordance ,,1th the rules and regulations of the State • Tax Commission, and the New York State Racing Commission. WILLIAM G. HELlS, JR. H. HAUSNER 3-1 The co-operation of our patrons Is earnestly requested. Please examine LIght blue, white cross, Ught blue and white cap receipts carefully and be certain that they show the correct number of the Eric horse and the exact amount of the wagers. HELIOSCOPE Guerin Report any irregularities to the management or to either of the Com- B.c.4, Heliopolis-War Flower by Man 0' War126 missions above mentioned.

BELAIR STUD J. FITZSIMMONS 4-5 White, red spots, scarlet cap NOTICE TO PATRONS Eddie NASHUA Arcaro Horseshoe information is provided on the electric indicator B.c.3, Nasrullah-SeguJa by 121 board located at the East end of the paddock, where the horses parade to the post. .

RESERVED SEATS - For the convenience of those who FIRST AID ROOMS ARE LOCATED IN THE would lil,e a reserved seat, a limited number of Grandstand ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WHITE HOUSE IN THE Reserved Seats are available daily until sold. On sale in PADDOCK AREA AND GRANDSTAND the Paddock $1.50 (tax incl.) in addition to admission. MEZZANINE FLOOR CENTRE

INFORMATION AND CHANGE WINDOWS ARE LOCATED AT To Be Run Monday, September 26th Cashier's Window No.2, Grandstand, Ground Floor THE STEP LIGHTLY HANDICAP Seller's Window No. 258, Grandstand, Mezzanine Fillies and Mares Seller's Window No. 300, Grandstand, Top Balcony S-Year-Olds and Up Six Furlongs, Main Course Cashier's Window No. 432, Club House, Ground Floor Cashier's Window No. 500, Club House, Mezzanine CHANGE WINDOW CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED Seller's Window No. 58, Grandstand. Ground Floor TO THE COURSE ~onditions of THE JEROME HANDICAP printed on opposite page

THE JEROME HANDICAP FOR HORSE PROGRAlIl $25,000 Added OWNER TRAINER (86th RU1\i'.T;"G) CAIN HOY STABLE L. GEN'l'RY For three-year-olds. By subscription ot S50 each, to accompany the Blue and white blocks. white sleeves and cap Henry nomination; $250 additional to start, with 525,000 added, ot which $5,000 Moreno to second, $2,500 to third and $1,250 to tourth. Weights Monday, Sep- FLYING FURY 116 (p. p. 4) tember 19. Starters to be named through the entry box the day before Dk.b.c.3, Nasrullah-Sicily by Reaping Reward the race at the usual time ot closing. CAIN HOY STABLE L. GENTRY 8-1 Blue and white blocks, white sleeves and cap A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. Jack G. Westrope (Closed August 15, 1955 with 51 nomlnatJons) ~A RACING FOOL 118 IB.c.3, Jet Pilot-Spring Run by Menow (p. p. 6) Track Record: (2). 116 lb•. ; October 10, 1942; 1 :34 4-5 BROOKFIELD FARMS E. 1. KELLY 10-1 Sky blue, purple cross sashes, cutis and cap Scale Wt.: 126 lb•• Eric IMPROMPTU 118 Guerin 2 B.c.3, Pavot-Crystal Maze by (p. p. 1) - MRS. IRVING GUSHEN E. ANSPACH 6-1 Old rose, gold sash, sleeves and cap Walter STAR ROVER 121 Blum . Gr.c.3, Flushing 2nd-Miss Moonbeam 3 by Pharamond 2nd (p. p. 3) - JAMES F. EDWARDS B. B. WILLIAMS 15-1 Chocolate, light blue hoops on sleeves, light blue cap Hedley J. CRAIGWOOD 114 Woodhouse 4 B.c.3, Djeddah-Bum's Rush by Blue Larkspur (p. p. 5) • - ALBERT J. MESLER H. A. JERKENS 10-1 THE JEROME HANDICAP Purple, gold sash, gold sleeves, purple dots, purple cap William The Jerome is the third-oldest stakes race in this great 5 POWER 1'12 Boland country. Inaugurated in 1866, at Jerome Park, it is ante- B.g.3, Cosmic Bomb-Pomayya by Pompey (p. p. 8) dated only by Saratoga's Travers (1864) and the Saratoga • - JAN BURKE G. C. WINFREY 5-1 Cup (1865). Ice blue, yellow cross sashes and cap Paul The Jerome, first called The Champion, was run at mile DEDICATE 122 Bailey heats from 1866 to 1870 inclusive. In 1871 it was changed 6 B.c.3, Princequillo-Dinl by John P. Grier (p. p. 9) I to two miles, and continued at that distance until 1878, when - CLIFFORD MOOERS W. C. STEPHENS Old rose, dark blue sash, quartered cap 3-1 it was reduced to a mile and three-quarters and run at that Eddie distance to include 1889. In 1890 it was changed to a mile 126 Arcaro and five-sixteenths, and run at Morris Park. Since 1905 7 Ch.c.3, Alibhal-Traffic Court by Discovery (p. p. 10) - BRECKINRIDGE LONG F. A. BONSAL the race has been at Belmont: it was not run in 1910, 1911, Crimson, gold sleeves, black collar and cuffs, 8-1 1912 and 1913. Since 1914 it has been run at one mile. crimson cap Conn Three recent winners of The Jerome won "Horse of the WESTWARD HO 116 McCreary Year" honors: Greentree's , winner in 1949, , a B.c.3, Lochinvar-Loraine by Challenger 2nd (p. p. 11) 1950 victor and Greentree's Tom Fool, in 1952. - CHRISTIANA STABLES H. S. CLARK 12-1 Hill Prince virtually sealed his claim to 1950 honors by Yellow, purple sash, blocked sleeves, purple cap the way he won his Jerome. Carrying top weight, 129 Ibs., THINKING CAP 119 9 B.c.3, Rosemont-Camargo by Hellopolls (p. p. 13) conceding 3 Ibs. to his arch-rival, , and from six . to twenty-four pounds to the other top notch 3-year-olds in - WILLIAM EWll'!G T. M. WALLER 15-1 Kelly green, canary hoop, canary sleeves, green hoop, the thirteen horse field, he ran practically last for three- quartered cap Jim quarters of a mile, then sped through and around his field 10 ALlBHAI LASHES 112 Nicholl to win by four lengths. B.c.3, Alibhal-Black Lashes by Sickle (p. p.14) Tom Fool, carrying 120 Ibs. made a show of his opposition - GREENT~EE STABLE J. M. GAVER 10-1 Pink, black stripes on sleeves, black cap when he took the 1952 renewal by seven lengths over a smart - Ted field. It was one of his most impressive scores during ILLUSIONIST 112 Atkinson a memorable year. " 11 B.g.3, Devil Diver-Magic MIrror by Questionnaire (p. P. 15) CHRISTOPHER T. CHEN:ERY J. H. HAYES Last year's renewal went to Jan Burke's Martyr, ridden Blue, white blocks, striped sleeves, blue cap Angel by Stanley Small; he carried 110 Ibs. Valenzuela 12 THUNDER HOLE III (p. p. 2) ~ Ch.c.3, Prlncequillo-Mrs. Ames by Johnstown MAINE CHANCE FARM L K. MOURAR 15-1 Cerise, white saSh, blue cutts, cerise cap George 13 APOLLO 105 Glassner I'IELD Ch.c.3, Mr. Busher--Jeanne's Poise by EquipoIse (p. p. 7) ~ Apprentice allowance of 2 lbs. claimed c. V. WHITNEY S. E. VEITCH ~~ Apprentice allowance of 5 Ibs. claimed Light blue, brown cap ~~~ Apprentice allowance of 7 lbs. claimed 14 LITTLE DELL 110 -FIELD Ro.c.3, Mahmoud-Little Saint by St. Germans (p. p. 12) SCRATCHED WISE TOD MUTUEL FIELD 12, 13, 14 (Continued jrpm ins£dc front cover) 7. The net pool divided by the amount wag:crecl on the winning combination deter- mines thoJ pay-off per dollar, including proUt and wager. 8, In the ennt or' a dead heat either in the first rare or second race of the D~ily Double, two (2) winning combinations res..It. The amounts wagered on both winning CLADUNG combinations are det!ucted from the net pool to detel'mine the profit. 'fhis vrolit is Purse $3,500. For four-year-olds and upward. $6,250, 122 lbs.; $6,000, ~,~;l~d~t~~I~~~ll:~ ~I~~ptl~~~ll~I~~~s(ioN~r~u~~w.l:lii~tle~ ~~;d~~ICt~l~O\\:;;~~~nts mentioned above. 120 lbs. Non-winners of a race at a mile or over since August 27 allowed 8 lbs.; of such a race or t\vo at any distance since July 9, 6 lbs.; of a 9. In the event of a dead heat in both races of the- Daily Double. four (4) winning race at a mile or over since June 11, 9 lbs. (Races when entered to be combinations result, The amounts wagered on these foUl' (4) winning comhinations are deducted from the net pool to determine the profit. This profit is dh-ided into four claimed for $4,000 or less not considered.) (4) equal parts, and each part, in turn, divided by Llle foul' (4) am,Qunts mentioned ONE MILE AND A SIXTEENTH aborr This determines the p:'ofit per d~lIar, to which is added the wager. 10. If no ticket is sold combining the two winners of the Daily Double, the net pool shall then be apportioned' equally between those having tickets including- the winner Track Record: Parlo (4), 126 lbs.; June 8, 1955; 1:41 4·5 in the first race of the Daily Double and those having- tickets inel ding the winner in Scale Wt.: 126 -lbs. the second race of the Daily Double, in tile same manner in which a place pool is calculated and distributeo. ASK FOR HORSE BY PROGRAM NUMBER 11. If no ticket is sold includin:.;- the winner of the first race of the Daily Double. the net 11001will be paid to the holders of tickets which include the winner of the OWNER TRAINER M&~:;;k~~e second race of the Daily Double. 12. If no ticket is sold including the winner of the second race of the Daily Double, J. HARRY MILES HARRIS BRO\VN 8-1 the net pool will be paid to the holders of ticl;;ets which include the \rinner of the White, blue sash, white sleeves, blue hoops, white and first race of the Daily Double .. blue cap Angel 13. If no ticket is sold including the winner of either race, then the net pool shall be Valenzuela paid to the holders of ticl;;ets which include the horses finishing second in the tWO BrJOH.cA, AlquNestB.-BrokenP. Bough by St. Brideau ..11" $6,2503 races of the Daily Double. 14. If no ticket is sold which would require distribution of the Daily Double pool. McGURCK STABLE J. E. RICH the Association shall ma;;;e a cOlUplete and fun refund of the uool. White, grey sash, green sleeves, white hoops, white 4-1 cuffs, green cap 15. If for any reason the first race of a Daily Double is cancelled and declared "no William race," full and complete refund will be made of the Daily Double pool. Boland MOUFLON 116 16. If for any reason the second race of a Daily Double be c

GEORGE D. WIDENER ..•.••.••••••.••... President GEORGE M. FRANCIS .••.••.•••••... Vice· President ALEX M. ROBB Secretary and Treasurer S. PLOSS Assistant Secretary Board of Directors SCHOFIELD ANDREWS WALTER M. JEFFORDS JOHN C. CLARK ALFRED G. VANDERBILT GEORGE M. FRANCIS CORNELIUS V. WHITNEY GEORGE D. WIDENER STEWARDS FRANCIS P. DUNNE Representing the State Racing CommissIon MARSHALL CASSIDY Representing The Jockey Club FRED H. PARKS Representing the National Steeplechase and Hunt Aassociation HAROLD O. VOSBURGH Representing the Westchester Racing Association

WHITNEY STONE Invited Member of The Jockey Club ALBERT C. BOSTWICK S. BRYCE WING Alternate Invited Members of National Steeplechase and Hunt Association

FRANK E. KILROE Racing Secretary and Handicapper JULIUS G. REEDER Assistant Racing Secretary FRED H. PARKS Assistant Handicapper JOHN E. COOPER Racing Secretary and Handicapper for Steeplechases GEORGE B. CASSIDY, Starter Judges HOWARD STORMS FRED W. MEINZ DONALD PEREGOY

JOSEPH E. KYLE Clerk of Scales WILLIAM A. MURPHY, JR. Assistant Clerk of Scales W. J. MARA Paddock and Patrol Judge AUSTIN McLAUGHLIN Patrol and Assistant Paddock Judge Patrol Judges WILLIAM T. O'CONNOR JOHN E. O'HARA WILL1AM KNAPP, Timer JOHN O. ...••• Assistant General Manager FRED L. CAPOSSELA ...... •.•.. Announcer DR. MANUEL A. GILMAN .. Examining Veterinarian DR. J. G. WOODCOCK Supervisor of Drug Tests for State RacIng Commission Ph3'sicians OR. JOHN J. KILGALLEN DR. PHILIP TUTHS