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THI EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1958 SPORTS A-13 6 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS OPEN DAILY 8 A. M.-9 P. M. 4 **¦:;' Jii. ¦v% J 4MHBB TIRE NAME or TIRE VALUE? AM^ LESTER PIGGOTT HOWARD GRANT German Horae His Hope Aboard Australian YOU GET BOTH at MARKET TIRE GRANT RIDES AUSTRALIAN * X ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ Practically all major manufacturers make several different ¦¦BBflMpPNjl Piggott Hopes Orsini AMD NEW grades of tires ... as many as 5 grades, each one varying in quality. So, be careful when you're tempted to buy a tire by Brings Better Luck n M YA|I the name of the manufacturer alone. You may be getting a low-grade tire, even it's a famous tire company. Lester Piggott will be seek- > best victories. He won the Ebor though made by ing a better reward than in his i with Gladness, John McShain’s am m wmm Best thing to do is come to one of our 6 convenient locations first venture for making the i fine mare who since has been immm MJM [ and check Market Tire's grade charts. Then see if name- journey from England to Laurel retired. ¦MH HI jjßyw tire I when he hops aboard Ger- When Sailor's Guide, the Aus- gUk for-name, grade-for-grade you don't get by far the best buy fl many’s Orsini in next Tues- tralian representative, goes wm day’s Washington, D. C., Inter- postward a week from today at Market Tire. No obligation. national. in the Washington, D. C. In- "W But whatever the conclusion ternational at Laurel, his Jockey it can’t be any worse than his i may be getting as much “play” first effort. He finished last! ,Jat the mutuel windows as the aboard Dorothy Paget’s Nu-1 | horse. cleus, England's color bearer,, That’s because 19-year-old LOWEST PRICE IN THE CITY! I in the 13-horse field in the! !! Howard Grant will be astride 1955 International. the horse. And to many Wash- '• ington racegoers, of area the name Yinvle RAYON Piggott, known as one quite synonym BRAND-NEW Europe’s i Grant often is a most daring jockeys, money pocket. TIRES 10.95 bringing for in the isn’t used to up the Howard, a native rear, and improve of Cincin- exacting & 7.10x15 12.95 Orsini could nati, began his competitive rid- Made to TIRE TUBE I Jr. Lester’s fortunes in the Inter- ing career two years ago at specifications by one 6.70<g ML KB JM national. Charles Town’s winter meeting. of America's oldest x)5 IQeYv ... n a Orsini is considered the best In his first full year he was the and largest menu- none brought here M]f 311(1 HOW It PrOtOCtS TOE ever over Nation’s sixth leading jockey Q PoHCV by Baron Henry von Thyssen with 249 winners from 1,170 15 TUBELESS give you better tire deal any day ofth# and Trainer Adrian von Borcke percent- sef/-dwning twmf Mill) "I'll a mounts. His winning DIIPPCR week or I willrefund your money promptly. Neither horse nor rider is a age of 21 per cent was surpassed resists skidding on Blockwoll[Whitewall KIIUIIEbII Ifllll#" stranger to the other. Piggott only by Bill Hartack, Manuel! wet, snowy streets. TIKE | Di»c. Mac. —Joe Granville rode the German steed to vic- Yeaza and Willie Shoemaker. Mounted and de- J™ _Mw M 1 JillP|l| 1 MIAMI IkrAIIIB tory in the German Derby last' ! Grant was the leading rider mounted FREE at the 6.70*15_16.95 1995 M VMI|W year and has won five of six at Laurel's meeting last spring 95 f end of each season L)M5. 1895 IllvVlllV races with him this year. after taking top honors at Trop- Hf WllwWW FIIIPATAftIP UPAA99 * ,e ok * Piggott won the English j ical Park. Prom Laurel he type - T«.I Derby with Never Say Die. the jwent to Atlantic City where he FIRESTONE 500 American-owned runner, in maintained his leadership. ErZ Z lUn 1954 and repeated with Crepello While riding 53 winners at last year. He also piloted the the New Jersey track, he had *’sll#Bß m&h §1 7.60x,5 ..iiBB Queen’s Carozza to a triumph one hot streak in which he TUBELESS in the Oaks last year. booted home 16 winners over This year, Piggott the a five-day stretch. - counts JnmoZiMs ’m°ls.Bß 18w,ww ~M Goodwood Cup, Ascot Gold Cup Howard is under contract to -«s;»sa 88 8.20x15 ..1288 NTLVNNYLON and Ebor Handicap among his the Carolyn K. Stable. TIRE ] Din. Disc. 14" TUBELESS REMEMBER, these ore retreaded with nn 670*151 2188" '27*l Rubber, on laclory »« . 100% Grode A Cold 6.00x16 HAI ‘SI i>W J —MAS BlackwßH Whitewall inspected casings. Snow tires mounted H 7.60*15 1 26.68 U2.1l LAST RACE FOR CHAMPION ££ on<l demounted at end of each season fli¦ 100*15 29JS |)S6t H?!?-!—I!-—!?“1261 _l668 ci'rr* 2“: I 1 7.10*15J *,-LT-U^forthe life of the tires at no extra cost. 6 70*15 870*15 ! 186a 7.60*15 1 15.88 1968 760*14 15.86 I 17.86 1 Ballymoss Starts Trip BM*is 18.88 23 88 8.50*14 1868 88 MARKET AAI A CCA I To Laurel Tomorrow ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT *UII, T,RES - ' LONDON, Nov. 4 (AP).—The s together star performers from 14 TUBELESS Anglo-Irish bloodstock agency r all over the world. Cifl ATAAAIT DHHjfK used, shop reconditioned has completed arrangements * Trainer Bir Richards $ transport of its most Gordon for the ' today valuable cargo in years—the said it had been decided win- deposit journey of Ballymoss, valued I not to send London Cry, 1 & at $700,000, to the United I ner of last week’s Cambridge- mm ice snow States. shire, to Laurel. The 4-year-old chestnut colt, “We like him to go,” rs undisputed champion of Eu- ; would rope, will London by air I Richards said, "but in view of leave his fairly hard races recently, tomorrow night in a specially r r GOODRICH including TIRE&TUBE Cambridgeshire. -m'ZZZ'ZZ the chartered freighter for New r „ we have decided that it would York and Friendship Airport l Fih T“w“RiM' Baltimore, be wisest to let him rest.” near Md. ----- On ,! | mSjk,' Ballymoss GOODYEAR November 11 1 will take part in the Washing- ! 670x15 ton, D. C., International at. FISK rISK || C D|)YAI Ml flfl last of MARYLAND Laurel—the race hisij Custom De Custom Deluxe m MAr I Hi* 7.10x15 fabulous career. Continued From Page A-12 Luxe 1/^ Mont told the squad it could Royon 8.00x14,21.82 Born Traveler FIRST LINE III win the last four. After the I<M A.82 8.50x14,23.82 “I’m not worried about the • poor start he would consider FIRST LINE mamam mmma M*W 7.60x15 O Q O long journey from Tipperary j that a good season. to Laurel,” Irish Trainer Vin- . | Last year. Mont's second as tirf with NYLON predicted IIIIC VTIIn Blockwoll changeovers. These tires 8.40x15 cent O’Brien said. “Ballymoes I I head coach, he a 5-5 TIDETlntftlUßtt TIIRP RMHEffils? 1 season, hove subject insignificant usage. ¦ . is a bom traveler. He loves although later he said Brand wSPfIF IF*' been to .¦ , ~.. WL . t s i TIIDC S* t* Quantities. White- flying and seeing differenttjhe secretly had hoped for 7-3. Now TUBt RtJ yv|MltM g imt Limited quantities. Not every size in places. He seems even happier r He made no won-lost predic- ¦KrV .iWMMpwe everv make walls slightly higher. In a plane than he does atation this year, but did say it ALSO FITS TUItLESS KIMS m m 0 f home.” would be better. Os course Tommy was de- And O'Brien should know 1079 lsJn>!,. _____ top ' pending upon some sophomore _____ He’s one of the trainers develop on side of the Atlantic- 5 help which didn't be- 11#6.70x15 this ’ cause of Injuries, inexperience. IReckwß WMW. AUCpif TIIIC many people say the greatest. ' tike td*. obc lx. EDEEK* Wm MEvnLUA InlO O’Brien shot into the .| etc. i rISK head- ’ Maryland record, ti« tikt ¦TBmBiMB with brilliant had a 3-4 n« | r Tinr aiihiitv lines successes as ' games year, SIZE | & TUBE & TUB! 6.70*15 1561 18.70 Custom Deluxe I llfp ll||Ol|Tf after six last and I I Jr lSo3*«3?Wbr! * ’ B a trainer of steeplechasers. His > only fourth-period 79 79 | 1644 119.51 .... , ... aL-L horses National, 5 ilost to a 6.70*15113 116 7.10*15 ¦ IIVI AM won the Orand .rally by Alignment Check the toughest steeplechase Clem son hi Its final 7io*isi 1545 ilB 84 7 60*15 11863 121 84 m N FREE Wheel |P||APT of games. The Terps beat f ION RFFADF them times four j 7.60*15116 86 120 86 8 00*15 2141 2562 MM on our $3,000 machines. Includes: VNfMII DLIVRC all. three in a row- 1 Carolina, I I in 1953, 1954 and 1955. ' South Miami and Vir-1 1.00*151 18.81 2243 8.20*15 12317 12741 ¦« 1 UIL, ".? 4r.1 FIRST LINE Inspecting caster, camber, toe-in, It jginia. I VAII DIIV was in 1955 that O’BrienM Maryland needs get stal-| toe out bought Ballymoss yearling to MuLfg* DUI as a ! wart performances about 80 TUBELESS for John McShain of Philadel- ' per cent of the game from sev- FLATS FIXED Tiro Quality Is More phia.
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    pp q 20 Saturday, August 6, 2011 racingpost.com/mobile TONY MORRIS’S TODAY GIANTS OF THE TURF TEENOSO T IS probably the oldest adage in the business and it’s one whose truth I learned very early in my I 50-plus years of fascination with the world of racing and breeding: “Nothing can make a fool of Nothing soft about this a man like a horse.” We form opinions that can easily grow into prejudices, pro or anti, and very often we become confounded by subsequent events. To avoid disillusionment it’s essential to outstanding performer acknowledge that it’s natural to be wrong and there’s no shame in race on soft ground in 1984 but he changing our minds. TEENOSO proved himself better than ever and One horse who caused me to bay colt, born April 7, 1980 showed me just how wrong I had change my mind on more than one been. He started his third campaign occasion was Teenoso, whose early Pedigree on good ground at Newbury, failing as results persuaded me that he was a a hot favourite to give 6lb to Gay nonentity but whom I eventually Battle Joined Lemur and Dazari in the John Porter came to recognise as an outstanding Ack Ack Stakes. To that point I could hold to performer. Youth Fast Turn my conviction, but what came after In fact I was prejudiced against (b 1973) compelled me to admit my error. Teenoso from the start because I Dark Star The Ormonde Stakes at Chester was recalled having seen his sire, Youth, in Gazala run on ground described as good to the 1976 King George and taking a Belle Angevine firm, and Teenoso quickened up nicely very negative view about him.