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MONMOUTH OAKSMEADOW STABLE'S
FIRST LANDING
PATRICE JACOBS'
HAIL TO REASO J
THIS RACE COURSE IS LICENSEDFOR 1961 BY THE NEW JERSEY
RACING COMMISSION ANDOPERATES UNDER ITS
REGULATIONS
New Jersey Racing CommissionTHOMAS J. BROGAN, Chairman
HUGH H. STRONG, Vice-ChairmanHUGH L. MEHORTER RICHARD V. MULLIGAN
CHARLES J. SHEEHAN, SecretaryDAVID M. SATZ, JR., Deputy Att'y General
Monmouth Park Jockey ClubOfficers
AMORY L. HASKELL, President and ChairmanPHILIP H. ISELIN JOHN M. MacDONALD
Vice· President and Treasurer Vice·PresidentTOWNSEND B. MARTIN, Secretary
EDWARD J. BRENNAN, Asst. Treasurer and General ManagerHARVEY I. WARDELL, Asst. Secretary and Asst. Gen. Manager
DAVID O. EVANSJOHN W. FLOCK, JR.ANDERSON FOWLERH. O. H. FRELINGHUYSENAMORY L. HASKELLPHILIP H. ISELINJOHN S. KROESE
LOUIS LAZAREJOHN M. MacDONALD
TOWNSEND B. MARTINJOSEPH M. ROEBLING
REEVE SCHLEY, JR.HOWARD E. STRAUSS
J. SPENCER WEED
Racing OfficialsStewards
EARL S. POTTERRepresenting New Jersey Racing Commission
KEENE DAINGERFIELD AIDAN ROARKRacing Secretary Ass't Racing Secretary
JOHN TURNER, JR. KENNETH H. LENNOXDirector of Hurdle Racing-CHRIS WOOD, JR.
Placing JudgesJOHN J. BRENNAN NATHAN GLADSTONE WM. B. TRUNDLE
Clerk of ScalesA. BONAGURA
Paddock JudgeVINCENT MARA
StarterEDWARD BLIND
Asst. Paddock JudgeWM. J. LEACH
Steward AssociatesV. MARA W. V. MULLIN W. C. STONE J. STOUT A. C. STOKES
Director of Mutuels PublicityW. RIGGS MAHONY G. BARKER SEELEY
Admission SecurityHERBERT J. SHAW T. R. P. B., INC.
General Superintendent-EVERETT WILSONParking-JOHN BARBOURAnnouncer-MORRIS TO BE
Horse Identification-WALTER E. TURNIERVeterinarians-DR. WM. S. MILLER and DR. E. G. FOODER
Veterinarian Representing New Jersey CommissionDR. JOHN H. SPURLOCK
Physician-DR. STANLEY O. WILKINS
DISTANCE and STARTING POINT of §III S2Teach race in the program is shownlBMllEby a diagram at the top left of the g Ipage. The starting point is indicated •on the sketch by arrow and double vertical line. Finishis indicated by a single vertical line. The track is onemile with chutes for races starting at six furlongs andfor races of one mile and a quarter.
MAKE ALL WAGERS EARLYThe Monmouth Park Jockey Club is not responsible
for incompleted transactions after "TOTE" machinesare locked.
In the Event of any failure of the PHOTO FINISHCAMERA the decision of the Placing Judges
shall be final.
NOTICEDO NOT DESTROY PARI-MUTUELTICKETS
UNTil RACE IS OFFICIALPosting of Prices Does Not Signify The Race Is Official
OBJECTION OR INQUIRYTo eliminate delay, in case of an objection or in-
quiry of the running of a race, the Tote Machines willbe cleared and the Mutuel Windows will open forwagering in the next race. The Official result of therace in question will be posted as soon as the objectionor inquiry has been decided. DO NOT DESTROYTICKETSUNTil THE OFFICIAL SIGN HAS BEEN POSTED.
SPECIAL NOTICENew Jersey law requires that all outstanding pari-
mutuel tickets MUST be cashed within sixty (60) days,after which date all uncashed tickets revert to the" State.Please cash all winning tickets immediately. "If ticketsare mailed address them by REGISTEREDMAil to:
Out-Ticket Department-Administration BuildingMONMOUTH PARK JOCKEY CLUBOCEANPORT, N. J.
SPECIAL CLUBHOUSE RULEladies wearing slacks or shorts will not be admitted.
Gentlemen must wear coats.
WHAT THE SYMBOLS MEANUnder the name of each horse listed on the program
are symbols indicating the color, age and breeding ofthe racer. For example: B.c.2, Pavot'-Allure, by Dis-covery, means the horse is a bay colt, 2 years old,'withthe sire Pavot, the dam, Allure, and the sire of the dam,Discovery.
Identifications for coloring of horses are listed byabbreviations directly under the horse's name on eachprogram. Blk. is black; B. is bay; Ch. is chestnut; Gr: isgrey; Ro. is roan; It.b. is light bay; Dk.br. is darkbrown.
doJalj's ~ature 6vent
THE MONMOUTH OAKSEleventh oldest stakes event in American racing his-
tory, the Monmouth 'Oaks has a brilliant record both asa feature of old Monmouth Park from 1871 through1893 and since the opening of modern Monmouth in1946.
. In the modern history of the race, Eddie Arcaro hasplayed a stellar role, winning on five occasions withFirst Flight, Adile, Siami, Evening Out and Misty Morn.
Teacation won the 1960 renewal of the Oaks add-ing her name to a remarkably fine list of three-year-oldfillies whose names have graced the winners' roster.The group includes -Royal Native, A Glitter, Romanita,levee, Misty Morn, Evening Out and Grecian Queen, to"name a few of the more recent winners.
Mo'nmoufh Park Feature Race Broadcast, Tune in daily at approximately 5: 10 P.M. (on Saturday at approx-
Iimately 5:40 P.M.) for the feature race of the day. Sportscaster TommyRobe,ts will handle the call and color on the following stations:Allentown-WHOL-Dial 1600Asbury Park-WJLK-Dial 1310Atlantic City-WFPG-Dial 1490
Phila-Camden-WKDN-Dial 800Trenton-WTTM-Dial 920Vineland-WWBZ-Dial 1360
Tune in" daily at approximately 5:10 P.M. (on Saturday at approx-imately 5:40 P.M.). Ralph Shoemaker will announce the feature race dailyover station WRLB·FM-l07.1 megacycles in Long Branch.
'FREE TRAM SERVICE. For the convenience of thosepatrons who self park their cars in the unreserved park-ing area, Monmouth Park has provided two trams whichwill serve to shuttle patrons FREE OF CHARGE from theparking area to grandstand admission booths and re-turn.
CHECK ROOM. Check Room and Information Booth arein Clubhouse and Grandstand on the first floor. This As-sociation will not be responsible for any article lost orstolen on the premises or from autom~bile on the park-ing lot.
38th DAY, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1961POST TIN[E 2:30 P. M.
Special Daily Double "EXPRESS" and "WHEEL" WindowsAvailable in Grandstand and Club House
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PURSE $3,500.FOR FOUR.YEAR·OLDS AND UPWARD, NON.WINNERS OFTWO RACES SINCE JUNE 8. 120 lb •• Non-winners .inceJuly 1 ollowed 3 lb •. ; June 8, 5 lb •• ; April 27, 7 lb ••Claiming price $3,500.
Track Record-DECATHLON (4) 130 Ibs., 1:08"'., June 11, 1957.PRIMONETTA (3) 115 Ibs., 1:08'16, June 12, 1%1.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn.lIneMAR·AN FARM E. BARNES 3
Yellow, Maroon Circled "MA" Front and 8ack, Maroon DANIELCollar and Cuffs, Yellow and Maroon Cap FRENCH
COHANSEY **108B.g.6, Ferd-Castle Tower by Case Ace
MRS. JAMES P. McCORMICK J. P. McCORMICK 5Pink and Blue Halves, Pink Sleeves, EUGENE
Pink and Blue Cap MONACELLICOUNT BULL 117
B.g.6, Bull Oandy-Lady Alexandra by Count Fleet
CHAL·MAR FARM W. H. FOALESWhite, Blue Circled 'CMF' Front and Back, White BASIL
Diamonds on Blue Sleeves, Blue Cap FRAZIERPOP ABER 115
Ch.co4, War Reiic-Ermelia by Sun Teddy
EDGEHILL FARM H. J. PITTBlue, White Stars, White Bars on Red
Sleeves, Blue and White CapCHASMAR FLASH
Br.g.5, Johns JoY-Muy Vestido by Halcyon
AUDLEY FARM BUDD LEPMANPurple, Lavender Sash, Lavender Cap
5-2WALTERBLUM
CHRISROGERSNEW ALSIDE
B.go4, Side Boy-Duck Egg by Trace Call
MEADOWBROOK STABLES W. R. MITCHELLPink, Brown HM" in Brown Diamond Front and Back
Brown Bars on Sleeves, Aqua and Brown CapBEFORE DARK 112
Dk.br.fo4. AUditing-Dark Favorite by Eight Thirty
CURVAN E. KHliTER O. B. MONTERed, Cold Dots, Cold Sleeves, Red allC' Colt! cap
12MICHAEL·DALTON
LIONEL
STAR BUCKLE 113 LEFEBVREBr.go4, Swashbuckler-Nimble Star by 8ull Weflll
GROVER G. DELP R. B. ARCHE~ 12Red and White Halves, Blue Cross Sashes, White JAMES
Bars on Red Sleeves, Red and White Cap JOHNSONCORNY GOSSIP 113
B.g.5, Cornwall-M iss Gossip by Golden Voyage* 3 ibs. - • 5 Ibs. - •• 7 Ibs. - denotes Apprentice Allowances
WHILE EVERY EFFORT IS MADE TO AVOID ERRORS, THE MONMOUTHPARK JOCKEY CLUB IS NOT RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY
ERRORS IN THIS PROGRAM.
MUTUEL INFORMATION WINDOWMain Line 1 - Cashier Window No. 38
Club House, 1st Floor - Window No. 148A
2PURSE $3,000.FOR TWO.YEAR.OLDS. 122 lb •. Non·winners of two racesallowed 3 lb •• ; maiden., 7 lb •. Claiming price $4,000.
Traok Record-I'M FOR MORE (2) 111 Ibs., 1:032/5. June 9.1961.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn.Line
1FRED W. HOOPER J. E. TINSLEY, JR. 6
Blue, White Circled "H" Front and Back, White Shoulder RAYStraos, Red Sleeves, Blue and Red CapBROUSSARDTERRORIZE 115--- Dk.b. or br.g.2, Pry-Ferocious by QUibu
GLENN C. SMITH OWNER 30
2 Green, Yellow Cross Sashes, Green Bars on Yellow EUGENESleevesl Green Cap MONACELLICODORUS 115--- B.c.2, Cortil-Bubbling Well by Bubbling OverCHASMAR STUD FARM L. C. EVANS 20
3 Aquamarine, Red Bars on Yellow Sleeves, Yellow Cap KARLSUMERIAN 112 KORTE--- B.f.2, Babylonian-Jaleen by Beau of MineAUDLEY FARM BUDD LEPMAN 4
4 Purple, Lavender Sash and Cap GEORGEFAIR JED 115 HUFNAGEL--- Ch.g.2, Djeddah-Fair Maid 2nd by ThorELKCAM STABLE R. METCALF 5-2
5 Green, Red Belt, Red Sleeves, Green and Red Cap DANIELANNA'S CHARLOTTE **105 FRENCHCh.f.2, Ifabody-Miss Bill by Billings
WM. M. WICKHAM K.NOE 15
6 Chartreuse, Brown Sash, Brown Cap ROBERT L.WINNING POST 115 STEVENSONDk.b.g.2. Red Hannigan-Dharma by Iso later7
JOSEPH W. BOWLEY OWNER 12Green, Lavender Sleeves, Green Cap GORDON
STONYMAN 115 LANOWAYB.c.2, Provocative--Myrtle J. by Flint Shot- 15
8JAMES L. WILEY J. WOODS GARTH
Green. Pink Cross Sashes, Pink Cap TOMMY
TAX EXEMPT 112 O'NEILRa.f.2, Castle Hill 2nd-Excused by Flushing 2nd--- ALEX PRIMAVERA L. WILLIAMS 6
9 White, Red Dots on Black Sash, Black Sleeves, OLiVEItWhite Cap 119 CUTSHAWUNCLE MELB.c.2, Cuantos-Cue Mac by Chicuelo- J. BOWES BOND 12JACLYN STABLE10 White, White Dots on Blue Sleeves, Blue Shoulder WALTERStraps, White and Blue Cap BLUMSILLY BABY 112B.f.2, Babylonian-Cilltatlon by Black Tarquin
H. O. H. FRELINGHUYSEN E. YOWELL 10
1 1 Black, Scarlet Diamonds, Scarlet Cuffs on HENRYSleeves, Scarlet Cap SLOCKMERRY MADCAP 115- Ro.g.2, Errard-Supreme Joy by RevokedJAMES ROSATI, SR. H. J. PITT 1512 Pink, Blue "JR" on Back, Blue Sleeves and Cap . CHRISGLANCE AGAIN 115 ROGERSDk.b.c.2, First Glance--Late Ship by Neddie* 3 Ibs. - • 5 Ibs. - •• 7 Ibs. - denotes Apprentice Allowances
Change in Equipment-WINNING POST Blinker. OnTAX EXEMPT Blinker. On
Scratched-Unkl!own Foetor, Helpmeout, Acrajet, Foote's Besl
,~" I "owl 13THE RED CROSS
CLAIMINGPURSE $3,000.FOR MAIDEN FILLIES, TWO YEARS OLD. 118 Ibs. Claimingprice $6,500.
Track Record-I'M FOR MORE (2) 111 Ibs., 1:032/" June 9, 1961.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn.LineMRS. FRED W. HOOPER A. J. BARDARO 10Blue. White Circled "H" Front and Back, Whi:e Shoulder JOEStraps, Red Sleeves, Blue and White Cap
CULMONEPRYBE 118B.1.2, Pry-Roan Beauty by Nirgal
MRS. LOUIS L. VOIGT, JR. J. WOODS GARTH 8Apple Green, Scarlet Hoops, Scarlet Bars on TOMMYSleeves, Scarlet CapO'NEILTALAVERA 118
Ch.1.2, Due de Fer-Scottwoods by Ksar
BEACON STABLE W. T. RAYMOND 20White, Red Beacon Front and Back, White and BASilBiue Bars on Red Sleeves, Blue Cap
FRAZIERPETAL'S STAR 118B.I.2, Black Star-High Petal by Knave High
JACK A. DUNN J. SMALLWOOD 12White, Green Circled "JAD" Front and Back, Green JACKSleeves, White and Green Cap
GERKINFLAMBOO *113Ch.f.2, Boodle-Flambeau by Bimelech
PHILIP GODFREY J. W. CAMAC 10Red, Grey Hoops, Red Cap THOMASBOLINAS GIRL 118 BARROW
Ch.f.2, Flaneur 2nd-Hedrolar by Fighting Fox
MR:>. FLORENCE H. ROBINSON L. H. SILVER 6Yellow, Yellow "FHR" on Red Ball Front GORDONand Back, Red CapLANOWAYELMO'S ETHEL 118
Ch.f.2, First Cabin-Golden Zipper by Talon
ALFREDO STABLE BUDD LEPMAN 20Red, Green Cross Sashes, Green Stripes on CHRISSleeves, Red and Green Cap
ROGERSPRISCIE M. 118B.f.2, Eubulides-Hasty Up by Haste
RIDGE STABLE C. P. COCO 10Cerise, Cerise Dots and Cuffs on Green Sleeves, EUGENECerise and Green Cap
MONACElliREALLY READY 118Dk.b.l.2, Imama2ed-Carolyn R. by Star Pilot
MRS. GEORGE A. CAVANAUGH, JR. R. LAURIN 3Light Blue and Brown Diagonals Stripes, Chocolate WALTERBrown Sleeves, Light Blue Cap
lLUMMISSINFORMATION 118Ch.f.2, Jet Master-Cherry Bounce by Rhodes ScholarMORSEY STABLE W. J. ROBINSON 4
Gold, Black Diamond Front and Back, Red Bars KARLon Sleeves, Red Collar and CapKORTEFINE POINT 118
B.I.2. Needles-M iss Percent by Bimelech
ELCEE-H STABLE B. FRANK CHRISTMAS 20Red, White Dots on Sleeves, White Cap DANIEL
SWIFTY NIFTY **111 FRENCHB.f.2, Turk's Delight-Klutassen by Rustom SirdarMICHAEL D'ONOFRIO DON YATES 10Charcoal, Flamingo Shield Front & Back, FlaminglY ShlYUlder ROBERT l.Straps, Charcoal Dots on Flamingo Sleeves, Charcoal
STEVENSONand Flamingo CapVALENCIA LADY 118
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Change in Equipment-PETAL'S STAR Blinkers OnMISSINFORMATION Blinkers On SWIFTY NIFTY Blinkers
Scratched-Anne 0' Erin
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CLAIMINGPURSE $3,500.FOR FOUR·YEAR.OLDS AND UPWARD. 122 Ibs. Non-win-ners since May 20 of three races allowed 3 Ibs.; two races,5 Ibs.; a race, 7 Ibs. Claiming price $6,000; 3 Ibs. for each$500 to $5,000.
Track Record-DECATHLON (4) 130 Ibs., 1:082/5, June 11,1957.PRIMONETTA (3) 115 Ibs .. 1:082/5, June 12, 1961.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn Line
1CHARLES HENRY BUDD LEPMAN 2
Emerald Green, Yellow \\CH" on Back, CHRISEmerald Green CapROGERSCHARLIE'S SONG 115--- Ch.h.7, Spy Song-Sari Omar by Sir Gallahad 3rd $6,000
2CONRAD HECKMAN J. F. BEATTIE 4
Royal Blue, Gold "H" Front and Back, Red and BASILGold Blocked Sleeves, Gold CapFRAZIERHELLENIC STAR 116- B.g.4, Helioscope-Spindrift by Johnslown $5,000
3BYRNALAN FARM R. M. DOWNES S
Kelly Green, Gold Sash, Blue Sleeves and Cap THOMAS
NIMBLE FIDDLER 112 BARROWRo.h.5, First Fiddl.,...l.Nimble Nymph by Tiger $5,500
4ALEX H. JOHNSTON OWNER 20
Black, Gold Hoop" Gold Bars on Sleeves. Black Cap GEORGE
CROYDEN CHIMES 115 HUFNAGEL- Blk.g.5, Unbridled-Jane Maedie by Maedic $6,0005
SUNNYBROOK FARM C. P. COCO 3Orange, Black "s" Fronl and Back, Black Shoulder EUGENEStraps, Black Bars on Sleeves, Orange and Black Cap
MONACELLISOLADIERE 111- 8r.m.5, Ed's Pride-Saramuli by Fighting Fox $5,000GEORGE MOOREFIELD J. MALETTO 56 White, Red & Green Hoops, Red & Green "GM" on Back, KARLRed & Green Bars on White Sleeves, White Cap KORTECUP ~ COFFEE 111
Blk.h.5, New Moon-Eternal Donna by Eternal Bull $5,000
7ROB-RAY STABLE R. DeSTEFANO 15
Pearl Grey, Navy Blue Yoke, Pink Sleeves, DANIELNavy Blue Cap
FRENCHWHAT'S-the-HURRY **105B.g.5, Wait A Bit-Whoisshe by Pensive $5,500-
JOCKEY STANDINGSThrough July 21
Mts. 1st 2nd 3rd Per centS. BROOKS 238 57 35 31 .24W. BLUM 226 43 21 30 .19S. BOUlMETIS 170 34 29 23 .20H. HINOJOSA 151 21 18 26 .14T. BARROW 153 20 25 19 .13E. MONACELLI 172 16 20 10 .09J. CUlMONE BO 13 8 9 .16B. FRAZIER 121 13 9 14 .11H. GRANT 103 12 17 9 .12D. FRENCH 101 10 18 13 .10
BARBER SHOPA well-equipped, four-chair barber shop may be
found on the mezzanine floor at the north end of thegrandstand for your convenience.
JAMES E. FITSIMMONSGuest of honor at Monmouth Park today is James E. Fitsimmons,
dean of American trainers who is celebrating his 87th birthday with'us here at Monmouth Park~ "Mr. Fitz" has attended Monmouth Park for. several years on his birthday and the track is happy to participatein his birthday celebration.
LOCATION OF DAILY DOUBLESELLERS'WINDOW
$2.00 DAILY DOUBLE TICKETS SOLDMain Line-Cashiers' Side
Grandstand Mezzanine-Cashiers' SideMidway Terrace-Cashiers' SideSky View Terrace-Cashiers' Side
Club House-1 st·2nd Floor-Cashiers' SideClub House-3rd-4th Floor-Cashiers' Side J
Club House-5th-6th Floor-Sellers' Side 1$5.00 DAILY DOUBLE TICKETS SOLD 1
Main Line I Cashier Windows 8 and 9Grandstand Mezzanine Cashier Window 106Club House-1st Floor Cashier Windows 310 and 311Club House-2nd Floor Cashier Window 414Club House-4th Floor Seller Window 248
$10.00 DAILY DOUBLE TICKETS SOLDMain Line I Cashier Windows 5 and 6Grandstand Mezzanine Cashier Window 103Club House-1 sf Floor Cashier Windows 305·306·307Club House-2nd Floor Cashier Window 406·407Club House-4th Floor Seller Window 249
PREVIOUS DAY'S TICKET WILL BE CASHEDUNTIL 4:00 P. M.
5 WIN I I--PL-A-CE- J IPURSE $5,000.FOR THREE.YEAR.OLDS AND UPWARD, NON·WINNERS OF$3,325 OTHER THAN CLAIMING SINCE APRIL 27. Three-year-aids, 117 Ibs.; older, 124 Ibs. Non-winners of $4,500in 1961 or three races since April 8 allowed 3 Ibs.; tworaces since then, 6 Ibs.; $3,300 in 1961 or two races sinceMarch 25, 9 Ibs.; a race since March 7, 12 Ibs. (Claimingraces not considered.)
Track Record-DECATHLON (4) 130 Ibs., 1:08%, June 11,1957.PRIMONETTA(3) 115 Ibs.. 1:082/5. June 12, 1961.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn.LineMRS. BEN COHEN E. YOWELL 3
I Purple, Gold Hoops, Gold Sleeves, JOEPurple Cap 124 CULMONEBEN (Post Pas. 2)Blk.go4, Greek Ship-Juvenile by Reading 2nd
laMRS. JAMES A. BOHANNON E. YOWELL 3Primrose Yellow, Violet Dots on Sleeves, HENRYBlack and Violet Cap BLOCKMOSLEM CHIEF 124 (Post Pas. 4)B.co4, Alibhai-Up the Hill by Jacopo
2MISS MARYV. FISHER J. C. HODGINS 5·2Buff, Solferino Cross Sashes, Scarlet Cap THOMASFULCRUM 121 BARROW(Post Pas. 1)
Ch.h.6, Spy Song-Fulmar by Hairan
3c. V. WHITNEY J. J. GREELY,JR. 12Eton Blue, Brown Cap EUGENETHE TONGAN 112 MONACELLI(Post Pas. 3)
Ro.co4, Polynesian-M ing Yellow by Goya 2ndKULLAVALLAFARM G. SEMLER 15
4 White, White Bars on Black Sleeves, JACKBlack and White Cap 114 FIESELMANBEAU ADMIRAL (Post Pas. 5)- B.g.3, Beau Max-Caesar's Wife by Better Self5
MAINE CHANCEFARM T.J. BARRY 8·5Cerise, White Sash, Blue Cuffs, Cerise Cap ROBERT
ROMAN TORCH 115 USSERY(Post Pas. 6)B.co4, Roman-Lunaria by HyperionJOSEPH CROAT J. P. MAYBERRY 6
6 Red, Blue Cross Sashes, Blue Sleeves, Red Cap LUIGIMY"ROUND 115 GINO(Post Pas. 7)Br.co4, Helvetian-Ginger D. by RoundersSUNNYBROOKFARM C. P. COCO 20
7 Orange, Black "5" Front and Back, Black Shoulder ROBERT L.Straps, Black Bars on Sleeves, Orange and Black Cap STEVENSONNIMATTAR 115 (Post Pas. 8)B.c.4, Nizami 2nd-Mattar by Burgoo King
Rule 3BO. If two or more horses in a race are coupled on the same mutuel ticket,there shall be no refunds unless all of the horses so coupled are excused before off-time, or all of the horses so coupled are locked in the gate.
LEADING TRAINERSThrough July 21
1st 2nd 3rdH. A. JONES 10 6 5BERNARD P. BOND 9 9 10H. HAUSNER 8 6 4W. R. MITCHELL 7 10 8E. YOWell 7 6 8K. NOE 7 2 8C. P. COCO 7 2 3
Jemaininlj State:JTO BE RUN IN 1961
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26
THE MIDSUMMER HURDLE HANDICAP$221000 (By invitation only)
l'HREE·YEAR·OLDS AND UP ABOUT TWO MILES
SATURDAY, JULY 29
THE SORORITY$100,000 Guaranteed
TWO·YEAR·OLD FILLIES
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2
THE CHOICE-$50,000 AddedTHREE·YEAR·OLDS ONE MILE AND A SIXTEENTH
SATURDAY, AUGUST 5
THE SAPLING$100,000 Guaranteed
ADVANCE SALES 8th and 9th RacesOPENING FOR WAGERING-3rd Race
1st Floor Club House Cashiers' Window No. 325 and1st Floor Grandstond, North End, Cashier's Window No.73.
Tickets will be issued and the winning tickets may becashed any following day at the corresponding previousday's window.
"-RACE WAGERED COLLECTED NETD. D. --
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THE MONMOUTH OAKS-$50,OOO Added
FOR FILLIES, THREE YEARS OLD. By subscription of $100eoch which sholl accompany the nomination, starters topay $500 additional with $50,000 added of which 65%of all monies to the winner; 20% to second; 10% to thirdand 5% to fourth. Weight 121 Ibs. Non·winners of $10,000in 1961 allowed 4 Ibs.; a sweepstakes at any time, 8 Ibs.Starters to be named through the entry box the day be-fore the race by the usual time of closing. The owner ofthe winner to receive a trophy. Closed Saturday, July 1,1961 with 23 nominations.
Track Record-LEVEE (3) 121 Ibs., 1:4B4/5, July 2B, 1956.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn.Line
IBERT W. MARTIN T. SALADIN 30Black, Pink Sash on Front, Black "M" and Pink Blocks ISMAEton Back, Black Cuffs on Pink Sleeves, Pink CapROSE O'NEILL 121 VALENZUELA
Dk.b. or br.f.3, Lord Putnam-Beckygale by Blenheim 2nd
2FRED W. HOOPER J. E, TINSLEY, JR. 15Blue, White Circled 'H' Front and Back, White Shoulder RAYStraps, Red Sleeves, Blue and Red Cap
BROUSSARDMY PORTRAIT 121B.I.3, Olympia-Me by Challenge Me
3CALUMET FARM H. A. JONES 12Devil's Red, Blue Bars on Sleeves, Blue WALTERCollar and Cap
BLUMPLUM CAKE 121Ch.I.3, Ponder-Real Delight by Bull Lea
DARBY DAN FARM J. P. CONWAY 4-5
4 Fawn, Brown "DO" Front and Ilack, Brown Sleeves,Fawn and Brown CapPRIMONETTA 121Ch.I.3, SwapS-Banquet Bell by Polynesian
5ANDREW J. CREVOLIN E. A. NELOY 4
Orange, Black "C" Front and Back, Black and JOEWhite Striped Sleeves, Black CapCULMONEMIGHTY FAIR 121
B.1.3, Decorated-Fairy Mist by Rico Monte
WM. G. HEllS, JR. H.HAUSNER 20
6 Light Blue, White Cross Front and Back, THOMASLight Blue and White Cap BARROWANGEL SPEED 113Dk.br.I.3, Spartan Valor-Goyette by Goya 2nd
7THOMWOOD FARMS G.E. ROBERTS 20
White, Red Cross Sashes, Red and White HalvedSleeves, Red Cap
HIGHLAND LASSIE 113- Ch.I.3, Djeddah-Mary Gordon by Panoramaa ELMENDORF W. A. KELLEY 20Gold, Royal Blue Sash, White Dots on Royal Blue ROBERT L.Sleeves and Cap STEVENSONOIL ROYALTY 121B.I.3, Greek Song-Oil Princess by Errard---,OGDEN PHIPPS J. E. FITZSIMMONS 5
9 Black, Cherry Cap ROBERTFUNLOYING 121 USSERY--- B.I.3, Tom FO.ol-Flitabout by ChalledonB. A. DARIO WM. LaRUE 2010 Red, White Belt, White "0" on Back, Red Cap EUGENEDANDY PRINCESS 113 MONACELLIB.I.3, Bull Dandy-Harem by Heliopolis
WIN I-IPLACE7 J--I
PURSE $6,000.FOR FOUR.YEAR·OLDS AND UPWARD, NON.WINNERS OF$3,905 TWICE AT A MILE OR OVER IN 1961. 122 Ibs. Non-winners of $6,500 in 1961 allowed 3 Ibs.; $7,500 in 1960,5 Ibs.; $3,905 in 1961, 7 Ibs.; $3.250 .ince June 8, 9 lb •. ;$2,600 in 1961, 11 lb.. (Maiden and claiming race. notcon.idered.)
LOYAL LADY 2nd 112Br.m.5, Preciptic-British Columbia by Big GameTALLY-HOSTABLE E. YOWILL
Red, White Sash, White and Red HalftdSleeves, Red and White etp
AUGUST SUNCh.cA, Heliopolis- Teahouse by PolynesianCIRCLEM FARM E. C. HAYWARD
White, Blue Circled 'M' Front and Back, Blue Cap
IxWATCH YOUR STEP 117
Ch.h.5, Citation-Stepwisely by Wise CounsellorEDGEHILLFARM H. J. PITT
Blue, White Stars, White Bars on Red Sleeves,Blue and White Cap
EXALTADO 117Br.h.6, Clarer-Extasiada by EmbrujoKlLKAREFARM A. FUNGER
Blue, Gold Diagonal Stripes, Blue Sleeves. Gold Cap4
JOECULMONE
(Post Pas. 6)
EvenWALTERBLUM
(Past Pas. 1)
CHRISROGERS
(Post Po•. 2)
EUGENEMONACELLI
(Post Pos. 3)
12KENNETHCLEMES
(Post Pas. 5)
THOMASBARROW
9PURSE $3,SOO.FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS. 122 Ibs. Non·winners since July 1allowed 3 Ibs.; June 8, 6 Ibs. Claiming price $7,000; 3 lb •.for each $500 to $6,000.
Track Record--SKIPPER BILL (6) 124 Ibs., 1:41, June 27, 1956.
OWNER TRAINER Jockey/Morn LineMRS. LOUIS FRIEDLANDER W. R. MITCHELL 4
I Light Blue, Purple Sash, Purple Bars on Sleeves, MICHAELPurple CapDEVIL FLOWER 105 DALTON(Post Pas. 3)B.I.3, Devil Diver-Campanule 2nd by Canot $6,000
laMEADOWBROOK STABLES W. R. MITCHELL 4Pink, Brown \M' in Brown Diamond Front and Back, CHRIS
Brown Bars on Sleeves, Aqua and Brown Cap
ST. VALARIE 116 ROGERS(Post Pas, 7)Ch.g.3, Spy Song-Lump Sugar by Bull Lea $7,000
2GEORGE F. KOHN J. W. CAMAC 3
Red, Grey Cogwheels Front and Back, Grey THOMASCollar and Cuffs, Red and Grey CapCACTUS KID 119 BARROW(Post Pas. 4)
Ch.c.3, Phalanx-Petsie by Shut Out $7,000
2bROBERT EDWARDS J. W. CAMAC 3
B lack, Gold "E" Front and Back, Gold WALTERSleeves and CapLIVE DANGEROUSLY 122 BLUM(Post Pas. B)
B.c.3, Armageddon-Hostage by Roman $7,000
3LOUIS LAZARE T. H. HEARD, JR. 4
Fuchsia, Pink Sash, Blue Bars on Sleeves, Blue Cap ROBERT
JOE CAVE **109 ?~R"'A(Post Pas. 6)B.c.3, To Market-My Lassie by Bahram $6,500
3xLOUIS LAZARE T. H. HEARD, JR. 4
Fuchsia, Pink Sash, Blue Bars on Sleeves, Blue Cap ROBERT
WINNING PITCH **104 PERNA(Post Pas. 10)Dk.b.1.3, Johns Joy-Dugout by Shut Out $7,000MR. & MRS. THOMAS W. BAKER, JR. A. H. BOWEN 10
4 Green, Gold "B" Front and Back, Purple Bars ROBERT L.on Gold Sleeves, Red CapFRESH RUNNER 116 STEVENSON(Post Pas. 1)Br.g.3, Revoked-Incomparable by Mr. Bones $7,000MRS. DOROTHY BURES A. FUNGER 10
5 Charcoal Grey, Pink Belt, Pink Band on Sleeves, Pink Cap GORDONEDINBURGH 116 LANOWAY(Post Pas. 2)Ch.c.3, Bernborough-Small Comfort by Ardan $7,000
6DONALD B. SCHMECK WM. MANZI 6
Gold, Blue Hoops, Red Sleeves, Gold and Blue Cap EUGENE
STEALTH 111 MONACELLI(Post Pas. 5)Ch.f.3, QUiet Step-Battle Ace by Case Ace $6,000
7HARRIET N. BALL BERNARD P. BOND 4
Red, Red "S" and Dots on White Panel Front JOEand Back. Red Bars on White Sleeves, Red Cap CULMONERAYS HILL 119 (Post Pas. 9)
B.g.3, Rico Monte-Losing Game by Reaping Itoward $7,000
8LIL-MAR STABLE R. M. DOWNES 12
Blue/ Brown Sash, Brown Blocks on Sleeves, HENRYBrown Cap BLOCKTOGADRU 111 (Post Pas. ll)
B.1.3, Escadru- Toga by Roman $7,000* 3 Ibs. - " 5 Ibs. - ** 7 Ibs. - denotes Apprentice Allowances1 and 1 a-Mrs. Louis Friedlander and Meadowbrook Stables Entry2 and 2b-Gearge F. Kahn and Robert Edwards Entry3 and 3x-Louis Lazare EntryScratched-Wind Sweep
Rule 380. If iwo or more horses ir a race an pi=
HOW PHOTO-FINISH CAMERA OPERATESThe finish of each race and the placing of each
horse is confirmed by the photo-finish camera.As the nose of each horse touches the finish line the
picture of the horse is made. The photo of no horse isrecorded by the camera until his or her nose is actuallyright on the wire. The pictures are correct to the mostminute degree with no chance of error.
No horse in any place on the track can be favoredas no impression can be taken until each horse hits thefinish, thus neither the "inside" nor "outside" horsecan ever be favored by the camera.
BOAT SCHEDULE-Wilson LineLv. Pier 80-Foot of W. 40th St., N.Y.C. 11 :00 A. M.Lv. 69th St. Pier, Brooklyn 12:00 NoonAr. at Atlantic Highlands 1: 15 P. M.
(Connecting Express Buses to Track)Ar. at Monmouth Park 1:45Lv. Monmouth Park after last race 6:30
(via buses)Lv. Atlantic Highlands pierAr. 69th St. Pier, BrooklynAr. Pier 80, New York
7:008:209:00
Mon. thru Fri.Lv. N.Y.C. (Liberty St. Ferry) 12:30Lv. Jersey City 12:42Lv. W. 8th St., Bayonne 12:54Lv. Newark * 12:40*Change at Elizabethport 1:03Lv. Perth AmboyAr. Monmouth Park
Leave Monmouth Park 20
Sots. and July 412:0012:1612:26
12:0012:33 12:14
12:301:47 1:13 1:00
minutes after last race
Mon. thru Fri.12:12 P. M.12:2012:3512:43
1 :3515 minutes
Lv. N.Y.C. (Hudson Term.)Lv. N.Y.C. (Penn Station)Lv. NewarkLv. ElizabethAr. Monmouth Park
Leave Monmouth Park
Sots. and July 411:36 A. M.11 :5012:05 P. M.12: 13
1:05after last race
BUSES leave daily for Monmouth Park from New York,Newark, Paterson, Passaic, Elizabeth, Morristown,Atlantic City, Camden, Philadelphia, Allentown andother cities. Local newspapers carry arrival and de-parture times for your convenience.
The Monmouth Park Jockey Club hopes you havefound this program bo h informative and instructive.If you wish to address it to a friend you will find en-velopes available in he grandstand and club house.We will stamp and mail it. Postcards may also be ad·dressed and mailed.
Rule 380. If two or more horses in a race are coupled on the same mutuelticket, there shall be no refunds unless all of the horses so coupled are excusedbefore off-time, or all of the horses so coupled are locked in the gate.
Rule 366. When two or more horses run in a race, and are coupled because ofcommon ties, they are called an \\Entry" and a wager on one of them shall be awager on all of them.
Rule 374. If an error is made in posting the pay-off figures on the publicboard, it shall be corrected promptly and only the correct amounts shall be usedin the pay-off irrespective of the error on the public board. If because of mechan-ical failure it is impossible to promptly correct the posted pay-off a statementshall be made over the public address system stating the facts and corrections.
Rule 39s(a). In the case of a dead heat for second in the Place Pool, thewinner of the race receives its half share of the profits in that Pool; and each of thetwo horses that dead heat for second receive one-half of the remaining half of theprofits.
Rule 39s(b). In the case of a dead heat for third or "Show" In the ShowPool the first and second horses each receive a normal one-third of the profits in thatpoor; and the two horses that dead heat for third each receive one-half of theremaining third of the profits.
Rule 39s(cl. Where two or more horses racing for one interest or Field horsesparticipate in dead heats, each horse of the Entry or Field is entitled to his pro-portionate share of the profits in the pool in which the dead heat occurs and theother pools aflected. For example: Where two horses of an Entry or Field "deadheat" for Straight, the Straight and Place prices are calculated as Straight pools,and the Entry is entitled to two-thirds of the profits of the Show Pool.
Rule 39s(dl. Where two or more horses of an Entry or Field figure in a deadheat, or multiple dead heats in one race, each horse of the Entry or Field par-ticipating gets his proportionate award of the profits in whatever pool, or pools,are affected by the dead heat or dead heats. The sum of the total profits in each0001 for the Entry or Field is then used as a dividend to calculate the pay-off pricefor said Entry or Field in that pool.
Sec. 28. "Every permit that shall be granted for the holding of a horse racemeeting shall be upon the express condition and agreement that no person shall beadmitted as a spectator without the payment of an admission fee .•• and thatno free passes shall be issued, etc" etc.
Sec. 44. "All sums held by any permit holder (track) for payment of Outstand- ,ing Pari-Mutuel Tickets not claimed by the person or persons entitled thereto !within sixty (60) days from the time such tickets are issu,d shall be paid to the JCommission upon the expiration of such sixty-day holding period." I
1Rule 361. No person under the age of 16 shall be admitted to any race
track enclosure as a soectator during the hours when the running of races is beingconducted. No person under the age of 21 shall be permitted to wager or in anymanner participate in any pari·mutuel pool or system.
Rule 482. The Stewards are vested with power to determine the extent ofdisqualifications in cases of fouls. They may place the offending horse behind suchhorses as in their judgment it interfered with, or they may place it last.
Rule 378. If a horse is left at the post at off-time there shall be no refundbut if one horse or more is prevented from leaving the post at off~time because ofbeing locked in the gate, the money wagered on said horse or horses so locked inthe gate shall be deducted from the pool and be refunded.
Rule 363. Any claim by a person that a wrong ticket has been delivered tohim must be made before leaving the mutuel ticket Window; no claims will beconsidered thereafter and no claim shall be considered for tickets thrown away,lost, changed, destroyed or mutilated beyond identification. Payment of wagers willbe made only on presentation of appropriate pari-mutuel tote tickets.
Rule 396(hl. If a horse in the first haif of the Daily Double is excused by theStewards before off-time, all money wagered on any horse or horses so excusedshall be deducted from the Daily Double Pool and be refunded to the purchaser orpurchasers of tickets on the horse or horses so excused.
