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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1943

Page

19

Belmont Opening Day Draws 13,000 Amid Parking Struggles

Belmont Park opened its 24 day meeting to 13,972 spectators despite closed lots and long walks from the station. A 40-1 shot won the Fashion Stakes and Shut Out finished sixth in the Toboggan. Devil Diver, owned by Mrs Payne Whitney, won the six furlong race with Georgie Woolf aboard earning $5,625 while Mrs Ames and Vietta charged at the finish.

SEC Feder New York Long Island Belmont Park Jamaica Mrs. Ames Henry Justig Josephine Grimes Regards Lous Mayer Tilyou Christopher Devil Diver Ames Saratoga Teddy Atkinson Widener George Widener Vietta

Belmont Park Race Results Show Mixed Finishes Across Cards

A scrambled OCR listing Belmont Park results highlights multiple horses with varying payouts. Entries include a-Dance Team, Depth Charge, Great Rice, and many others with times and odds, plus scratches such as Capetown and Haights Armor. The dense, error‑ridden page records first, third, and other placings, showing a heat of activity across 6f to 2m races and noting several dead heats and close finishes.

Belmont Park G. Wunlf T. Garza E. Wielander Capetown Haights Armor Erazata Longchamps Farm Mano Zaca Grey Ud Histes C. Gasens Salto Port Harmon Generous Metwresome King

Brown Knocks Out Oma in Eight Rounds in Baltimore

Alf Brown of Detroit floors Lee Oma at Baltimore Coliseum in the second round after Oma chooses a slugging contest. Brown weighed 238 pounds to Oma's 179 in a scheduled ten round bout.

Baltimore Alf Big Boy) Brown Detroit Lee Oma New York Brown Oma

Belmon t Tracks Race Entries and Listings at Belmont

Daily listings show first race for 2yearolds at 5 furlongs with weights led by Robert T 116 and Assailant 111, followed by second race for 4yearolds and up at 6 furlongs with Designator 121 and Grand Party 121. International Steeplechase Handicap flags 4yearolds and up at about 2 miles with Mandingham 159 and Elkridge 159 among entrants. Churchill Downs and Suffolk Downs sections list multiple claiming races, maidens and handicaps with numerous entries and post times, including first post around 1:30 pm at Churchill and 2:30 pm at Suffolk.

Belmont Widener Course Robert T Toolmaker Assailant Wood Spirit Rita Jane Quickkicy Float Me City Light Dandy Jim Little Rene A—J. P. Smith Zobriquet Early Delivery Bright Camp Ezechias Designator Rodimic Liste Psychiatrist Cherrydale Battle Lark Cold Crack Jane Blenheim axGrand Party xxRay-Diane Bosley xxHomeward Bound Anytime Knights Queat Cottesmore Invader Iron Shot b-Mandingham Brother Jonez c-Caddle Sun and Moon Tricks Neb de von Cream Tack Room Gaikis Miss Skylark Xx Honfleur Deve Leba G Fire Nymph Legend Bearer Pon Bingo Haile Paperboy Sir Alfred Caduccua xxxFuego Crystal Curwen xStar Monarch xSurgeon Dick Flying Double xPalturf xAgricole Exoiie Letter V. U2 xAir Beauty Spica xHit It Brave Sir Ender Epistle Xmias Nadi Arrowtraction xCommixion J Lee Greenock xMeetsum Joy Bet of Key Masculine Antena Im xLady Romers xBlack Flame Nancy’s Baby Ave Fur Tongs Hobbys First Valdiia Clown Lis Jezzahel Diavolaw Darby Dimont Truthfy Eud Transfrap A-O’rasky A-O'Hurry xWits End xSway Beautiful Boy S. Grier A—J. McCarthy J. W. Rodgers xGay Youth Point High Rich Uncle Magnetism Teddy Bescar Ponty xUbiqui xAway Alandge Keightfors Urawimner Swoosh Sportsmans Park Pops Rival xMatchles Ferdinand xCape xLiberty Filk Electrical Miss Brideaux Xifada~ Time Madly Connie Ann Miss Lexington XxEb Gay Thorn xMarkmond Red Berry Town Lace xPeter C xFree Miss xHeel Call Old Union Blue Garter Greenocks Coin South Border Rugged Rock Our WaHe Ten Blow xBusy Josie Price O'Mars Tripaway Tricky Ota Tenuous Flashtown Halt Grand Rogers Boy Suffolk Downs Cate Santa Rosa Consomme X Manipulate xSuit Pond Stop Harping Wise Decision Becomig Petes Bet Off Shore a-Squadron Side Boy Caldina Craft Chnaway C T Chenero Flag Trumpeter xPharatheon Paul Pry xYankee Party xSelma Lad Graystark Xfime O War Rough News

Prince the loyal dog of World War I

A dog named Prince reportedly traveled from Ireland to France to reunite with his master fighting in the first world war. After his master left home in 1914, Prince mourned, wandered 70 miles through English countryside and 60 miles into French soil, crossing shell fire and gas, to reach the front line where his master was among troops. The tale, verified by witnesses, underscores exceptional canine loyalty.

Prince Ireland London France England

Incredible Dog Powers and Safe Interaction Tips

A column notes dogs sense their owners from long distances, urges calm handling around unfamiliar dogs, and cites dog behavior in spring. It includes stories of dogs saving children, talks on pampering dogs, and a Q&A on distemper disinfection timelines and Springer Spaniel lifespans.

Suffolk Downs hosts large crowd at trolley car meet

15000 attendance packed Suffolk Downs for the Eastern Racing Association trolley car meeting. Mrs D B Miller's Incoming, ridden by Tommy Luther, won the $1500 Winthrop Handicap by a neck over Eric Knight. Gala Fly and Arthur Murray followed. Final handle reached 363,674.7 versus 448,778 last year.

Boston Eastern Racing Association Suffolk Downs Massachusetts OPA D. B. Miller Tommy Luther Glen Felkner Eric Knight Sally Miller Gala Fly W W. Adams Arthur Murray

Watkins All-Stars Beat Monarchs 21 to 16 In Three-Pitcher Game

Watkins 9 caps a 21 16 win over the Monarchs using three pitchers and three catchers. Jim Wilson led the winners with strong hitting while Harry Jones topped the Monarchs' offense.

Watkins all-Stars Monarchs Jim Wilson Harry Jones

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