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9 THE CAMDEH CHROWICIAVB)MDEH. SOOTH CABOLUCA. MABCH It, 1U» any Entries Expected In Carolina Cup 0, Eight *»♦»*•* ire e an all-star program of versified races, the Caro- will probably attract •even or eight entries who will lace the starter. While it will be a week before the entries in the race meeting are named, there is a belief that the classic card will list dose to 75 names in the seven-race card. Vicing for interest and favorit ism with the anticipated crowd of 15,000 will be Some Gold, the nine H of Paul But- year old gay j ler, Hinsdale, Fla., sportsms gelding Inn., and Miami, sportsman and poloist. Some. Gold scored his first timber vic tory in the King Haiglar race at d At+r/tr+ed Ry I the Springdale meeting on March Be, ArtroCfWfi "} 12, staging one of the most sensa- * . , tional stretch rides ever to mud- Event ! die the Bermuda of the famed I Springdale timber course. Under the guidance of Henry Hdgesen, Wisconsin jockey, this u* old gelding by Gold taeson covered the two on Saturday, March 26. . and a quarter 13 jump timber r<*> mile event,, to be con- course in the King Haiglar u VISITING nobles « ariied To Be Guests' Fez arid Kiwanis Clubs :k J. Perry Shows MARCH 2Mi tairg rounds imden, S. C. t Must Wear Tour Fess. Good irills • Time . Fun in 4:15 3-5, which Is quite faster than the 4:28 that Big Mike turned in to win the same race in 1948. Some Gold will get some real competition from Sea Flare, the 10-year-old chesnut gelding of Mrs. Gilbery Humphrey of Chag rin Falls, Ohio, and Done Sleep ing, seven-year-old brown gelding of Alvin Untermyer of Westbury, L. L And there are railbirds who declare that Royal Mission, the Lee L. Chandler entry, will make a strong bid for the Cup. The first race on the Carolina Cup race program will be die Wateree, a mile and a half over hurdles. Rumor says that Dills- the R. K. Mellon 5-year-old gelding will probably start—and race. But there are oth ers who look for Mat, the 8- Old gelding of Mrs. F. Clark to make a hid. The second race. The Cherokee steeplechase. Two miles over brush, will probably find Galactic, E. duPont Weir of ton. Del. dueling with Laddie, the Kent Miller sensation. The third race on the afternoon card is the Carolina Cup, three miles over timber. ‘The Camden Plate, six furlongs on the flat will find Tourelay, Walter Wickes, Jr., owner, fight ing for top honors with Mrs. E. duPont Weir’s Christmastide. Vicing for top recognition in toe program is toe fifth race, thej _ ale Cup, a two mile echase over brush dash. The entry list of this all-important cup event is expected to list Galactic, Bannock Laddie and Fonsilver, who were previously referred to in the Cherokee event, second race on the card. The Baron DeKalb, sixth race on the program, is a mile and a half over hurdles, while the seventh and last on the card is the Kershaw, one mile on the flat and sure to be action-packed! In the- Wateree the purse is $350 and is for three-years-old andup- wards. In the Cherokee the purse is $350 and is for four-year-olds and up, while the Carolina Cup purse is $500 for four-year-olds and upwards. The Camden Hate purse is $225 and is for three- olds and up; the Springdale cup call for a $650 purse and if for four-yew-olds and up; the Baron DeKalb is for a $500 purse and is for three-year-olds and up, while the Kershaw calls for a $225 pitrse for three-year-olds and up. The race is in charge of the Carolina Cup committee, which is headed by Hany D. Kirkover and lists Burwell H. Boykin, F. Am brose Clark, Arthur L Meigs, Paul Mellon, Richard K. Mellon. Mrs. Marion duPont Scott, F. Skiddy von Stade, Mrs. Esther duPont Weir and David R. Williams. Entries for the Carolina Cup meeting dose Saturday, March 19. Post time for the races is 2 p. m., March 26. ‘ * Surprise Horse From Illinois Some Gold Wins King Haiglar Race In Springdale Meeting Some Gold, a nine-year-old bay gelding, just three days after a long trailer jaunt from Chicago following winter training in the midwest, scored a surprise victory in the King Haiglar timber race of the Springdale meet ing last Saturday. Many are now picking him to win the Carolina Cup. The Illinois horse, from the Some Gold would run in stable of Paul Butler of Hinsdale, CCarolina Cup on March 26. a Chicago suburb, finished a length ahead of the favorite Sea Flare in a sensational drive. a Henry Helgeren, trainer and rid er, demonstrated a Clever and stragetic bit of racing. A crowd estimated at 2,500 saw Some Gold cover the, two and a quarter mile timber course in 4:15 3-5. At the early stage of the race, Seae Flare, sporting the silks of ti ^ t ^ w . , Mrs. Gilbert Humphrey of Chag- p*}*’.M rs ‘ DuPont Weirs rin Falls, Ohio, with Grover « °* eight Stephens up, was out in front by y Up V ♦ several lengths and widened the h-Tu gap to two full lengths at the [if ■[ nidw ®y half-way* point. Sea Flare looked t ® n f_H hen Cai ?; e • like a sure winner with Done *° g **8 e a nose and nose finish Alvin with Galactic. It was Bannock I Laddie’s first race and Miller J showed elnation over the showing declaring his entry offered real! promise for future racing. Ban nock Laddie will race in one of the brush events of the Carolina meet Time of the race was 3:57. ! In, the opening race, the Bloomsbury, six furlongs on the flat, Tourelay with J. Zimmer man up, nosed out Christmastide with Johnny MaGee up. Scoach' Reel was two lengths behind ini third and Extra was a poor fourth, j The R. K. Mellon entrj, Dills-; burg, ran ahead of five other, starters in the Holly Hedge mile and a half hurdle race. Mat, the favorite with T. Connolly up, trailed in second by a length. In the last race of the afternoon, the Kamhchatka, onee-mile flat, Pilgrim Way, four year old bay gelding owned by Mrs. Gilbert Humphrey, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, stuck out his nose to win over Crooning Wind, a Rokcby entry from UppervTlle, Va. Harry D. Kirkover, rfiairman of seven year old brown gelding ! the committee in charge of the owned by Kent Miller of this city Springdale meeting, expressed and ridden by A. Foot made it a satisfaction over the manner in the fav- which the program was run off Weir’s 1 and declared he was delighted with the public response as evi denced by the crowd of 1 some 2,500 spectators. Mr. Kirkover stated that, with weather permit ting, he looked for a successful Carolina Cup meeting March 26. irogram the Sea Flare finished second tmd Done Sleeping was third. Ponair Seniah and Pinch Me Me v were also rans, the latter Josing his rider at the second jump. In the Mulberry race, two miles over brush, Bannock Laddie, a “The Springdale pr showed that we have toe horses, said Mr. Kirkover. “The most ex acting race folktver must have been well pleased with the Sat urday races. Everything went off beautifully and I am satisfied that with the interest manifest through inquiries, etc., that the Carolina Cup meeting will be a big suc cess. Just give us a day like we had for the Springdale event and I am sure the turf The summary of the Springdale fans will turn out in goodly number. The summary race results follows: First race—The Bloomsbury, six furlongs on the flat: First, Toure lay, owned by Walter Wickes, Jr., Northbrook, Pa.; J. Zimmerman, Jr., rider. Second, Christmastide, (Continued on Page 8-B) TOWLE — WALLACE FRANK M. WHITING and HEIRLOOM STERLING SILVER 1922 1949 F. D. GOODALE —JEWELER— Phone 231 Camden, S. C. 539 E. DeKalb SL. (Opp. P.O.) Sleeping, an Alvin Untermyer, Westbury, L. I., entry, trained by W. Burling Cocks and ridden by Mikee Smith wick, ki second place. Sea Flare faltered at the last lump and Done Sleeping took the lead. It was at this juncture that Jockey Hdgesen nudged Some “ * 1th his s F Gold with his spurs. gallant YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO HAVE . * DINNER AT ANTOINE'S lUT YOU CAN HAVE . . . BREAKFAST AT BEN'S ■F^./. '• ?v..* • 1 *' i . -I/V' ' „ •’■!'. . X ■* • - A • •* •• \ ^ ' ‘ Effective now, the Emerson Drive-In Restaurant, located two miles nt of Camden, on U. S. Highway No. 1, will bo open from 5 a. m. 12 midnight doily. eke it o point to eat your breakfast hare •.. also lunch and din- jr. The food it delicious and service gracious. Ypu # ll lava it. EMERSONS DRIVE-IN Meet Your Friends At Ben’s horse responded with a spurt that carried him Up even with Sea Flare and .Done Sleeping. Yards from the finish line he flashed ahead, and won by a length. 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