Happy Birthday (No. 37!) to the gentleman pictured in today’s snapshot lede. He started out in the shipping dep’t. over here at Cynthia Publishing Co., way back when, and it appears he’s done OK for himself since then — no lasting psychological or emotional damage sustained, unlike some of us others who continue to shuffle around in a shellshocked daze! Just kidding — maybe! At any rate, mazel! Yom huledet samecha etc.!
Housekeeping!
One late-issue from Wednesday evening: #6 Bati King (.214 Win Prob / 3.67-1 Fair Odds / 4.47-1 Premium Odds) crowned himself a winner in your Race 6 finale from Assiniboia at $12.20.
Yesterday (Thursday) some of the races went this way…
At Chas. Town, W.Va., #5 Fine Whining (.194 / 4.15 / 5.19) couldn’t complain about the outcome in Race 2 at $18.60. In Race 4 there, #6 Cedar’s Estate (.166 / 5.02 / 6.05) landed in the winner’s circle at $35.20; #2 El Rabano (.167 / 4.99 / 6.01) completed your winning $164.80 exacta whose premium price was $84.82.
At Stickney, Ill., #4 Nagy and Da Bears (.240 / 3.17 / 4.00) won Race 2 for the Monsters of The Midway at $15.60; #6 Mr. Sweets (.257 / 2.89 / 3.55) completed your winning $42.40 exacta whose premium price was $36.40. In Race 4 there, #2 Gift Giving (.332 / 2.01 / 2.43) was the recipient of a victory at $6-even.
At Laurel, Md., #2 Hell Ofa Hillbilly (.286 / 2.50 / 3.20) won it for the ridgerunners in Race 2 at $8.60.
At Grantville, Penna., #4 Quasi Warrior (.210 / 3.76 / 4.71) turned out to be a real one in Race 6 at $11-even.
Now to today (Friday), from what’s already been contested at press-time…
Back to Grantville for the opener, in which #3 For Some Reason (.336 / 1.98 / 2.48) finished first just-because at $8-even.
At Etobicoke Int’l., #8 Sobiech (.235 / 3.26 / 3.98) won Race 4 for The Clouds at $11.40.
Stretching the free ones out to the shank of your Friday evening now, via Chas. Town & Century Mile Thoroughbreds…
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