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winner’s circle to hear the verdict.
“Do you think he won that?” Mr. Forbes asked Le Moulinet’s trainer, Doug Fout.
The judges decided the 4-year-old R^ja Baba gelding had won, by a nose, ®dguig out Shasta Be Good who was a head in front of Rep.
The win was the first for both the S horse and his jockey who has been * working for the Fouts for two months, * having come to them by way of Scotland and South Africa.
James Lawrence III guided Alfred * H. Smith’s Fresh Day to the winner’s I circle in the second division, finishing ? four lengths in front of Leigh Louri on Alpha Wave and Gary Rose on Mr. Cramer’s Shempora.
Mr. Lawrence said his horse made the race very easy for him. “All I had to do was pick up her head and move her on,” he said.
Mr. Cramer made up for his mistake in the feature race when his Ragtime Knight, ridden by Charlie Fleischmann, won the next race, a $1,000 open hurdle.
Tingles Image, owned by Mrs. T. A. Randolph and ridden by Woods Winants, led the four-horse field for the first lap of the 2-mile race. At the end of the first mile Mr. Fleischmann sent his horse to the front and began to pull
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