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winners of $27,000 twice in 1991” also included Skorpius (Ar), Woody Boy Would, Lights and Music, Penascal (Ar), Peer Prince and Made Noble.
Mother Nature introduced the 50th running of the New York Turf Writers Cup August 15. Minutes into paddock time, severe thunder and lightning knocked out TV monitors and briefly closed betting windows.
The less-than-cooperative weather changed the course conditions just enough to make the race less than formful.
The field attracted 10 starters with the gross value of the 2 3/8 mile stake closing at $116,200.
W’illiam C. Lickle’s stakes campaigner Victorian Hill was a clear favorite despite his 160pound package. Frank Lovings’ one horse stable. Double Bill (’89, ’90 winner of the N. Y. Turf Writers) was 11 pounds away at 149. They were followed by Moonstruck (148), Woody Boy Would (147), Made Noble (146), Yaw (145), Mihmaz (144), Penascal (Ar) 9143), Sidler (143) and Peer Prince (133).
As predicted, the Janet Elliot trained all-time leading money earner Victorian Hill and the Alydar grandson. Woody Boy
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