Far and away the outstanding jockey yesterday was C: B. Moller who wound up the day with a tetel of four wins and one place. None of the other riders were able to win more than one race. V. H. Oliveira, a
Breezybank home the winner in the new recruit, did well in piloting first müce-and to have. placed third later on Pamlico.
Scorpio, although carrying a six-pound penalty, exonerated his poor showing of the first two days yesterday, when he galloped away to a fine win in the Yensei Plate in which he emerged victorious over the raging favourite, Boom Town, by the distance of two lengths. Boom Town carried more than half of the public's money and though leading half way down the final stretch. he could not hold off Scorplo's determined challenge and was forced to concede first place and be satisfied with second. Mr. Jiggs was third a length and a half behind.
Faneyray found her burden of 160 rounds too much for her in the heavy going. After taking the lead from the half mile post and entering the straight with a small advantage she fell victim of Gracie's strong burst at speed opposite the stands. She Was also passed by Senorita who filled second place The closest finish of the day was seen in the fifth race when Buckaway just managed to get his head in front and win by a neck from Furioso while the favourite, Spring Day. was third.
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