Page 6, The Herald, Friday,

May 4, 1979

Horse race is a showdown [

LOUISVILLE, Ky, (AP) —
Spectacular Bid and Flying
Paster, who have combined
for 19 stakes victories in 20
races, will hold thelr long-
awalted showdown Saturday
in the  §200,-000-added
Kentucky Derby at Churchill
Downs

Joining these two colts,
who have earned more than
$700,000 each, in a bid for
money and glory wili te
eight other 'threeyear-old
thoroughbreds, including

one who has earned $4,-200_

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and has, Tafled to win In six
starts.
Great Redeemer is the

first maiden entered in the -

1%-mile’. Derby since
Fourulla Hnished 19th ina 20-
horse field in 1971. ;

In his last start, Great
Redeemer, who did not race
asa 2-year-old, finished third
as a 00-1 shot in Tuesday's
Derby Trial Stakes at
Churchill Downs, beaten by
11% lengths. The colt will be
ridden by Richard DePass
from the No.2 poat just inside

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Spectacular Bid, who is the
early 3-5 favorite, .

The 105th Derby will be the
second richest, with a purse
of $304,000 and a first prize of
$217,200if all 10 start. It cost
$4,000 to enter and $3,500 to
start, and this year for the
first time, there is $200,000 in
added money, up from
$125,000. The richest Derby
was 1974, won by Cannonade,
when a 23-horse field swelled
the purse to $326,500. Post
time is 6:38 p.m. EDT.

__. Each starter will carry 126_

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pounds, Others entered are
Golden Act, Screen King, the
entry of General Assembly
and Sir Ivor Again, Shamgo,
Lot o’Gold and = King
Celabrily,

Rain is possible, and Spec-
tacular Bid in his only race

‘on a sloppy track suffered

the first of the two losses in
his 14-race career when he
finished fourth, beaten by 6% ¢o
lengths in the Tyro Stakes at
Monmouth Park Aug. 2, 1978,
The son of Bold Bidder,

ridden by Ronnie Frankiin’

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"and owned by Harry, Teresa

and Tom Meyerhoff, loat his
next start, than began a 10-
.tace winning streak that In--
cluded victories in the |

Florida Derby, Flamingo

and Blue Grass Stakes April

mien Camphell,. trainer:

of Benjamin J. Ridder’s -

rl fing Paster, believes his

t can handle an off-track.
He finished third on a good’

track while carrying 127

.pounds in the San Felipe

Handicap March 17 for his
only lose in his last 10 starts,
Golden Act worked a half;

mile in 48 2-5 seconds int the =i

rain Thursday. The’ colt,

owned by William Oldknow*

and Robert Phipps and
ridden by Sandy Hawley,
won the Loulsiana and
Arkansas derbies in his last
two atarts.

Tt will be the first Derby
ride for Hawley, the seven-
time Canadian champion
jockey from Mississauga,

hy .

Sir [vor Again, owned by
Mrs. Tilyou Christopher and

‘ ridden by Don MacBeth, won .

the Everglades, and took his
jast start, an overnight
handicap at 1% miles but

with a time of only 2:05 3-5 |

under 124 pounds. He will
race as an entry with
General Assembly because
both are trajned by LeRoy

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