orkouts fire of unknown origin destroyed
mp here a stable at tne Jamaica Race
hat dis- Track in Queens
one of The famous five-year-old chest-
pt rough nut, Intent, which won a near-
erhood
Federa
Edw
record $112,750 in the Santa
antajtor, an
ector of |Anita Maturity on Feb. 2, 1952,
give an with Eddie Arcaro as jockey, was confid
to each reported by tracktperso
appur- structure to safety with two other burned
barns
In
horses
ear-old Richard Striekland track super-leveled
oss of Racew
rciano, seven horses rep esented only a N. Y.
ng him preliminary-eount,' and that: the|Track
horses
here were some reports that ber, 19
rts that horses
former The
leasant were not known immedi
"billy intnedent, said
t last toll might increas
as many as fourteen horses had
been stabled in the building.
ode his Harry Isaacs of Baltimore who
FAR
Lecin aes under the colors of Brook DE
ace, field Parms, is the owner of Inten
in the and has a big stable of other
as the stakes winners.
3-year-The fire was discovered
at 9:20 300-ao
Matloc
sterday end of the track near the clubhouse
rn. A second alarm was sounded of tern
P. M in Bsrn No. 22 at th south
st thin
O"
truck
g Eddie
Face in
The fire swept the one-stóry
ooden frame structure so swiftly,y th
howeye that the building was call on
burned to the ground within the
TITLE | neatfew minutes. 團he flames diane.. h
essenti
hot spread to otnex structures
he horses had arrived recently The
at the track, where vacing begins
pril 1
Twenty-four horses were killed
Crown
alifiedla
his wif
his mo
-Gilbert | T
he Euro-
title to- when fire swept through a huge PAL
of Great stable on the eve of the opening Seve
in the of the fall racing season. It was famil
uled fif- one of the worst fires in racing their
at Belmont Pa
history. The fire was the second passen
erweight at the track within three months. and bi
hla wih Firefighting equipment that rushed the FI
