Hollywood Park, David Gall, Man O' War - September 18th
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The U.S. Army occupied the grounds of Hollywood Park as part of the war effort. ~1943
Jockey David Gall retired as the fourth winningest rider of all time with 7,396 victories to his credit. ~1999
Man O' War won the Potomac Handicap at Havre de Grace by 1 1/2 lengths while carrying 138 pounds, spoting his opponents 24-33 pounds. The second place finisher, Wildair, carried 30 pounds less than Man O' War. His final time was 1:44 4/5, beating the previous time of 1:45 flat. He earned $6,800 for the effort. Chart states that "Man o' War was a bit fractious at the post, but broke well and assumed command under a strong pull round the first turn, then Kummer rated him along easily and he drew away without effort when Wildair challenged about the middle of the stretch and was easing up at the finish." 19 wins from 20 starts ~1920
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