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the lead in the final strides and edged Tom Rolfe in a stirring four-horse finish in the $147,000 race

Lightly regarded First Family from CT. Chenery’s Meadow

Stable was third, one length hack The time for the mile-and-a-

half race was 2:28 2-5

Turcotte, a 23-year-old native of Grand Falls, N.B., had no excuses for Tom Rolfe.

“We were in the clear all the way and when the real racing started through the lane we had the room we needed,” said Tur- eotte, who was working as a $5-a-week lumberjack in north- ern New Brunswick five years age JUST DIDN'T MAKE IT

“The winner went by me one time coming to the eighth pole and then little -Tom—came—on again, but he just didn't make 4

Turcotte rode his first mount, Whispering Wind, June 21,- 1961. Re ‘had his first winner at Fort Erie, Ont., April-9, 1962, aboard Pheasant King.

Tt was a sweet triumph for ‘he lanky, 27-year-old Sellers. He had failed in- four previous Belmonts .but the most _ bitter

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“He broke real. well and I kept him off the early pace about fifth and let them go on,” said Sellers. “I figured they'd come. back. On the backstretch, he worried me a bit as we were coming to the half-mile pole because he took the bit and moved up faster than I wanted I didn't really set him down un- til past the quarter pole

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