Thoroughbreds Always Come Through pt. 1

Beagles, weaving down upon the underworld with mashed ganglin, comes a friend of the unfortunate, enemy of criminals, a mysterious, all-powerful character, a problem to the police, but a true state of law.

In reality, Dan Garrett, a rookie patrolman, loved by everyone but suspected by none of being the blue beetle. As the blue beetle he hides behind the strange maps, can a suit of incredible blue-shade armor, to the last two but stronger than steel.

Today's episode of the Blue Beetle is entitled thoroughbreds always come through. Horse racing is called the sport of kings, but common people enjoy it also. Enormous sums of money are betty cheer on horse races.

Enormous sums of money are won and lost each year on horse races. And where enormous sums of money are involved, clever crooks will be ever scheming to divert some of that money into their dishonest hands.

As our story opens, Petrom and Dan Garrett is discussing with his friend and confidence Dr. Franz the chemist, a recent death at a nearby racetrack and its possible ramification. But Danny, what makes you think Buddy Winston's death?

Who's murder? Something that Jockey said before he died in the hospital, what was that? He said, say goodbye to the real white star for me. He's a thoroughbred. White Star was the name of the horse he'd been riding for some time.

Yes. He's owned by the B&T Stables. What he rode for them. Is White Star a thoroughbred? Yes. He hasn't raced like one. He's been running down at Greenwood, but so far he hasn't won a race this season.

Back to he hasn't even been in the money. Everyone calls him a dog. Being in the money means coming in first, second, third or fourth, doesn't it? That's right. And now he's being brought up here to Buckingham Racetrack.