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i ■■ i ! i | I i | I I | j j : ; I : 1 . : I . | , i | PIMLICO OAKS ELIGIBLES *- ♦ Best Three-Year-Old Fillies of Year Are Named. * Happy Thoughts, Befuddle, Fluvanna, Initiate, Ihina, Tree Top and Other Stars Included. BAI.TIMORK Md.. April 22— The Pimlico Oaks, to be run Thursday, May 8. has attracted sixty of the best three-year-old fillies in the country and the winner will undoubtedly be well fancied for the Preakness, scheduled for Monday. May 12. W. R. Coe will endeavor to repeat Clen- patras victory in 1920 with Elvina or Lady Belle, both daughters of Polymelian. whiD Hazy Dawn and Flirtation, well-bred fillies by Hurry On and Charles OMalley. two of Englands most fashionable sires, will rep- resent W. J. Salmon, who wen the Oaks in 921 with Careful. In the interests of Harry Payne Whitney, who won the Oaks last year with Gadfly, are Initiate and Miss Whisk, bv Whisk Broom jIL. and Margin, by All Cold, while W. S. Kilmer has three Sun Briar foaled misses to duplicate Dinahmeurs unexpected win in |l922. August Belmont is represented by Devjf; James Butler by Cave Woman. High Priest - ess and Delysia; J. S. Cosden by Yanke Princess, by Ballot; J. E. Davis by Relentless and Eagerness, both by Vulcain: Green-tree Stable by Tree Top and two others; Hal Price Headley by Say no; Idle Hour Stock Farm by Bobs Mary and Befuddle: the Ran-cocas Stable by Outline and Lady Diana, and George D. Widenor by the promising quartet. Salacia, Parasol, Radiancy and Anticipation. Among the outstanding fillies in the Oaks is the Xalapa Ridge Stables Happy Thoughts, that many good judges pronounced the best of her sex last year, while the Salu- bria Stables Fluvanna, srcor.d to St. Jarr.c; in the Futurity, is well thought of by her trainer. Max Hirsch. Is Defiant. J. S. Ward. owner of Wise Counsellor and Worthmore. thinks he has an Oaks winner, and the Nevada Stock Farms Wood Lady has many friends. The conditions and entries are as follows: PIMLICO OAKS. For three-year-old fillies. Starers to pay 00 each to the winner, with $." .00n added, of which ,000 to the second, $.".00 to the third and " 0 to the fourth. Weight. 121 pounds. Non-winners of .." 00 allowed S pounds ; maidens allowed U pounds. Entries Continued on second pace. PIMLICO OAKS ELIGIBLES Coc tinned from first pa«Te closed Tuesday, April 8, 1924. One mile and a sixteenth. PREYIOlS ■■■■■■■ Year. Horse. Wt. Jockey. Time. 1919 Milkmaid 121 E. Naudc 1:51% 1920 Cleopatra 121 L. at Atce 1:53 1921 Careful 121 F. Keogh 1:49% 1922 Dinahmeur lit A. Johnson ....1:47 1923 Gadfly 113 L, M. Alee 146% Arthur. James-Julia. Pelair Stud— Priscilla Ruley, Filomar, Sunspot. Belmont. August Bevy. Butler, James — Cave Woman, High Priestens, I ely- sia. Capra. F. B.— Poedie. Clyde, Thomas Black Art. Ju*t. Co«-. W. K. — B!vina. I.ady Belle. CoMleti. J. S — Yankee Princess. Daris, J. E. — Relentless. Eagerness. Dudley. S. 11. Strut Miss l.irzir. ■ Dwyer, William V. — Juledon. I Fisher, II. C. — Nellie Morse. I Garrett. Frank — Carajo. Glen Riddle Farm —Whetstone. Greeutree Stable Tree Top, Brioiiy, Leopardess. Griffith, J. E. Elsbeth. Hancock, A. B.— Erne. lleadlcy, Hal Price Sayno. Idle Hour Stock Farm Stable Bobs Mary, Befuddle. Johnson. Frederick Dare Say. Kcntou Stable- Fleet Princess, Viola Burton, Ptdly-mara. Kilmer, Willis Sharpe - Sunaj r, Sun I.ady, Sua-magne. Ijeft, George W.- Tiday. lA ngridge Stable- I-ady Ix ngridgv, Nancy Lang-home. Mcl/ean. Edward B - Floating On. Maxwell, Howard W.- Blue Moon. Nevada Stock Farm- Wood l.adv . Rancocas Stable- outline. Lady Diana. Richards. D. I. Warning. Salmon. Walter J. Hazy Dawn. Flirtation. Kalnbrta Stable Fluvanna. ShreTe, J. H.- B*lle of ID month, Thomasine. Ward, J. S.- Defiant. Whitney, Edward F.~ KM. Tide. Whitney, H. P.- Initial, Miss Whisk, Margin. Widener. Georffe D. Salacia. l*nraswl, h»d ie«y. Anticipation. Xalapa Ridge Stable Happy Thought*.
