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i c I [ , % c l r j c j j j ] ] j i § I i i i , J • , j 5 . . GREAT ARRAY OF ENTRIES » . One Hundred and Forty -Five Named in Lincoln Handicap. * Most Prominent Tnrfmen in East and West Represented — Outstanding Stars of Racing Nominated for 5,000 Prize. The popularity of racing at beautiful Lincoln Fields is well attested by the wonderful array of nominations for the third running of the Lincoln Handicap, which will be the big attraction of Saturday, July 7. The remarkable number of 145 entries was received for this 5,000 added handicap, with practically all of the foremost turfmen of the country having one or more representatives among the entries. Such well known sportsmen as H. P. Whitney, W. A. Harriman, J. N. Camden, W. R. Coe, Marshall Field, S. D. Riddle, W. S. Kilmer, H. F. Sinclair, II. P. Headley, Mrs. Payne Whitney, E. B. McLean, H. J. Ma-comber, W. J. Salmon. E. F. Seagram, Stuy-vesant Peabody, W. T. Waggoner, L. Water-bury, Yal Crane, R. J. Nash, A. C. Schwartz, H. G. Bedwell, J. J. Coughlin. Mrs. J. D. Hertz, R. L. Gerry, Harned Bros., E. R. Bradley, F. M. Grabner, L. J. Marks, J. W. Parrish and others are among those who made nominations for this valuable fixture. Chance Play, which carried the colors of W. A. Harrimans Arden Farms Stable to a glorious victory in the last years running of the Lincoln Handicap, when ridden by the peerless Earl Sande he led home Flat Iron, Princess Doreen, Rhinock, Jock and other stars in the fast time of 2:041,£, a new track record, is named again to strive for the rich prize. Mike Hall, the recent winner of the Dixie Handicap and with two new American records to his credit in 1927, is likewise named for the Lincoln Handicap. That wonderful pair of locally owned handicap stars, Chicago, the property of F. M. Grabner and Flat Iron, belonging to Stuyves-ant Peabody, president of the Lincoln Fields Jockey Club, are also among the entries. Such other celebrities as Display, Black Maria, Fred Jr., Nimba, Crusader, Valorous, Rolled Stocking, Grey Lag, Sweepster, Crystal Pennant, Edisto, Gaffsman. Sir Harry, Handy Mandy, King Nadi, Chance Shot, and Osmand are included in the nominations. With so many of the brilliant stars of the turf named for this popular fixture, there is every reason to expect as good, if not better, a field than contested for the prize last year. The complete list of entries follows : Chance Play Mop Cp Light View Model Rundale Golden Sight Whiskarm apt. Lawton King Basil Edgewatcr Peace Penn Longridge Cudgeller j:ar None Vellas Joefc La M K-te Toro Tore Lark Time Maker Chairman Sunny Clond Blackwood Super Hope Dowagiac Lucky Hit I itaf HustTgi Sun Cod II. West Vvii.d Banton Jacksonville Flagstaff Flattory Avar Feathers Hram Alexander Pantages Rothermel Shasta Pullet Doctor ilson Shasta Nut Puskin Percentage Rouble Pay Boiled Stocking Dark Eagle Flat Iron Son Minervus Promotion Tiger Flowers Black Maria Grey Lag Donnez Moi Sankari Scots Grey Sweepster Centaur Nassak Ida ODay Mowlee Cotlogomor Captain Applejack Jack Iliggins Crystal Pennai.t Sir Bogers Galahad Mickey D. Draymont Clean Play Laddie Irish Pal Blessefield Black Flyer Gold Coin Fred Jr. Nursery Bhymes Nimba Don Q. Ironsides Flippant Crusader Display- War Whoop Black Panther Chicago Kentucky II. Spanish Lay Sortie Devon Edisto Valorous Gaffsman Dixie Prince Sir Harry Enthusiastic Edward Eugene S. Mike Hall Fannie J. Helens Babe LAine Big Chief Kentucky Babe Mad Play Handy Mandy Bob Bogers Sandrine Sea Bip Corncracker Marhi King Xadi Lancer Feu Follet Taras Hall Buane Boot to Boot Billy Culbcrtsoa Buddy Bauer Lawley Comrade Penalo Bonivan Koyal Julian Bonaire Colonel Shaw Typhoon Agitator Torrent Flyacross Sun Beau Bye and Bye Sun Friar Honker Spear. Rock Victorian Kelnot " Pollywog American Son Demand Mi Companero Chance Shot Reigh Olga Kier Canaan Charmarten Misstep * .
