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$, — Arlington Parks Farewell Feature ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 111., June 29.— Despite the certainty of a heavy and difficult track prevailing at Arlington Park on Saturday, a field of twelve good performers are named to start in the initial running of the Turf and Field Handicap, over the route of a mile and an eighth, which important stake fixture will upply a brilliant feature on the closing day of the National American ockey Clubs spring meeting. Due to the unfavorable track conditions, quite a number of the star racers are absentees. With few exceptions all those named overnight are partial to racing in the mud and can display creditable performances over a heavy track. In all probability there will be a coup e of withdrawals, but these will not affect the com-1 "exion of the field j r.ny great extent. Based on ten starters, the gross -alue of the stake will be 8,760, of hich the winners net portion will be a little over 4,000. Second place will be worth ,000, third ,500, while the fourth will save his owners entrance and starting fees. The following is the piospective field: P.P. Horse. Wfc Jockey. Owner. Trainer. 1 — Sir Harry 115 R. Peternel.. .Seagram Stable W. H. Bringloe 2 — Fannie J 107 R. Doggett J. Spencer J. Spencer 3— Flattery 110 V. Hawkins. .J. N. Camden R. Goose 4— Crystal Pennant. 122 G. Hnntamer.R, C. Stable E. Linnell 5— Ida ODay .9 C. Meyer J. J. Coughlin D. B. Miller fr— Mike Hall US H. Richards. .H. P. Headley W. W. Taylor 7— Handy Mandy. .112 L. Hardy Three Ds S. F. Sta. . C. F. Durnell 8— Sankari 115 H. Elston R. C. Stable E. Linnell 9 — Gaffsman 112 L. Pichon Seagram Stable W. H. Bringloe 10— Dark Phantom .116 H. Philpot. . . .J. N. Camden R. Goose 11 — Alexander Pantages 102 R. Jones A. Pantages E. Taplin 12— Son God II 116 G. Woolfe. . . .Mira Monte S. F. Sta.H. W. Hoag 4 1
