Classic Stakes Field: Present Outlook is for Eleven Contestants in Saturdays Great Race, Daily Racing Form, 1934-07-12

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CLASSIC STAKES FIELD i Present Outlook Is for Eleven Contestants in Saturdays Great Race. Cavalcade Must Concede Weight to All His Rivals Except Peace Chance if Latter Starts. — ♦ ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 111., July 11.— Eleven horses may comprise the starting field Saturday in the sixth Classic, which is expected to attract the greatest crowd in the history of the Arlington Park Jockey Club. Heading the field of three-year-old notables in quest of first honors in the championship-deciding event, which with | 5,000 has more added money than any other American race, will be Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloanes crack Cavalcade, which will be seeking his fifth stakes victory of the season as well as undisputed claim to the three-year-old title. Cavalcade must carry scale weight of 126 pounds in the mile and a quarter special which will require him to give weight to all opponents but Joseph E. Wideners Peace Chance. The latter, by virtue of his Belmont Stakes victory, gets no allowance from the Brookmeade star. Conditions for the Classic provide that non-winners of a three-year-old race be allowed three pounds and of such a ra- of 0,000 five pounds and of a sweepstakes. at any time, eight pounds. Therefore all opponents of Cavalcade and Peace Chance will be in receipt of either five or eight pounds, as none of them has won a stake worth as much as 0,000 this season. Classic candidates, which have been successful in stakes and so must carry 121 pounds each, are Calumet Farms Hadagal, Norman W. Churchs Riskulus, Corsicana Stables Bien Fait, Jairres W. Parrishs New Deal, William Sachsenmaiers Indian Salute and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilts Discovery. In receipt of eight pounds will be Brookmeade Stables Good Goods, Hal Price Head-leys Thomasville and James W. Parrishs Howard. None of the candidates for Saturdays important event was asked for speed this morning, not just because the track was muddy, but due to the fact that most of the horses have completed their preparation for the race. The probable field is as follows: Horse. Wt. Jockey. tCavalcade 126 M. Garner tGood Goods .118 R. Jones Hadagal 121 E. Arcaro Riskulus 121 J. Pollard Bien Fait 121 D. Meade Thomasville 118 E. Steffen Howard 118 E. Porter INew Deal 121 G. Arnold. Indian Salute J.21 A. Robertson Discovery 121 J. Bejshak Peace Chance 126 W. D. Wright tBrookmeade Stable entry. JJ. W. Par-rish entry. «


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