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j INSCOELDAS SUSPICIOUS KNEE LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 10. Inscoelda, queen of the juvenile fillies last year, probably will not resume racing until late in the season as she is to undergo examination and treatment for a possible weakness in one of her knees. The Woolford Farm miss Saturday was returned to the H. M. Woolf farm near Kansas City and after arriving there was to be placed in the hands of a veterinary. Ben A. Jones, trainer of the daughter of Insco, believes that her trouble is not of a serious nature, but the stable has decided to take no chances of aggravating the condition. It is likely that the application of the firing irons will be necessai-y to eradicate her ailment. On the trip to the farm, Inscoelda was accompanied by the two-year-old Babumsee, also intended for a lay-off.
