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j FIELD FOR ST. CLAIR STAKES Six Carded to Measure Strides in Todays Principal Attraction at the Detroit Fair Grounds. DETROIT, Mich., May 26.— The long-awaited meeting of A. L. Fergusons Black Brummel, Dixianas Radiogram and Ted Buhls Domkin will take place in the sixth running of the ,000 added St. Clair Stakes, tomorrows feature at Detroit. Only six two-year-olds were named for the five furlongs dash and two of these, Sir Greenock and Joe Greenock, represent the Glad Acres Farm of Richard B. George. Hi Gold is the other entrant. Excepting Radiogram, the others will carry 113 pounds each. There is a forecast of rain, but in the event there are no showers the racing strip will be at its best and president Clarence E. Lehr expects a crowd surpassing that of the record turnout of opening day. There has been a great demand for reserved seats, a greater majority of the boxes having been reserved for the entire season. The field for the St. Clair Stakes, in order of post positions, weights and probable jockeys, follow: PP. Horse. Wt. Jockey. 1 — tJoe Greenock. . . . 113 2— Domkin 113 J. E. Oros 3— fSir Greenock 113 4— Radiogram 107 M. L. Fallon 5— Hi Gold 113 M. Quintero 6— Black Brummel.. 113 J. Bryson ■fGIad Acres Farm entry.
