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THREEYEAROLDS CLASH IN DETROIT HANDICAP SATURDAY SATURDAYResult Result May Decide Supremacy of Division at Motor City Course CourseDETROIT DETROIT Mich June 10 The 2500 De ¬ troit Handicap a sixfurlong sprint for threeyearolds which will have its decision at the Fair Grounds Saturday looms as one of the best attractions to be offered at the local oval this season Also scheduled for running on the halfholiday program is the 2000 Bloomfield Hills Handicap a test at a mile and a sixteenth for threeyearolds and upward Several of the outstanding per ¬ formers here are expected to take part in the features and both races will attract stellar fields Entries for the events will close Thursday and weights and acceptances will be made Friday FridayThe The Detroit may decide the question of local supremacy in the threeyearold di ¬ vision and likely nominees for the sprint include such good performers as John Greeners Glarksville Smith G Baker Srs Meggy Mrs Edward McCuans Wise Moss Parkwood Stables Lucky Shot Bomar Sta ¬ bles Flying Torpedo and the shifty Isalot from the stable of Mrs Silas T Baxter Others which may go postward for the De ¬ troit are Beezley Hirschbergs Even Roll and Berryville Beezley Conns Jim Pat E K Thomas Fairly Fly T D Buhls Le Chat and Mrs T Staffords Sameron amonj others othersSECONDARY SECONDARY ATTRACTION ATTRACTIONWith With so many sturdy route racers quar ¬ tered here the Broomficld Hills will un ¬ doubtedly provide keen sport River Divide Farms High Fidelity victor in both the Col Alger Memorial and Motor City Handi ¬ caps is a probable nominee The son of Insco and Top Lady will meet some rivals which he previously vanquished but must be at his best to repeat Parkwood Stables Bar Fly Dixianas Dollar Bay Peterson Childs Sun Pharos and Bomar Stables De Continued on fortythird page THREEYEAROLDS CLASH IN DETROIT HANDICAP SATURDAY SATURDAYContinued Continued from first page pagetroit troit Bull are all capable of offering stout contention contentionAmong Among others which may go postward for the Bloomfield Hills are such good ones as C Grahams Boss Hoss and Scandalous Mrs E Ores Bucking Ernest Doumanis Dream Boat Charles Leists ShakerMan and W E Balls Sidout The latter closed stoutly in the running of the Motor City last week and is reported to be training well wellRacing Racing secretary and handicapper Charles Henry also plans to present a twoyearold handicap on the Saturday card The three features should bring out a large crowd to the track
