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FIELD OF EIGHTEEN NAMED FOR PRIMER STAKES PROMINENT JUVENILES IN MIDWEST ENTERED ENTEREDPromised Promised Meeting of Alsab and Zig Zag Likely to Draw Large Crowd to Arlington Park Today TodayPrimer Primer Stakes 2500 added twoyear olds five and onehalf furlongs Horse Jockey Alsab R L Vedder K Dorko No boy Little Red Fox No boy Scotland Light H Lindberg Tomochichi II Lindberg Valdina Alpha C Calvin James Quest E Steffen 117 117Zig Zig Zag J Ilaritos 117 117Emolument Emolument No boy 114 114Bold Bold Chance J Richard 114 114Memphis Memphis J G Wilson 114 114Teco Teco Tack W Eads 114 114Putitthere Putitthere W Carroll 114 114Counterbalance Counterbalance V Garner 109 109Quick Quick Tool No boy 111 111INew INew Glory T Meloche 10G 10GMrs Mrs A B Karle and Neville Dunn entry K Dorko and Little Red Fox The Barrington Stable entry Scotland Light and Tomochichi Valdina Farm entry Valdina Alpha and Valdina Or ¬ phan C E Hagyard and Thomas Piatt entry Emolument and Bold Chance ChanceNote Note Post positions will be drawn Wednesday morning morningARLINGTON ARLINGTON HEIGHTS 111 June 24 One of the largest midweek crowds of the Chicago racing season is expected to turn out tomorrow to witness the first running of the 2500 added Primer Stakes five and a half furlongs event for twoyearolds which will feature the card cardThis This race is attracting so much attention in its first running because not only did it draw eighteen of the outstanding twoyear olds in the West through the entry box Tuesday morning but it is also expected to bring about the first meeting of the two best twoyearolds produced thus far this season in the Chicago area Mrs Al Sabaths Alsab and W D Butch Covingtons Zig Zag ZagOthers Others in the field are Mrs A B Karles K Dorko Neville Dunns Little Red Fox the Barrington Stables Scotland Light and Tomachichi Valdina Farms Valdina Alpha and Valdina Orphan Mrs R Mcllvains Bright Willie Owens and Heddes James Quest C E Hagyards Emolument Thomas Piatts Bold Chance King Farms Memphis Stroube Collins Teco Tack J D Weils Putitthere Raoul Espinozas Counter Bal ¬ ance E E Irbys Quick Tool and A N Gelbs New Glory GloryWinner Winner of the 5000 added Joliet Stakes at Lincoln Fields Alsab will carry the bulk of the public support to the post with him The son of Good Goods Winds Chant who worked a sensational fiveeighths in 57 Sunday to prepare for this race will carry top weight of 122 pounds and will be ridden by Robert L Vedder VedderW W D Butch Covingtons Zig Zag a son of Good Advice who has won two straight races is expected to provide contention to Alsab The Covington colt will carry 117 pounds and will be ridden by Jimmy Hari tos Neville Dunns Little Red Fox winner of his last two starts in which he showed exceptional speed is another colt who will receive considerable support He will run coupled with Mrs A B Karles K Dorko That speedy brown son of Balko turned in several good efforts at Linca Fields and will carry 120 pounds poundsIn In addition to the Mrs A B KarleNevilla Dunn entiy there will also be three other entries The Valdina Farm stable of Emer ¬ son F Woodward will be represented by Valdina Alpha and Valdina Orphan The Barrington Stable of Tom Howell of Chi ¬ cago will send Scotland Light and Tomachi ¬ chi to the post The former will carry 117 pounds and the latter gets in with 114 Herb Lindberg will ride one horse of this entry The other entry combines C E Hagyards Emolument and Thomas Piatts Bold Chance Both are asked to carry 114 pounds No rider has been assigned to Emolument but Jack Richard has been engaged for Bold Chance who showed considerable im ¬ provement during the closing weeks of tho Lincoln Fields season seasonAnother Another outstanding contender in the race is Stroube and Collins Teco Tack This brown daughter of Hard Tack won her only two outings at the Crete track and gets in with 114 pounds Wendell Eads who has been riding with success in New York will have fillyJ the mount on the Texasowned filly J D Weils Putitthere who graduated from the maiden ranks on Saturday is an improving sort who could figure in the de ¬ cision of the Primer The unsexed chestnut son of Singing Wood will be making the third start of his career in Wednesdays feature and must be given a chance to earn brackets off his victory in 100 for five eighths while carrying 116 pounds last Sat ¬ urday In the Primer the Singing Wood gelding will carry 114 pounds and W Car ¬ roll rollPost Post positions for this race will be drawn tomorrow morning
