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i I I . I | : I : . | Royal Prince Will Pass Up | Engagement in Chesapeake BALTIMORE, Md., April 17.— Mrs. Harry J J. Mohrs supplementary nominee to the Preakness Stakes, Royal Prince, will, in all probability, not be seen under colors be- j fore the running of either the Rennert Handicap or Survivor Stakes, renewed this year at Pimlico May 3 and 9, respectively. Although a candidate for the 5,000 1 Chesapeake Stakes, an occasion of April 1 i j | J 29 at the combined meeting of Marylands four major tracks, the son of Dauber will pass up that three-year-old fixture. George Mohr, who is training the Maryland-bred, announced today he had been forced to let up somewhat in conditioning of the colt and prefers not to hurry his charge. He still is "pointing the colt for the Preakness, of course.
