Cornish Knight First Entry PIMUCO, Baltimore, Md., May 8.— The honor of making the first entry in the 1947 Preakness, to be renewed here Saturday, went to A. E. "Bert" Alexandra, who phoned from New York to put E. P. Taylors Cornish Knight in the race. Cornish Knight, a son of Tintagel and Parco, was one of four supplementary entries at a cost of ,000 each.
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