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/ V I pj tr tl the ol of tl the is b b q „, T. fi tr the Sr U] OP xi The st ifj 10 s0 h m in co fji a a he m f0 re to to Sa g Bl cii t.h 2 1: lai Q to to Ne New ia« last wi pa pair tn Mi th the po eig eight in in Le Le Ms Bi Big Ke Kee tht the an and Quintet Opposes Oriole In Good Goods Purse Carter Performer Coming Off Winning Effort at Pimlico BALTIMORE, Md., May 15.— Quite ap- propriately for a Preakness-week headliner, tomorrows feature has been named Good Goods Purse, honoring the sire Alsab, winner of the 1942 renewal of sophomore classic. The Good Goods a six-furlong sprint and has attracted Richard E. Carters Oriole, W. Y. Golds- boroughs Binky B., Mrs. S. G. Stecklers Blazing, Mrs. Henry S. Clarks Puppet, Grant Thorns Scheming World and Mrs. A. Randolphs Mahoon. Oriole, who had trouble in each of his first five races this season, then crashed winners circle in his last start with a sparkling effort of 1:11%, likely will come the choice in the well-balanced field. Swing and Sway gelding won that start easily but will be asked to pick up pounds. Another recent winner, and in his sea- sonal debut at that, is Puppet, a son of Half Crown. This fellow reached the races excellent condition under Henry Clarks conditioning and beat a field of 2,000 to 0,000 claimers in 1:13%. He also was a five-time winner last season, which assures bit of class. Binky B., a Maryland-bred Discovery horse, is the most frequent winner in to- morrows field, having earned brackets on four occasions in 11 starts. In his most recent outing he dropped a close decision Solicitor in 1:12 flat and carries the same 118-pound assignment in the Good Goods. One of last years busiest campaigners, Blazing, was unable to reach the winners circle this season until his tenth start, and that was just several days ago at Garden State Park. He was competing over a good track in that effort and was timed in 1:13%. The Zacaweista gelding took the measure of sprinters valued at between 0,000 and ,000 in that sprint. Scheming World and Mahoon will be launching their 1951 campaigns in the Good Goods and either is capable enough spring an upset. Scheming World, a World gelding, won five of 20 starts year, while Mahoon was a three-time winner, concluding his campaign with a of victories. Scheming World has trained well over the local strip, while Mahoon has progressed satisfactorily over Laurel track. An open two-year-old race holds fifth position on the program and six of the entrants have been winners thus far the season. They are Palatine Stables Gaulois, Mrs. L. A. Voigts Rocky Reef, Marvin Gaines* Haltafire, Bobanet Stables Sweet, William Zakoors Sir Felix and Dee Stables Black Al. Rounding out field are Winlochan Stables Throne J. Scovitchs Ginobis Sun. . • ! 1 ] I i i 1 , i ; ] J j : * 2. * t j t * * *, Z e 0 of p ;. +, £ is f * £ ti „ , in +! ~ p *: +1 i r I L Ti »Jc
