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Count Count Turf Turf Belmont Belmont Favorite; Favorite; Seven Seven Seek Seek Lincoln Lincoln Handicap Handicap Hasty House Sends] Forth Stout Entry Inseparable and Seaward to Vie With Sabaean, Kosadus, Dr. Ole Nelson Oyer Route By J. J. MURPHY Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON PARK, Homewood, HI. June 15. — The Hasty House Farm stable, with two of Lincoln Fields six major races, the Crete and Edward J. Fleming Memorial Handicaps, already "in the bag," will seek to make it a triple here tomorrow. They have a pair of formidable racers entered against five runners of rather ordinary handicap ability in the 0,000 added Lincoln Handicap, which will headline the getaway day racing. The durable duo of Trotsek-trained thoroughbreds are Inseparable and Seaward, and they will be ridden, respectively, by Kenneth Church, contract pilot for the stable, and Robert Baird, who is one of the strong contenders for jockey honors at the meeting. The gross value of the purse, providing all seven go, will be 1,200 and the net to the winner, ,575. Awarded Honors Last Out Inseparable, taken as the most highly regarded of the entry due to the presence of Church in the saddle, has started once here and although beaten, was awarded the purse through the disqualification of Mister Morgan. The six-year-old compiled an imposing record last year when he won seven races and 9,600. He has started but twice this year, having won at Churchill Downs before being shipped to the Chi- cago area. Seaward was not so far. behind his equine "buddy" in earnings last year. He added 6,925 to the coffers of his owners, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Reuben, of Toledo, Ohio. Seaward has yet to win in Continued on Page Eight Inseparable and Seaward Fit Entry in Lincoln Handicap Continued from Page One 1951, being defeated once -at Churchill Downs and twice at this meeting. Both starts here liave been on "off" tracks. Opposing the Hasty House pair will be Dr. Ole Nelson; owned by Boy and Maurice Saffir; Kosadus, owned by Mrs. A. M. Creech; Sabaean, owned by Valley View Farm, of J. Leslie Younghusband; Owens Cuts, owned by Mrs. Hattie Toffel, and Mr. PoXj owned by Mrs. Mabel McCabe. Dr. Ole Nelson, who in his last start was third to Mister Morgan and Inseparable on a sloppy track, was winner of the mile and a quarter Hawthorne Gold Cup last year. In that stake, he beat Curandero and Volcanic among others. It was one of his three successes in 17 starts. He will be ridden by Doug Dodson. Sabaean, who started off in 1951 with five straight wins, has been post-ward four times at this meeting and earned one second place, that to Roman Bath in the Crete Handicap. Kosadus, winner of the Inaugural Handicap, was fifth in the Mister Morgan-Inseparable race; Mr. Fox finished third to Circus Clown and Provocative, and Owens Cuts is an Irish-bred, who is expected to improve. As pointed out recently, the Lincoln Handicap has been won by some mighty fine horses in its past twenty-three runnings. Sun Beau, who for a time was money-winning champion of the world; Lady Broadcast, one of the greatest of all distance race mares; Supremus, the first winner, and Mucho Gusto, Equifox, and Take Wing, each of whom were successful twice, to name a few. In the money have been two other great mares, Myrtlewood and Princess Doreen. Plucky Play, Equipoises great rival as a foxir-year-old, was twice second.
