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Horses to Watch Horses who impressed Daily Racing Form representatives as being ready to win: ARLINGTON PARK f BOLD FOX — Shifty three-year-old maiden has been close up in recent starts. Grad- ■ uation victory in immediate future can be expected. * SPUR ON — Appeared trifle short in first engagement following lengthy rest. That one should have served as a tightener. STORMY WATERS — Was carried wide when making belated stretch bid last time. Better racing luck is all that is necessary. . GRASS FIRE — Closed with a belated burst of speed in sprint test and appears ready for a creditable route effort. BIDANMADE — Intermediate plater has , displayed high speed in local outings and may forget to stop next time. Best suited against ,000 rivals. FLYING DELLA — Promising two-year-old possesses good early speed, and may forget to stop next time if properly rated. CACOMO — Connections should find suitable spot for this allowance performer during early portion of meeting. Morn- , ing trials have been impressive. GOOD HOSTESS — Disappointed last time when installed the choice. Should atone ■ for that setback if not too ambitiously placed. SPRING CHIMES — Disregard last, which was contested over a slow strip. Merits chance against similar rivals. BUSY FLOW — Juvenile maiden filly has been close up in recent starts. Recent [ works would seem to indicate early graduation [ victory. BULLISH — Drop in classification is all 1 that is needed to assure victory for this ; veteran sprinter. GAYHEUSH — Ordinary plater lacked [ ample racing room during stretch run i last time. Is capable of turning back ,500 to ,000 rivals. QUICK SOLUTION— Recent arrival from i West Coast possesses high early speed I in morning trials. Tab for future victory. . SUNSHINE NELL— Calumet Farm three-year-old faltered during concluding ! strides in local debut. Should score at ; next asking. « MR. NEALIE — Comes from smartly trained I unit which sends its charges postward I fit and ready. May go well next time. DETROIT WELL MET— Peat gelding startled dockers 5 last Thursday morning when he worked 1 three-quarters mile in 1:12%, handily. GEORGE DAVIE — New Orleans-owned juvenile is rapidly reaching peak form and i stepped five-eighth mile in :59% in hand. ALMENOW — Detroit favorite is coming j along steadily and recently breezed five ; furlongs in 1:04. WHAMMO — VanBerg platers race to Sorority was a dandy and that effort should 1 serve as tightener for winning trip. AUNT DORA — Improves with racing and I she displayed good speed in recent six I furlongs sprint against ,000 grade 1 rivals. RHEASTAT— Narrowly beaten last week by t Our Cindy. Capable of defeating same ! class field in next engagement. MINNESINGER — Knocking at the victory F door and ready to turn back field of f cheap sprinters. BEAUTY SPOT— Fashionably-bred three-year-old filly worked five-eighths mile 2 in :59%, handily. SIGNALS BLOKE— Hard-hitting, but ordinary middle distance plater should get t purse here when sent mile and a sixteenth or over. MISS CARACAS — Displayed high speed in i two local engagements and surely should i graduate during the current meeting. FRIENDLY SANDS— Strong finishing mare e has been showing decided improvement and prefers middle distances and ,500 0 company. CORN SPICE— Useful plater when not t pitched too high. Has worked five-« eighths in 1:01%. FLYING RAID— Comes from smartly trained barn and will be dangerous when » matched with ,500 class sprinters. MR. FEATHERS — Two-year-old maiden 1 looked good in only appearance under silks and will improve off initial outing. " FRERE JACQUES — Lacked racing room during stretch run in last start and will j do better with even break in racing luck. , AQUEDUCT BUSAGI — Still a maiden but he could leave e this category when sent a route for a a claiming tag of ,500. IDOLINO — An imported three - year - old d who has yet to score a tally in this country. Competing for ,500 at a mile and d a furlong, or longer, he could surprise. CLASSIC KNIGHT— This three - year - old d had a rough trip in lone try at Belmont. t, With ,500 claiming company or less, ;, appears capable. SAXONY— A three-year-old son of War r Jeep who turned in a sparkling winning g performance last time out. Should continue to score facing top allowance e routers. TORCH — Turned in a game effort in seasonal debut. ROYAL OATH — Tallied after stumbling g badly at the start. Appears to be a a worthy sort. f ■ * . , , ■ [ [ 1 ; [ i i I . ! ; I I 5 1 i j ; 1 I I 1 t ! F f 2 t i i e 0 t » 1 " j , e a a d d d t, ;, r g e g a a *SPY RING — Encountered poor racing luck when second to Danube. ARIS BRIG — Met with interference latest two trips: Is due for a better effort. CROWS NEST II. — Indicated he has reached top form when narrowly defeated in latest attempt. A route of ground and ,000 claiming company is l 1 needed. LIP SERVICE — A two-year-old who is a 2 2 little on the cheap side but could register 3 3 an upset victory at this session. 4 1 MAIJO — Is at peak condition and a muddy 5 5 strip could provide a victory. € 6 ALEATORY — May have heeded recent out- -1 7 ing at Belmont Park. I 8 JUST DESERT — Was second to recess in his debut. Should not be long in leaving the non-winners ranks. F DELAWARE PARK EPIC CHANCE — Displayed sufficient late speed in last to warrant consideration against ,000 routers. ABBOTTSTOWN — Good second to Curtain Time assures this ones present fitness and only astute placing is necessary. TOTO — Sluggish in early stages of last, but s showed enough late lick to win route affair. ARCHITECT — Graduated impressively and seems capable of scoring against non-winners of two races. ARCAVE — Improvement was noted in last and brackets could be forthcoming in immediate future. 1 YES YOU — Was deprived of victory in last start due to a tendency to drift out through the stretch. ANALII — Attained winning form in last and will be hard to beat if not raised over the ,000 mark. GALWAY BOY — Lacks early speed and had a bit of trouble while moving through in the last two races. DESERT WITCH — Was claimed from last and could win at first asking for new owner. GNU — Displayed improved form in last and may take down a purse, if kept with cheap claimers. TORCH OF IRAN — Seems ready to graduate from the maiden ranks, if suitable spot is offered. BIG MO — Worked exceedingly well following a poor showing in local debut. FANCY DAN — Has shown enough to war- ; rant a chance against ,500 maidens. suffoijTdowns PORTENTOUS — Eddie Anspach has this , son of Challenger II in fine fettle and he should account for a victory before the end of the meeting. LOST STORY — A promising juvenile recently shipped here from New Yofk, who may be tough to handle in his next assignment. Was a stout-closing second to Lucky-Brew. SONNY STIEFELWon with apparent ease when racing for a ,000 price tag. New owner should not tarry in getting part of purchase price. LOST KEY — A non-winning three-year-old who should graduate if last effort is any indication. TRANCE SLEEPER — Has been burning up the track in morning trials. Just missed 1 in last outing but rates another chance. ANNAR — May have needed her last which was first appearance in a long time. Showed good speed before tiring. FIGHTING BACK — His last was not as bad as it appears in print. Was victim of poor judgment in early stages and needs only a capable ride to handle same opposition. SILVER REWARD — A cheap sprinter who may have been much the best when fin-t ishing second in last. Rates another chance. FOUR CHANCES — Improved greatly in finishing second to Roy. her last to suggest brackets are not too far away. Beat some good sprinters while MONMOUTH PARK SAUCY COLLEEN— Small three-year-old daughter of Neddie has a gameness and will to win that she will consistently be a stout contender. COLLEEN BAWN — Two-year-old filly is improving steadily and she should not remain a maiden long. BIG KEIS — Youngster was in close quarters in his last race, which probably pre- vented him from winning. Deserves a chance against the same kind. SPIDER ROCK — Router has been training well and should give a good accounting the first time out. SIR WHITE — This one has been outrun in his recent engagements, but he is cap- able of improvement. GAMBLER — Sometimes erratic racer is in excellent form now and should continue to show good efforts. STEPCHILD — This half-brother to Always Home was overlooked in his maiden victory. He should not be too lightly re- garded again. BLUE RHYMER — Two-year-old daughter of The Rhymer equaled the five -furlong track record set by Lord Putnam last year, while under restraint that had her neck bowed. Suggest they will have trouble beating her here. 1 ROSE POLL— This on just needs a bit more racing to hone her weight down, and she might come through with a surprise. ADONIS — Plater is especially fond of the grass course, and may soon show sharp improvement. Began poorly in his last and it must be disregarded. FAIRMOUNT PARK ALL BUSINESS — One of the cheaper middle distance runners here, but recent races indicate she is ready for a top effort. An "off" track should prove helpful. INKY DINK— This clever three-year-old was much used engaging Capt. Doumani in the early going of last effort. Should handle a good band of sophomores in next attempt. VALDINA STROKE— Lost most of his chances by being crowded in early going last time out. Has won at this meeting and should earn his second purse in next trip postward. BILL GREEN— Should benefit from his ; initial outing at this meeting. Closed well . in that attempt and is capable of handling a good grade of three-year-olds. WISHMEWELL — Displayed her usual early speed in only outing here and that outing should prove beneficial to her. Tab i next time. SEDGEDOT— A three-year-old that raced I with the leader to the stretch turn in his first outing here. Lost all chance by • racing extremely wide entering the I stretch. Should handle a cheap group t next outing. TEAPOY — One of the better grade sprinters here. Clockers report he is retaining ; his sharp edge as indicated in recent ; work. FRANK BANDEL — Ignore this racers last ; outing when competing on muddy strip. Encountered trouble in early going and showed a dislike for the track condition. . POTENTATE H.A recent arrival here from Chicago and should win at first asking if not pitted too high. ; . i I • I t ; ; ; . GOLD CHIMES— Gave a good effort when defeated by Thunder Hoof in last outing. Should handle a cheap band of sprinters next outing. BLACK LARKSPUR— Mud helps this son of Kings Blue greatly. Has scored twice here and appears capable of garnering another purse without too much difficulty. WELSH MAN— Came to life in last effort when sent six furlongs. Should he perform back to that effort, will be able to handle a cheap field if sent a longer route. JUSTACORD — This juvenile from the J. C. Ellis stable had little difficulty in turning back a field of the better grade youngsters in last outing. Appeared good enough to come right back. OMAHA LITTLE FLOWER — Had little chance last out; was shut off when making her move in the stretch. THE CLAN— Has a touch of class, and last race shows he is ready for winning effort. PETES PRBDE — Tired slightly last out when finishing fourth. Should be hard to beat if not overmatched. REDDY BOY — Showed a much improved effort while racing with the best horses here in last outing and should take down an allowance affair in the near future. JESSIE RAE — Opened a long lead and stopped last out. Could prove a winner when matched with Nebraska-bred company. STALKY — Did five-eighths mile in 1:01 handily in morning trial, and appears ready for a winning effort. SON TEX— Is ready for best effort; can sprint or go a distance. FEARLESS KEN — Recent races shows he is ready for a winning performance. EASY BURNER — Has trained in splendid fashion and should prove a winner if not pitted too high. BROTHER ED — Should improve off last race; can handle same field with better racing luck. LUCKY LASS — Should find some non-winners at this meeting that she can beat in ,000 company at a mile or over. U WILL — Maiden two-year-old, ran to outside fence and finished second in first outing here. Will prove hard to beat in maiden race.
