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Seven Fleet Sophomores To Seek Hyannis Purse Greatly Improved Questagain Has Summer Cruise as Opponent SUFFOLK DOWNS, East Boston, Mass., June 28. — Seven speedy sophomores meet in the Hyannis Purse, featured attraction at Suffolk Downs tomorrow. The three -year-olds will travel six furlongs and under the conditions of the event, all are in the race under comparatively light imposts, with the 111 pounds to be carried by Queens Taste and Happy Bound representing the top weight. C. Arras Questagain, a greatly improved daughter of Alquest — Hi Es, should enjoy considerable support off her record of two victories and a like number of seconds in four starts this season. Finishing second in her debut here on June 11, Questagain raced under a price tag of ,500. Seven — days later she was sent back in a similar ar event and was taken by her present owner, winning that race by five lengths. Raised ed to the ,000 class, Questagain scored impressively n- and earned a starting berth in in the allowance division. The Arra miss turned in a good effort in in her new company and was second, a length th back of the highly regarded Fighting Back. ;k. Trainer Joe Gorza appears to have made a a bargain claim in Questagain and should ild she win the Hyannis, her present owner ier will have realized more than the purchase tse price. J. J. Messinas Summer Cruise looms as as the one to beat in the Hyannis. The Olympic n- Zenith filly was believed to be of stakes :es caliber in her juvenile year but failed at at the big money. In her local starts, Summer ier Cruise finally reached her peak last time ne out, defeating a good field at tomorrows vs distance. Airpak, Dannas Peflsive and Sam H. H. round out the field for the Hyannis and nd each of that trio has been turning in good od efforts to warrant their appearance in this lis race.
