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King Ranch Has Five Juveniles at Hollywood HollywoodTrainer Trainer Buddy Hirsch to Handle Youngsters During Summer Meet MeetINGLEWOOD INGLEWOOD Calif May 2 Texas famous King Ranch which has produced many turf champions has hopes of de ¬ veloping some more in Hollywood Parks rich twoyearold racing program this sea ¬ son Racing secretary John Maluvius an ¬ nounced the arrival for training at Holly ¬ wood Park of five goodlooking juveniles who will race under the King Ranchf colors colorsThe The youngsters in addition to Fresh Guy a Californiabred son of Domingo Sassy Mae are the vanguard of the powerful pub ¬ lic stable trained by W J Buddy Hirsch which will race at Hollywood Park Trainer R L Slim Coyne will supervise their con ¬ ditioning until the arrival of Hirsch with his stable from Golden Gate Fields FieldsThe The King Ranch youngsters include Re ¬ mind Me a daughter of the Kentucky Derby winner Bold Venture a bay colt by Brazado sire of the good stakes winner Curandero among others Rejected and Agreed both colts by Revoked and Sam bouk a daughter of Free Lance once a California sire who is now owned by the King Ranch Fresh Guy was purchased by Hirsch as a present for his wife at the California breeders sale last fall fallBuddy Buddy a son of the famous Max has earned a lasting place in the trainers Hall of Fame His public stable headed by such horses as Intent the Santa Anita Maturity and San Juan Capistrano winner First Re ¬ peater Marcador Haunted and Forelock already shows 1952 earnings well in excess of 300000 which places him far in front as the nations leading moneywinning trainer for the year yearThe The youthful training wizard will be making his first appearance at Hollywood Park for a summer meeting although he campaigned his stable during the 1950 Hollywood Park fall meeting when one of his charges was the great Assault AssaultHirschs Hirschs patrons at Hollywood Park in addition to King Ranch will include Harry Isaacs owner of Intent and the Brookf ield Farm Stable Sam A Mason H Mrs Ed ¬ ward Lasker and Mervyn LeRoy
