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- t I * jj rj ft s H in ing st di B w cl R el ai w tt G m Eastern Shipments Check * d In at Arlington Course a Headley, Palatine and Rice Units c Arrive; Sub Fleet Bedded Down * ARLINGTON PARK, Arlington Heights, jl 111., June 13. — Three carloads of horses ar- ■ rived here at Arlington Park this morning ■ from Belmont Park and one from Garden ■ be State Park, plus several van loads from d Hawthorne, where the Lincoln Fields meet- * closes tomorrow. Arlingtons stake-studded meeting gets under way on Mon- si day afternoon. s The Hal Price Headley unit came in from ci Belmont Park and included in the group tl were several stakes candidates. These included King Pin, who is in the Primer: w Recovery, a Warren Wright Memorial fi eligible, and Cajole, who is in the Polly- is is anna. The Primer will be run Wednesday, i while the Wright and Pollyanna will fea- c ture the Saturday, June 21 program. Dixianas Sub Fleet, runner-up to Hill si Gail in the Kentucky Derby, joined other a members of the Charles T. Fisher-owned H si s ci tl w fi is is i c si a H stable already quartered at the local course. Sub Fleet, of course, is being pointed principally for the Classic at this track, and the American Derby at Washington Park. Palatine Stables speedy Woodchuck, who is expected to see action in all stakes from six furlongs to one mile, for which he eligible, came in from New Jersey. He was accompanied by the turf course specialist, Chicle II. The locally-owned Ada L. Rice stable, 23 strong, also arrived in the eastern shipment, and was placed in quarters by trainer Howard Hoffman.
