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Regret Handicap Outlook Is For Ten-Horse Field Sickles Image Early Choice for Saturdays Monmouth Park Stake MONMOUTH PARK, Oceanport, N. J., June 17. — Next Saturdays running of the 5,000 Regret Handicap is shaping up as a wide open event as the probable starting line-up gradually takes form. The recent arrival of Clarence Hartwicks stakes-win- -ning filly, Sickles Image, assures the top- weighted daughter of Sickletoy post-time favoritism by virtue of two important wins earlier this year. She is expected to head a field which may number as many as 10 fillies and mares over the three-quarters x t a mile route. Rated as possibilities by racing sec- I retary John Turner, Jr., are Jouett j Shouses Cinda, 114; Meyer Kaplans Sun- j shine Nell, 114; John H. Clarks Quiz Song, | 113; James Cox Bradys Landmark, 112; j Charlton Clays Lyceum, 110; Mrs. T. J.I Barrys Saucy Colleen, 109; M. F. Christ-!" mas Winship. 107; J. L. McKnights Phoe- ] nicia, 106, and Philip Gralnicks Sweet ] v Pick, 105. v No word has yet been heard from the f Woodvale Farm as to intentions for Boot p All and Marta. and it is likely that one of p this pair may also travel to Monmouth ii in ] J J ] v v f p p ii in Park for the Saturday test. A total of 30 were originally nominated for the race, and with post time only a few days away the field might easily be augmented by the presence of lesser lights, lured by the prospects of big money and a fighting chance a wide-open affair.
