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Consistent Jones BrooksH Entered in Suffolk Test I Will Be Trying for His Fourth I Score in Mrs. A. R. Smith Colors j SUFFOLK DOWNS, East Boston. Ma.ss.1 June 23. — Tomorrows feature at this seal side oval is titled the Duxbury and will] have eight mediocre three-year-olds vying at a mile and a sixteenth for a .0.00 purse. Heading the line-up is the consistent Jones Brook, who has proven a profitable claim for his owner, Mrs. A. "R Smith. The Floride-bred son of Jakajonet — Dotty Brook, foaled and reared at Carl G. Roses Ocala Farm, has started in eight previous engagements here and has compiled a record of three triumphs and fOVi? seconds. Jones Brook was acquired via the claiming route by his present owner for ,00 and since that time has been elevated in class to annex a trio of victories, plus tfro seconds. After competing solely in sprints. Jones Brook was tried at tomorrows distance in his last outing and responded gallantly to take the measure of R. R. Damons Cellini, while registering ir. 1:44%. Cellini, one of the Smith geldings! rivals in the Dixbury, again looms as the1 main danger. Another, who reached peak form in his last start, is Mrs. E. Brunos Goyondera son of Goya II. from the stakes-winning mare, Hope Eternal. Goyonder traveled six furlongs a week ago to defeat a speedy, field in 1:11%. The manner of perform -j ance turned in by the Burno colt suggesM tomorrows added distance should suit. | The others in the Duxbury are Vicente and Navarros Classy Chance, Barclay Stables Big Bargain, Mario Stables Angel Food, and R. Slaughters Marthas Wave The latter holds a surprise decision ovef Jones Brook at six furlongs, but since cam? back to display ordinary form and must show improvement to figure in tomorrow 3 event.
