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Belmont Tests Native Dancer Seventeen in Miss America Undefeated Golly After Fourth Tally TallyQueen Queen Hopeful Also HasWon Last Three Races Baybrook Among Eight in Lincoln Prep PrepBy By J J MURPHY MURPHYHAWTHORNE HAWTHORNE Cicero 111 June 12 The Lincoln Fields Racing Association brings the fourth week of its fiveweek meeting here at Hawthorne to a climax to ¬ morrow with a ninerace program featur ¬ ing the renewal of the 15000 Miss Amer ¬ ica Stakes for twoyearold fillies Seven ¬ teen were named for the sixth running of this exclusive event which is an offshoot of the Joliet Stakes a much older Lincoln Fields fixture now restricted to Juvenile colts and geldings geldingsWhile While tomorrow is their day these young fillies will be obliged to share the limelight with a band of older horses which meet in the 10000 Elmwood Park Handi ¬ cap at one and onesixteenth miles Six of the eight probable starters in the Elmwood are candidates for the 20000 Lincoln Handicap at the same distance on June 20 final day of this meeting Elmwood Handicap LineUp LineUpThe The Lincoln Handicap horses using the 10000 Elmwood as a prep for the stakes which is as old as Lincoln Fields itself are Mrs J L and L J Knights Baybrook 118 Sam E Wilsons Royal Mustang 116 P JMcMullins Dry Run 115 Hasty House Farms Big Stretch 108 Walmac Farms Adams Off Ox 111 Buddah Stables much improved mare Sunny Dale 111 In addition to these are H G Bookmans Penaway 108 and one of Big Stretchs Hasty House stablemates Tahitian 113 113Twelve Twelve of the 17 fillies entered for the Miss America already are winners of earlier races They include Mrs Elizabeth Bris bines Golly winner of the Debutante DebutanteContinued Continued on Page Fifty Seventeen Juvenile Fillies Meet in Miss America AmericaGolly Golly Queen Hopeful RiteSpeed And Jay Jay Gee Vie at Hawthorne HawthorneContinued Continued from Page One OneStakes Stakes at Churchill Downs and the same owners Inflationary who won her only start Golly won all of her three previous races racesTwo Two others both winners of their first and only starts prior to the Miss America are coupled as an entry These are Sunny Blue Farms Resplendent and Lady Elliott each of whom made her debut at this meet ¬ ing ingOther Other early winners for the Miss Ameri ca are Bert Chiles and Walter Kislins Rite Speed T M Daniels Bit o Bim Mrs O S Demings Sherry Jen Brent Harts Rollins Kappy Hasty House Farms Queen Hopeful MarvArnie Stables Neal Elyse Milton Resseguets Just Barbara Wildview Stables Jay Jay Gee GeeCompleting Completing the field are five maidens seeking to graduate in their first stakes ap ¬ pearance All highly regarded by their re ¬ spective connections they are George A Cavanaughs Blue Violin Norman G Bou ¬ chards Philnor James Emerys Cosenfina F M Jaynes Even Key Reverie Knoll Farms Swivel Hips HipsWhile While the Brisbine and Suuny Blue Farm entries are certain to find much favor with the weekend crowd others with such records as Queen Hopeful Sherry Jen and Jay Jay Gee will not want for many supporters Queen Hopeful and Sherry Jen each has won three races while the Illinois bred Jay Jay Gee has four victories in six starts Two of these were won impressively at this meeting meetingJay Jay Jay Gee bred by the Ginsberg brothers Edward and Maurice at their Woodview Farm northwest of Chicago is by Littletown recently repatriated to Ken ¬ tucky after standing several stud seasons in Illinois at the Lexington Fields Farm of M A Kern at Palatine PalatineIn In the 10000 Elmwood Park Handicap Baybrook currently the champion sprinter of the early season in Chicago will be mak ¬ ing his first essay at a distance greater than a mile In fact his only effort ex ¬ ceeding six and onehalf furlongs occurred in the Champagne Stakes when he was a twoyearold and he finished unplaced to Armageddon He won the six and one half Fleming Handicap here last Saturday SaturdayDry Dry Run was the hero of the first stakes race of the current meeting the Crete Handicap on opening day Sunny Dale only mare in the Elmwood Park Handicap was winner of the Columbiana and Su wanee Handicaps during the Florida sea
