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Horses to Wdtch Horses who impressed Daily Racing Form representatives as being ready to win: WASHINGTON PARK FREE AGENT Is a useful young racer who has been training well. Look for a good effort from this one shortly. CHARCO Had a good measure of speed in last -start but was pitted against stiff opposition. Could stand just a little less class. FIVE STAR GEN. Last race was not quite up to snuff. This one is quite capable when he runs his best. SALLY CATBIRD This one was off last in recent start when she was a short- I priced favorite. May go well in next outing. KANGAROO COURT A two - year - old : from California who may be capable of turning in a good effort. Has been displaying early speed, in works. LORIDALE Has been training well here in recent days and could surprise in fair company. Was a winner at Arlington. LIGHT BROOM Was going very well at the finish of last race. That was at six : furlongs. Might do better at seven. MOFLAME Distance racer who is in top. condition right now. Should be dangerous in the next of those marathons. FEARFUL ODDS This ones last race was better than the chart would indicate. Look upon this one to give a good performance in next. SEAWARD MISS It should not "be long before trainer Harry Trotsek sends this two-year-old postward for good effort. Was bang-up second to Black Main re- . cently. GOLDEN DOLL We can just visualize this Bishop runner getting the money next time out. Was in rather tight quarters next the rail in last. TARTAR IE. Is no world beater but is a good steady goer over a distance of ground and comes from a stable that likes to win those purses. HAZEL PARK SPY RING Collins long-distance star retains good form and worked a mile last Friday morning in 1:43, handily. MEG MARCH Quick four-year-old filly looked good while stepping four furlongs in :48 from the gate. LORI-JANE Speedy two - year - old miss was never better and dockers caught her in 1:02 for five furlongs. FAST SLAM Barton plater gave good effort in recent sprint engagement and belongs with ,000-class sprinters. DEAL ME IN Finished strongly in last local start at six and one-half furlongs and probably will improve off that performance. HIGH LIVING Hard-hitting three-year-old colt is dangerous when sent over the middle distances against ,000-class rivals. POINT FORTUNE Whirlaway-sired gelding was never "better and worked a mile here last week in 1:43, handily. BIG HERALDER Cheap, but honest stallion, always turns in good race and seems due for a victory over ,000-grade, middle-distance platers. v MISSAB Mud moves the VanBerg mare up several lengths, and she is training impressively. HI GAIL Christensen two-year-old filly raced well in her only local start and appears to be ready for early visit to winners ring. SISTIME Displayed high speed in De-quindre Purse, but was trifle short and that race may be the tightener needed for a victory. WAR BELL Raced well last time out and should earn a purse when matched with ordinary-grade three-year-olds at a mile or over. RANDALL PARK RUSTIC BILLY Turned in a powerful stretch running exhibition on Wednesday and should come right back with another tally in his next outing for trainer Jimmy Stewart. CUB Turned in another excellent race here the other day and should get home first next time going six furlongs against ,000 platers. CHALLAGUERRE Looked impressive in his first race here and should win in the near future at six furlongs. FAITHS PRINCE Appears to have improved greatly here lately and may surprise in the near future in a sprint offering. INANABOUT Scored impressively here on Wednesday and figures to come right back the next time out. SEA WEATHER Was in a little too rough in his most recent effort and wound up unplaced for the first time at the meeting. Against easier pickings the Caruso-trained gelding should regain his winning edge. FIERY VAR Turned in a much-improved race that last time out and may win for trainer Haymaker before the week is out. NEDS POLLY Failed to last in her first outing under new ownership. She is and, hard-knocking campaigner and may last it out the next -time. , SHAG TAILS Is training very well and getting sharpened for a top effort by trainer Lloyd Gentry. I : : OLYMPIC VIEW Was in all kinds of trouble in his last race; should win next time with better racing luck. DIAMOND MORAN Was rather unim- I pressive in his first race here since coming from Chicago, but figures to run an improved race next out. I SARATOGA OBERON Closed resolutely in sprint event last time and appears ready for creditable route effort. SINGLE O. Two-year-old maiden is improving and may be ready to score initial victory at next asking. MING YELLOW This Whitney racer found the six panels of the Piquet Handi- r cap a trifle short. Tab for future score " .when asked to cover a distance. PRINCESS POLLY Stumbled badly leaving the gate in previous start, which may c have cost the victory. Merits chance for atonement. HALCYON BIRD Ordinary plater posses- ses good early speed over a distance and may forget to stop next time if properly rated. CATBIRD SEAT The manner" in which 1 this vanderbilt filly scored last time would seem to indicate additional successes in the future. c THORN Disappointed last time at short fc odds, but could atone for that setback next time if not too ambitiously placed. SEMOLINA Slight drop in classification is all required to assure victory for this intermediate plater. JOHN PEEL Appeared a trifle short in r latest start and that one may have served as the necessary tightener. PRINCESS LYGIA First start here fol- , lowing journey from Chicago was impressive. Has been prepping splendidly for future engagements. EARLY LIGHT Lost all chance when practically left at the post last time. Is capable of besting betteFallowance sprinters when right. GAY GRECQUE Has displayed decided fondness for local strip and appears ready to best clever field at next askings TOURLANX Promising two - year - old raced greenly in previous two outings. Early graduation victory is anticipated. HOME-MADE This sophomore filly gave impressive performance when bested by Canadiana in Test Stakes. May reverse . the decision in their next meeting. ATLANTIC CITY BOO BOO SHOO Breezed a mile in 1 : 43 over the local strip and should be set for brackets at first asking. SIEGE Has raced well in late stages of last two sprints and may be stretched out for next appearance. ONE THROW Lightly - campaigned fellow seems to have attained peak form for -victory in allowance company. BANK COAL Improvement was noted in last and effort may have aided considerably for future campaigning. SECOND LOOK Recent race over the track cannot be taken too seriously, as close quarters developed at intervals. MASTER SHOWMAN Dropped, far back after encountering trouble leaving the backstretch in last. LATE MODEL Turned in a corking effort when second to Halter and more suitable spots are in the offing. MAIN BOUT Fared poorly at a mile and a sixteenth, but should regain winning form when sprinted. LADY SAILOR May have needed last when a beaten favorite in first start since Delaware. Best suited against maiden claimers. COUNT CAVOUR Made up considerable ground when third in the Pageant, and additional distance may help.. BOBS ALIBI- Proficient grass performer who tired a bit in first start since arriving from Chicago. MUSCOVADO Returned to action recently and turned in a fair effort despite somewhat ambitious placing. TOD MANLEY Two-year-old maiden of the ,000 variety who had very little chance to run in local debut. DADE PARK EVENESTA Encountered bad racing luck ih last engagement: rider lost stirrup irons and was of little help in" final quarter. EAGLE LADY Started last week, but was another unfortunate, losing her rider at ; the start. Should make amends. JULIETS BAY Was never better; racing at the top of his form. Should earn brackets before the close of the meeting. SONG OF ITALY Another one that may have won had it not been for her rider losing his whip. Seems due to leave the ranks of non-winners. ALFRED BOULDER Throw out opening-day race; is capable of defeating the same ! kind that took his measure. HOLD THE DICE Not what he was a year ago, but is rounding to a condition, that should put him on edge to eke out a victory. SUGAR BRIAR Comes from the cheaper : class. On present condition should cop a i heat when placed right I I r " c 1 c fc r , . ; ! : i BUN REWARD Waiting for a mile and one-eighth or longer. First outing here was terrific. GOLD FIRE Had a rough trip in only outings here. Likes the local oval and may cop a few races before the end of the season. TIME SIR Needed that race in which he finished second to Miss Pietra. Can take care of the ,500 platers over a distance of ground. DAVE SUMMERS Better than rated. Had a lot of early lick. Appears ready to enter the winners circle. LADY NITA Comes from a smart stable. Throw out race here last week; had a rough trip. ROCKINGHAM PARK CLOVER LADY A very useful filly that should continue her success. Is capable of holding her form at all distances. WISE DOGE A slow beginning cost this one a purse in his last. Should make amends before meeting closes. TALION Her last was not as bad as results would indicate. Was bothered re- : peatedly and had no chance to run in late stages. Rates another chance. SWEEP LADY The minner in which this one closed in her last would indicate a ! winning effort is on tap. TOMEBAMBA George Handy has the Chilean stallion back in good shape and his patience should be -rewarded with a victory. MISTIC DASH A youngster in Odie Clel-lands barn that should hot tarry in non-winners ranks. Was closing fastest of all in last. START NOW Was unable, to overcome his" inside post position while finishing third in last. Has proven very game if not used up early. LARAN Poor judgment on part of rider cost this fellow a purse in his last. Needs only astute handling to make amends. TINT STRAW Was eliminated leaving gate- in his last. Is capable of handling better-than-average sprinters. BUZZY NAVARRO Early interference was enough to cause this youngster from turning in a better effort in his last. Should win another before meeting terminates. FAIRMOUNT PARK CANDIDATE Bunting gelding is in peak form now and has been training very well over local course. All he seems to need is a chance to get in a race at three-quarters. MENTAL GYMNAST Recently turned six furlongs in 1:17 while going handily,-which suggests that he is fit and ready. HYDID Had a world of speed in local debut only to tire in the final furlong. May stick it out in next outing. TRY IKE Way this -fellow took measure of ,250 company the other evening suggests that he can stand considerable up-ping in class and still continue winning ways. REBLUE Kings Blue More Refined filly that lost a heart breaker against fair two-year-olds in first outing here. Should not tarry long in ranks of non-winners. WHITEFORD TOM Last race was not true; was probably much the best. TIME SIR Failed to draw into non-winners the other night when he had field at his mercy. Look for placing with same kind soon. THESURES Speedy son of Roman was far from disgraced in only start under the arcs. Has been a winner all over the country and should earn a purse here, too.. MY JOSEPHINE Tab this juvenile. Has been carefully brought back to early season form after tailing off. HERES FAY Sent a nice mile in 1:45 the other morning, which suggests that connections have a route spot picked out. TARDADO Runner from south of the border who met the best on the grounds in his inaugural. Is a capable sprinter and will find an easier spot. CENTENNIAL RACE TRACK LADY REVERE A five-year-old maiden that displayed a wealth of early foot in the first start of her career. A race or two should find her leading a fair band of platers from start to finish. UNCLE BRUCE Finished out of the money while second choice in his most recent try. It was his first outing over this course since arriving from Omaha and should serve as a conditioner for an improved performance, the next time. ADMIRAL GAL Graduation ceremonies should be in order in the very near future for this Capt. Cal gelding. He has improved considerably in his two outings and should be about ready for brackets. ORO ESCRITORO Not too much class, but held on gamely to run second to Gamaun the last time. Another race or two may make this Sports Writer gelding a bit more difficult to beat. INDIAN BLAZE A two-year-old who should leave the maiden ranks in the very near future. Took the overland route to reach the front in a sprint the last time while a strong favorite. Next outing should be the one. PLAYBORO Has been well regarded in each effort. Last was good and-the Bern-; borough colt should go well with some of the more consistent campaigners on the grounds. BITTER FOX A speedster with a touch of class. Has consistently been taking the top only to fold in the last stages. Recent : second to Mooseheart would indicate an improvement. t GO LUCKY Trainer Ted Bevan, Jr., has v this Full Stride gelding about as fit as hands can make him. Recent endeavor found him placed rather high, though, and when in the right spot will be difficult to beat. GARRYMARK Led a good band of allow- , ance campaigners for the better part of ; six furlongs in a mile race the last out- f ing. A veteran campaigner that handles most any type of race track effectively. : ILL BE Has been improving steadily and : his Fairmount Park past performances are excellent. Appears to prefer a sprint I when not placed too ambitiously. LINCOLN, NEB. DARKYS REWARD A fine looking colt, by Tarry Long, out of the good sprinter : Southern Darky, showed speed in his first outing, but was a little short for this " effort. He should be fit for his next out- ! ing and will show to good advantage : among maiden two-year-olds. BOBETTE Was bumped severely racing ! into the first turn in her last outing, j She is eligible for non-winners condi- tions, and prefers the shorter distances. JAHALA A three-year-old maiden who has been racing a bit over her head. : Should beat a field of her own age and -class. ; CLEAR HARMONY Was ,away slowly in j his initial start. He closed with good speed to finish fourth. He has the best of conditions. Should he be gainfully placed, he should lose his maiden mark in the near future. MERRI SIZZLE Handicap star of the area. Was fractious in the gate in his appearance in the Inaugural Handicap, breaking through the gate. He broke slowly and lacked racing room. He closed willingly under"high weight, and was only beaten three lengths. QUICK FLASH A well-bred filly, by Okapi, out of a Zacaweista mare. Won at first asking over this strip. Could repeat with a group of maidens and winners of one. MISS CAMPBELL Won two races at the local course last year. She finished second to the good mare Boswell Queen in her first out here this year. A slight drop in classification would give her a royal chance of reaching the charmed circle. VAIN ROY Turned in a good performance in his last trip to the post will be tough to contend with in the same company. - HAMILTON OHIO OKLAHOMA KID Trainer Pete Maxwell has freshened his charge since close at River Downs and the gelding looks like a million since the refreshing. Will be tough to handle at routes here. IN LOVE Speedy. sort that has taken a liking to the sharp Hamilton turns. Stepped snappy three-eighths recently to show that she has all her speed. ANTUSS This fellow has golden opportunity to leave maiden ranks against the competition here. Should not be long in earning brackets. FROSTY ACRES Superior mud runner who will benefit from soft track at first outing. Is in tip-top trim now. SUDDEN NEWS Appears to have lost little of condition that marked him as.a-winner at River Downs. Will bear watching. PILOT MAN Though faint-hearted this veteran will find that his speed stands him well in sprints here. Five furlongs will just catch him., "FLOODS CHARM Schavel racer was kept on trim with recent five furlongs in 1:09. Was just breezing in move and is ready now. ELBOW ROOM Though aged considerably the Appealing Francine C. gelding has the old class to get his share of purses here. Has been freshened since racing at Cumberland. , ST. GEORGE Initial outing for this fellow may have been a trifle short. Is a long winded router that should find longer spot to his liking. WRONG BID Finally took a purse in his last start after knocking at door all season. Has been tough luck racer that might keep streak intact here. DOTTY MAC Look for this one to leave non-winners ranks this year soon.
