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I • ■ / Ho rses to Wa t c h Horses who impressed Daily Racing Form representatives as being ready to win: CHURCHILL DOWNS BUMPY ROAD— One of the better juveniles of last year who has been turned out during the winter months to freshen up for his sophomore campaign. Recent workouts indicate he retained his form and should win against allowance company at first asking. DOGOON — Seasonal bow was an impressive performance as it demonstrated this classy sprinter has returned to action in top form. That effort should have provided needed tightener so that he can handle same company when rematched. MY NIGHT OUT — Tab this middle distance runner next time out, as he undoubtedly needed last effort and should improve. Top allowance company would seem most likely spot. OUR BOY JOHN — This juvenile colt should graduate at next asking as he failed to break with his field in last and, still finished a strong third. A maiden test at 4 furlongs would, provide best spot. RAM o LETTE— This one should have little troufble in extending his present winning skein to three in a row. He completely outclasses the lower-priced middle distance runners on the grounds. SUDDEN LAMAR — Last indicated this one could even step up into more select com-,pany and emerge victorious. He encountered no trouble in handling ,500 claimers at 4£ -furlongs in his winning effort. WORLD SERIES— Ably demonstrated in seasonal bow last week that he still retains his strong closing lick. Should win a purse at next asking when placed against ,500. claimers going a mile. YUKON JAKE— Narrowly missed in first outing in eight months and should make amends when placed back in against similar company going 6 furlongs. t GARDEN STATE PARK BICKY L. — Seasoned sprinter seasonally displays sharp form early in his campaign. Particularly adept at handling-an "off track. DOCTEUR — Veteran son of the little-known Gendarme is a superior performer over a muddy or slow racing strip. Arrives from a winning season at Gulf-stream and is in good condition. HAPPY PRINCESS— One of the fleetest mares in training. Has shown a liking for the local course during past meetings and was -a recent Florida winner. INDIAN CREEK— Displayed a great deal of promise here last fall. Reported training well and should figure prominently in his group. • JOLLY RHYMER — Quick sprinter is in condition for an early victory if properly placed. JUMPING BROOK — Previous record shows his liking for Garden State Park and he comes fit from Florida where he was a winner "in a light campaign. MISS EQUITY — Fleet mare appears in excellent condition following a local winter. Can be expected to be fit and ready at the first asking. ROMANITA — Outstanding mare win-terered well in Kentucky and trained well at Keeneland prior to her arrival here. Will outclass most of the opposition she will be required to meet. SEFTONS PICK — Has been racing consistently well at Maryland. One of the better "off" track runners on the circuit and a winner here in past seasons. SUNDAY PITCH — Freshened a bit since his Maryland races and can be expected to be in his best form for this meeting. TALENT SHOW— Not quite of the class to compete in the. Kentucky Derby, from which he was a late withdrawal, but a top colt at the shorter distances. PIMLICO RACE COURSE BRINY DEEP — Fair effort when apparently overmatched in seasonal bow suggests this one will earn backets in near future. BONZO — Finished full of run against . maiden two-year-olds of ,500 value and figures to score. FAVOR ME-ME — Improvement in last suggests that longshot victory is possibility over cheap claimers. GRAND OPERA — Bad-legged sprinter was third over an off track in lone start this term and figures to improve. INSWEPT — Stakes winner last year is better than seasonal debut would suggest and improvement is probable. QUARTER DECK— Raced well in first start of spring and has always favored Pimlico racing surface. RESERVE BID-JOOd Laurel form indicates this one is ready for graduation against maiden claimers. RED RIVER VALLEY— Not too much class attached to this one but late speed could gain purse over ,000 claimers. STAR SPANGLE — Displayed fine speed against 0,000 claimers and should knock cut a purse at Pimlico. SATAN HELPER— Haltered for ,500 and won next against 0,000 claimers. suggesting he is top claim of Maryland tliis season. MAUMEE DOWNS ALONZO B. — Is improving steadily and a trip to the winners circle appears imminent in the very near future.- BOLD GENE— Has plenty of early speed and should take down the major portion of a purse real soon? Was barely beaten in last. DEFROST — Is a steady-going campaigner and can go with the best of them when in a running mood. May make amends next time postward. DARLIN ANN— Set the pace to the head of the stretch in last endeavor only to falter near the end. May forget to stop in future assignment. ECONOMY BOY— Showed to good advantage in last encounter and may be difficult to whip in next test. FOOT SECRET — Is in fine fettle and should grace the charmed circle at the first asking. Last was a dandy. ILLIMITABLE— Disappointed in last, but ticipated in next engagement, can do better. Improvement can be an- MONTE . CASSINO— Has plenty of late speed and may garner # purse when going in a middle distance affair. Will bear watching. NIGREENY— Turned in a dull effort in last, but is capable of a much better performance. May improve. UPPER ECHELON — Turned in a dismal effort last time out, but can do better than that performance would indicate. Tab for early victory. WISH I, MAY— Was beaten, but not disgraced in last. May atone for recent defeat when pitted against the same caliber of thoroughbreds. ZACA PRIZE: — Turned in a sparkling effort in last encounter and should be sharp enough to garner a purse in next engagement. LINCOLN DOWNS AMBOR REIGH — Holds enough class to handle a field of ,000 routers. Lacked racing room in last when making a strong rally. COMEAWAY — Was impressive in first start in quite some time, just missing at the wire. Will benefit from that race. FRENCH PLAY — A cheap sophomore who raced creditably in last despite suffering sharp interference at first turn. KITCHLYN — Showed enough improvement the other day to indicate winning effort will be forthcoming shortly. LARK GLO— Was a trifle short on condition in initial start of year. Should be able to account for a 5 furlongs win against ,500 sprinters. LYNNE CHARGED — Has an allowance of early foot which should stand her in good stead next time out. PRINCE ARIEL — A promising three-year-old who faltered in last as if in need of race. POWER .BIT — Was launching a good rally when blocked by swerving leader in early stretch. RUSSELL DANCER • — May have been a winner in last but ran into -a blind switch.- Appears to be in peak form for an early victory. SKY FIDDLE: — Turned in a promising race in only local start. Should be able to hold own in local allowance company. FONNER PARK CURTAIN RAISER— Was once one of the best sprinters in this area. He still has a touch of class. DELUXE EDITION — Was second in first appearance under silks. This ,home- • bred maiden tworyear-old will .fit well next out with his own kind. ELKOBAR — A homebred gelding, was second to MaTie H. in his most recent start. This effort marks him as a horse Xo watch. HARD SAUCE — Is in fine fettle and can be expected to beat some of the cheaper class sprinters. INFURIATED — Has been racing well over a distance of ground against the cheaper class of company. Should find a spot to turn in a winning effort in the near future. MIDNIGHT O. — A clever sprinter, served warningtin his last out when he finished second to, Truckla., ON TOUR— Tired in his first start over the local course against allowance performers. This race serving as a conditioner, he should be ready for a top effort. PATS WELCOME — Has finished close up .in both of his last starts. Wise placement should put him in the winners circle. THEOS — Paid a long price to place when he finished second to Cobra Hella. A like showing against the same company would make him hard to beat. ASCOT~PARK DESTINO MISS— Mare is in rare form after winning second straight. Should continue winning ways at route distance. IRISH JILL — Frequent winner last season and has not shown best form yet. Might surprise at fair price soon. CHALLAHYMA— Maiden tried rating tac-* tics in last after having shown high speed in earlier effort? .May earn brackets at .next asking. MINTOS BOY— Closed a big gap in 1 furlongs sprint to miss by scant neck. Return to that effort should get major share. PARIS FLEET— Ran into bit of trouble m stretch run of recent -route race. Can handle non-winners twice this year. PROTOCALL— Surprised speed balls in short Ascot Course dash. Has the potential to become one of best in area at longer distances. RED AND YELLOW — Once classy performer was easiest kind of winner against ,000 claimers. Could stand raise in company and still win. S. S. DJEDDAH — Recent arrival from Ma/yland needed first start over half mile track. Wants route to show to best advantage. TROPICAL AIR — Held on very well when" second to Everest lately. Was winning race and repeat should get top spot. jamaTca ADMIRAL VEE — Paumonok Handicap winner retains top form. He breezed three-quarters mile last Friday morning in 1:1835 hard held CLANDESTINE — This three-year-old is working smartly. He stepped 5 furlongs in :59s, accomplishing the drill in handy style. COHOES — Greentree- Stable four-year-old colt is training impressively. Clockers recently caught him 6 furlongs in 1:13 handily at Belmont. GELIO — Foxcatcher Farm gelding was roughed and lost all chance in an overnight sprint last week. Capable of beating same class rivals. LOFTY PEAK — Hard-hitting gelding recently returned to seriius training. He has been a half-mile over the Belmont main track in :57%. Likes the turf. LOPAR — Well-conformed three-year-oid fill7 gave a fine effort in her recent victory. She probably can beat better ones. PUNDIT, — Widener Stable three-year-old displayed early foot in the Wood Memorial and he may start in an overnight sprint here. Works are excellent. SLAIPNER— Comes from a good barn and works are on quick side. SMALL CHANGE— Held on determinedly while racing in close quartters in a sprint last out. She will be hard to whip in her next start. SOLID GOLD — This three-year-old maiden .gave a good performance -while racing in tight quarters last week. She runs under a claiming tag. TUDOR ADMIRAL — Maiden three-year-old gave a sharp effort in his only start. He has been a mile in l:39Vs handily at Belmont. VILLAGE IDIOT — Maiden three-year-old comes from a smartly-trained stable. He should earn graduation diploma at an *arly date. YOU FOR ME— Finished fast after begin-nining sluggishly in a" recent sprint. She belongs with ,500 class sprinters and prefers a fast track. CAHOKIA~DOWNS A TOUTE/FORCE — Just missed to Eternal Sam after setting the pace. Probably needed that outing" as a tightener. LEWIS A. D. — Was forced to race wide in last outing. Should improve off that start. MR. TAD — Likes a route race. Showed gameness in first out over this course. MARBARDI — Came from far out of it when third to Gin Tonic. Will improve. PIC-A-GUN — Was the easiest winner of the meeting and could repeat. — PICNBUS — Dropped a close photo decision the other night. Is a gamester and could reward followers. PESO PETE: — Showed a good turn of speed in last outing. Could, return a winner in the not too distant future. RIVER RISIN — Was impressive in first victory the other night and will again be hard to beat. ROGUISH BOOM— Could come right back. Was impressive in her front-running victory, here. VARIED — A beaten favorite at this course in last start. Will improve. SPORTSMANS PARK BLUE LICKS — Chance to win on an "off" track. Last on a fast strip was not too bad, but prefers goo. * . BLEAK — Steady going runner over a distance. Could be well worth following. COSMIC HERO— Lost last race through going wide while winner was on rail all the way. K FAST CHICK — Closed strongly from slow start. Strong chance in similar company next out. HARMONIZE— In a couple of pockets last time but was racing well at the end.. Reported to like mud. PAYCAR — Belated move through the stretch at 1 1-16 miles. Might beat ,500 kind if he gets going earlier. RECLAIM — Mile and a sixteenth of last was a little tob*far.vCould do at 6M» furlongs. RARE MUSIC— Needed last. Finished well. Look for improvement and a strong race next out. SHREWD TIP — Went to outside fence on stretch turn but still finished second, beaten narrowly. SHOOT MAN — Appears to be fast approaching a winning effort. Is a good stretch runner. TERI — Look for this mare to be tough in Endurance No. 2 Wednesday. Bothered in stretch in last race. TEANECKER — Last race was not Ins best. Could pop up with a. victcay during Jtbe week.
