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I 1 Horses to Watch Horses w/io impressed Daily Racing Form representatives as being ready to win: SPORTSMANS PARK ♦ BOL QUESTION— Won by 12 lengths in : last outing here. Likely to annex another purse before this meeting comes to a close. COLTRANE — As nice a three-year-old as they come. Won with plenty to spare in first asking and appears ready for re- , peat performance. FLIGHT MASTER — At his best now and favors the faster racing strips. Can always be counted on to give best. GAL-AGE — Raced impressively at Florida during the winter months and is rounding to form and ready for an early win. Only beaten a nose in last outing. HASTY DREAM — Is at best form now, winning with plenty to spare in last could beat same kind in next. JV1ANGAM — Just missed narrowly in fast, it taking a track record-breaker to beat him. May improve greatly off that race. ORNUM — Just keeps right on winning. May take down another purse this closing week. OUR TRIBE — Appears to favor this track, wining very impressively in last outing. Could earn another set of brackets if placed right. REDS FIVE ACES— rA real nice two-year-old filly. Just keeps on winning races very impressively. RICKOVER — Is about as consistent as they come. Races best in the second flight handicap division. At peak form at present. PIMLICO RACE COURSE FLAMING SUSIE— Was much used to attain command after having stumbled at the start in last outing. HAPPY SORT — Needs cheap company to rate consideration but morning trials have been on the speedy side. LAST SLAM — Dull effort over the grass. But a return to the main track could result in vast improvement. MONTE CARLO — Foreign-bred has come along satisfactorily under Bowes Bond and recent mile in 1:41 suggests debut is near. PEPPER C. — Beaten favorite for ,500 in last but raced well enough to suggest that he will make amends in near future. SUN BOLT — Made up ground while sprinting for ,500 in last and increased distance should prove an aid. THE NEEDLER — Broke tardily and had no chance under inexperienced rider in local debut. Improvement is probable. TOLUENE — Has trained splendidly for return to competition and should show to good advantage if not too ambitiously placed. TROPIC KING — Has trained well over the Pimlico track and should knock out a purse before completion of meeting. TUSCAN FLASH — Excellent effort behind Pop Corn gave needed assurance that this one is partial to the grass and can handle a good field. ASCOT PARK ADOLFO — Keeps closing ground at shorter distance. Tab against non-winners this year when sent 6V2 furlongs. FIGHTING BLUE — Blue Man sophomore was rated with top five juveniles in Ohio last summer and is coming around nicely lately. Will be heard from soon. HADAREWARD — Is being brought around very slowly by competent handler. Has class edge over local racers and needs only suitable placing. INKA DINKA DOO— Cassis gelding woke up in training hours this week with a snappy half-mile trial. Can also handle off track. MAMMY PLEASANT— Last two outings were good. Repeat of either effort should elevate to top award. MANAOS — Was a trifle short after long layoff in debut over route. Look for snappy work to give this one a winning edge. SASHAYIN — Salmagundi mare was a - clever winner over a distance of ground at a good price. Seems in rare form and [ looks, a picture of health. : , [ BELMONT PARK ♦ ► BABU — Chilean-bred four-year-old colt is 3 rapidly nearing peak form. BALD EAGLE — Is back at Belmont and training impressively. Is at his best over * the grass but worked 6 furlongs on the dirt in 1:12%. CHISTOSA — King Ranch four-year-old filly ran a big rape under a poorly- 1 judged ride in the Bed o Roses Handicap. Works are impressive. COHOS — Greentree Stable stakes perform- 1 er is ready for his Toboggan engagement. Breezed three-quarters mile recently in 1:15. ] OUR MARGOBEE— C harfran Stable three-year-old filly is a shade off the top ones. Prefers a fast track for best effort. PILOT — Cambridge Stable three-year-old ] is fit for his New York seasonal debut, worked 4 furlongs in :46%, handily. POLAMBY — Hard-hitting four-year-old is one of the best of her sex. Has worked ] three-quarters mile over the main track in 1:12%. PROGRESSING— Wheatley Stable two- , year-old colt finished strongly in the Comely Stakes. Morning trials are on the quick side. PACESETTER — Brown Stable three-year-m old plater is training satisfactorily. Can handle ,500 grade sprinters. SEVEN CORNERS— Clockers liked the way he stepped three-quarters in 1:13, then galloped out to 7 furlongs in 1:27%-. SWEET TERRI— Useful plater had a rough trip in a Jamaica sprint last week. Capable of trimming. same class field. TOMIKE — Peglyn Stable gelding gave a good performance at 1 1-16 miles last out at Jamaica. Probably will improve off that race. CAHOKlA~DOWNS BANGBOROUGH— This one needs more distance than five furlongs. Is ready to enter the winners circle. BARTS BAY— This good looking one raced well last week and was picking up his field near the end. Seems to prefer more distance. COLONY HOPE— This one has been sprinting but does best over a distance of ground. DUNNWOOD — This gamester comes from a consistent stable and should earn his keep at this meeting. HOMBURG— This St. Louis-owned colt is ready to leave the ranks of non-winners. Could develop into one of the best youngsters racing here. JOE MILL — Encountered bad racing luck Friday night and probably was best in that one. Wont be much price but properly placed in next should get home. JUDGE DAN— Left at post in last engagement and gave a smashing performance. KIRKWOOD KID— Overlook last one. Was in tight quarters all through the stretch. Ready to enter the winners circle. LIGHT LEWIS— Had a rough trip in last and can do better than that performance. SUNCAST— Disregard last try. Capable of doing much better, when he reaches top form usually wins several in a row. TURQUESA— Loves the local oval and at the top of her form. Had some trouble in last. churchTlT DOWNS GAILSTAR— Should graduate at next asking if in with ,500 claiming company at 5 furlongs. LUCKY LENA— Had a rough trip in last ; and should be given another chance i against allowance company at the sprint i distances. MARK KLAINE — Going in top form now and should extend present winning streak to three in a row if placed right ; back with ,000 company at 6 furlongs. MOMS GEM— Failed to break with her • field in last and should be given another chance against similar company at 6 i furlongs. MR. LEXTOWN — Was racing in a contending position in last when he lost a i rear bandage and rider was forced to ease his mount. -Tab right back when in a i sprint event for ,000 company. OIL RUSH — This colt was extremely green i in last two outings and should come up with a big race with a bit more seasoning. STRONG POINT— Last was big effort for this one as he was nearly knocked down at the start, recovered gamely to close a I big gap while missing by just a nose. i Take right back against top allowance . company at 6 furlongs as he should have [ little trouble winning with a clean break. . THURSTON— Was off in a tangle in last but was still good enough to close a big gap to finish a close third. Six furlongs for ,500 maidens would seem best spot. ► 3 * 1 1 ] ] ] , ; i i ; • i i i i GARDEN STATE PARK m FIRST DOT — Was pinched back midway of turn and finished full of run in first start. JENNIES JOY— S ophomore filly performed capably against colts in seasonal debut and may not be long in visiting winners circle. KOKO DOZO — Definitely short in seasonal bow. Tab next out, especially if sprinting. MAIN STREET — An easy winner of last two and will not suffer if moved up claiming ladder. MELPET, JR. — Was anchored in deep going when defeated as odds on choice. Can handle same class horses if track is fast. MISS THING — May be best juvenile filly on the grounds on the strength of last victory and unbeaten record in three starts. PEN HALLOW — Slight drop in class appears to be all this one needs to regain wining form. PRINCE QUILL — Likely to graduate from maiden ranks if matched against same class of horses next out. ROMANGO — Veteran plater turned in a bang-up second in seasonal debut. Tab next out. WILL REMEMBER — May have been a bit short in seasonal debut. May make amends at next asking. maumeeTdowns ANNJOWETT— Is attaining peak form as her most recent effort would attest. Tab-for early victory. BUSELLA — Is in good form and may an-next a purse within the next few days. Will bear watching. FAIR DEVIL— Gained a slight lead at the head of the stretch in latest attempt only to falter when the real test came. May hold on in future assignment. FIRST GRANDSON— Turned in a sparkling performance in latest essay and may have benefited enough from that race to be victorious in next engagement. GRECIAN MAID— Turned in a good effort in last outing but lacked a strong closing rally. May show to better advantage in next test. HAY PAL — Is in fine fettle and could take down the major portion of a purse some time this week. Cannot ignore. MISS NINTITOO— Disappointed in last but is capable of a better performance. May make amends in the very- near future. PRINCE POGO — Is usually right there with the leaders and may give a good account of himself next time he faces RUN BULL RUN— Was barely beaten in last in the final strides. May atone for that defeat in next encounter. TRIPLE-CROWN — Has-been knocking at the door of victory and might grace the charmed circle in next try. SUFFOLK~DOWNS counter interference on turn the other day which cost him a victory. BIG ROMANCE — May show improvement over lone local outing. BOUL MICH — Has been overmatched recently. Will find a likely spot before long after breezing 5 furlongs in 1:01% the other morning. GOOD GRACIE — Tired in seasonal debut as if short. Will show improvement with another race under her belt. LEOS BAKER, — suffered sharp interference in run to first turn in last and was eliminated. MICHAEL WAYNE— Was tightened up in recent sprint. Can lead a field of distance performers from wire to wire. MOON CLOUD — Was impressive in winning only start of meeting by defeating a fine band of allowance racers. MR. AETHEL — Turned in a promising effort in first start of year. NORMAS BABY— May have been a trifle short on condition in last outing over a distance of ground. POLYLAD — Worked 6 furlongs from the gate in 1:15, indicating an early score may be on the way.
