Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
TOMORROW
Selections
BY GEORGE SMITH

wild Apple. Frock, Netus.
2-CrosSco, Mint FriaFy. African.
3-vaciIlate, Arlington Dolly, Alta
mart.
4-victorian. Petee Wrack, Display.
Sum Meddler, Charmarten. Candy
Hog.
6-Speetre. Joe Engel. SiIverdale.
dear Lady, Lucky Drift, Miiady.
BEST-vACILLATE.
WILD APPLE. a colt that has shown
some very encouraging races IN ms Few
starts, should have no trouble gracua5-
ing In the first. Almost any one OF nus
races repeated would do 1t, FROCh mas
threatened in both her races. Hardy
capable of holding the top one, put
should again be the main CONTENDER.
NOTUS flashed some speed IN the
south said to be fair sort. Might
break into the money.
CROSSCO has been dropped into a
gne spot In the second. This mare mas
been whipping far better than these In
her recent races. Believe she needs only
a steadying ride to repeat in the second.
MINT FRIARY displayed several fine
races toward the end of last season:
She appeared TO be a fllly that would
improve in her 3-year-old form. II she
has continued TO grow speedy over the
Winter she may make the race m
teresting. The dangerous contender.
AFRICAN is another youngSter that
gave us some promising efforts last
wear. Hard to rate him here, but he
belongs with the leaders. A cnance.
At the route vACILLATE should
never be in danger in the third. Has
won her last two at Havre de Grace
from as good as these, and with her
tremendous early speed. she should
merely gallop home. Looks mucn tne
best. ALWINGTON DOLLY Is improv-
ing with each start. Hardly likely that
she can catch the top one at the route,
but her last two make her n1enaeing.
ATTAMART is finding her racing legs.
Closed an immense gap behind VACIL-
LATE last time. With a faster break
she might split the top pair.
VICTORIAN has shown, both in his
recent race and in some very fast trials.
that he is at top form. While he Is put
to a severe test against this field, he
looks fully capable Of getting the de-
cision in the fourth. He is in such fine
shape that he should be able to carry
his speed over this route. PETEE
WRACK has always been troublesome
horse for the top one. Petee scored over
good ones in his one start OF the year.
Continues to show high speed in works.
and is all over the one to beat. Over
a muddy track he might take the meas
ure of the top one. DISPLAY usually
takes some time to race himself into
shape. The route here will be to the
old fellows liking, and If he Is ready.
he might surprise. Not to be over
looked.
SUN MEDDLER finds cheaper oppo-
sition in the fifth than in the fields he
has been racing with. In his present
form appears the logical choice. His
best recent race would do 1t. CHAR
MARTEN threateps good ones occa-
sionally. In his last he showed himself
to be ready. A chance for him to ex-
tend the top one. CANDY HOG has
shown return to best form in his races
this Spring Do not believe he Is good
enough to menace the top two, but he
Is thoroughly fit and should go well.
SPECTRE drops back into her own
company in the sixth. Whipped as, good
as these in her first start at Bowie and
ran a good race last time when out
matched Looks best Of these. JOE
ENGEL raced well at New Orleans.
Certain to be factor here, but he hard
ly appears capable of holding the top
one. SILVERDALE was racing with
the best of his age at this time last
year and holding his own. II he has as
much speed now as he had at that time
he is apt to finish very close to the
front.
DEAR LADY continues to race well.
The change in tracks may work to her
advantage. She seems to be about
ready to trim such as she meets In the
seventh. and at the weights she looks
best. LUCKY DRIFT has been going
along steadily In her races. Gets In
here well enough to run her race. and
she has only the top one % put away
to get all the money MILADY, a smart
youngster from Earl Sande's stable,
drops in under Q featherweight. Dis
played fine speed in her three races this
year and might be dangerous against
these. A chance.
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