Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-14

| S-Uotuen CahOpy, EDuIOro, OnAmP
de Mars.
s-sweet Sentiment Jean IAntts,
Timour.
4-Homewood, vandel, Bessie.
Golden Prince, Reign Olga,
CrosSc0.
6-Blanc Seing, Congo High Storm.
7-Milady, Banset, Cecilia Grcb.
BEST-MILADY.
Maiden 2-year-olds meet today In the
opener. LINE RIDER is dropped down
peg. His last effort back Of Prince
Atheling shows he has little TO fear
here. He looms as the best In the field
| he Is called upon to meet. CHARIOT
appears to be the improving kind. In
his last outing he ran good race be.
hind Michigan Boy. Seems TO hold sec
ond money safe. FROCK. steady go
| ing miss, has shown q couple Of fair
| races and II the first two make mis-
takes she will take all the money. no.
| CANS PLAY a fast working non start
er, is credited with several good works
and has look in.
GOLDEN CANOPY must get one
more chance with the platers. In his
last effort he was good third and
with the breaks in his favor he ought
to take his opposition into camp In the
second race. EBUFORD, winner in
Canada, seems to be the one likely to
| furnish the chief contention. CHAMP
DE MARS, in his last race. showed that
he Is just about ready for brackets, and
may be the one TO spill the beans here.
LITTLE ASBESTOS, made favorite in
his last outing, will find the distance
more ohis liking and is a keen pos
sibility. Others do not call for much.
| SWEET SENTIMENT is a young fell
low with a high turn of speed. will be
on like a gun and II he runs his last
| race, ought to hold JENE LAFITTE
safe. The laters race here Friday was
very good, and he will be the one to
| offer the sharpest contention all the
! trouble beating the others for third
money. Strictly three-horse race.
HoMEwooD will be at home in the
going and his winning effort at WASH
ington Park. over a track such as he
will f1nd Monday, says that he holds
slight edge in class here. although there
will be plenty Of contention. VANDAL,
dropping 10 pounds from his last good
effort to Earl of Warwick, will be the
one TO beat. In his previous start he
| was an easy winner over Tony Joe and
Double o. and should the top one de-
| fault should return the winner here.
bessie ran a cracking race here last
! time out. Practically left at the post, she
was almost up in time to beat Speedy
/ Princess. With the added distance will
prove troublesome. MINERVUS, always
| dangerous In q field such as this. has
an outside chance, although she may be
| training of
GOLDEN PRINCE. scratched satur-
day evidently with this race in sight
seems to have again found his stride.
| In his last start he carried top weight
and was able to get up in last strides
to beat a good field. REICH OLGA, q
real good colt In my ratings, won his
| last outing in convincing style and since
then has worked well, which has
brought him up to this race razor sharp
and Is sure to be the one to beat.
CROSSCO, q slow beginner, should save
third money here, although he Is seldom
able to win in a bulky field. Strictly a
two-horse race.
With good racing luck, the rejuvenated
BLANC SEING should make 1t four IN
q row for Sam Holman. This old geld
ing at one time had considerable class.
Comes back here to another winning
| spot In the mile and q quarter of the
sixth. CONGO II, winner Of two
| straight here. will probably rule favorite
but do not believe him capable Of beat
! ing the top one. Should be no worse
/ than second. HIGH STORM. another
! speedy performer. seems to have again
| found his racing feet and may prove
troublesome. ARMEE NAVEE and KA-
| DIAK, recent winners. both hold fgl1t-
! ing chances. A very tough race.
MILADY. q consistent miss from the
Earle Sande establishment, should ex-
| perience little difficulty in scoring over
the bad lot she meets here. With only
SO pounds and q good rider she should
make every post a winning one. The
best Of the day. BANSET. q galloping
winner at Washington, is sure to go
we'll here, although picking seven
| pounds. CECILIA GROB for what Is
| left