Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-02

3. TyroI, Sixty, Kentucky Babe.
4. Jimmy Moran, Chatter Anne,
s. King Nadi. Dowagaic, Beauregard.
6. VimOnt. Finnic, Tamina.
Z. Helen E.. Onup, John Peel.
BEST-TYROL.
The first is a rather open affair. A
number of these maidenS have shown
promise. If 1t is not too fast for
SANTA SOPHIA we may see her grad
uate. Bred 20 run her race in mud,
she has shown two good efforts over
soft footing. If she gets it Monday
she may be hard to beat. HELEN KING
has threatened in both her starts.
Again rates a place near the front.
MISS NOBODY showed high speed in
her first outing, but could not keep up
toward the finish. The race should
help her and she looks formidable with
these.
TRAYMORE was not quite ready to
win a heat last time. At that he was
only overcome in the last few strides.
The conditioning he received on that
here and he appears capable of hand
ing the field in the second beating.
He will have the dead At GEORGE
GROOM as his main opponent. The
latter has won his last three, and has
only the top one to fear. HIDDEN
THOUGHTS would be dangerous if the
going turns muddy. At her best in
mud. she recently showed her fitness
in trimming a fair field over a fast
strip.
TYROL seems to have landed in a
soft spot in his first start in Chicago.
Seven inferior ones oppose him in the
third, and If he has as much speed as
he displayed in his recent win at
Churchill do not see anything in here
to menace him. SIXTY Is rounding
into form again after a slight let-up.
Was sharp racer in Florida last Win
ter and has always shown up we'll over
this track. Likely to be the one to beat.
KENTUCKY BABE also is rounding to
form. Hardly looks capable of holding
the top two, but is a contender.
The good JIMMY MORAN should
grab another purse Monday Won his
last two starts, both from as good If
not better than these, and both of those
efforts were done in easy fashion. Has
enough speed to trim CHATTER ANNE,
the main threat. The latter should be
able to show some improvement over
her one effort here, if her winning
race at Pimlico may be taken as a
criterion. On that occasion she outran
a shifty field and some of that speed
against the top one would land her
close up. KHARA has given us two
good races since arriving at this point.
While she finished in front of CHAT
TER ANNE last time, think that re-
suit will be reversed this time.
Old KING NADI seems to have as
much speed as he had when at top
form. Came back to the races this
year with a couple of sharp races over
this track. Pitted against the sort he
meets here, he seems to be much the
best. DOWAGIAC is a At colt and
should turn out to be the one to force
the issue. Was prepped in Maryland
and was ready to win when shipped
out here. He scored at the first ask
ing and he has only the top one to
put away to do it again. However,
do not believe he is good enough for
that. BEAUREGARD is fast finding
his winning form. A fast colt, his re-
cent races suggest he will have to be
reckoned with.
The sixth is about the toughest field
Of the day. All are evenly matched and
all dead fit. VIMONT is the same game
colt he was at Havre de Grace. Gives
all of them weight, and must run his
race to beat them. but he seems to have
slight edge. FINNIC should go well
this way weighted, and taking a line
from his recent win, will prove the one
to beat. TAMINA scored over good ones
last time, and she must be given place
near the front. Very open race.
HELEN E. seldom runs a bad race. A
mighty consistent fllly, and as honest
as they come. She comes to this race
fresh from a winning effort over as
goods as these. Her consistency gives
her the call over the good ONUP. The
latter also scored in her most recent
start, and off some efforts could give
the top one a hard race for the purse
However, she is none too reliable, and
for that reason looks best behind the
top one. JOHN PEEL is another that
is as apt to wind up at the bottom as
at the top of his company. He has
plenty of speed on occasion, and some
of it here would make him dangerous.