Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
Louisville
Selections
BY GEORGE SMITH

1-Rainstorm, McCulloch. Roxie Wei
del. -.
2-Fair RosaIind, Betty Ann. Royal
Page.
3-Moscow, Peggy Mac, otiIla.
4-Amsterdan. Maiden's Tryst, Wool
orac.
5-silverdaIe, Golden Racket, Mar
Unique.
e-Mary Gardner. Jessie Carey, Yucca
tan.
7-Margate. Sesqui. Torch Boy.
BEST-FAIR ROSALIND.
transform went we'll in fast COM
pany wednesday. Track conditions
make no difference to him. He is in
fine condition, and should he run, his
race will be a hard one to beat In Mon
days opener. McCULLOCH needs mud
for his winning efforts. Over a slow
course the old gelding will have to be
reckoned with. If the going is to his
liking. he might make 1t close finish.
ROxIE WETDEL is coming to form.
Showed some speed over longer route
recently and should be among the
leaders here.
FAIR RosAL1ND may require soft
footing in order to show her best. A
good many by her sire do. However. it
Is hard to detract from the brilliant
race she turned in last time in winning.
on Of that effort has clear call over
the fleet but faint-hearted BETTY
ANN. The latter is certain to be with
the pace as far as she goes, but will be
stopping in the last sixteenth. ROYAL
PAGE has few encouraging works in
the mornings to her credit. Does not
appear capable of stopping the top two,
but gets place in. the money.
MOSCOW was only i1osed out the last
time he found his way into one Of
these maiden affairs. The third should
furnish the medium Of his graduation
from the ranks Of the nom winners.
In mud doubt II anything in the field
plenty Of speed present. PEGGY MAC
threatened many times with good ones
last year. Has only the top one to
fear; and If she can beat him. has the
purse ct her mercy. OTILLA also went
we'll on numerous occasions last season.
A chance for her to stan OF the bal
ance Of the fie!d,
AMSTERDAM is colt with plenty
of early speed. Will make anything In
here step to catch him, and II he races
with as much courage as he did in his
most recent start. believe he will finally
win a purse In the fourth. MAIDEN'S
TRYST registered over fair ones FRI
day. II she can stick 1t out over the
heightened route she Is certain to prove
the main menace to the top ones
chances, but doubt II she can hold him.
WooLoRAC drops into his own COM
pany here. One OF his good races
would land him up with the leaders
Look for improvement from him Mon
day.
s1LvERDALE has won all three
starts here. Trimmed as good as these
last time, and although taking up some
more purse to his string in the NTH
GOLDEN RACKET received q bad ride
behind the top one the other day, but
doubt II he was good enough to have
beaten him on that OCCASION. At the
weights the result should be close, but
take them as named. MARTINIQUE
is probably better than her few races
this year show. OF of some Of her
good races last year she is very danger
Gus, but must show improvement to
menace these.
MARY GARDNER has been racing
herself into winning form. Just failed
to last the route in her last start. In
the sixth she finds opposition OF her
own caliber and another Of her good
races would probably graduate her.
OGoolE Shkbhx dlSO kAdS UCcII AlONIliS
up steadily with racing. About ready for
"a winning effort. and she seems to have
only the top one TO worry about.
YUCATAN. a well bred colt, started for
the first time In fast company last
Monday. Considerably less speed in this
field and he may prove dangerous.
Looks as though the seventh were
strictly between MARGATE and SEES
QUI The former has been racing close
up with as good as these and she seems
particularly we'll suited by the condi-
tons. She gets the decision. SESQUI
showed real improvement in his last.
However, this was far above his usual
races. Should he run back to that eff
fort might be hard to beat otherwise
must follow the top one home. TORCH
BOY is In good shape and holds
chance with this band. Should share
in the purse.