Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-01

1-CaSette, Glance, Gen. Mncnel H.
2-West Drift, Radha, Kilrush;
Star Fish, ClOudland. Playiower.
4-TOrrence, oh Me. Broadmoor.
5-MeIva Rose, Royal Spring. Gold
piece.
6-Force, Lazl Sands, The Third
7-Waffles, Happy Jack. Letter Six.
BEST-MELVA ROSE.
The local racing season gets under
way Monday at Timonium. The caro-
opens with steeplechaSe, Tor WHICH
90 have been named. CASETTE,
handy Jumper when in shape, has been
playine the fairs in Virginia. ACCORDING
to reports, where she was practically
unbeatable. She steps up peg here 10
take on a high-c,ass field, but, if as good
as she is said to be, she may be hard 10
beat. GLANCE, off of the cold dope.
will be very close at the finish. A sa1e
Jumper, with plenty of speed. ne IS
capable Of making the top one 90 her
best. GENERAL MITCHELL II. at one
time a champion over this course, mas
not Jared so we'll in the last couple OF
years. He may have enough speed leIt
to break into the purse.
WEST DRIFT, winner recently at
Cumberland, meets f1eld that may
hold some keen speed. There are sew
eral in here just down from New YORK,
but the son of Westwick, under l.. Lang,
must be given the call. RADHA ran
nice race in her first start. back In the
Spring. She has shown little since, yet
against this kind she is very dangerous.
KILRUSH went we'll in his one start
at Cumberland. Any improvement
might land him near the front.
STAR FISH. a well bred youngster,
has had only a few races, yet he has
given a good account of himself every
Start. He improves steadily, and al
though he must do his best against the
field in the third, one of those recent
fine races would give him first money.
CLOUDLAND, at one time holding a
place in the handicap division. is all
over the one to beat. PLAY FLOWER
q fast filly with not any too much cour-
age, should take kindly TO the course
She is At and is possibility.
TORRENCE is plainly the class OF
the party In the fourth. He comes to
the race fresh from a win over better
than these and he only has to dupn-
cate that race to add another purse 10
his record. OH ME won both her
starts at Cumberland. BROADMOOR
tried hard at Cumberland, but IN
neither race was he quite good enough.
He must improve to whip this field.
MELvA ROSE whipped as good as
these In her winning race at Cumoer.
land. The Ally likes this track. and
looks so At that she seems to nave
quite an edge over her company.
ROYAL SPRING is not far from a win
ming race. but the top filly looks TOO
speedy for him. GOLD PIECE mas
a ;v,f0 fo1t q
of times recently, but has yet to reward
his hackers. The change in tracks may
help some.
FORCE raced dismally during his
Ohio campaign. When he came TO
Cumberland he Immediately proceeded
to show his best form. Dropped into
as cheap as he meets Monday, he only
has to run his race to hold his field
safe. LAZI SANDS raced well enough
at EbenSburg to give her a fighting
chance. Not much to beat for place
money except THE THIRD PRINCE. It
is hard to say much how the latter
shapes up. He has not been out IN
some months. If ready to race he might
be close at the finish.
WAFFLES will 60 we'll over the
Timonium course. He has been racing
as II the narrow turns and short
stretches would be to his advantage.
with enough early foot to take him
out into the lead at once, he should
never be threatened. HAPPY JACK is
about the only thing in here with more
than a fighting chance of overcoming
the top one. His first start at Cumber-
land does not lend any too much en-
couragement to his chances. LETTER
SIX has q way of waking up oc-
casionally. Last few races call for lietle,