Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-01-29 | Page 5 | Women Assuming Important Role as Horse Owners

Women Assuming Important Role Eole As Horse Owners I LOUISVILLE Ky Jan 20 The 20 The I women thoroughbred owners are ars as assuming as- as Burning suming an important role in preparation preparation tion for tor the tho golden Kolden anniversary celebration celebration I tion of ot the Kentucky derby to be run May 17 17 as no less than a a. half-dozen half promising candidates for the rich classic are aro the time property ot of women devotees of ot the sport of ot kings These candidates are the champion year olds of ot 1923 1023 and may mean that this valued purse heretofore won by men may be bewon bewon bewon won by a a. woman for the first time Diogenes Black Gold Treetop Treetop Treetop Tree- Tree top and Boyo's Boy Bov are the colts and fillies s representing the women and they form torm as Imposing an array as any combination of ot six other candidates owned by men Mrs William K Vanderbilt II of ot New York owns the diminutive chestnut geldIng geld geld- log Ing Mrs Walter M. M Jeffords of ot Philadelphia is the possessor of ot the h colt Diogenes Mrs Harry Payne Whitney Whitney- of ot New York has hall two formidable entries Treetop and Rinkey Mrs Irs It R. M. M Hoots of ot Lexington Ky has what is considered by many turf followers the tho real dark horse for the coming derby in the strapping black colt appropriately named Black Gold while the last of ot the women lovers of ot thoroughbreds to enter the derby field is 19 Mrs W. W J. J Potter of Ardmore Okla Okia with a a. fine tine candidate In Boyo's Boy