| Show Seven Horses Entered In Preakness By Oscar Fraley BALTIMORE Md May 12 UP UP Pensive Calumet farms farm's Kentucky Derby champion was the first horse entered today for tomorrows tomorrow's running of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico with his barn shooting for the second leg on racing's triple crown The chestnut colt which scored a surprise four and one half length victory in the run for the roses again will have Conn McCreary in inthe inthe inthe the saddle when he shoots for tor the second major year old turf crown tomorrow Trainer Ben Jones said that if he wins this one Pensive will be sent after the Belmont Stakes Stakes last last of the big three titles The second official en entry try was Stymie owned by Mrs Ethel Ja Ja- Ja- Ja cobs The colts colt's name n me was telephoned telephoned telephoned tele tele- phoned yesterday from New York but was not dropped into the entry box until after Pensive had been listed No boy was listed for Stymie who passed up the Derby but Nick Jemas was expected to tobe tobe tobe be up Platter Enters George D. D WIdeners WIdener's Platter the probable favorite despite Pensive's Derby triumph was the third en en- try Trainer Bert said that the chestnut colt which won von the Pimlico futurity and the theVaI Valden Val Wal- VaIden den Stakes as a 2 year was in top form and worked a half mile in 50 this morning The Widener entry will wUl be bandied handled handled han ban died by Johnny Longden who rode Count Fleet to the triple crown last year ear The colt was highly regarded by the Baltimore rail birds because of an apparent liking liking lik Ilk ing for the Pimlico oval which hasn't always suited Pensive However However However How How- ever the Derby winner worked a half In 51 today The field was increased to six ix with the simultaneous entry of Mrs A. A J. J Abels Abel's Gramps Cramps Image A. A C. C Ernsts Ernst's and stables stable's Gay Bit Bit all all Derby also rans Apprentice to Ride A. A J. J Whitey Abel trainer of his wife's colt said that the grandson grand grand- son of Man o 0 War Var would be ridden by oy apprentice jockey Leonard Bowers Gramps Cramps Image finished eighth in the Derby under Otto Grohs and Abel a former jockey who rode Bostonian to a 1927 Preakness triumph said the rider change might help his colt Bowers rode Gramps Cramps Image to victory over Pensive in the Chesapeake Stakes Albert Spec Dunne said that Gay Bit was sound healthy and ready to go and would not be worked again before they go to the I post for the added ed mile and BALTIMORE May 12 CAP CAP- AP The likely Held find for tor tomorrows tomorrow's lit fourth ty-fourth running of 01 the added mile and three Preakness takes stakes at w with th riders and probable odds odd Probe Horse Jockey Odds Odd Pensive McCreary 2 1 Platter Longden 5 2 2 Stir SUr Up Arcaro Are ro 4 1 Gay Bit c l S-l Gramps Cramps Image Bowers ower 10 1 I Abner Woolf 20 1 Stymie Jemas Jemaa 30 31 1 three sixteenths test Jackie Wes Wes- trope who brought Gay Bit home sixth at Louisville will be up again Dunne said that the bay gelding wont be that far back this time Change o of ot J Jockeys cle s 's sTrainer Trainer Jack entered and also alpo counted on a change o of jockeys to bring his bay colt home in front Johnny Adams piloted the Er Ernst st hopeful under the wire at Churchill Downs and blamed him for the horses horse's poor showing Georgie The Iceman Woolf rated as one of the best whip wielders in the business will sit in saddle tomorrow Woolf brought Broadcloth Broadcloth Broadcloth Broad Broad- cloth home second in the Derby The field of seven expected starters was c com completed o m p pIe 1 e t e d when trainer Jack Gayer Gaver dropped the name of Greentree stables stable's Stir SUr Up Into the box The chestnut gelding gelding gelding geld geld- ing Derby favorite who found the thc mite mile and a qua quarter ter Louisville dis distance distance dis- dis tance too long and wound up third again will be ridden by Eddie Arcaro |
