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Four others are in the field as well.
The George P. Greenhalgh Memorial, third in the Arundel Newspapers sponsored Seven Corners Champ-ionship series for gentlemen owner riders, has nine entries.
Harry Wight’s Andy Kandy who won at Casanova will be looking for a second victory, and Douglas King who won the Ben Venue owner-rider timber race at Rappahannock it\ witt be trying to repeat his per? formance on Bemy’s Shali. ,
Randy Waterman’s Handy Hill is also listed as a starter, as is Don Yovanovich’s Never Time which was Becond at both the Casanova and the Rappahannock races.
For Buckingham Farm’s Castlets, wanner of the V* mile flat race at Casanova, and T.J Carroll’s Coronel, winner of the V« mile flat race at Rappahannock, the sixth race, a 1 Vi mile open hurdle race, wall be their first start over fences this year. Six other contenders will race against them.
The day’s first race is a 1 1/16 mile flat race with 28 entries. One of these is D. M." Smith wick’s Fabulous Time, a stakes wanner over fences in 1983.
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