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Leading the list of entries for the Great Meadow Races is three-time Steeplechaser of the Year, Zaedo, owned by Mrs. Lewis C. Murdock’s of Peapeck, N.J. If Zaedo starts at Great Meadow it will be his first start over fences since an injury forced his retirement in 1982.
Zacdo’s competition in the 2V4mile $10,000 Laura A. Lawrence hurdle race will make it tough for the 8year-old to win his first jump race in two years. Among the possible chah lengers will be leading steeplechase owner Augustin Stable’s (Unionville, Pa.) New Zealand-bred Heart Of The Desert, William S. Farrish’s Thrice Worthy of Lexington, Ky., and Atlanta resident George E. Chase’s recent Temple Gwathmey winner, Census.
Great Meadow’s feature race will be the $16,000 International Gold Cup, a 3V«-mile open timber race. Gov. Charles S. Robb will present the International Gold Cup. Heading the list of possible entries is Unionville resident Mro. Miles Valentine’s three-time Maryland Hunt Cup winner, Cancottage who will be handled by his famous lady jockey, Joy Carrier.
Challenging Cancottage will be 1983 Timber Horse of the Year, Redgate, owned by Jeremy Gillam of Waldorf, Md., and Tee Pee (Unionville) Stable’s Fiddler’s Dam who beat 1983 Virginia Gold Cup winner, Private Gary, at Middleburg two weeks ago. White Post resident Thomas L. Ash
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