The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-08
1915 FUTUR|TY HAS
5O7 NOMINATIONS
INCREASE IN NUMBER SHOWS
CONTINUED INTEREST IN
GREAT EVENT.
MADDEN HEADS LIST
III. r. oxSARD. OF VIRGINIA, is
NEXT IN LINE WITH FIFTY
FOUR ENTRIES AND RYAN
STABLE APPEARS.
MADDEN HEADS LIST

NEW YORK, Jan. With many
Of the malls stin TO be heard from
the nominations that have been re-
ceived for the 1915 running of the
Futurity of the Coney Island Jockey
club show most becoming increase
over those received for the 1919, and
the 1914 runntngs. For 1913 there
were 4i4 nominations, while for 1914
there were 3s1. while for 1915. with
the assurance that they have not all
yet been received the number has
reached 507.
Another sign of the times that is of
particular importance is that the num-
Der OF breeders who have made nomi-
nations has increase. The entries that
have been received come from IL differ
ent breeders, while In 1914 there were
but As different breeders represented.
This ~ positive proof that the breed
ing OF the thoroughbred horse is still
thriving despite the disastrous inroads
that have been made on the stock by
the foreign expectations.
Secretary V. L. Schaumberg said
yesterday that the list would beyond
doubt be swelled considerably when
the mails arrive from such far dis
taut points as Alberta. Canada and the
Pacific coast.
Madden 10 Best Nonsinator.
John e. Madden is the heaviest in
dividIlal nouiinator. having named no
fewer than loo mares, FL, T. Oxnard,
or virginia, comes next with 81. and
August Belmont, chairman Of the
Jockey club. has named 40. OF these
the famous English sire, Rock Sand,
is represented by Lady Bedford. In
the Madden lot, while twenty-five of
the Belmont mares are in foal to the
sire OF Tracery. winner Of the Two
nd rs.t Tn
Of those sent 20 Rock Sand are AS
toria, Black Poplar, Donna de ORC.
Fairy Gold, Lady Violet So Pris-
Gala, Teas over aad Woodvine.
of the other prominent breeders to
make entries Harry Payne whitney 10
represented by 81; Johnson ~, Cam
den. 10; Catesby Woodford, ls: r. X.
Bradley and A. Is. Hancock, IA each;
Barney Schneider. 10. Parker Whit
uey IL, and y. n. HaEEin, TO- Mrs.
Payne Whitney. who races under the
name Of the Greentree Stable. II rep
resented with two nominations, ana
Mrs. Lily A. Livingston has Ave named.
captain e. r. Cassatt has nine Of his
mares named. and Thomas Fortune
RYAN, who races under the name OF the
0akridge Farm. is represented pg nEe
bred at his place, Charles kohief'
who races an extensive strins IN FsaSs,
campaigns under the name or the
pan1apo stock Farm and he has named
eight. principally the get Of his own
stations George d Wtdener. Jr., OF
philadelphia. has nominated nine. and
Richard r. Wilson. president OF the
Saratoga association. has eight ensi-
hles.
Here Are the entries.
The ronslnators, with their number
Of entries. are;
A. l. Aste. New York, -.,...s--.
August Belmont, New York az
George =. Bennett. Tennessee ..s
A. A. Bianchi. California. .s*.s
f. r. Bradley. Kentucky .-.''"-. -
T. \. Camden, Kentucky 10000 ~
G. s. Campbell. Canada .-..---.'
David A. Campbell. Canada -.....
r. r. Carman, New York .s....- =
= 3. Cassatt, pennsyivania...s p
Mrs. M. c. r. Chatteriy. Maryland
Ward Ciaggett. Kentucky ....-.
I r.. Clark, Texas ....---..t.'
f. r. Clay, Kentucky ....-.'.-'
Woodford Clay, Kentucky .s~ .
NJ. j. cromwell, Maryland -.-~
]. Il. Davis, New York .....s-
Rahnrt IL Davis. New York.
j. III. Denauit, Canada ......-.
A Doctor, New York ....-. j
Nat portch, Kentucky s.~....s /
Martin DOYLE, Kentucky ...,t.- !
r.awton r. Garsides. New York.
A. R, Gallaher, Kentucky ..s--- .
David Gideon. WV iofh -r.s~'
Creentree Stable. New York
b r. Guthrie. Kentucky -...-.
]. H. Haggin, New York s-.'s-.- ~
A ". Hancock, Kentucky ....s. -
Fl p. HsadIey, Kentucky .,~.-
IA II hewitt Ne wYork ..-..
w. G.. H!rsig, Tennessee ..+-.. l
f. X, Hitchcock. New York .
7 7. Holland. Oklahoma .,...~ .
A. Scott Ives. Canada 49, !
Frederick johnson, New YORK
A s. Labold. Ohio $4,000
wuIiann Lakeland, New York.,
Mrs. lily A. Livingston. N. j.. D
MCCULLOUGH. Iiiinos l
william Mcdonald, Canada l
THOMAS Mcdowell. Kentucky ;
,. fsvnss MeeAanns. Texasx *.,-.-
= r e. Madden. Kentucky, 80. ss'a.,sa %
Charles j. Meister. Maryland
r. y. Millett, Kentucky ....-.t.' .
Midtown Stable, Massachusetts,
Tohn III. Morris, Kentucky
Sam Nesbitt. Canada ..,-e..s l
r. 7 Nolan, New York ..-.-.-. i
Oak Ridge Farm, Virginia
f,nsck stable. New York ...... )
RI. r. Oxnard. Virginia ........ 81
.Iohn r.. Palmer. Oklahoma s
ri. w. Parkk, Illinois ....,..+ b
r. III. McCarter Potter, New iofk
Ramapo Stock Farm, New YORK.
nonat Raymond, Canada
G. A. Riedinger, Kentucky
James Rowe, New Jersey.
John Sanford, New York. 10
n. Schrieber Missouri ......... IL
John +. smith, Tennessee
A. Schulz, oregon ........'''.'
L. S. Thompson. New Jersey.
III. p. whitney. New YORK. '.'.. u
Parker whitney. California
George u. Widener, Jr., Penn y
II, r. Wilson, Jr.. New York. .. .
Catesby Woodford, Kentucky II
]. Hal woodford. Kentucky :
stations That Are Represented.
The stations represented are: Aero
maui. Armeath H.. Allowmaise, As
tronomer, ben Brush Broomstick,
Burgonaster, Bryn Mawr. Bearcatch-
err. .Bixinter, Cunard, Cyiades, Charles
Edward. Celt. Chuctanunda, Clifford,
Countless, Dollhouse, English Lad, Ell
tisdaie. Fair Play. Factor. kayette.
fslorifer, Golden Mavlse Gay Boy, CAL
weston. Garry Herman, Hamburg
Hastings. Helmet. Heno. Hilarious
Hesian, Iidrim. ivan the Terrible. Isl
dor, Jack Point, Jack Atkin. jesse