The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07

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'''e nave VA" '''''' w recuPe'"'e pe'"eeh
contests, nut TINS year hNc or the most
valuable events will be raced during prac-
tically the last 1--WE v,,,ks of the cam
ns,vn 7, I. oor,od.,, e., .ho .,ra,,,,,,.
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WV '-' w. q Wv w" ''"'>',
OF all Time owned by W. r. II. stokes or
New York and raced by Tommy Murphy.
has sll the futurities AT his mercy IL he
ro,n,ips sound. ,rb, ,u,urities ,,tu no
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iiorsem an stake kaloma"oo. Aug II $4,000
Wen'te'n f"rScinnh Ntake' lhdlanap- ooo
Sinrse Review s,oka ,'oiur,bn. sen, ~ 5000
Horse Breeder stake. columbus, sept - 5000
Nsn.u.hH = Hl"sit LeNlngLoh' oct O. l'oOV
ton oct II ''''"'" sum '''N'"s 1000
Marion stake tdute and place not
lectedl '...'.,.,. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
II Peter Nolo can sweep the main
stakes In thrtc-year-old form as he did
the Juvenile divisions last year he will
surpass Bad,ns high water mark of
s3j.775 IN winnings for the first money
value of his engagements as above ag-
gregatcs s36,G00 without including cx-
tras. Nevertheless owners OF candidates
10 the futurities made the final payment
on June I IN as great numbers as In
past years when the events looked more
open. There are SO many established
prccedents and superstitions that the
Stokes colt will have to overcome. par
ttcularly Ia the Kentucky Futurity, which
IS the biggest classic OF all. that the
others are willing to take a chance
against him.
II will take a champion to turn the
trick. and history shows that the two
ycar-old champions never come through
the grueling to repeat In three-year-old
form. In addition to having been the
champion at two Peter Volo has the add
Ntional tax to overcome OF having been q
champion at one year old. The contlnu-
ous training he received. beginning nj
halter breaking time. made him lame
colt last Septen Der and dcspite the fact
that he IL a great, big, strong colt the
trotting OF these races in such close sue
cession may be too great n task for the
legs that have been track hammered
ever since he was a baby. As IL is he Is
tine, tine only 1rS.,er ,nat ever survived year
the ysaTp ,ne "a, y ,Sa, af,sr
a years let up reduced the three-year-
old mark to 2;l9is in 1888.
van rne os only two-y,a ,r champions , tina,
eh h ,Sss a" three were suno and
az they were in the main lineup trotters
ana vera NOT hattcrad ,s yeariin,s TIE
r..i s,nuh,n , h,oo, "a as Bar sear', W Inc Inc
in the fact that all the champions at two
went rta am Kiss in the classic ns Kentusky
Ihat the son OF Peter the Great should
from the fact that he vent t'S Beyond sla sha.
reces he wi, h,ys -, 49, s.a ,h Iu. IN h,s
sr ra RS. OF his age the turf has ever had
many mar good, good turfmen do not believe he will
ns,Sa ,'r hv ,h onT OF .nese as rs Lacy "a,
2:obh last year is sound and now
framing peau.llui'y tor waiter cox
anu sheie are seNerfl others tntt
49, ~ M tMo-Eeat -oIu iorIn' Inc
n VI u,u'lN , ens'peS tnat nave
s s winning posslolilties " NOT so large
ms year as previously out as whole
.nc uree-year-o'us possess more class
man ever before, ana the pest winner or
the year undoubtedly VIII De one or the
ioilowihg'
W r. D. stokss's br c. Peter voio a.,
e:oais. by Peter the Great-Nervolo Belle.
Il l. podge', b. Z, Lady wanetka tO.
u ForI's ne A--da har"n E a.iHss: ~,
rregantIc-Miss Fanny summers. -
Brsyy, og pp,s''LL.''g D1,i"n a, ro-A. -,
SAN BY j. Malcolm Forbes~AIma VISA
Prince Viamsly's b. T., Adbeiia Watts Ci).
%, NJ General Watts-Proxy Belle.
seei, hy p, rm, l., rrineess Seida
Worthy '''''
Richard Delaheld's b. O., Roberta Bingen
E, - -, by Bingen1oratriS
by Silent Brook-CarrIetta - ''' '-'N'
w ~ Dickerman's br. q. Bea,r,ca Mac
90: a's7%. by Baron McKlnney-Beatrice
bTrihi:
c;itnI by ,rhe Hsrv.s a.. Sn harvester CD
n j. Mackenzie's b. 4 Mis-. FABRICATION
by General watts-sue Fletcher.
49," ~. MSarthy's br. c.. w. J. Leyburn,
n C"xys III unrS u rarely, -,
2:GE. by Silent Brook-Lady RrusseIIs '-''
Tho mos, ro,o,,. -.
lection is The 70, a. eatue OF the col
ard recoros no waor,Ina su. 'ooR stand
The futuritiee cra,,a T'r., =" aou'tioh TO
cIosed r,,rs., 80 CnIu,' iachs nave
thrce ya"r'oIds W WnIch an the good
'pe,a- ,ha c., p''nh 'ne pair ny
a., ,,,o,o,, - nee'sn' anu their
yeor .rom ,braa ,,,c .tuis ss'ovo. Last
,h,rd ,,on.,. g., :" iutuEIt!es'
,r nu"sog rT,o, ",o'ner anu three hrsts
money ,vIn,,rg r.eo.i 60 .ns'.' new