New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
, ,beral Nominations for
Five Stakes Offered
at Saratoga.
opAB BAG HANDICAP
A NEW FEATURE
,riuqston's English Two-Year-
olds Sure to Add an Inter-
estirg Angle.

0lds Sure to Adu an inter-
eStirg Angle.
v;,h the closing Of a number OF
oFered by the Saratoga Racing
sa,".isfion for next August a fairly
T,e NAV be obtained on what
lv-.ssr-olds will try for the prizes OF
az The response of the horsemen
=. bsen liberal indeed, and the pros
-. sre that the juvenile racing will
~pch better than il was in the sea-
:. 80 recently brought 20 q close.
r.. stakes in question are the Grand
-, Hotel. United States Hotel
SS.n,fpl the Spiaaway, for fillies, and
-. Crab Bag Handicap. This last
..s8 feature IS one Of the new
...Ess being crested this year Ii is
s...srred after the Waldorf and the
S',s,ora Special. with the chief value
nc IN the sweepstake feature.
80 the running Of this last in 1915
- are twenty-seven subscribers,
- thirty-eicht subscriptions have
-, ,sken out. Harry Payne Whitney
Jefferson Livingston head the list,
- >, three each. Two each have been
.,ss, out By John r. Madden, August
s.'-ont. Edward r. Bradley, Clifford
Coebrsn. Captain Edward r. Cas-
an James Butler and the Quincy
sable.
.,- each are: H. H. Hewitt, Richard
: Csrmar. Schuyler L. Parsons, John
S,-sord. FoNhall r. Keene, Edward +.
Tlitnev. ". R. Coe. H. X Knapp's
0-s,k Stable. +. Ambrose Clark, Rich
~ 7. Wilson. Price NcKinney's Wick
-. Stable. 7. l.. Holland. Johnson y.
1,n6en. Frederick Johnson, {. X. q.
srings. L. S. Thompson, John W.
S.borr and James NacMsnus.
an Of these SportSmen and a great
-.rv more are represented by liberal
..-inations for the other two-year-
IA stakes that we're closed. One Of
- hest nominators is John +. Mad
3sr. who is represented by htteen
~s-Drsters in the four stakes. Harry
hyne Whitney has named a like num-
.s- and James Butler is represented
= eleven. Jefferson Livingston has ten
F-,rsb bred yearlings that have been
-s-ed. They were brought from Eng
srd BIZ Phil Chinn.
Tbe Quincy Stable has named nine
ed August Belmont, chairman OF the
',.key Club. has six 20 bear his silks.
rive Of them are the get OF Rock sand
"a the sixth IS % Hastings colt. Clifford
Cochran is represented by seven and
p',bard T. Wilson has five. Captain
Essatt has SIX named. They are all
.,ns bred and four are the get OF SIR
I.hn Johnson, with the other two Dy
Asronaut.
The Whitney yesrlings at BrookdaIe
As, have been engaged are:
Bay colt by Broomstick-Rumpus,
t,y celdinc by Burgomaster-Shppers'
bsy o. brown colt by Delhi-Dominoes,
,lss,nut colt by Broomstick-Jersey
Ig.tning. bay colt by Burgomaster or
Hs-b,rc- Sallie Of Navarro, bay colt
By S,earmlnt Lady Hamburg IL, bay
,,t ty Hamburg Norningslde, bay
ut BIZ Rroomstick-Miss Hamburg,
hr colt bv Hamburg -Mineola, chest
~. flly by Hamburg g-Dalsy r, chest
&c. fly by Broomstick-Arttul, bay
..y by Broomstick-Rose OF Dawn,
.lck fly by Burgomaster- Black
Venus. bsy flly by BroOmstick-Per-
arse and bay FLY by Hamburg or
s'oonstick Forget.
With such a royalty bred company 20
ror, the light blue and brown cap
,sI, season j. Is safe 10 predict even
q this early date that the silks Will be
r.:h more prominent on the turf than
asy we're in the season that IS closed.
ltsse baby racers are at the Brookdale
IAN, and many Of them have already
e,vn James Rowe enough TO enter
TEN literally. The Whitney horses
;Usr lack for opportunity, and the
sinioga stakes viii be only a small
Ist Of the campaign that has been
rilpsd out for them.
is hardly 20 be expected that
li-a Butler viii have as sterling a
.o. q two-ycar-olds as he showed this
y1f but those he has named IN the
a1,oga stakes are bred along lines
tslc-lsted 20 keep them well up IN the
Acl, division. They are:
Bag colt by Peter Pan-Mintcake;
Beg colt by Ben Brush-The Scold ;
:loTn colt by King James-Auntie
Hgn; chestnut colt by Celt-Queen s
Messenger; bay colt by Celt-Network;
ass,nut colt By Voter-Red Light;
,ies,nut flly by Voter-Fleur de Ma
as; bay flly by Disguise-Ruby Meth
rsole; chestnut FLY by Ultimus-
salells; chestnut FLY by Celt-Fran-
s,; SchGolboy. chestnut colt by Dart
''rth-S Sct oolmarm. .
August Belmont has named all Of
a' that have been nominated. They
St Rock. chestnut colt, by Rock
Sld-St Priscilla; De Lancey, bay
at by Rock Delusion; High
a''se brown colt, by HastIngs-Hau-
,.'''e; Lord Rockvale, brown colt, by
t'cs Sand Lady Violet; Tea Caddy,
'ssinut colt, by Rock Sand-Iea s
y'er; Malachite, chestnut huy, by
lock Sand-Miss Hanover.
O!ford A. Cochran is another who
q. also claimed names for has new
u0p Those he has named for the Sar-
Ne.ga fixtures recenLy closed are:
,,funce Of Como. b. c., by Disguise
,.aedia; Hands of, b. c., by Plaudlt-
AAsedling Mary; Short Ballot, ch. c., by
.er-Carlotta c.; Air Man, br. G, by
sesierboy Colonial; Pluone, br. f., by
NHn-Spindrift; Feminist, b. T., by
oer-Belle Of Ashland; Broom Corn
T. BY Ben Brush Tenawha.
An interesting angle TO the juvenile
..aelng will be the performances Of JEFF
..SSii'on Liyingston's English two-year-
-a' They are a carefully selected lot,