New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-24
Polish May Win the Futur-
ity in the ColorS of
Louis WinanS.
MANY STARS MUST
STAND IN STABLES
Heartening Prophecy That the
Giants Will Fight Of Braves
and Win the Pennant.
BY HERBERT.

BY HERBERT.
One ~ the best. II not the mos.
lucrative. meetings ever held 10y the
Saratoga Racing Association viii come
10 an end on Saturday with the running
OF the Futurity, famed OF the turf as
the richest and most sought two-year.
old fixture Of each racing year. One
thing or another has coUspircd this
season 10 rob the struggle of some 'n-
fcrcSt from r. hoT>CWau point OF view
but 20 the rank suG Tile @ Futurty IS 8
Futurity even ~ some of the leading
candidates for the highest lonors OF
tie year viii bc standing 900 thor
stables when the strife is ON and the
lurSe Of more than 100000 hangs nm
the balance The Setter known ABB
scrtees would MAKE wonderfully
strong field. Among those which arc
rot eligible for one reason or another
are James Buffers Pebbles and tomcly,
two o. the greatest and best; h. L.
Mhituey'S brilliant lilly Regret, winner
Of the Saratoga Special and Sanfor
Memorial Stakes, &. X. q. Billings s
Iampoon, which was injured IN train
ing: W. Z. Goes Hauberk, which went
wrong and recessitated temporary re-
firerent: Senator j. y. Camden S Luke;
SCHUYLER /. Parsous's Phosphor, and
r. i. Carmsn'S consistent Lady Bar
barry. All these Of necessity Vii he
missed when the hugle calls the horses
20 the post.
The field. however. VIII not he lack
ing in quality even Z the race cannot
be accepted as final test IN setting the
seal on the champion for the season.
Those likely 90 face the starter are
John Z. Na6den's The Finn, Louis
Nirans's Polish. recently purchased
with Nauitie from Mr.. Madden, Raj
PARIS The Mas0uerader. Captain +. Is.
Cassatt's Garbage and Trial by jury
The Oneck Stables kaskashla. senator
tamdeu's SOlly. *. !. Mackenzie sea
Shell and II. =. Whitney's D,nah Do or
spun Glass. Of these Polish, the well
turned. fine looking son of ogden
Lucy GLttcrs, ls by al odds the mos'
likely winner. The colt impressed me
fgvorablv early iu the season and WINE
.bc ~csi fest against horses OF the
highest class has not been required as
Vet he has done everything which mas
ieer asked Of him, and more, 100 re-
,,,e-rberiuc his race last week, ~ me
most convincing way. Any horse with
-he sDce6 and courage 90 overcome .
nardicau Of eight or ten lengths after
being knocked out OF his sirce anu
practically left AZ the post and nm sh
strong running second must pc
sta-oed STERLING" Pebbles. Regret
Polish and Comely stand out as l"e
leading two-year-O.ds OF me y ear -l il!
.uirion. and with three OF the four nov
,ii-ible for the rich Futurlty the cholct
r'-rc probable winner falls on the
iour-h.
-.s., 90 Polish. Garbage. kaskashi.a
and SALLY seem worthy o. MOST consul
.-s,ior. but one is bound 20 have mucn
re.rec- for any horse Jimmy Rowe
ea-5s ., the post. and for that reason
- r.ight be we'll 90 watch careiu4E loI
.te email work Of II. p. Whltuey's can
di5s.er Jimmy Rowe has sadcled -FOUR
Of the last five winners OF the AIs.'I' IL
.,-u~a- Colin. Nasbette and sweep
CO.. The late James y. Keene. IN l9U"
1905 and 1909. respectively ana rem
nan. FOR Il. p. Whitney last year. S- Pm.
HId-eth won the race with Notel.g
in 1910. and u was not run I'D III
and 1912. as the gates o. all TRACKS
were closed.
The Futurity was first r.l in lsss'
when Proctor Knott beat Salvador. Up
20 1906 10 was worth small fortune
touching $1,000 IN 1890, when August
p,iron-'s Potomac carried OF the
MIC from a field of fifteen starters.
f, fen Of 10 $4,000 iu Collins year,
and last season was worth only Sl5,-
0sO IL is now climbing once more, ana
IN time may again 90 far 20 paying an
the expenses Of the year Tor the ~ an
iuckv enough 90 own a horse capable
Of winning the most highly prized race
Of the season for two-year-olds.
II YOU want 10 start a bslky engine
In an otherwise smooth running motor
boat hang your cap on the left ear
saw "Ishkabibble' or "Sesruc' back
ward and whistle Smoky Ookums.'
I've tried il. IL works.
Walter C.. Hagen is a new name 70
coniure with In golf There is no tell
ing these days when man or poy'
practically unknown 10 the game, Wall
rise up and turn all goltng form topsV
turyy. NcDermOtt did u in l9I-'
Francis Ouimet a year ago, and now
Hagen. youth from Rochester, takes
the proud place a. the top. Ihis
speaks we'll for the growth OF che
sport The veterans from now on must
content themselves, 10 would seem, with
the minor places.
From all accounts Hagen played reG-
sonably sound golf and we'll deserved
the title. but many expressions Of re-
greet have been heard that Chick
Evans failed by a single stroke 10 earn
the distinction after am uphill battle
against the odds Of lame ankle that
was as spectacular as 10 was deserving
Of better results. Chick Evans is
one Of the most popular and hkable
fellows who ever teed up a golf BAL
IN this country lie has made friends
from one end Of the land 20 the othel
because o. his never failing good fo!
lowship and true craftsmanship. Tn,
same kind OF golf he played on Fri
day will win him title ere long, am,
many are hoping 30 viii be the anna
tcur championship 20 be played RICH
soon over the links Of the Ekwano
Country Club boo Vermont.
ln talking with thirty-third de
gree fam az Saratoga Springs on Sat
urday be- remarked: George Sailing
made his run too soon with hi
braves. the Giants viii draw out agai
in the email drive Not wishing Bos
con yuy hard luck after such an afuaY