New-York tribune., 1914-11-22
Promises Good Season
of Juvenile Racing

and with few exceptions are OF pure
English stock; The exception IS that
two Of the colts are by Colin, the son
OF Commando who swept everything
before him in this country before being
shipped 70 England
The Livingston nominations are;
Bay colt, by Dark Ronald Sun Kiss;
bay colt by Collar Petit dor; bay
colt, by Colin n-Ormelia; brown colt,
by Fowling Piece e-Teetotal; brown
colt, by Troutbeck-St. Natala; bay
colt, by Colin-Nain Chick; bay colt,
by Polymelus -Lacroma; bay colt by
Cicero-Fleurette IL; bay filly, by John
g Gaunt My Sweetheart; chestnut fiji
ly, by Orby-Lotus.
The Madden string in the Saratoga
stakes is. indeed. formidable ono
and on blood lines will have TO boz
given serious consideration. Here 1t
is:
Bay colt by Marta Santa Sea
Spray; bay colt by McGee Intrigue;
bay colt by Knight of the Thistle
Affect; brown colt by Fayctte Bohe-
Bonnie Blue; chestnut colt by Fayetto
knight Of the Thistle Result; bay
colt by Plaudit-OlCa Nethersole;
brown colt by Sain Jennie j.; chest
nut colt by Royal Flush III Modreda
chestnut colt by Star Shoot-Berry
Maid; chestnut flly by King James
Santa Catalina; chestnut flly by Oc-
den-Royal Gun; bay flly by Sain-
Blue Danube; bay filly by Star shoot
-Ballerina.
Captain Edward p. Cassatt did ex-
tremcly we'll with his home bred two
year-olds in 1914. and both Garbage
and Trial by Jury were in the front
division at Saratoga when Trial by
Jury was winner of the Flash Stakes
the opening day. and then Garbage
won both the United States and the
Grand Union Hotel Stakes. He will
show the first of the get of Sir John
Johnson next year. and if they race
10 their looks and trials they Will he
well able 10 keep up the pace set by
the 1914 youngsters.
Captain Cassatt is another sports
man who has chosen names for his
colts and FLIES. The ones he has
named for Saratoga are:
Bone Head, ch. c, by Aoronaut
Bonitas; Plaintiff, b. c, by Sir John
Johnson -Litigant; Fish Walk, b. c.,
by Sir John Johnson Bette Bouncer;
Cuddle Up, b. T., by Sir John Johnson
Miss Perigord; Sun God, en-. c, by
Aeronaut- Sunrise Dime Novel, ch. c,
by Sir John Johnson Trash.
1t Will be seen that of this lot Plain
tiff is a half brother 10 Law Suit and
Hydroplane. Fish Walk is a half
brother TO the fast sprinter Spring
Board. and Dime Novel is a half broth
er TO the good colt Garbage Captain
Cassatt has great hopes of Sir John
Johnson as sire, and, as a matter OF
fact, he has about all one could ask
for except trial at the stud. lie Is a
royalty bred horse, brilliant perform
er on the turf and of impressive con-
formation.
Foxhall ?. Keene will come back 70
racing in 1915. and while he will not
have as impressive a string as was
campaigned when he raced in partner
ship with his father. the late James x.
Keene, he will have a select few that
will try TO bring back the glories OF
the white and blue spots in the big
twO-year-old fixtures. The ones that
Mr Keene has named 70 race IN the
Saratoga stakes are:
Bay colt by Ben Brush-Acushla;
brown colt by Sweep-Lamp Girl; bay
colt by Voter Debacle; bay filly 5y
Peter Pan Star Cat; bay or brown
fllv by Disguise Wild Bess; chestnut
colt by Delhi-Anthem; bay tilly by
Peter Pan-Mildred Shuts.
The Quincy Stable has some nicely
bred ones, and it must be remembered
that Trojan, from the Quincy Stable,
was winner Of the Futurity last fall
They are:
Past Master, blk. c., by Waterboy-
Yvonette; Costumer, b. c., by Ogden
Masquerade; Tattle Tale, br. c., by
Ogden-Love Note; Good Counsel, b. c.,
bv Star ot-Frankness; Excelsior,
ch. e.. by Plaudit Olive FAINT; Success,
h. c.. by Waterboy Enterprise; Golden
Hours. ch. e.. by Plaudit Queen Re
gent; Bonnie Tess. ch. f., by Star Shoot
Last Cherry; White Eye, en-. T., by
Ogden Countess Wanda.
Another sign Of the times in the
nominations for the Saratoga stakes
that presages a good season Of sport is
the number of new names that appear
among the nominators. Some Of them
are ]. W. Parrish and J. Claude Rodg-
ers. both of Midway, Ky; 7. {. Brad.
lev. of Lexington, Ky; A. L. Rogers, or
Fort Gibson, Okla; d. A. Lowell, OF
Sioux City. Iowa; Price Mckinney's
WicklifFe Stud and William A. Prince,
of Roslyn, Long Island, as well as sew
eral others 49,.
Altogether it would seem from this
first list of two-year-old fixtures closed
for 1915 the sport will come back big
ger and better than ever.