The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
WH|TNEY'S STABLE WILL
Be WELL REPRESENTED
Many Thoroughbreds Entered in the
Rich Stakes Offered mt Laurel
Park Next Month
CLASSY LIST OF Two.YEAR-OLDs
Older Horses Also Will BE Sent to
the Wire-NIaryland Jockey Club
to Feature Long Distance Events
and Stecplecliases.

BALTIMORE. MD. September ls.-
The racing establishment OF Harry
l'ayne Whitney, the noted New York
sportsman. will he strongly represented
III stakes TO be run during the October
meeting of the Maryland State Fair AT
Laurel Park, Laurel Md When tho
canadian division OF the stable reaches
the southern Maryland track. in charge
Oh ALBERT Simons. to join those that
VIII come from Belmont Park under
the wing OF James Rowe who trained
TOT James u. Keen when The late N6w
iork Nnanctcr WAS Americas leading
owner MIR. Whitney will probably have
the largest collection Of thorou.hhrcds
on the grounds to sport his silks during
tho coming big event
AS usual, class prcdominates I'm tho
w hitney barn. for mostly all OF those
that VIII be campaigncd in his fnterce,
next month have been returned yin
ncrs In the principal contcsts on tho
metropolitan and Canadian circuits
They INCLUDE Borrow. Gamer. Night
stick. Forum, Pain, Brush, Mcctinr
Tarzan. stubborn. Broomlcaf and
Dinah Do.
AT Belmont Park Forum was tho win
ncr OF the lightweight handicap. in
which he took the measure OF such
swift footed sprinters as Yankee No
lions. True AS Steel Fluttergold and
Judge Wright. the three ycar-old son
OF Voter. Keeling off the six furlongs
in HEELS.
Both Rowe and Sirnons arc training
band OF royally-br -year-oldg
which will participate In the Maryland
I Handicap. the Annapolis and the Blue
Point Selling Stakes tho riches,
stakes for two-ycar- odds at Laurel
The Older horses Borrow. Nightstick
and Forum, arc In the National and
Washington Iiandicaps. the first named
one. OF $500 added, being the opening
day feature
With the opening day no less than
TWO weeks OF. the Laurel P5ri; plant
is now the scene OF much activity and
despite the many improvements MADE
since the closing OF last falls racing.
everything VIII be ready to receive
the turf fans when the inaugural day
rolls around.
The officials OF the Maryland Jockey
Club VIII feature long distance races
IN the meeting which opens at Pirnlico
Monday. November .. and closes Thurs.
day, November u.
Entry blanks have jus, been dis
trlbutcd calling FOR candidates in tho
following stakes: Walden at one mile.
IN" Bowie at ono mile and three
quarters. tho Elkridgc Stceplechasc
handicap ut two miles and tho Green
Spring Valley Stccplcchase handic,n a,
two and a half miles.
Eoininat'ons will also he received for
the P!mlico Nursery for two -ycar-old.
--foals OF lal3--thc race 70 be run al
the fall meeting of 1915
Indications point 20 successful
meeting, AZ the best thorourhbrcds III
training viii be in tho vicinity Of tho
famous track and VIII be seen under
the colors OF their various owners
Many horses that VIII run al Laurel
VIII start at fimlico. and a number
now on the Canadian circuit are OK
pccted TO perform over the nat and
jumps.
As has been the custom. there viii
be one or two stccplechascs featured
on each days program.