New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-05

ENGLISH BLOOD.
AND PLENTY Of
IT, FOR RACING
Thirty-one Two-Year- Odd,
Named for New Piping
Rock Fixture.

Fourteen Of the leading horu-.
IN the East have named some Of j.,
best two-year-olds for tie rev Pr,
Rock Invitation Handicap, 70 b =,
at the spring meeting over the Lo,.,
Valley course.
The books closed yesterday >.
tbirty-one entries. The fee 4 g..
With an additional 800 Ia April a.
starting fec Of $3.50, 20 Franz Br7v
the racing secretary, says he y 8,
that the purse viii be close 70 tl0M
Frederick Johnson, q. K. y. Billie
and ~. K. Coo have rued cone u
their likelicst English importation, p,
the fixture. -Four are .oT0 % carr
the colors Of the first named. and d,
Bachelors Hope, a che .al. col. !.
Trcdernis Ladytown; A.. Star
chestnut colt by Suns-ar FALLING Ssr
Word o. Wisdom, bag col. By C.,s,,
Gcl,notte. and Spear Lance. ar
colt by Spcarnint Snoo-
Of equally famous ancestors e.
those entered By Mr Billings xi.n
nominations are Greek Legend, q bar
colt By Polymelus tsaere; Orr
Khayyam, a chestru. cole by Mare
Lisma; Sanscrit, a bay cole By Sar.y-
L;lvdale. and Royal VIE. q csss.,.,
colt by Roi Heroic Alphabet
". r. Coe and IT, ?. Whitney su,
the most liberal nomirators f0r .s
fixture, with five entries each -
ones from the Shoshore Stable are 20
imported thoroughbreds W0nderts, /,
chestnut colt By Aquascltlm Adm.
Grafton. a chestnut colt by Cice,;-
Umbrosa; Tarquin, baT col, by ls-.
berg Roman Matron; JACK Nou,, f,
BAY colt by Amadia-Ca.a1a. and -
fllv bought AZ the Mackay sale, G,rr
Thought, by Uncle -Marise.
Those that are named % carry 2,
light blue and brown are h0me6n.l
from Brookdale Parma bay col: y
Broomstick Eugenia blrch; q ehsc
nut colt by Burgomaster te'peri
bay FLY by Hamburg Bashti; a d.
flly by All Gold Repute. ard 5rtE,
colt by Hamburg D0ve.et
Two newcomers in racing ~ PIP,
Rock. the Grosvcnor stable and 3
T Crossways Stable, have an err
apiece. the former a bay a..g 5y Wi.t'
Prim ID. and the latter = h
fliy BY Bryn Nawr Single Shot
K. r. Wilson has made TWO no-ili
/ lions. both colts by O.am9a.a. q.
August Belmont has named col, a..
Hastings Lyle. Others who Ia
named youngsters for the hx'ut. g,
F Oxford Cochran, Mor,ime- L. SC,
George D Widerer, Tire Quincy S,s.'
John z. Madden and Il. II. Hewitt
+ John z. Madden telegraphci 20 =
Westchester Racing Association e
terday that he had mailed JOB &c
nations for the Futurl-y % 1915. =
| that the entry was now IN TIE ma
/ This brought the number 20 f26. cor
/ ing those that came 10 yesterday. u
is the greatest number Of ION raia'
for the two-year-oid classic made 81
1910. ..
II. P. whitney has named torty-e'g.
and II the list be any indication 2
sons and daughters o. some OF n. os
English thoroughbreds will bear ?
colors. lie has nominated the ge'
John o. Gaunt. Tracery, g. Ara
Ravardo and Spearmiut, Two lr,
winners: St. VictriX. Cy.gsf. Gree
back. POlvmelus. NlloryN. 'ae fIe-
sircs Macdonald n. Ra0e'a.s Q1ef
and NeCofol, and the Bro'<ta.e -
/ lions. Burgomaster. Al Gold, Br'e-
stick. Hamburg, Peter Pan and WIS
/ broom ~.
Other entries that came = yes'r
Day were from Major 7. c. NacDoT'
who nominated seven; and rs "a
/ from George D. Widener by the ~
/ lish sires Cicero, WillonyN. So Ani;
and Cocksure II, and three by Gar
| Hermann.
4 belated nomination from !"
/ Greentree Stable was for a young..f
/ by Macdonald II-Alstor Cresa "
! Livingston sent in two entries, q.
I. +. Clark and r. H. Potter L
| Thompson has nominated an
brother or sister. as the case may .
20 his Bromo, which IS by hfoom',
--LeaVOnara.