New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-04
7HE FUTURITY
BAROMETER OF
RACING GROWTH
=, Of Entries for Turf
WI Classic in 1918 May
Reach 500.

..,s for the Futurity OF lele
''sa, .0.,, Rscing Association yeSS;y cI
e',',,s $40 entries, bar a. ~.
lg ~ the secretary. eNpee's ~ he, n"r W.
t,Nss', .kor letters under pos'hl"iN
~ ..,srday arc received .,A tho
yss.'ihs .roreter for racing ana inc
Is 8 ,ouchin' on and appertainln
,.ih'vr '.rvitv stands alone Inc en-
las 80. ~'S,S indicates the growth OF
- for there were only Wv " III.
y ~. sor the 1917 fixture ana 0hlg
iu.-. more than that NUMBER 1o1
~ Nat Will be sun cunng tne
- F@'ss 81 meeting 90 Belmont tarS;
sEs "a v p Whitney. John r. Mad
VIZ .. r &. Mcdowell. L. ).
~ No George p. Wldener, r., and
is19''a-,'h re- liberal rominators su!I
y. heard from, Prlce NcN'hney
;,S. Stable heads the list I'D po'iht
ssrbers with ffty-three entries l!i.,.., Ine
So o,in. Hippodromc, Dlt,mus,
II I" Seen Ballot. Disguise. Hurst
pa tbs English thoroughoredS
rs IpSrads Santry. Javelin, Iuii-
- and Assays. 40. So. r,,
n interesting sice o. 'H,S - I-.eu
-, "a he closed by the Mestehester
e., Association is the numoie,r, OF
,... 49, sons and daughters OF ing
fls'9,'ss rrench s.res and dams, some
80 :. 80 iws made turf history, named
7. he ,vo.yesr-old classic.
~ '-' -, NJ August Bclmonts ira
~ -i;,b lust missed being a triple
fe!yl -" r;,rsr. and for which Mr. Bel
~. -,fu.ed 100000; Prince Fata-
r.. far which !. b. Joel gave tne
1 -. mice ever paid for thorough
-. e. Amart. 8 Derby winner, and
H., with lesser but not the less
- records. viii meet the best or
honebleds. . - ho
- CIub. has nominated thirty-siN
~ Il. Kentucky Nursery stud. SIX
b. If them are by Trap .kock. -FOUR,
/ !, by Fair Play. two by Vulcan ana
i 2, BY Wstevale.
\ I'm Sanford sent in two sets OF
! --stons. Ten on one list are by
,-.-stisk Whissbroom II, which won
4 Vs.ropoli,an. Brooklyn and Subur-
4 i,r5icaps for II. p. Whitney IN
H. Peter Pan. Trap Rock, Ogden,
PAY and his own stallion. kocN-
4 The other seven are by the Eng
4 \ s;res Willonyx. Prince Palatine. -.
L.. Tracerv. Junior and Lonawand.
4 rs-erce Nacsay has named six from
II, Vsrmsn6y stock Farm. They are
4 IN Herber. and Macdonald j., the
- sire. ". T. Coe made q dozen
ro-.rs,iors, ten by the English thor
Z ,5reds. Myram, Cicero. NlllonyX,
L. League. Winstanley StecIast,
! s-s and Bridge OF Allen. and two
j IA. get o. Wh.skbroom II and Peter
{. R. Bradley named fourteen, nine
Helmet. the others by Radium, St
lnsnt Buekwheat. Cunard and Uncle.
he fosr nominated by the Oak Ridge
Bale are By the English slres Sho-
.L. 3clsIoss, Duke Michael ana Cri-
| A. B. Hancock. Of the Ellerslie Stud,
nominated thirty-six. Of which
} ry-one are by Celt, two by Vulcan
one each by Myram, Fair Play and
BIO
T. 7 0xnard is we'll up on the list
Cd ifty-two entries. OF these eigh-
b. are By King James, fifteen by
.psrnsn, fourteen by Sir Wilfred and
each by Aleppo. Adam Bede, Zrla
p Yulesin.
r 7 Wilson has nominated an even
PEI, oil by his good horse Olambala,
F. James Butler q like number by
]. Of Reach.
Eight Of Captain E. B. Cassatt's
f''snts are by Aeronaut and the other
Pr are by Calvacsdour.
J!tord Cochran has named nine
r. By his Majesty and the others by
Tniord, Tracery, Sweep, Celt and
Emondale
Another stake for two-year-olds, and
r q the richest, the new Piping
tNA Invitation Handicap, closed with
fiiy-one entries, but Frank j. Bryan
T. hold the books open for those
lonhauJns that may have been de-
ysa in the mails.
ne new Piping Rock fixture is
|FesPsiakes, and with the nomination
Z; starting fees will be worth close
slV'VVJ 70 the winner. The race viii
Il run a. the June meeting Of the
''l'i Valley Association.