Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-24
RENEWAL OF BREEDERS
FUTUR|TY At LEXINGTON
Jockey Clubs Great Race for Two
icar-Olds Will BE Run During
Fall Meeting.
PURSE OF $4,000 OFFERED
Event Will BE Clash Between East
err. and Western Horses, and Will
BE Held Over Kentucky Associa.
tons Futurity Course.

CONVICTION. KY. August 23--The
Impending renewal OF the Breeders.
Futurity. the Kentucky Jockey clubs
greatest produce race for two-ycar-
Odds. which will be run at Lexington
in the course OF the first Of the IA Ii
meetings in the Blue Grass State Will
attract one Of the best ycar-old
h"lds that will have been seen under
The Breeders Futurity will have n
value of between $4,000 and $4,000
and il will be run over the so-calicd
Futurity. course Of the old Kentucky
Associations track. which Is - little
less than 200 feet short Of three quar-
tcrs of a mile
crs' Futurity was won by Il j. Banuon's
EeidinE. Colonel Livingston, whose only
opponcnts were Colonel Taylor. Ginger
western affair as regards the owner
ship Of the contesting youngsters.
.. This seasons Futurity in addition
10 attracting - digger field will have
more the character OF contest he.
tween the East and West as had the rc.
ne val OF 1917. when Papp. winner or
the belmont Park Futurity. racing un-
der the silks of George w Loft. or
New York: succumbed TO the speed OF
kenneth y; Alcxandcr's' brisk Broom
| stick colt Escoba.
Many Western Horse, Entered.
western ownership VIII be repre-
Under TIE silks Of former United states
Senator johnson y. Camden. president
or me kentucky. Jockey club and
mission; Edward r. bradley. proprlo-
tor or tn: Idle Hour stud; II p. Head
icy; ~ n. Hewitt, John oliver kccnc
former a member Of the state racin,.
GG0mmission; McBrayer Moore Maior
Lhonas clay Mcdowell. proprietor ~
the Ashland stud: ". r. Poison. Jcron.
- R"spess. Jonn W. Schoor. " 4.
InrANes and G. /. Worthington
so,,d i,nH.et ncrs VINO are planning 10
fhtur!ty are such representative MOI
ropoiitan horsemcn as W. II Coo phil !
a: clark Major Robert l.. Geery. sam.
Vel {. Hlldreth, John h Madden. C.n.
IAN lam thl Pnrr: Of Baltimore: j. H.
fG pSo{s r., ana ai, James ". MccieIland :
BIT TO be c,if i Is MJFeishms things 4
now The leading producer OF tho,n,t,.b
are 2cGds IN IN Gnlltornia: ma John =. Md
@ @rmer s"' a ia'" Msa " McGlei,snd East
Rosscter, Sir. Madden and Mr sI IL MT.
n tnhn 90 most Of their racing on the
and the youngsters that will bear ~ ~.
silks in The Breeders Fu,urity arr
aist!nction a. they may lay claim to
a, Saratoga and on the tracks ohomt
New York City '"ou'
The Goo" lr nnn'G moo Of High commnna.
powers. or the western owned vo,,, ne
/ 80 o'A'!ihi.u. o! the Mellow
ell stable. Best Pal OF the Bradiev
oiosSom' OF the Moore MENACE, ANA
the robson crack Pence Pennant' he tho
N,nhSr OF mar a dozen stakes in the
:aEt last fall, they are convinced thar
the eastern candidates for the Breed :
ing ruturity are going 10 ind the Sled :
a!hE hard when they come this way
in September.
Cottonh!ossom and High Command.
csDccial!y enjoy distinguished consjd,
cTatlon among the horScruen whn
raced At Louisville and l.atonia
Major Mcdowell considers High Coz,
inand. son OF The Manager and
Ellen a Dale and a winner In dazzling
tine at Latonia. about as good col,
as he ever bred And In this opinion
many OF the shrewdcst OF the Ken
lucky horscmcn concur,
High Command IS al Saratoga with
INC Mcboweil string now. but he has
not had 2 cnance to show the eastern
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