Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
JOCKEY CLUB STAKES
DRAW CREAM OF TALENT
Youngsters Representative of
Best in American Racing to
Compete for SIG. 600

'iuh stakes. race of one mile far
--Ecdf-"idS. that will have a vain,
OF $4,000. hut IL is not too early
10. announce that the k,n,urk y
Jockey Club stakes will bring To the
post bunch OF youngsters thar vii,
De IN every respect Representative, az
''c nest there il in American rae
ing
AS regards value. the Kentucky
Jockey Club stakes will rank with the
greatest juvenile specials OF hr
.,h h",.'n ne. niop.fui. which viii yield
horses at the finish. the belmont
fark futT'ity. which will have n
value OF a0out $4,000. and the new
n,!'"hd inturity, II race of $4,000
"uucu' VIII be run after the de-
ciSlon OF the Hopeful, which will he
tnc feature Of the last days RACING
az Saratoga. and the Uclmon, Park
iutnrity. which Will be decided a,
'seimont Park some time in the
the Westminster Rac!ny Association.
The Maryland futurity. gallon of
one mile, like the kcrtucN. Jockey
Ciub stakes. viii be run In Novc.,i-
Der over the popular old pimlico
course.
inc Kentucky, Jockey Club stakes
'''' ~ NhIut any year IL
special of Kentucky fan racing. The
Queen city. I.atonia's handicap "a,
one mile for 2-ycar -olds. Will have
an added money value OF $4,000 aud
q gross value OF about $1,000. "nc
breeders futurity. "A sprint OF three
quarters Of - mile. or thnrrai,outs.
VIII be run at Lexington during the
concluding Blue Grass meeting to-
wards the end az October, with a
Waite Of about 10000.
Harry Payne whitney. the mos,
consistent Eastern producer Of thor
lucky Jockey club stakes inlurur.,
last fall with Tryster, a son OF Peter
Fan and Tryst. that got thr ugh the
season of 1920 without mcc;in;; de-
lcat. and. because of his k"ntucI.v
Jockey club s,ms.cs victory. hniSncd
at the top of the 2-ycnr-oll mon. y
waning hcap. is represented in the
impending renewal by OLYMPUS, an
imported son al Royal EaGlc and
Paradise. H.. and the winner at
ATatduct in July, OF the SlO.oHl Trc-
mont; Broomster, winner Of tic
Great American. another $4,000
Auucduct summer special md
Whiskaway. 81 son q: Whisk Broom.
H., and Inaugural. Whlstaway *
an own brother OF the !azz.in-ly
brother Of t'p fleet 3-ycar-cil nily.
Crocus. which stepped thrcc-uuarters
Of mile at Saratoga under i2l
pounds, the other day in III.
Hroomstcr is an own brother OF
BroomSpun. the 1927 Prcakness stake
winner. which broke Il leg in III"
running Of the Carlton at AGucauct
and had {" he shot. Brootnspun will
be remembered by patrons OF Ken
lucky racing as colt that stepped
one mile in ~ l-5 over the Churchill
Downs course in the race decided Just
ahead OF the Derby renewal in which
Trystcr was beaten by Behave Your
self. Black Servant and Prudcry.
Olympus comes Of the stout Amcri.
can female family Of Spinaway and
ilandSpun. He is bred like Eroomstcr
on the distaG and he is !, col, of
great courage.
Harry T.. Sinclair. the southwestern
oil producer, who his revived the
Jersey. which was founded by the
late Pierre Lorl!ard. furnished the
contender in the Kentucky Jockey
club stakes inaugural In Grey Lag. a
son of Star shoot that has raced
brilliantly in the East this season.
Sinclair's most formidable candidate
in this years race is Little chief. a
stake winning son Of Wrack and Me
dora H.. which William Woodward
bred at his Eclair stud Of Maryland.
Edward T. Simms most formidable
candidates ar" My Play. a splendid
son OF Fair Play and MahUbah. and a
brother of Man o War. and Lucky
Hour. II Ncct colt by IIourlcss. three
NrHr-old champion in l9lI. and Lucky
Catch, she q daughter of ormondalc
and Lucky Lass and an own sister Of
LuCillltc. My Play ana Lucky Hour.
backward two-ycar- olds. have their
spurs To win. but they are sure to
win them. c"lt, sire of the belmont
also of Embroidery. fleet distance
running mare of Kentucky racing
several years back. Will contribute
Toll and olum. the last named win
ncr OF the Juvenile stakes at Belmont
Park.
Column was produced by Pyramid,
an own sister OF Pricillian and a
half sister OF Stromoli. Toll. son
OF Celt and Workmaid and a win
Of Dunboyne. Toll and Column are
nomina lions of Morton l.. Schwartz
and his brother. Charles, natives Of
Louisville. who have long been resi-
dents OF New York.
Montreal. is thinking now of start
product Of Willis sharpe Kilmcr's
Sunbriar Court stud. which claims
Asscgai for sire and St. Fey for dam.
This colt is of pure British. stock. lie
made his racing reputation in Can
ada. II happens that neither of
Miss JOY and FSir phanton--is IL
Kentucky Jockey Club stakes eligible.
Nevertheless, Mr.. Jones has Il
formidable prospect in Rockminster.
ii Kentucky winner of summer rae
ing, by F'riar Rock out Of Mailard.
Another formidable Kentucky pros
pcct on demonstrated form is John
Finn. named by George T.. Baker.
Edward r. Bradlcy's cliGiblcS are
Banker Brown. Bit o. Black. Bemorc-
careful and Bobbcd Hair, all products
Of the Idle Hour stud. which has
given Best Pal. Behave Yourself,
Busy Signal. Esit o White, etc. to
American racing.
j. S. Cosdcn. of baltimore. another
oil producer Of the Southwest. is rep
resented by Big Heart. Il strapping
son of Sweep and Il Belmont Park
spring winner. and J. Edwin Griffith,
another Baltimore sportsman. by
Frank Furst :: son OF Dick Finnc!l
and Lardella. Mr.. Cosdcn is the
owner of the Wrack colt BlaZcs, which
won a breeders futurity II couple of
seasons back. George IL. Bull, tho
secretary and treasurer of the sara
toEa Association, is having Mustard
| Seed, son OF Peter Ounce and
Alsike pointed for Kentucky fall rae
| ing. and Mustard Seed is in the Ken
lucky Jockey Club stakes. Senator
johnson y. Camden, the breeder Of
Mustard Seed. will start Sir Hugh
| il he starts anything. Sir Hugh. like
Mustard Seed, was bred at Senator
Camdcn's Hartland stud.
| 1t is possible, of course, that tho