Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
EAST AND WEST BATTLE
FOR SARATOGA STAKES
Competition OF Famous Stables
Will Inject Spirit anu Inter
est Into Fight.
PROMINENT HORSES ENTERED
bradley Organization, Strongest Of
Western Establishments, Unusu-
ally Well lIcclcd i'm INvO-Ycnr-
Olds-tjrOolholtR Racer OF Merit

ally Well l1cclrd in INvO-Icnr-
! Olds-tIr0okholt Racer OF Merit.
I SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. July
! 2@,--Th" competition of the stables
OF Edward Il. Bradley. Mnntrort Jones.
! Edward Beal" Mclean Senator John
| son y Camden ana John Oliver Ecenc
| VIII inject spri, ana interest in the
struggle between the East and West
/ Tor Saratoga's stakes and purses next
month. |, may seem like drawing
| long bow to ascribc Western affilia-
| ton TO Mr.. Mclean, who lives in
! Washington, has his horses trained
! III tire winter and spring at the old
| Bcnning course OF the Washington
! Jockey club. races spring and fall in
Maryland. and maintains a stock farm
In Virginia But Mr.. Mclean annual
! ~ comes TO Saratoga after an curly
| summer campaign at Churchill
Downs and I.atonia. The West long
| ago adopted him for it's own.
Mr.. Bradley. Mr.. Jones, Senator
| camden and Mr. NcrUc are out ana
out hard boots" as regards their
racing Their silks ar" seen little in
the East save at Saratoga. They
may bc said To be fairly representa-
| tive of the craftsmanship OF the Blue
Grass. George J. Long. of Louisville,
proprietor OF I'll" Bashtord Manor
| stud. ana Major Thomas G. Mcdowell
master Of Ashland. generally race
strong stables at Saratoga in August.
But. Mr.. Long shipped his stable from
i.atonia To Churchill Downs for re
cupcration after the finish Of the
| summer meeting mt CovinEton. and
Major Mcdowell has gone to Canada.
iirnhiry 0rnvanizntion Strong.
The Bradley organization is IN.
COS nf
mcnts and ON" ni the strongest In the
untry Of either Eastern or western
allegiance. Indeed, Mr.. bradley ~
now one of the four bis; competitors
! in tile race for the leadership OF the
| seasons winning owners possession
with fair chance Of dispiacing Hair
| ~ Payne Whitney and landing on ton
and better than "A fair chance Of beat
| inS out Harry T.. Sinclair and Com
mander j. XII. Ross. MIR. Rradley's
ablishmcnt is strong in all depart
| mcnts and unusually well heelcd in
2-Ecar-oid reserves. He preferred to
wait on the 2-year-old racing Of the
| saratoga meeting and for the great
iuturit'es Of Belmont Park. Licking
ton and I'imlico. the Kentucky Jockey
| Club stakes and various $40 600
specials of Maryland and Kentucky
| fall racing
In consequences of his patience, he
VIII have for fall racing 1t dozen
smart youngsters and two or three
which would come near balancing the
strength of almost any racing stable
| 1t Is because the rival stables OF
Commander Ross and Mr.. Sinclair
lack this formidable 2-ycar-old bal
ancc and can't acquire IL by p,ir-
chaScS that Mr. Rradley's chance of
beating them out IL so good
Bradley stable are Better Still. Be
morccarcful, Eet Mosie lit oBlack.
Eobbed Hair. Bill and Coo AMI Bank
er Brown. Other colts and allies Of
promise in his barn that may break
into the winners class any day are
| iiriiliant Star. Busy American, Bred
| AT Home. etc. Helmet. sire OF Best
! Pal. is represented among these
| youngsters Ivy half a dozen smart
ones. the winner, Bobbcd Hair, bc
ing daughter of his from Miss
ionglcts, dam of Behave Yourself
But IL is in the sons and daughters
OF North Star, III. that racing folk
are most kccnly Interested
North star, III. Il son OF the IA
nous British stock horse. Sunstar
and middle Park Plate winner in
1918. is ono of the most splendid
thoroughbred stations that has come
over the Atlantic to Improve the
! breed Of American horses in "a quar-
ter OF century. The bradley young
sicrs OF the current season are his
first crop OF young racers.
! That the North stars OF the string
have shown better than the sons and
daughters Of Helmet and Of the
other Idle Hour stallions-all Mr.
| sradleys racers are home bred. he
!
| fact that the North star. Ill, colts
BcmorccGrcful and Hct Mosic and the
| nlly Brilliant star are the stable nom
nations for the Saratoga special
! iiorscmcn put only their best Young
stcrs In The special. They know what
| their best are In time because the
! special docs not close until the 18th
OF June of the year OF its running.
Brt Mo>ir Highly Considered.
| Set Mosc. halr-brothcr OF the |
maturcd winner. Hrothcrly Love.
probably, is the most highly consid-
cred Of the Bradley special nomina-
tons lie stepped Off three quarters
of mile In better than :o3 In one |
Of his winning races at I.atonia That !
is going we'll in June for a a-year-
old. Remorccar"ful has won three
purses. Brilliant Star has started
only once She finished second to
! Lady AStor In a sprint Of four fur |
! onGs and half at louisville in May |
| III; ~ Black IS winning daugh-
ter OF MACK Jester ana Dreamy She |
Is the dams Of Warcioud. a horse that
won one division af the Preakness a
| few Years back and aftcrward re-
fca;cd johrcn and Jack Sttre. Jr.. In |
Ia pwyrr renewal! Mr Bradley |
bough; Dreamy in England after tho |
development OF Warcl"ud. Bit of |
BLACK has a flcct 3.Near- old half. |
sister in the Bradley barn in Biz OF |