Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
TWO RACES TO FEATURE
MEETING IN KENTUCKY
Breeders Futuriiy and Lex
lngton Cup Will Be Run
at Lexington.

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ABOUT threc-Guartcrs OF mile for
-year-olds of both sexes. ana III.
Lexington Cup. a gallop of ono milo
ana half for three year-olds and
| over. VIII be the outstanding f.,tu,cs
or the fail session OF the Kentucky
Jockey cub nj Lexington. the mctrop-
"iiS OF the Blu" Grass section OF Ken
lucky. winch is studded with the great
jug npred nurseries that give rae
| ing in America. Canada Mexico and
| ,npa as per cent Of it's runners Tho
breeders E'rturity. which was insti
! 'hted in 1910 and numbers amon.- ;ts
W'hh"rs such DISTINGUISHED horses az
HouScmaid. TIL" Manager Luke. IIar
ry Kelly. Escoba. Blazcs and Relicyc
rue Hour VIII have value Of about
s-o'ooV' provided a field o! ten or q
| uo@cn youngsters start as seems
probable. II will DO run on Thurs
day. October 27th The Ie.inr,on
cap. race OF $4,000 added. will he
run on October 80. the last day Of
the Lexington meeting and Of tho
kentucky autumn season. 1t will
49, Vaine with field OF normal
strength starting OF about $1,000.
Montfort Jones, who has younr
sueTs Of unusual class in Miss .Jnv
~ Henry and Fair Phantom. holds n
s'ronS hand In the Breeders I,uturitv
80 does Edward r. Bradley. propric.
tor or the Idle Hour stud. whose hrll-
liant h!iY. Relieve Idle Hour. defeated
.oin mandcr j. *. l.. Ross Cincinnati
, ,nnnny winner. star Voter. in last
taIs renewal Other Western horse
men are pretty well heelcd in can
ulddtes Of class. !ut the East will Lao
represented strongly.
Rocket and Cherry Tree. both
smart colts and winners. probably.
VIII represent the stable Of Harry
Payne Whitney. Clifford 4. Cochran
o'e OF inc mos, considerable pro-
nucers OF thoroughbrcGS in New York
state. has JuneGrass eligible. Rob
err l." Gerry may be represented by
nkhusti; T. Edwin Griffith by Franl,
fuESt; Emil Herr by Knot Grass and
hib Grass. the last named n fast coI,
oE snort Grass out Of Marian Hood
Snc the dam Of Sunhonnct: Max
| n'rsch by Sidcrcal or Long island.
| H"rton l.. Swartz by Toll he an own
orother Of Dunboync the Belmont
fark Futurity winner OF 1oIS ava
IiarrF r. Sinclair By Little CHIEF of
William a. Little Chief. son OF
Wrack and Mcdora, is a col, that dis
.,heuished himself about New York; in
me spring and summer. William A..
son OF Jack Atkin. is q fast black
colt Tor which Samuel q. Iiildreth naid
.hestcr y. ADplcgatc $40. 600 i'm tho
spring. William 4. won the kecne
memorial stakes under the Rancocns
silks The Eastern season is fast
passing into the sere and yellow leaf
ana II Is expected that half u dozen
OF these youngsters will he coming
Nes; to try for the last OF Kan
'uchF's valua bic two-year-old prizes.
ana one OF the richest OF the season
al 1921 East and West
Aknusti Developed This Fall.
Hhhusti, son Of Dick FinnelI and
Alice Baird. is n development OF nu
tuHi racing He seems To he "A colt
of class. Fills form n: Bclrnon, r,r,,
~ Hch'enh"r and his recent cror; IN
me cceanus handicap at Jamaica Mt
tracted the attention of the handi-
capn"rs who predict that he vii, win
stake worth while before tho
nh'sn or the current racing year and
develop over winter into n first-ratc
thrce-year-"ld. George X. Odom. tho
iorner jockey, who picked Purchase.
W Wii!iain r.. King Plaudit.
Modn and other yearlngs that made
good was the picker OF Aknusu
robert l. Geery, whose silks tho
DICK tinncll colt bears. is a scion Of
DISTINGUISHED New England family.
'hat is now represented in the Sem
ate OF the United States by Peter
Gerry. OF Rhode Island. Mr.. Gerry
|
an enthusiastic sportsman Frank
f"rst * son Of Dick Finncn ana
iardc!a that won tho attention or
IN" Eastern fraternity by his smar;
racing q; Saratoga. His owner. T.
Edwin Griffith. Is Il merchant or Bal.
,fh"F" ana sportsman OF prominence
in tho old Line state II wns undcr
me silks of Mr.. Griffith that that GAL
Iant little jumper. The Brock. chased
TOT couple OF seasons Under the
old dispensntion In Maryland Mr..
Grifhth was chairman OF the Racing
Commission of Baltimore County.
Toll. fast but cratic colt. has
won three or four races. Ills owner
was reared in Louisville. hut has lived
IN New York for upward OF twenty
hNe years and has taken an active
part i'm racing and stecplechasing
Mr.. schwartz. who Is himself prac-
teal horseman, and his brother Can
tain Charles Schwartz devcloped
Audacious. ono of tho most brilliant
horses that has raced in the East this
season They were plso the Develop
"rs of tn" brilliant French mare En-
Made, which they bought at the saie
OF C. X. g. Billings stable. at which
Omar Khnyyam was sold 70 the late
| Wilfr!d Niau, Of Montreal. The
SrhwartZes won the Juvenile. one Of
the richest Eastern -year-old
stakes. at Belmont Park last spring
with Column. which. like Toll. was
got by the late Celt June Grass IL
q fast son of Short Grass. FOR which
Mr.. Cochran paid Emil Herr $4,000
IN August, while the horses were at
Saratoga. lie is better suited in races
If six furlonEs or thcreahnut than in
gallops Of one mile. Speed is his hold
s!nstrrn-owned Horses Are Entered.
| EXtcrminator. Devastation and
Fonlface arc ~"tential Eastern owned
starters In the Lexington Cup. EN-
icrminator and Boniface are now at
Laurel. Exterminator was intended
for the T.atonia Cup renewal. but for
MGR Jockey Wiiln Enapn. trainer now
of the stable Of Willis sharpe kilmer.
persuaded his employer to let him
ship to Laurel for the Annapolis
handicap. n $4,000 race that was run
the same day the Latonia Cup was
decided. and Exterminator was beaten
badly. The Porter and My Dear fin
ished in front OF him. The great Nc
Gee gclding would have been better
off at Latonia racing with II. T.. Cole
man, Secret Greetings and Sands Of
Pleasure in the Latonia Cup. Hc
would have found such horses easier