New Britain herald., 1929-09-13
GREAT FIELD IN
 FU7URITY STAKES
Leading TWO-Year-Oids to Run at Belmont Park Tomorrow

New York Sept 13 (P)-Although faced with the task of defeating two two of the greatest juveniles of American turf, 25 tWo-year- ar" expected to answer the call that will send them forth tomorrow in qnost Of the $lup.o00 awaiting the winner Of the 10th running of the Futurity at Belmont Park
 1'ntn a week ago it appeared as if the futurity field would be the small est in history with Harry Payn" Wh'ney's great combination of Whchone and Boomm dominating the six and throe-quarter furlongs dash down the Widoncr chute. But then c"ma the Champa%ne states in which Whichone and Rcoium were split by William Ieigler, Jr's, Gone Away.
 Along with the defeat Of the pre- viously unbcatcn foomm by his stablo;aat" and the IicgIcr goungst"r came the statement of T.. C. Smith. the jockey clubs chief placing juIgr, the Whichoncs margin of victory over Conc Away was no more than neck. Chartmal,ors, viewing the finish from a difficult angle placed the Whitney fash from d length and a half 10 two lengths in front of Gone Away.
 Before the running of the Cham pngno. owners, trainers and public alike were almost wiling 10 conc"de the Whitney entry onc-tWO in in" rich turf event, but tho developments of inc lest seven days has rtilfoned tho bacEIonc of q dozen or more trainers who had made up their minds that if would not be worth while to send their charges ont against Whichono and Boojnm, even for a purse that should gross up ward Of Sl25.u0o and pay it's winner mere than $ioo.ooo.
 Haplpctng "Pony" McAtoe on WhjchOrn will bc Sonny Workman, who rode Booum in the hopeful and th" Chamnagne. McAtcp will be seen a.tril,c Hi-Jacl, q promising son or John T.. Gcirr owned by George D. Ni1"nor Jimmie Burh" is eX- l prrtnl to have q lrr up on Bo0ium.
 In suite Of the ''cfrat of BooiUn and tho close call Of WhirhOnc, tho odds hlyn not lcnrthancd 10 any great c~f"ut on the Whitney entry. They will 20 to th" post odds on Ht abou' l to Nth the possibility that tho quotations may h" even uhortcr if Trainer Jimmy Rowe sticks by his statement 10 start Dustcmall. winner Of inc Matron stakes, along with his two 2ccs. The entry was to 1 in the Hopeful and 10 in the Cham paeno.
 As Harry Payne Whitney holds the unpcr hand in the Fumrity. Mrs. Payne Whitncy's Grccntrne stabl" appears 10 have the $%5.000 grand national st"cplcchase well in control, Carrying the colors of Mrs. Whitney will b" Jolly Roger, scvcn- year old tuInpnr out for his third consocu- tive grand national victory. md Fairfield, one of the leading fnncers Of th" year.
 If thn Gr"ontrcc colors are to be Iownrod for tNc first time in three years the task lies with Thom"s Hitchrock's. Sr $, Consist Bangle or the Toxc1fcher Farms Ruler. which defeated the Grcontroc pair q week r~o over q tWo-mjlc course. Th" distance of the grand national, how ever, is thrc" miles,
 Supnlomcntine the I'uturity and the Grand National will he the tenth running of the Jockey Clut Gcu rup While not as rich in financial returns as the other two features. the two-mile jaunt has at tractcd practically all of the leading older horses of the east, including Tho Nut. present holder of the three ycrr-Old title.