The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-31

Closing on July, 30th with A nominations, the race will whittle down to eleven or twelve starters by the time the bugle sounds and of those that parade to the post, rride of place will be held by that great western sprin champion. In- dian Runner. rated at 121 pounds. D. A. Woods champion, setting foot in New England for the first time. arrived at Narragansett Park Wednesday afternoon and was re- ported by Trainer George Ogle to be in prime condition for Satur- days race.
 All New England loves a great horse and this brown son of Dis Donc-Indian Maiden can be justly rated with the best half dozen thoroughbreds in the country. He holds the distinction of once trim ming the mighty Equipoise, won the Stars and Stripes handicap at Arlington, won the important H. linois handicap at Hawthorne and in 1889 finished among the IS largest money winners of the year. George Ogle says the gelding can win this race--it coretainly will take crackerjack to beat him.
 Sfandout
 
 will be represented by the black three-year-old colt, Black Buddy. at 119 pounds and this one has al- ways had speed to burn. Next in the list of certain starters is one that is bound to be a highly dangerous contender, F. A. Carreaud's Time Supply. The classy three-year-old is very nicely treated with 116 puonds and he has worked into su- perb condition at this track during the past week. Almost to a man the clockers declare he can't be beaten in this stake event and if Carreaud does annex this rich prize he won't be moving out of turn, for Lady Luck has turned her back on the Texan for quite a while now.
 May Wilt
 Teralice with 115 pounds will not lack for packers, but as with Col. E. k. Bradley's lilly Barn. swallow, the early pace set may be d little too fast. Max Hirsch's charge, the grey three-year- old Gay Monach, is expected to run and this colt has enough class to come through and take all the money if he hits his best form. Trumpery, with 110 and High Glee with 106, will sport the popular blue and brown of the Whitneys, while either Dogmata or Red Wagon will represent Alfred Gwyne Vanderbilt.
 Muddier
 Texas Jack Howard, over smart and resourceful. has the four-year- old Advising Anna. 106, and the speedy juvenile Albuquerque, 97. ready tc send to the past. If the track is heavy the lilly will be the one, but a hard fast track will suit the two-year-old and if he gets off in front he will take lot of catch ing.
 Captain Argo, 105; Gentle Knight, i05; Thomasvilie, 104; and Flying Sailor with 100 are the lightweights- who may be running on at the finish. Gift of Roses with 109, has 9 burst of speed which will carry her into a good racing position at the early stages.
 Looking through from top to bot tom, however it seems that the blazing speed of the Westerner, In- dian Runner, and Time Supply. with several others, will be some. thing that might easily shatter all track records here. It figures a great race with any one of half dozen nosing out at the finish line.
 Special
 The Valley Falls, a race for three-year- r-olds and up, over one mile with $1.500 added money. is Saturdays secondary feature at- traction and there are many high class platers on the ground shoot ing for such a stake as this. There will be six other races, each of $1,- 900 added money, to assure a days racing comparable with anything ever offered anywhere in the coun- try.
 Constant racing and unceasing watering, rolling and narrowing of the track has brought this racing strip into magnificent condition. Day by day times have grown fas- ter until now 1t is almost on the cards for worlds records to be equalled. The shrubbery and lawns have acquired their coat of green during the past three weeks and Saturdays visitors will catch glimpse of the beauties that will make Narragansett Park the beauty spot of 1885.