The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-27
CAVALCADE SET FOR NARACANSETT
 RACE IN OCTOBER
Famous Three Year Old Will Face Equipoise
 and Discovery

Narragansett Park, R. l., Sept 27 Americas most sought-for horse race, between the three greatest thoroughbreds on the North Amer boise, for three years the nations ace handicap horse, the sensation al Cavalcade, winner of the Ken lucky, American and Detroit der- bies and the Arlington classic this year, and Discovery, holder of the wgorld's record for a mile and three ixteenths-became an actu- ality today when their nomina- tions, with eight others, were re- ceived for the "Narragansett Spe- cial" to be run here on October 31.
 The nominations. each accom- panied by a check for $500, assure the racing public of New England of the greatest thoroughbred race in a decade. It will be run for the largest purse ever offered in New England. President Walter O'Hara's offer of $25,000 added raising the total purse for this event above $35,000 as each par ticipant will post an additional $500 as a starting fee.
 Ambitious
 c. V. Whitney, owner of Equi- poise,: Mrs Isobel Dodge Sloane, owner of Cavalcade, and A. C.. Vanderbilt, owner of Discovery. have been striving valiantly 10 bring the three horses together for some time. All three are confident that their thoroughbreds will be in exceptional condition and fit for the race of their careers late in October.
 Equipoise, six year old son of Pennant-S has given weight away to every horse he has met since he was a two-year-old.
 Cavalcade, three year old brown colt by Lancegaye-Hastily, has won practically all the largest purses this year while Discovery, a three year old chestnut colt by DisplaY-Ariadne, ran second to CavalcAde in almost every one of those big events but reached the peak of his form on Labor day al Narragansett when he ran mile and three-sixteenths in 1:55, new worlds record.
 The Whitney stable has also entered it's smart brown lilly High Glee as running mate for Equi- boise, while M. l.. Schwartz has nominated another outstanding three year old Ally, Hindu Queen. winner of the Alabama stakes and $11,O50 first money at Saratoga this year.
 D. A. Wood is sending his pow erful five year old brown gelding, Indian Runner, to Narragansett for the Special and believes the son of Dis Donc-Indian Maiden is reaching the old time form which made him oneof the greatest ham dicap campaigners in the country.
 A fine foreign-bred horse has been nominated by the widely known trainer Matt Brady, Azu- car, six year old gelding owned by F. Alger, Jr, which won nu- merous handicap races as a jump- CT and then was converted this year into a flat racer, meeting with unusual success in the big stake events. He is expected to be at his peak on October 31st.
 The Catawba sctable has signi- fled it's intention of going after the major share of the purse, which will probably total $35,000, by nominating its four year old colt MT Khayyam, a winner of many handicap events in the last two years.
 Good Horse
 Another threat nominated is the splendid three year old Time Sup ply, owned by Mrs F. A. Car reaud. This colt proved his right to a place in the sun at Havre de Grace last Saturday when Ire shat tered a record that had been standing there fas 10 years by rac- ing three-quarters of a mile in 1:10 3-5, the previous mark, l:11, having been set by Sarazen.
 The Belair stud ho nominated it's veteran five year old black horse Faireno, which finished neck behind it's ill-fated stable matefi, Dark Secret, as he won the gold cup at Belmont this year and then broke down. Faireno has proved to be true distance
 Mrs F. J. Heller, New York so- runner, a real endurance horse. ciety leader and sportswoman, has nominated her three year old colt Agrarian for the special.
 The race will be ru mover a dis tance of one mile and three-six-