The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-12
7o-day,S Sports Parade

we'll be satisfied. And If you drop an extra one we won't mind"
 For there is nothing sweeter, or more comforting, around a house, than baby boy or baby girl who is good for $2,500 or more 8 week. Of course, it's a strain in a way. Mama and papa have to give up the hang around the estate and tell re- work they love SO well in order to porters when baby cuts tooth, what baby said when the gcyerness told him he was outdrawn at the box office by Garbo in Des Moines, and how baby is so unspoiled he'll ride in the front seat with the chauf- feur.
 Too, there's the heart break of having baby away from the house all day. AS so many parents of baby stars have said, $750 a day is small recompense, indeed, when you think of what they miss. No baby to crawl al lover you when you're trying to take a nap after lunch; No delightful ball of fluffi- nes sand sweetness to soothe your headache by falling downstairs or beating $l0 worth of noise out of 25-cent drum.
 But Shirleys and Jackies are rare, and I trust you won't be shocked when Itell you that it would be a lot smarter to ask brother Stork (and speaking of storks, what does mama stork tell baby when he asks where he came fromD For a good 2-year -old horse. Two-year -old horses are much les strouble than 2-year-old humans, any they can go get that dough if they're smart and can run like hell.
 There's that futurity stake out at Belmont Park today, for exam pie. It'll be worth nearly $75,000 to the 2-year-old who bangs down home in front, and show me the man who wouldn't let a horse, bear ing that soirt of money in his DOC kets, right on int othe living room. This futurity - the Kentucky Der by of the juveniles - is wide open as Marseilles when the fleets in. It was opened up when Red Rain, c. V. Whitney's bolt of lightning, failed so dismally in the nursery handicap last Tuesday. Before that race, Red Rain, because of his mighty run to victory in the hopeful at Saratoga, was considered cinch in the fu- turity.
 It was in the hopeful, you re- member, that Red Rain, against the same colts he'll face today, made up nearly a half mile to come pound- ing down the stretch, Workman up, to victory. Our guess is that he'll do it again today, despite the talk of his bad foot. MT. Whitney never has sent anything but fit horses to the post, and we don't think he'll start a new policy today.
 It'll be no cakewalk for Red Rain, even If he's solid as his owners credit. He's got couple of hot ones to beat. That Coldstream IS one. The best horse ever sent out stud. he likes the widener chute, or of the grandly named Coldstream straightaway, and that's where the race will be run today. A slow starter, he's always running over them in the stretch, and on the widener chute, with its down-the- middle-alley, he's not likely to be blocked.
 Today may be the day for the Wheatley stables Shark. He's been just short of greatness on half a dozen occasions, and Sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons feels it's now or never. Coldstream is the betting favorite, with Shark and his stablemate, Teufel, right behind at to 2.
 If the 21 horses named go to the post, 1t will be the largest field since "A started in 1928, when High Strung took the sugar. They'll be off at 8 little after 4 D.. m. and while we'll be watching the Yales and the Penns in Philly, our five bucks will be doing valiant duty at the track. Copyright, 1855, by United Press)