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ELIGIBLES FOR BREEDERS FUTURITY. Third Payment Reduces List to 58 as Compared With Original Number of 180. Lexington, Ky., January 17. The Breeders Futurity, the Kentucky Associations chief springtime stake for two-year-olds, in fact the richest of Kentucky juvenile events, has now 5S eligibles and, figuring that only twelve go to post in May, will be worth 1914.sh,930. The stakes were closed with ISO nominations at each; 130 made the second payment of 0 each, and 5S, on January 1. made the third payment of 23 each. No more is required until the day or the race when the starting fee of 50 each must be paid. Secretary G. 1. Wilson this week announced the list of eligibles as follows: W. K. Applegates Ida, b. f, by Peep oDav Han-overine. R. L. Bakers Pif, Jr., blk. c, by Waterbov Anna Bain. O. A. Biancliis Jim Savage, b. c. by Jim Gaffney Resignation II.; Emerson Cochran, b. c, bv Jint Gaffney Viola B. E. K. Bradleys Bean Spiller. b. e. by Cunard Dorset Flower; B. First, b. f, by Cunard Minnie Adams. J. N. Camdens ch. c. by Peter Quince Amy J.; ch. f, by Oddfellow Bewiteher; b. c. by Peter Quince Berry Maid; ch. c, by Oddfellow Jane Eyre. E. B. Cassatts Trial by Jury, ch. c, by Fair Play Princess Chic. J. E. Clarkes Lttkcmae, b. c, by Luke Ward Jessie Mae; Mamie V. ch. f, by Luck and Charity Miss Panmure; faster Boy, ch. c, by Luke Ward Panlita. F. A. Forsythes Chevron, b. c, by Out of Reach Commena; Netlierbow, b. c, by Out of Reach Belle or St. Louis; La Patrie, blk. f, by Out of Reach Consuelo II. A. J. Goreys b. f, by Transvaal Katheriue Moore. M. B. Grubers Little String, b. c, by McGee Interview; Sam McMeekin, b. c, by McGee Gun-rod. B. F. Guthries St. Leo, b. c, by St. Savin The Pet. J. S. Hawkins chestnut colt, by Peter Quince Lady Hope. II. P. Headleys chestnut filly, by Ornament-Slav Hempstead. Headley and Millers chestnut colt, by Ornament Ollie Belle; bay colt by Planudes Thoughtless. H. II. Hewitts chestnut filly by Cunard Run of Luck:- chestnut filly by Cunard Inspiration; bay filiv bv Peter Pan Coy Maid. j. D. Hughes and Co.s chestnut colt, by Transvaal Resignation. A. Ei. Hundleys Long Reach, b. c, by Out of Reach Sister Molly. Frank J. Kelleys chestnut colt, by Ormondale Graziella. H. K. Knapps chestnut colt, by Peep oTDay Janet Gray; bay colt by Hippodrome Renown; chestnut colt by McGee Ida Harrison. Jefferson Livingstons bay colt, by Star Shoot Ethel Lee; Tod Cook, chestnut colt, by Peter Qnlnce Anna Loretta Daly; Ed Howard, b. c, by Ces- Continued, on second page. ELIGIBLES FOR BREEDERS FUTURITY. Continued from first page. .-irion Line of Life, and bay colt, by Cesarioii thinela. George .1. Longs chestnut colt, by Alvescot Bonnie Kate; bay eolt by Sir Huon Latifa; bay colt by Scinpronius Aariora. J. .S. McCuIloughs Skiles Knob. ;h. c, by Hurst Park -Felicity Murrat; Ghetto Girl, b. f, by Ben Brush Debacle. T. C. McDowells chestnut filly, by Plaudit Bracegirdie. M. C. Moores chestnut eolt, bv McGee Rose Lady. Mrs. Joseph NeaFs chestnut colt, by Goldcrest Mary Agnes. W. II. Netherlands Mendellsohu, b. c, by Peep oDay AYedding Day. J. F. and II. S. Newmans Bens Brother, b. c, by The Irishman Bessie Bislaud. Howard Dots bay colt, by Plaudit Ruby Right. Schuyler L. Parsons bay colt, by Peep oDay Myrlelus. W. S. Paynes brown lilly, by Marta Santa Siss Lee. W. J. Rayboulds brown lilly, by Cesarioii Big Goose. J. W. Schorrs chestnut colt, by Peep oDay Era line; bay eolt by Star Shoot Lyndall. II. II. Stanhopes Dorothy Perkins, b. f, by Cesarioii Baltimore Belle. , A. JL AYatermans chestnut colt, by Celt Belle Fleur; chestnut colt by Celt Sauci. J. O. AYhitlows bay or brown lilly, by Peep oDay Peace. Col. Applegates Ida is a sister to Joe Morris. Pif. Jr., in tin: Baker string, is a half brother i Khburne. Jim Savage and Emerson Cochran were named by O. A. Bianchi for two well-known Lox- ingtonians. The Peter Quince Amy .T. colt is the most highly-tried juvenile of the J. N. Camdeil string. Lukeniae is racing at Juarez in tin; Clark string. La Patrie is in the Colston string at Charleston and is a winner. Little String and Sam .AIc.AIeekin showed well in their trials at Louisville. The Lady Hope colt showed considerable speed as a yearling over the local track. The May Hempstead lilly is one of the best looking individuals seen here in many a day. The Coy Maid filly is being trained here by John I. Smith and worked a quarter in 22 last Tall. The Resignation colt is a half brother to Carlton G. The Sister Mollie colt is a half brother to Onatas. T. L. Pierce is training the Graziella colt and lie has a high regard for him. Tod Cook is considered by gcxul judges to be the star of the Jefferson Livingston juveniles in training under Mose Goldblatt at Juarez. Good reports have come from Louisville concerning the George J. Long eligibles which are lieing trained by Pete Coyne. The half sister to Hanbridge, the lilly by Ben Brush Debacle, is a good looker. T. C. McDowells solitary eligible is a half sister to The Manager, one time winner of the Breeders Futurity, and she worked a quarter here last October in 23. The Mary Agnes colt is a half brother to Louise S.. and it is said he is one of the best of the eligibles. Mrs. Joseph Neal, his owner, is a daughter of the late John AYelsh, of Spring Station. Mendelssohn is owned by AY. II. Netherland, of Louisville, and was sold in the October sale at Latonia for ,300. T. L. Pierce is training him and he thinks a great deal of him. Bens Brother is racing well at Juarez. The Myrtclus coll is a half brother to Sein-prolus and was the highest priced yearling sold by auction in this country last year. He brought ,500. The big Goose lilly is a sister to Golden Egg and Golden Egg was second to Housemaid in the first running of the Breeders Futurity. The Lyndall filly is a brother to Star Gaze and Etherial. Dorothy Perkins is a half sister to Liberty Hall, and the Peace lilly is a half sister to The Hague. John AYliitlow hasnt decided upon a name for her.
