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PIMLICOS TWO YEAR OLD STAKES Marylands Expanding Breeding Industry Well Represented in These Juvenile Features HALTIMORE Md April Marylands rapidly pxpanding thoroughbred breeding industry is hand ¬ somely represented among the nominations to the Pimlico Nursery and Pimlico Spring Juvenile Stakes for twoyearolds that will be decided at Pimlico in May as features of the Maryland Jockey Clubs spring racing William Woodwards Helair Stud which is domiciled at the show place of southern Marvland in Prince Ceorge County contributes fil ¬ lies by Celt Ileno anil Proomstiek Richard F tarmans Carmandale Stud which is in Montgom ¬ ery County contributes three fillies and a colt all of them by Meridian and the colt a brother of the speeclv Carmandale which also is Maryland bred Robert AValdens Howling Hronk Stud which is established in Carroll County and is the oldest thoroughlned nursery in the state is represented by fnnr colls and two fillies by Transvaal a colt by Hallot and a filly by Light Hrigade The youngsters from Helair will bear the silks this year of Philip A Clark who bought them at public auction last summer The Howling Urook colts and fillies will race under the scarlet jacket of Alfred Ilennen Morris of New York Mr Carman will race his Carmandale twoyearolds himself himselfCommander Commander J K L Uoss who has at Ross Farms in Howard County the most considerable thoroughbred nursery in Maryland and of the great studs of the Iviist will not have any Maryland bred twoyearolds racing this year Cudgel and AVigstone are only beginning stud service at the Ross Farm this spring Hut the Canadian turfman is a liberal nominator to the Spring Juvenile and the Nursery of twoyearolds from his Canadian stud which is at Vercheres in the province of Quebec The Aerehoros twoyearolds he has named are sons and daughters of The Ciirragh Calgary Aleppo Malamont Pryn Mawr etc etcNo No twoyearold stakes run in Maryland in the past have attracted nominations from such remote parts of the country as have these Pimlico specials of 1JEIO Two aliforriian nominators are Adolph Spreckels proprietor of the Napa Stud and John II Rosseler proprietor of the AVikinp Stud Mr Spreckels has mimed a Ifiid of V IIIU TS In s already successful young Aotcr Stallion Rtninymcdo Mr Rosseter has named the first friar liot i yearold colts ami fillies that will come to the races Two of the Friar Rock colts and two of the Friar Rock fillies named by Mr Rosseter are so well thought of they have been nominated for next years running of the Epsom Derby and the Epsom Oaks OaksAnother Another farwestern nominator is Ceorge AVing fiold of Reno proprietor of the Nevada Stud and still another is AV It Coe proprietor of the Shoshone Stud of Wyoming Mr AVingfields nominations are sons of the stallion Honey wood Mr Coos homebreds are youngsters by Poly melian and Harmonicon Other nominators of greater or less celebrity are Harry Payne AVhitney Ceorge I AAidcner Ral Parr James F Johnson Joseph H Elwell the Quincy Stable Thomas Clyde Joseph E Davis A II Diaz of Havana Mrs Herbert L Pratt Robert L Cerry J Edwin Crif fltli Walter M Jeffords Mrs AValter M Jeffords Monfort Jones It A Jones AVillis Sharpe Kilmer Ceorge AV Loft James AV McClollaml H K Knapp AValter J Salmon Edward It McLean Ed ¬ ward M Weld Kdward F Vlutney and Itichard T Wilson WilsonHoth Hoth of the costly yearlings of last year Commander lloss Sunstar Marian Hood colt and Frederick Johnsons Ultimus Torpenhow filly are in the Pimlico twoyearold races So is Comman ¬ der Koss son of Short Grass and Kllan gowan So is a brother of Man o AAar in Jai les F Johnsons Juincy Stable which was bought ri vately last year How many of these higiipri ed youngsters will be ready in May it is difficult i iv to say Hut they are all in training Probably he fittest twoyearolds that will race in Maryl ml this spring are in the AAingfield Rosseter nd Spreckels stables They wintered and trained in California A
