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. i : i : : : r t i t : - 1 - ! ; u " ; , ,- r E . . i i i 1 5 c r - FUTURITY DAY AT BELMONT PARK I TWENTY-FOUR YOUNG ARISTOCRATS OF THE TURF TO I STRIVE FOR THE RICH PRIZE AND FAME THAT GOES TO THE WINNER OF THIS NOTED RACE The Futurity will be run at BeLtiont Park today. Famous for over a quarter of a century, this most noted of American turf races has lost none of its glamour and prestige. One of the largest fields in its history is named to strive for the rich "prize, the glory and fame that goes to the winner. Never before has the Futurity presented a more open aspect. "With Morvich and Miss Joy ineligible, .and the late withdrawal of Kai-Sang, it is indeed 2i open race. The result is that twenty-four young aristocrats of the year are among the j overnight acceptances. H. P. Whitney and the Greentree Stable, trained by James Eowe, Jiave named five, and the entry rules favorite on the eve of the race. The Rancocas Stable, j deprived of its star, Kai-Sang, has leased Harridan and Surf Rider from J. E. Madden to carry its colors and, with Fator and Sande to pilot them, this pair will not lack admirers, i J. S. Cosden, M. L Schwartz and the Lexington Stable are represented by two entries each, snd the remainder by one each. It is without doubt the best two-year-old field of the year, j jind should furnish a contest worthy of the best traditions of the famous race. Here are the entries, together with their weights, riders, odds, trainers and owners: Horse. AYt. Jockey. Odds. Trainer. Owner. tWhiskaway 122 L. Penman 2-1 J. Howe H. P. Whitney tBunting 117 A. Johnson 2-1 J. Rowe If. P. Whitney Cherry Tree 119 O. H. Miller 2-1 J. Itowe H. P. Whitney Sedge 122 P. Coltiletti 2-1 B. Rowe Greentree Stable tllocket 117 J. Mooney 2-1 J. Rowe IT. P. Whitney JHarridan ;114 L. Fator .-. 4-1 S. C. Hildreth Itancocns Stable ! 4Stirf liider 122 E. Sande 4-1 S. C. Hildreth Rancocas Stable 1 Chest nrmw.k 1....117 C. Ponce - ..iv-- .r,-l- J, S.- flenly. K. B. Cassatt tfMjr Play . .....117 C. Robinson 10-1 K. Patterson Lexington Stable itLrelutle 114 -V. Schutiinger i..l0-l K. Patterson Lexington Stable 1 Finn Friend , 119 O. Kunimer . , 10-1 S. MeNaughton ..Foreign Stable Sweep By . 122 J. Rodriguez 15-1 AY. S. House A. R. Lawson ! ttToil 122 O. Fairbrother 15-1 J. Notter M. L. Schwartz 1 Dream of Allah 110 J. Butwell 15-1 J. F. Schorr E. B. McLean ttColumn 127 C. Turner 15-1 J. Notter M. L. Schwartz Snnroigh ..117 AV. Kelsay 20-1 AV. Kuapp W. S. Kilmer Lord Baltimore 122 T. Rice 20-1 AA. Garth J. S. Cosden Calantman 117 Ij. Lyke 20-1 S. P. Harlan L. AVaterbury 1 Santa Clara 119 M. Garner 20-1 W. S. AValker J. E. Madden Mv Reverie 122 G. W. Carroll 20-1 D. McDaniel R. J. Brown JHoulette 119 E. Haynes 20-1 AV. Garth J. S. Cosden Rib Grass 119 L. McAtee 30-1 T. J. Harmon Short Grass Stud l Deadlock 1?9 F. Keogh 30-1 J. C. Milam Montfort Jones Bud Fisher 117 C. Buel 50-1 A. B. Gordon H. C. Fisher flT. P. Whitney-Greentree Stable entry. JRan cocas Stable entry. "Lexington Stable entry. . L. Schwartz entry. J. S. Cosden entry. Of the prospective starters the two Celt colts, Column and Lord Baltimore, are the greatest monetary winners, while Dream of Allah and My Reverie have won the largest number of races. Of the twenty-four seven are maidens. They are all, however, bred in purple and capable of greater things. 1 Their breeding and racing performance? to date follow: Horse. Col and Sex. Pedigree. Sts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. Won. Column ch. c. By Celt Pyramid, by Hastings 0 2 115 5,000 Lord Baltimore b. c. By Celt Moisant, by Hamburg 8 3 0 3 2 10,450 Mv Reverie b. f. By Ultimus Reflex, by Sir Dixon 7 4 1 0 2 9,595 Dream of Allah eh. f. By Colin Garden of Allah, by Star Shoot 10 4 14 1 9.319 Sweep Bv br. c. By Sweep Iridescence, by Peter Pan S 2 1 0 5 6,625 Toil ch. c. By Celt AVorkmaid. by Fatherless 14 3 1 1 9 4,758 Santa Clara b. f. By Ormondale AArestern Lady, by Ogden 8 2 1 1 4 2,733 Surf Rider b. c. By Supermau Sea Spray, by Star Shoot 6 3 1 0 2 2.705 Roulette br. f. By Celt Toots, by Top Gallant S 2 1 1 4 2,310 Whiskaway ch. c. By Whisk Broom II. Inaugural, by Aroter 0 1 0 2 3 2,200 Harridan ch. f. By Friar Rock Tory Maid, by Yankee 4 2 0 0 2 1,825 Sedge ch. c. By Celt Sand Dune, by Rock Sand 4 1 0 2 1 1,739 Bunting b. c. By Pennant Frillery, by Broomstick 5 2 1 0 2 1.C01 Cherry Tree b. c. By Broomstick Cerise, by Voter 4 1111 1,000 Deadlock b. c. By Sir AVilfred Hortense II., by Troutbeck 7 1 0 1 5 900 Rib Grass ch. c. By Short Grass Marion Hood, by Martagon 3 1 0 0 2 774 Firm Friend ch. c. By Friar Rock Bold Girl, by Ogden 5 1 0 0 4 700 Galantman b. c. By Superman Galanta, by William the Third.. 7 0 2 0 5 700 Sunreigh ch. c. By Sundridge Sweet Briar II., by St. Frusquin 9 0 1 2 0 400 Bud Fisher b. c. By Uncle Miss Granville, by Yankee 10 0 2 0 8 400 tVhesterbrook ... br. c. By Cavalcadour Flying Fairy, by Aeronaut 7 0 1 2 4 400 My Play b. c. By Fair Play Mahubah. by Rock Sand 4 0 1 0 3 200 rtocket b. c. By Broomstick First Flight, by Thrush 2 0 0 0 2 frelude ch. f. By Fair Play St. Priscilla, by Rayon dOr..... 3 0 0 0 3 .... The Futurity was established in 1888, and it will be run for the thirty-second time today. Proctor Knott was its first winner, and Potomac carried off its richest prize, 07,675, when he was triumphant in 1890. Many other noted horses are among its Avinners, as the following tabulation will reveal: Year. First. Jockeys. Wt. Second. Wt. Third. Wt. Val. Time. 1S88 Proctor Knott Barnes.. 112 Salvator 10S Galen 115 0,900 1:15 18S0 Chaos Day.. 109 St. Carlo 122 Slnaloa II. ...105 54,500 1:16 1890 Potomac Hamilton.. 115 Masher 108 Strathmeatu ..124 C7.C75 1:14 1891Hls Highness. ..J. McLaughlin.. 130 Yorkville Belle 115 Dagonet 108 01.675 1:15 1892tMorelIo Hayward,.118 Lady Violet 118 St. Leonards... 115 40.450 1:12 1803 Domino Taral..l30 Galilee 115 Dobbins 130 48,855 1:12 i 1894 The Butterflies Grifflu..ll2 Brandywine 108 Agitator 110J 48,710 1:11 1895 Requital Griffin-.115 Crescendo 114J Silver II 103 53.190 1:11 i 1S06 Ogden Tuberville. .115 Ornament 11G Rodermond ...115 43,790 1:10 1897 LAlouette Clawson..U5 Lydlan 115 Uriel 115 34,290 1:11 189S Martimas H. Lewis.. 118 High Degree 113 Mr. Clay 116 36,610 1:12 ; 1899 Chacornac Spencer.. 114 Brigadier 109 AVindmere ....112 30.630 1:10 ; 1900 Ballyhoo Bey T. Sloan.. 112 Olympian 112 Tommy Atkins. 129 33,580 1:10 1901 Yankee OConnor.. 119 Lux Casta ....109 Barron 112 36,830 1:09 l902tSavable Lyne..ll9 Lord of the Vale 117 Dazzling 116 44.500 1:14 1903 Hamburg Belle Fuller. .114 Leonidas 123 The Min. Man.122 36.600 1:13 1904 Artful HIldebrand..ll4 Tradition 127 Sysonby 127 40,830 1:11 i 1905 Ormondale Redfern.,117 Timber 119 Belmere 117 32,960 1:11 ; 1900 Electioneer Shaw. .117 Pope Joan 116 De Mund 123 30,880 1:13 . 1007 Colin W. Miller.. 125 Bar None .117 Chapultepec ...117 26,640 1:11 f 1908 Maskette Notter.. 118 Sir Martin 127 Helmet 123 26,110 1:11 1909 Sweep Butwell. .120 Candleberry 117 Grasmcrc 122 24.100 1:11 I 1910 Novelty C. H. Shllff..l27 Basbtl 118 Love-Not 114 25.SG0 1:12 1913 Pennant ....Borel.,119 Southern Maid 119 Addie M 114 15.000 1:15 1914 Trojan C. Burlingauie..H7 Kaskaskia 120 narry Junior. .122 10,010 1:16 1015 Thunderer J. Notter.. 122 Brouio 128 Achievement .123 16.590 1:11 ! 1916 Campfirc J". McTaggart. .125 Rickety 122 Skeptic 122 17,340 1:13 1917 Tapp L. Allen.. 127 Escoba 127 Rosle OGrady.124 15,600 1:12 1918 Dunboync A. Schuttiuger. .127 Sir Barton 117 Purchase 119 23.360 1:12 1919 Man o War J. Loftus..l27 John P. Grier 117 Dominique ...122 26,650 1:11 1020 Step Lightly F. Kcogh..ll6 Star Voter 127 Grey Lag 119 35,870 1:12 Huron finished second, but was ignored as a starter by the Coney Island Jockey Club. Distance re- reduced to 1,263 yards 1 foot, tlucreased to full 3-1 mile. Run at Sheepshcad Bay until 1910. Run at t Saratoga by special arrangement in 1910, 1913 and 1914. No racing In 1911 and 1912.
