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ARLINGTON PARK4UJTURITY PARK4UJTURITYSix Six of Highest Priced Yearlings of 1936 Among 101 Nominations Sixth Running of Valuable Fixture Reserved ReservedFor For Closing Day of Arlington Park ParkMeeting Meeting July 31 Six of the highest priced yearlings of the 1936 sales season are included in the list of 101 nominations for the sixth running of the Arlington Park Futurity points out racing secretary Charles J McLennan who an ¬ nounced the entries for this important race for twoyearolds here Thursday ThursdayFinal Final payment of fees closed the Arlington Futurity nominations on May 15 with the promise if 15 start that the race will gross 52140 and net the winning owner 38045 This includes 20000 in added money and provides for handsome awards to owners of the second third and fourth horses and the breeders of the first second and third horses horsesThe The sixth running of the Futurity will be on July 31 closing day of the thirtyday meeting which will be launched at the north side course on June 28 Also run on Futurity day will be the 20000 Arlington Handicap for threeyearolds and upward upwardMrs Mrs Ethel V Mars whose Milky Way Stable colt Case Ace hero of the recent Illinois Derby won the Arlington Futurity last year has named five of six most ex ¬ pensive yearlings of last year yearCOSTLY COSTLY QUINTET QUINTETThis This quintet of costly superbly bred young ¬ sters are Warbridge a son of Man o War Bridgeen and Farrell a son of Sir Gallahad III Sari both of which she paid the sales top price of 18000 C Note a son of Royal Minstrel Rose Petal which cost her 14300 Mountain Ridge a soil of Royal Minstrel Ethel Dear which cost 14000 and Sky Larking a son of Blue Larkspur Risk which cost 13500 13500Warren Warren Wright the Chicago sportsman who is vicepresident of the Arlington Park Jockey Club and owner of the Calumet Farm Stable has named the fourth highest priced yearling of 1936 in Bull Lea a grand looking son of Bull Dog and Rose Leaves for which he paid 14000 at the Saratoga vendue last August AugustAlfred Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt was the most liberal nominator entering seven Next ii line came Mrs Mars Milky Way Stable with its galaxy of yearling sales stars War ¬ ren Wright of Calumet Farm and Hal Price Headley veteran Kentucky breeder each of the trio nominating seven sevenThe The three branches of the famous Whitney racing family are well represented Mrs Payne Whitneys Greentree Stable has named four and John Hay Whitney and Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney two each Mrs John Hertz has nominated three juve ¬ niles bred at her Leona Farm in Illinois IllinoisWith With the closing of the Futurity and the Arlington Lassie lists on May 15 horsemen are now rushing in their nominations for the other six stakes which feature Arling ¬ tons meeting These remaining six fixtures close at midnight Tuesday June 1 1NOMINATING NOMINATING STABLES STABLESFollowing Following is the complete list of nominat ¬ ing stables Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt 9 Milky Way Farms 7 Calumet Farm 7 Hal Price Headley 7 Col E R Bradley 5 Wil ¬ lis Sharpe Kilmer 5 Greentree Stable 4 John Marsh 4 Mrs John Hertz 3 Three Ds Stock Farm 3 Bomar Stable 3 Valdina Farms 3 Herbert Woolf 3 M L Emerich 3 John Hay Whitney 2 Cornelius Vander ¬ bilt Whitney 2 Brookmeade Stable 2 Dixiana 2 Mrs William Furst 2 Robert L Gerry 2 King Ranch 2 Cleveland Putnam 2 J J Coughlin 2 A G Ernst 2 2Following Following each have named one Gary T Grayson Wheatley Stable Parker Corning Col Maxwell Howard Junius Bell F A Carreaud Mrs Val Crane R S Clark Mrs Emil Denemark H C McConnell Mrs Al ¬ bert Sabath Edward E Voynow M L Erne rich T Pelleteri Shandon Farm and the Starmount Stable
