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Total of 131 Remain in Local Futurities Banner Renewals Being Predicted In 112 Cases Same Juveniles Are in Both Arlington and Washington Park Fixtures Chicago and the Midwests two richest and most important races for two-year-olds, the Arlington Futurity and Washington Park Futurity, each has 131 juvenile colts and fillies remaining eligible for the 1942 runnings of the these fixtures, it was announced yesterday. The present value of the two stakes, with starters yet to pay 50 each, are 7,400 and 6,625, respectively. In 112 instances the same youngsters are in both stakes. Each fixture thus has 19 horses that are not in the other event. The Futurities, along with the Arlington Classic, American Derby and Arlington Lassie -Stakes, are Chicagos five early closing stakes, nominations having closed on October 15, 1941. Coldstream Stable heads the lists of eligi-bles, with six in both Futurities. Calumet and Milky Way Farms each have five in both, while Hal Price Headley has five in the Washington Park fixture, four in the Arlington Futurity. Prominent Nominators Seventy-one different interests, including most of the countrys leading stables, have eligibles on the lists. They include W. E. Boeing, E. R. Bradley, Brookmeade, Calumet Farm, Christiana Stable, Walter P. Chrysler, Jr., Norman W. Church, Circle M Farm, R. Sterling Clark, Coldstream, Darby Dan Farm, Horace N. Davis, T. F. Dever-eaux, Dixiana, Victor Emanuel, A. R. Ep-penauer, A. C. Ernst, Falaise Stable, Russell A. Firestone, Foxcatcher Farm, P. L. Fuller, H. Genter, Greentree Stable, Louis L. Hag-gin n., Stuart Hamblen, H. P. Headley, H. C. Herendeen, Charles S. Howard, King Ranch, H. LaMontague, William LeBaron, Jake Lowenstein, R. W. Mcllvain, Manhas-set Stable, John Marsch, K. G. Marshall, Louis B. Mayer, Milky Way Farm, Crispin Oglebay, Mrs. Ivan Parke, Mrs. Anthony Pelleteri, C. W. Pershall, E. E. Pershall, Thomas Piatt, Gustave Ring, S. H. Rogers, Louis Rowan, Mrs. Albert Sabath, Wesley Sears, L. E. Stoddard, Jr., J. C. and S. H. Stone, Tall Trees Stable, Clyde R. Thompson, Tower Stable, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Edward E. Voynow, Jay D. Weil, Mrs. E. duPont Weir, Howard Wells, B. F. Whita-ker, W-L Ranch, Herbert M. Woolf, Lawrence Barker, A. A. Baroni, J. C. Braswell, E. J. Hennebry, Ethel Hill and Allen T. Simmons. Three Biscuits Named Although their qualities, for the most part, are still unknown to the putilic, many of the youngsters in these two important Chicago stakes are individuals whose performances will be watched with the keenest interest. For instance, C. S. Howards quartet includes three sons of. Seabiscuit, from his first crop, named Sea Convoy, Sea Patrol and Sea Skipper. King Ranch of Texas has a half brother to the 1941 juvenile champion, Alsab, in the Washington Park Futurity. This colt has been named Canto Gallo. Perhaps the most interesting member of the Calumet quintet is Dust By, half-brother of the great Whirlaway and full brother of the promising sire, Reaping Reward, once a game and good racer for MilkxWay Farm. W. E. Boeings four include the colt Sicklewood, halfbrother of the splendid mare Myrtlewood. C. V. Whitney has only one eligible, but that one is the colt Dove Shoot, half brother to Carrier Pigeon, a horse of extreme speed, although forced into early retirement to stud by unsoundness. Walter P. Chryslers unnamed imported colt by Hyperion Penicuik H. brought the top price of the 1941 yearling sales, 8,500, and heads the list of four which that owner has eligible for the two Chicago Futurities.
