The New York herald., 1868-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH 5 l8e8-TRIPLE SHEET.

play or pay. The entries are twentythree, as fol-
i lows
Mr.. carters b: T. Stepping Stone, 4years, by Lapi-
D. McDanIel's ,: 9 Aorrissey, years, by Brecken-
D. McDaniel's b. b. Red Dick, 8 years, by Lexing-
D. McDaniel'sb B. h. Blackbrd, aged, by imp Albion,
the Annieswood stable names ch. h. Extra, 4years,
| by Endorser, dam Nantura.
The Annieswood stable names ch. h. Dickens,
| years, by Australasian, dam Alabama.
M H. Sanford's nS b. G. Virgil, 4years. by vandal'
M. H. sanford's T. c. Hotspur, 8 years. by Lex
ington, dam Nebula.
j. ". wedon's CHI. h. Local, years, by Lightning,
P. $. Forbes ch. c. ne courcy, years. by Trova-
tore, dam Rhoda.
J. Eckcrsons ch. c. etarie, years, by Star Davis,
dan Katonah.
4. : Watsons Il. Delaware, years, by Ring
is Watsons ch. h. onward, years, by Ring.
go!dMy Lady.
d. swiggert's b. h. lancaster, years, by Lexng-
ton, dam Blue Bonnet
w. Pennock's Oh. c. James A. Connolly, years,
Charles r. Loyds b. f. Nemesis, 8 years, by imp.
Eclipse, dam Echo
John John II. Davis eh. g. Plantagenet years, by
II. B. Bohannon's b. h., years, by Lexington, dam
dam by SarpedOn.
I. G. Moores b. h. Beacon, aged, by Lexington,
7. G: Moore's b. h. Privaeer, years, by Lightning,
dam Henne Farrow.
T. G. Moore's ). Fanny Cheatham, years, by
Many OF these owners found, much to their con-
sternaton, that peerless Kentucky, controlling
interest Of whom having been disposed OF by Mr..
Jerome to Messrs. Skiddy, CONSTABLE and Bathgae,
was entered In the Cup as well as in the Feather
stakes to be noted hereafter As the general nier-
standing Of turfmen, up to the publication OF these
entries was, that Kentucky would not enter In such
stakes, with the statement that their horses Should
not have been entered had they known of such dis.
position to be made OF him, Mr.. Jerome reconsidered
the matter and after fully deberating upon the sub
drawal in both stakes, leaving the other entries
better chance. Among these, both Dickens and
Lancaster and others of the balance are noted per-
formers Fanny Cheatham, Beacon and Privaeer, 1t
is feared will not have returned In time from Mobile
for their appearance The last races Of the day will
be selling race for all ages premium $500, one and
quarter mile; horses entered to be sold for $1,000,
pounds; FOR s., ZOO, twelve pounds; and pre-
MUM Of $500 for three year olds, dash Of one mile
The third days racing begins with the Ladies'
stake, sweepstake for three year olds; 800 each,
$780, mile al and Ave farongs There are twenty
nominations In this novel and important stake, as
follows:-
D. McDaniel's b. I. Sarah B., by Planet dam Adel-
d. McDaniel's ch. f., by JEFF Davis, dam Fanny
James A. Grimstead's b. f., by Revenue dam by
imp. Sovereign.
Mcconnell 4 Harness. b. I. The Banshee, by Lex
J. H. Dowlng's b. f., by Breckinridge, dam Sophia.
Bowie 4 Has ch T. Australia, by imp. Australian,
dam undine.
+. Morris ch. I. Relentless, by imp Eclipse out Of
T. Norris b. +. Fanny Ludlow, by imp. Eclipse out
f. Norris ch. f., by Eclipse out of Hennie Farrow.
NJ. II. Sinfords br. T. La Polka, by Lexington, dam
j. S watson's b. f. Bonnie Braes, by imp. Balrow-
ME, dam Pasta.
j. s. Watson's ch. (. Heatherbell, by imp. Balrow-
ME- dam imp. LAnglalse.
Thomas g. Bacon's br Lost Cause, by Revenue,
Thomas G. Bacon's br f., Fleurilla, by Dick Cheat
ham, dam by imp Glencoe.
Thomas G. Bacon's ch l., by Blll Cheatham, dam by
Wagner.
A. Keene Richards b. f., by Lexington, dam Gly
A. Keene Richards b. f., by imp. Australian, dam
Bette Ward.
Tnomas G. saunders ch. f., by imp. Australian
r. A. Aexander's b. +. Bonita, by Lexington, dam
Banner.
This race viii be the Inauguration Q. an annual
event similar to the famous race OF the Oaks at Ep
som, and VIII be very popular with the thousand
beauties assembled Mt Jerome Park to witness IT, and
the turfmen in their glorious attempts to win ap-
piause OF their fair hands will revive the memories Of
many who In the great Oaks won by their victories
AND AL % Sc a Of
achievements; but speculation OF their respective
chances OF victory upon that day, at this time, would
ed grand and glorious and worthy Of close ex.
animation. This event will be followed by selling
race for all ages, premium $7O0, one mile and five
urongs horses entered to be sold for $4,000 to carry
their appropriate weight; for $4,000, allowed seven
pounds; for $4,000, allowed twelve pounds. Then
comes for purse of 81, ,000 all ages two mile
heats. This quite probably will be hotly contested,
as very strong field will enter. Those who failed in
the second days racing may be in perfect condition
for this race, 1t has many times been demonstrated
that beaten horse day may prove the conqueror
the following.
The fourth and last days marked with races that
will prove exciting and brilliant. The first Is the
| Jockey Club Handicap, all ages two miles; 500 en-
| trance, half forfeit 500 II declared, with $1,000
| added There were twenty nine entries, twenty-one
OF whom have accepted the weights imposed by the
| Handicapped. They are as follows:-
! lbs.
j. s. watson's CHI h. Onward years.. lis
The Annieswood stable enters ch. H. Extra yrs ia
j. $. Watson's b. II. Delaware, years. ll2
j. $. Watson's b. h. Captain Moore aged 1l2
II. @. Moore's b. h. Beacon, aged III
j. II. Downg's b. Z. Exile, years. .......... ITO
The Annieswood stable enters CHI c. Dickens yrs los
j. W. Pennock's CHI James A. Connolly, years los
j. Eckerson's br. II. Zigzag, aged. l04
II. 4. HutchinsonS b. m. kuth years. lOa