New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

Vespucus eh C., VS. BY Planet, Gam COlanOA
MR.. JACOB PINCUss STABLE.
Msia5o ch o. BY U S. P Vs i. SaT pS HhtV Carter
Gastraisu' eS t. yrs, BY imp Australian dam Uudine
FeRan eb e. VA BY imp Mickey Free, dam imp spletto
Ts,%asa 3y 81 imp Aa.'EalIaa' dam Matte Gross
DR.. WELDoS's STABLE.
Aldebaran ch h.. aged, BY Commodore dam by Glencoe
LEGAL c b. Ls1ias dam M.GSn On, Of wDupg
Ric6mond, g. b.. syn by Two Bits dam FAITH
T TSS5a T. T., ! US, by Barorne out of julia
siseiy B {, yrs, by Rogers, dam Angelina p,,
MAJOR BAcoSs STABLE
I Is' caSs b. e. yrs BY Reyepine Of Sea Breeze
GsseI, h. W.. BY oau vOucris BY yOgeur
0ysTls:s b. Old csa6ar Out ofveroncs dam
Fores b. T. ira by Dick CheaGbam oat Of Glencoe mare
BTown 6lIy yrs by Bill Chestbam.
BATHGAIE STABLE
Trainer: Waldron D..
BrS~a Giy 2yrs., BY BalrowuIe, out Of verbena
CAPT. MOoRE's STABLE.
Fanny che,thm {, tyfa51 dsm ay Leaf
PrSateer b. b. years By Lightning dam ieunis Fafr0T
GRAY colt Years By Lexington, out Of Ghsette.
Chestnut 1 years b b Daniel Daniel Boone Boone dam
MR. sASDFoRDs STABLE
Lancaster b. h. 5yrs By Lexington dam Blue Bonnet
Virgil b. G., US, by yandal, dam By imp Yorkshire.
Hoi.paT roam e. yrs bT Lexington dam Nebula
King john. T. c. 5yrs, By leI9sioH, dam Ssbq 5ii,
salute, eh C.. yr.., BY Lexington Dam sally Polk
Nun CHI t. BY Lexington, dam Novice
Trainer: Mr. Thompson
Luxembourg. b. b.. yean By imported sovereign
Gen Duke. CD. c. years by Lexington dam Lila
R.yoSs C. yea b 2, Lexington dam dam g esd Ss.
Sumter hniat6 c. yeals jy lien dam 81 Moqg;A
BIOEh colt rear, BY Pane, dam Daisy By Cracker
"RI ri A2aHlai h. S FsPlE'
Onward en- h. years by RinggOd, out OF Ny LADY
IrItouv a I
Chestnut colt 2 years, By Eclipse, ont Of FIDELITY.
Mr. I, FESNS &C. SSel sIiHPLE'
lanes Connolly By yauda dam by Miave and two others
Yesterday AT daylight the track was alive with horses
taing their work Mr.. SlnfOrds lot were all sweated
Vigil dong five miles IN his blankets, and La Polka
vTo yeards came out aud did little gentle work Ian
caster is looking very well and gaOping strong. ire
his stockings and seemed TO go very strong The two
year-olds CANINE Barn and Attraction, also, were
ground with Metairie. who looked very We'll and the
Uncle Vic colt. the Lexington My and Fsnia1 all
had out Fieetwng De Courcy General Yorke, St. Paul.
we'll With his odashloned short stride, and pc C6urcey
who has grown into very line morse, when gallopng
round came alongside OF QpNart and gave hip az much
very well and strong, and so is ST. Paul Dr. Weldon had
put Local and AldeDaran who took threemile gaop
Donnop also took an easy sSop He Western horses were
O'clock Luxembourg, General Duke, BayOnet, and
yauxhal out in string and went for an easy gal
OPP The Duke is improving, and will probably win
good race before long Alpha and brown lly by Bal
Qwuie, both twO-year Odds, under the care OF the
Younger Waidron lad spin OF five furOnss which ter
minated in the easy victory Of the brown hy Nj Nor.
ISIS lot when they came out were watched very closely
IS both Fanny Ludlow and the 2year old VIII be prom.
nent hyOres in their respective races. Old Onward
ooked very we'll and In good condition Capt Moore had
mt Fanny Cheathmr stonewal JACKSON Pnvateer, Gen
amy S'V cieatham end Frivateer ran a fast mile
ogether and stonewall jackson and Gen. Me-
nIa had ponH amin
cry we'll we'll indeed and in splendid condition
here at present about 30 horses in training at the
ark and about dozen more are expected daily,
oil McDanels had not arrived aud there others TO
ONE. The racing Will commence on Tuesday, June 3,
nth 80 entries out of winch % have accepted aud OF
tone wall Jackson Gen Mcmahon Clement Urbana Ego
list, Enchantress Raquette H. Booth Gen. York, Clara
God race, and will be won by either Clement Stone
ia Jackson. The second event, the Belmont stakes.
tarters to the post Paul, Margaret, Fanny Ludlow
nclc Vie, colt King John, LalPolka, yauxhal, General
irisele The f9yorite here Is Fanny Ludlow. but
he will have all her work TO beat Mr.. Sanford's
representative The third event, the Hopeful stakes.
u twoyear Odds has subscribers out of whom about
M start, FLIES by Oaklands Wild Jessie, Vespucius,
ass en- 10y Eclipse, ont of Fidelity, by Glencoe, ch c.
Daniel Boone, dam Maggie q, and CHI lilly by Daniel
Seen one of Mr. sanords and one of the Daniel Boone
ock The last Tuesday, premium for $500 for
7 ages, mile heats, the entries will close on Monday
fternOOn. - "A
ON Wednesday. racing will commence with a sweep.
akes for lles foaled In 1885, which has three entries
n. r. ~ Cameron's Invercaud, Mr.. l.. W. Jeromes
apture and Mr. Morriss bay fllly by Eclipse out OF
asher This will probably fall TO Rapture. Tue
cond WILDE premium OF S7OO for all ages entries
OF yet closed The third race-the Westchester Cup
aluo s2OOO-closed with IS entries This will be a SPLEEN
race and probably bring out the following starters
lackbrd Extra, Virgil, Local. De Courcy, Metairie,
inward, Lancaster James A. Connolly, Fanny Cheatham
nd Privaeer The fancy one OF tins lot WI. DO Fanny
IA no ftn mi haafa
nd James D. Connolly is certain to run good race The
avs sport viii conclude With selling and pre-
um OF $500 for threeyear ods BOTH TO close on the day
on Thursday the first race will be sweepstakes fol~
,ts and Niles foaed In 1865 There five subscribers
1t probably only three will start, either Canny BARN or
espucus Rapture aud Geneg. This race is very dark
present but Glenelg Will run very well The second |
90 will be the Ladies' stake for 3year old hes closed
it'll 20 nominations Tue starters Will probably comprise
amy Ludlow, Australia, Ia Polka, Bonnie Braes, Lost |
i9se and chestnut ny by Bill Cheatham. This race Will
included with selling and premium for 200,
70 mile heats entries TO close Wednesday afternoon
st days OF the meeting; racing will open with the
eEey Club Handicap. two miles and a quarter, for
od race aud the following horses will probably start
award, Extra, Beacon. James A. Connolly, ZgZag.
eHent Morrissey, Egotst. Gen. Yorke Maid Of Honor,
ell in this race, and Beacon and Connolly will go
ny near winning The sweepstakes for three year olds
II probably bring to the post General Duke, fy by
ltler 10 Frank Allen, Wild jessie Australia Hotspur,
Paul. Uncle b. c. colt by Dolly and Fanny Ludlow
lis will lay between Carter General Duke, and Fanny
dlow. fhc third race will be sweepstakes for two
ar Odds half H. $50 entrance pp $500 added by the
closed with Sg oakland lnC out Of feH M
MAJ, chestnut colt b, Breckenridge, dam, Ellen
teman, Canny Barn. Yea 'uelus' salute, Ihe Nun,
by Eclipse out of Fidelity htsnut colt by Daniel
one dam Maggie s. and chestnut My by Daniel Boone
4 win but good judges are favor Of the chestnut
by Eclipse, out OF Fidelity Thoast race OF ihe meet