New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25
THE COMING RACING SEASON


liberal programme being published and every induce
meut offered to encourage he breeders and owners OF
racing stock. few years ago running racing was
thing almost unknown here but 1t has crept in little ny
little and the thoroughbred horse improved IN endurance
and swifness by judciOus with some imported
blood other jockey clubs spriDgng into existence
and the newy-formod Dexterpark Jockey Club OF Cnl-
caso OF which Mr. William F. Tucker is President H
issued programme giving days racing In the esI he
OF July and liberal amount Of purses on tne fT # is
Jockey Club prize Of 000 four mieswIl De run
also very probable that we VIII nave t"3 idenee and
this Summer, at Narragasett-f % , for the
los of the Hoboken meetings at Seeaucns dy iI he
such failure last year that Is not h made by the
TrentOnians n j. TO establish raceeC1e a. Is t6Sbe
ton proved such decided failure aS evnense of the
owners of horses Tic first meeting WITHIN easS ulsTo
that win take place teis yer Which commences OH the
first Tuesday in june The prhepai naoo M tbes fit
J"V This is race Tor Syear dds and one OF the highest
stakes in the country Ihere ae o. -, not t1o
late Mr. r. A. Alexander Mr.. sanford, Mr. Morris and
COL Mcdaniel The race will probably ian 10 eltner WI,
SandfOrd's or Mr. MOrriss entry But we VIII give an
analysis Of the performance Of everything entered so9e
time previous to the race and at present we wiz 0n
nOtice the main points In TINS race MT AleAuer S
seventeen nominations, which naturally all became Vod
his DEATH but the Paterson Association have come 10
the determination OF allowing the entries OF Mr. Aexan
that sold with their engagements previous 70 hs
death TO for this race and any other c9mng HS1
the same head IL Is high time there was 0oS S 10
ventiOn Of members from the diHerent Jockey Sis ~
and Cy "A
sally throughout the country preventing az az t
and disputes Of such class In future Inc opIg nec
ing OF the American Jockey Club held at Jerome PARK
the next after, Paterson following eiose az IS ;. tb
Racing will commence on Tuesday, the sth, "itn tne
Fordham stakes This race Is handicap vi
80 each D. D. for all ages and SO only II declared :;
$500 added by the Club, one mile ana quarSIi nv
save his stakes closed with 50 entries declarations to be
made on before the LIST of March This hahueap
very well put together and ought TO produce good neo
o At least twelve starters The following are the weights
imposed by the Handcapper: w,,,,,, ri
Cal tain Moore aged ia lbs sHdkers By JACK ArnsiSpg
r g. MooTcs h. Cen Msishoa years ITO lbs kehsrsOs eh
SD H he yas wood 100 Stable names eh Dickens &
= Foss & sI cT11 sgsd no ms Clement NJ T los lbs
n B. O H, Booth yesrs los Tbs B. r. H1 Rsds5.
years l5 lbs n DOSliHss CHI EaoAATiress u: i9
III ko W Csn Sr oo IS &C. D. @sD.a B. b. Ripley y 100 @
j. II po"PS o. { Ess.6n{ Sd s s iyr: 100 BIS L. w.
roRss cl Clara ClaTita % IS lbs L. w gsomes en- e o.
~ y os@erous sosa k'f n yi 81 los A SsT y4
IN MAD a aSSS, H s lS y IS bs the GesSoOd
stable names Magnet 81 lbs D. MeDsniels eh' by
IG Gs:.: 5yTs 5s n Il SaSior: Henderson, 81 O
To attempt to pick the winner 50 soon, before the
assurance that we really do not possess but we may men
tion a few words the subject. The two hrst De,a
and we should Ike to see into whose hands they fall
before we pronounce Judgment on Their resPfee
Metairie whose chance with ITO 10 as the distance
vii probably furnish the winner but who the chosen
one ~ the flock viii be we are not yet prepared 10 say. We
do not think Exile Gate Peppers Ghos, by Fright ont Of
HypOcfite stands much show with his impOst Enchan-
tress pretty well in, and is Hampton Court and one
whom had nearly forgotten, Raquette claims iltte
attention. he very fast for mile, and 100 b onght
stop him. We will give further sketen OF TINS
is The Belmont Stakes for threeyear olds for which
there are p nominatons Out OF TINS I9t t SANFORD
has H. and Mr. Norris g. making exactly haI OF the whoe
number running, and including Hotspur own brother 70
ASferOid Northumberland (Own brother TO Norol ana
Relen tles the full sister of Ruthless One Of this lot
ought to be well up but on the morning OF the race we
Hopeful Stakes" for twOyear ods five furlOngs $50
trance with $500 added There are ~ entries for TINS
has Inverngass Invercauld, and Gepgary, three inn
ported youngsters sired by ODD Calabar, St. Adams
and sincerely hope that this gentleman gentleman may dgy
meet with the success his do ente dIea q ny
Raeman. Is the joint property OF Messrs Cameron ana
jerome ana one OF tne n sS hg hone and muscle
with good shoulders, and hooks racer ali over Mf
probably hear something before the season is over Mr.
sanfords two, by Lexington are very promising oyi
hut 1t is impossible TO give any definite opinion OF their
respective merits at early period The last race on
the first day is mile heats for purse OF 500 when VII
close the day previous The second DAY WIN
dash Of mile and five furlongs for $780, which IS FOL
ages There are q entries for TINS race put 70 me
az many had entered their horses 1t was found that
skddy and Bathgate, had put in an appearance much
to the CONSERVATION Of all the other owners ana
the animal was kep by MT Jerome ana We Learn bna5
from this race and tile Feather stake, which will leave
the other entries a better chance Among the others
aT S Fxtrs and Dickens Mr. sanfords Virgil is wen
Known to all the racing world IN this state DC Ceurcey,
Delaware Metae. and Lancaster are all performers OF
name This race viii probably form one OF the most
Jerome S Park. + s. Moore has there entered Fanny
Cheatham. Beacon and lPTiyateer' but as ne taxes
get hack in time for this meeting The days sport VIII
conclude with selling race for al ages ana mile neat
Ladies' stake sweepstakes for year old FLIES, entrance
500 h. f., $1,000 added by the Cup one mile ana nve
lion the osss wins e oSt Of When
the fooping have appeared IN public Col McDanels's
sarah by Planet. dam Adelgisa by imported Glencoe
r. Morris Relentless u sister to Ruthless and Fanny
Ludlow by imported Eclipse out OF Mole jackson Mr..
watsOn's Bonnie Braes by imported Barownie dam
asta by Revenue on paper this event up 70 the pres
Alexander had two entered but they we're both dsqua
Ned ~ MS death Inc gay rus y mic SaSt rocs o
$1,000 premium both OF these races close ON the pre-,
ous day The fourth and last day OF tine msssqg n
country The racing will commence with the Jockey
Sa ae 30 If deelaTed $1,000 added by the Club
ncceptances to be made on or before the M OF March
win accept The following are the weights imposed
by the Handicapped
BE usa s' Is T. E1s sy YET & wsiSoa Dcszs5
~ e .s.s5 ss he g. JH f pSSnS r EI ne np
va 10 M TIE auassIood Stable names ch e. dickens y oS
e so Ssss5 B. TS. @ ~ ~ Fi9ssss
% kIsI'o f. H. IS S g S o. hs s.s
I0l b McDsuss G. Morfissey years 02 b D. heDahsPs
Cissut 0t lbs J. H. DaTings en- Bnehsutfess,
yrs 100 lbs YoIbe iEs sh BY Barewnis 100 lss
Bekersons b. T. Seeg 100 lbs D. MDangPs b. Ripley,
Sy 100 lbs H. DoslDgs hl Gerald ys, 80 lbL w. Con.
s.' r. e ssSs .yTs = % cen H YIs: sa sS ~:
W Cameroos Hampton Court 81 lbs Benonp b. T..
Md OF Honor lbs Leonard W. Jeoms eh T. Clara Cad
ira o. lbs 81 H. SsHfors b. &, Lutte yra, s. lbs H. San
SfFsb T. la HenaesOs, y IS bs Mr. Carriers t. Stepping
Boae. 3yrA. 90 lbs
out Of this lot, the best in opinion Tycoon,
Delaware Extra and the PICK OF R2%ngs stable e. The Inc
gallant chestnut 20 carry for two miles and hold his
To0uetfe "a wen n but do not believe he stay the
distance and as many changes may occur before June,
we will cay no more about at present The second