New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-22

added to a sweepstakes Of $50 each two and quarter
miles, 10 be the second day OF the Spring meeting
by the change It Is necessary for winner OF single
race amounting to $4,000 TO carry three pounds extra
ward. 10 pounds extra The entries for this have
creased however by six 1871 and 1872 The entries
Handicap has SO entries the Jockey Club sweepstakes
20 the Westchester Cup 49, and the Hunters Stakes 49,
OTHER MEETINGS.
The Louisiana Jockey Club will open It's Spring meet
ing at New Orleans, La Saturday, April H. and con
tinue the 18TH ieth 7th 18th, and l9hsix days in
ALL The programme is well arranged the added money
amounting 10 $4,000. There will be three events each
day The Pickwck Stake il the important on the
opening day II IL for colts ana Niles three years Ca
colts and les four years old comes of on the second
$1,000 added A selling OF mile and half for
81 800 the l7th and the following day a
tyoile race admitting ali ages for the club Purse OF
81 900, will take place. The concluding contests promise
10 be the finest of the meeting. The Fortuna stake,
Al 900 for aieg three wears old will be run with the
Consolation Purse, for horses that have and not
during the meeting, and four-mlle neat, Tor All
ages, the Club Purse being 5000 The number OF en-
tries for these far announced, ~ as fOoWs'
Pickwick Stake ~ entries; Louisiana Stake entries
Fortuna Stake, entries.
pOrtan meeting Of the The Spring races VIII
take place May q, %, 20, and 80 at Baltimore The
follows: The Prcakness Stakes Tor thIec-
yearOlds 81 900; Handicap Stakes for fouryear0lds,
$500 Chesapeake stakes, for FLIES three years old 500;
PmcO Stakes, for all ages $780, and the Grand Seepe-
chase Post Stakes about two miles and nall, over
fair hunting course $50 each, and the CuD VIII add
cap Stakes entries the Chesa peake Stakes, IL entries
the PlmcO Stakes, 10 entries and the steepechase IL
entries. , -, ...,..
The beautiful track at Buffalo VIII bring together
horses during the August meeting OF the DRIVING
Park Association, which Will begin on Tuesday, the 2st
aud continue four days The programme mas n9l yett
been published but as usual the MANAGERS nave 9heted
the purses for the colt two Ia number the rst OF
$1,000 Tor fouryearolds and under and the second OF
$500 for yeyearOds and under These races are 10 be
mile heats best three In ye ana are to be rOted under
the regulations or the National Association Last year
the Association gave away 100000 In purses ana TINS
YEAR Tho twill he sld
The Spring meeting of Nashville Blood Horse AS
ISOLATION viii begin Tuesday May H. and continue
hve days. The total amount to be distributed Is 1890,
and there will be 10 In all, among which are me
die Handicap Stakes, which is dash OF two miles over
eight hurdles; the Railroad Stakes for all ages two
mile heats Maxwell House Stakes, for threeyear-ods;
and race between beaten horses for $500.
The Utica Park Association held ITS hrst meetog last
August and the result satisfactory that the man
ayers will give a second meeting this year, with larger
purses they have also decided 10 nave running OF
three days IN June but the dates have not yet been
fixed The trotting meeting Will be held on Aug ., o. u
The Cleveland Club offers purses amounting to 100000
to be troted for at its July meeting beginning July 70
The Dexter Park Association of Chicago, H.. offers
positively that the directors Will give Fall meeting.
when $4,000 will be distributed
The Excelsior Stake Is offered by tine Prospect Park
Ear Ground ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN TO be roted in the
winner to have twothirds of the wnole stake.
MEETINGS IN 1873.
Running
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB. BALTIMORE MD.-sDrng
meeting-Alay p, %, 20, and 30.
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION, LEXINGTON, KY.-Spring
meeting-May - -. IA. IS, 10. aud II.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB, JEROME PARK.-spring
meeting-June 7. II. IA, II. 10, and II.
MONMOUTH PARK, Long BRANCH, n. J.-First meeting
and 10.
SARATOGA ASSOCIATION, SARATOGA, ". Y.-First meet
ng-July "A, 20, 49, 81 and Aug q Second meeting-Aug
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB, NEW oRLEASs, LA.--spring
meeting-April II. Is, l6, II, IL, and 49,
CmCKAsAw ASSOCIATION, MEMPHIS, TENS.--April %,
80, and May l, 2. and 3.
BLOOD HORSE ASSOCIATION, NASHVILLE, TESS.-May
UREA ASSOCIATION, UTICA, N. Y.--Annual meeting in
June.
PROSPECT PARK BROOKLYN NY-sprng meeting
BUFFALO PARK, BUFFALO, n. Eighth annual meet
ing-Aug. 8, 6, 7, and &.
DEXTER PARK CHICAGO ILL.-Anuual meetng-July
UTICA PARK ASSOCIATION, UTICA, " y Second
annual meetng-Aug. ., o, 7, and 3.
BEACON PARK, ALLsToN, MAss.-Sprlng meeting June
HORsE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. JACKSON, MIcH.-An-
nual meeting June II, 49, 10. and 20.
NoRTHERN ONO FAIR ASSOCIATION CLEVELAND. OHIO
Third annual meeting, July 20. 30. 81, and Aug. l.
CATTsKILL o. " AssocIATIOS.-Juiy %, "a, ana 25
GOSHEN PARK ASSOCIATION, GOSHEN, y. Y.-MayT, %,
and 70.
DRIvISG PARK ASSOCIATION. EAST SAGINAW, MICH
June q, 2j &c, and q.
HORSE AND AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. LOWELL,
MICH-June "a, 2J, rs, and n.
HAMPDEN PARK, SPRINGFIELD, MAss.-Aug. 10, 20, 81,
POST BREEZE PARK. PHILADELPHIA, PENN Sept O.
10, and IL.
INCIDENTS OF THE TURF.
There at present exists feud between the trainers nd
drivers. who have formed protective association aud
the National Trottng Association. The rules Of the
former organization directly conflict with those
OF the National Association. and there cannot very
well be any trottng until the two parties reach
agreement. The trainers and drivers claim that the
regulations Of the National Congress bear very hard
upon thcm deprlvng them of their just rights. while
their appeals have always been UNDECIDED Nearly so
names are enrolled on the books OF the new association
and the probable result can only be surmsed.
Mr. Lowell having offered TO rOt American Girl against
any horse m the world for 500 JAS Irving has Though
Mr. BOrst the trainer accepted the challenge in behalf
of his bay geding jim Irving In the following words:
II will trOt the horse jim Irving two races against
American Girl OF mile heats best three in five, to
or in harness, the other twome heats to wagon
harness for s25OOa side each races half forfeit
first race the second to be play pay; Mr.. Lowell to
select whether they to harness but previous
the trotng of the first race all the money upon the
second is to be paid up, which shall be play pay. Or
will trot jim Irving the against any horse,
mare, or gedng in the world for $500 or 5000 side
each race, upon the conditions both TO be
accepted by the parties accepting the challenges be
troed during the month of June next such track
tracks shall be mutually agreed upon half OF the
money to be put up on accepting this challenge"
The California Derby, which Is new stake under the
auspices OF the Bay District Association OF San Fran
cisco, closed the 18th nit with IL entries. 1t Will be
OF the important events of the coming season The
trOttng stations George Wilkes and Honest Allen
Lexington, KY, where they will remain in 1873 Ash
land Park. Goldsmith Maid will not appear IN public
before summer or Fall, when she will trot with Lucy
The latter is training for the Spring San Fran
cisco.
Occident, the California horse, who trotted against
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy, last FALL is stabbed at Sacra-
mento, under the charge OF his trainer. The final
have been made for the race between
Rosalnd and Occdent, but the day has not yet been
announced.
The programmes for the at Mystic Park Boston,
and those at NarTagansett Park, Providence r. f. and
other parks have not yet been announced.
new horse disease has appeared Staten Island,
and many horses daily attacked.
The following is list of horses with record below
1923
Name Time. ! Name Time.
Flora Temple. 29l DeIter........... 2:lil
George Palmer 2l9l George Wilkes
Jennie 2;I3t JaY Gould 2ZI4
Flora Bell... 2SSl Ga1ele 2.Zl
Lady ThOrne 2l8t Goldsmith Maid. 2l6i