The New York herald., 1874-04-19


Laurence and Loriusrd's shyIock. bay horse,
years old, by Lexington, dam Edth. by sovereign.
LADY Brnce, brown flly, years Old, by Leaning
ton. dam Lady snerrod, by Lexington,
Hyder All, brown colt, 2 wears old, by imp
bennington, dam Lady Duke, by Lexington.
Liverpool, chestnut gedng. years ola, by
Planet, dam Novice, ty Glencoe.
THbMAs' STABLE.
X. W. cameron's brown hy, years old. by War
minister, dam sophia. by Bonnie Scotland; ana
brown dlly, years DID, by War arminister, dam Lady
James Thompson's chestnut ally. years old
dui! sister 70 famouihl, by Planet, dam Red Rose,
by Glencoe; anu chestnut lilly, years DID, by
Australian dam the dam OF Meteor.
Advices have been received that T. w. Hunt
with his stable about the lat OF May next, and
shortly alter y. A. Grinstead, I. W. Iisdale,
stables IRON St. Louis, win follow then the
strong training In this section. snch az those OF
MT. hemont, AR. Frank Morris, Messrs, Hunter
Colonel Mcdaniel, q. 5. Lloyd and Others will go 10
make up large representation and cause the
track on early mornings TO be busy scene
jERokE's SPRING NETTING.
The American Jockey cubs programme for the
most nterestSa eeeh s a au Win onen !" nn
saturday June q. with purse of $500, with maiden
allowances, tnree-gnarters OF mile. Tnen comes
hall ioreit and only $40 II declared by the 2o,h or
May, with $500 added, Que me and quarter.
This has iorty nominations. two more than it mad
IN 1878 Among them are many old acqnaintances,
such a. Mr.. Saniord's Preakness, Milton, Brigand
and Mate, the latter OF whom Won this stake
last year, carryln. lO4 pounds, anu Preakness.
his stable companion finishing second Tubman.
SprinSbok and Cora Lam, OF Colonel McDaniers
string, are also III, and OF Mr.. BemonLs stable
there are Gray Planet, oakland and PerIwinNle,
while Hunter n Travers Will rely upon Strachino.
Jonn r. onaioerlin's survivor, the winner oi the
Preakness staAes last year at Baltimore, and
Mary Constant, will also be found in The list. Cap
tain Moore has entered Foster, and VIII again try
nun alter long rest. There are many additional
excellent performers, such Midew, Minstrel
Long brancn, carlooo, Lizzie Lucas, Artist, Vault
but as the weights do not appear until the 1st
prox., speculation as TO the chances OF any Will be
premature.
Next In order is the Withers stakes. for three
year-olds, or 500 eacn, haif forfeit with 1000
added. This closed Win thirty nominations, and
among the number are Grimst tead, Beatrice Steel
Eyes, Maccaro0n, Weathercock. Bartleaxe and the
sue washington colt ny Asterold. Hunter h
lrayers' King Pm was In their company. but the
unfortunate accident wh.ch befei hin recently
wil no doubt, keep him out OF the grand field,
though some OF the admirers OF the colt nope the
times, and was early withdrawn last season Tor
the purpose OF saving him Tor this years stakes.
HIS preliminary exercise before the accident had
been connned 10 a mile IN aOout 2:l0. Next in
order, and which viii wind up the opening days
sport, Is
TIE EIGHrH RENEWAL or THE wEsTcHEsTER cur,
a sweepstakes OF $50 each, play pay. with ST. 400
added; two miles and q quaricr. This closed with
twenty-Slx nominations, and II IS considered one
OF rhe most Interesting races OF the year. Tom
Bowling the pride OF McGrathiana, Is not engaged
in it as Mr. dcGrath did not fancy tue imposed
Mate notced IN the hsL; but yet there are many
favorlte performers among sbe number. Colonel
and Tnnfnan, and q. II. Rice with Wanderer,
who Won The cup last year. The others
the .dark'' DIVISION the cup was first won in 1867
with LoadstoBe, by Lexington, and, with but two
exceptions that OF Local. Dy Lightning, IN $685.
and Helmb0d. by imp Australian, In lS70) IL mas
always been won by the offspring OF tnat renowned
sire.
SECOND DAY.
"Wednesday.
dash OF Que me. purse OF $500. with maiden allow
ances. Then follows handicap sweepstakes, Tor
with $500 added; the winner to be sold at auction
Tor $1,000; one mic and an eighth. Third on the
stakes OF 500 each, nall forfeit, with $1,000
added; dash or two miles. Here are noticed
springhok, Tunman, Aod-e.koree. preakness,
MOnarcnist. Foster. Survivor Village Blacksmith,
Wanderer, Boaster and others not so we'll known
to lame. The stake will be well worth the win
ming. The fourth race win be a handicap steepIe
chase, about two miles and hail. for purse Of
$500.
THIRD DAY.
Saturday, June 49, opens with the Belmont
Stakes, Tor thrae-y earolds OF 500 each half ior-
Ieit, with 500 ADDED by the Club and piece OF
mile and half. TINS stake closed with nfty-three
nomnaflons and among them are many noticed
inr py tne betting already made. The Contest viii
certainly be OF d close and interesting character.
Then comes the new departuren at Jerome
Park, the Juvenile Stakes for w0.yearods, hall a
mile. Heretofore the Youngsters never ran unti
the October meeting. ln this there are thirtytwC
/ nominations, and among the lot are many hign
4 bred ones Mr. Morris Is In the list with q tiuy by
Eclipse, dam Prophecies Mr.. Withers With flly by
Marsyas, and Mr. Belmont Is represented by
/ Gladlateur colt and a tily and colt by Kentucky
! Austraiind by Australian, dam Dolly Carter, is ~
! the company, and will bear close observation. She
Is full sister to Joe Daniels This lilly ~ in Hun
a. Travers' stable, WHO have also entered King
Bolt, GyrO and Lacy Lumey. The stake viii pay
the winners, as it is Of 500 each hall forfeit, with
$500 added.
The third race is purse OF 5000, for horses that
never won q race, exceeding ia value $1,000
(matches and private sweepstakes excepted), one
! mile and half and then follows a race OF mile
heats Tor purse OF 500.
FOURTH DAY.
Tuesday, June IL, opens with the Ladies' Stakes,
for FLIES. three years old, 500 each, haf Iorlcit
with $1,000 added, one mile and half; closed
WITH forty nominations.
The second race is purse or 5000, one mile and
y quarter, the winner TO be sold for $1,000.
Inc third race IL a. dasn os 81 one mile ana mrec.
VIII end with a handicap hurdle race. purse oi
500, one nile ana thrce-luarters, over seven hur-
dies.
On Thursday, June 49, there are five races all OF
lnterest;-Erst purse OF $500, Tor maldens, one
mile and half; second, purse Of $500, one mile
and threc-quarters third purse OF $6o0 for three
year-Oids; lilies to carry i0o lbs, beaten madens
carry lbs., and OF the Belmont or LADIES' Stakes
] lbs. extra, one mile and quarter; fourth,
Members cup, valued at $500, added to a handicap
sweepstakes OF $25 each, play or pay; three TO
start or no race; one mile and an eighth; fifth.
handicap steepechase, purse OF $500, about two
miles and q hall.
WINDING UP.
Saturday, June 20, the last day OF the meeting,
also has i've races. These are as ollows:-First,
purse OF $780, for two-y yearolds, nall mile; sec
ond, purse OF $780, for three yearods which have
not won this year, one mile; third, Tree handicap
sweepstakes OF $25 each, with $500 added one mile
aud an eighth fourth, free handicap sweepstakes
or $50 edcn, with $500 added, one mile and hve-
eighths: and nth and fnal, tree handicap
sweepstakes OF 500 each, with s., 900 added, two
miles and u nalf.
In case OF postpOnement the Executive Commit
tee will announce any consequent change III the
time Tor closing, &c., the several nandcaps.
The hrst race each day will come OF punctuay
at three O'Clock.