Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17
THE RACING SEASON.
Entries FOR Events Of the American
Jockey CIub and Saratoga Meet
ings.

New YORK Tribune.
The nominations for the races Of the
] American Jockey Club and of the Saratoga
| Association, which closed on March /. have
been announced. For the Fordham Handi-
| cap Sweepstakes Of the American Jockey
! Club, = miles, to be run on the first day
Of the spring meeting, 53 horses are en-
tered. Among these are August Belmont's
| Countess, boswell & Cammack's King
| Bolt, Robert Cathcart, jr.'s, Kadi, W. II.
| S1nfOTds Preakness, Mate, and Brigand,
/ Hunter & Travers King Pin, N. A. Lit
| tells Wild Idle, D. McDaniels Springbok,
| Josie B., and Matte W., A. P. Green's Al
lah, Joseph Donahue's Artist and Busi-
ness, Thomas Puryear's Grinstead and
Rutherford, L. a. Hitchcock's Century and
Galway, a. NJ. Burton's Survivor, w. Cot
trils BOnayenture, D. /. Bannatyne's
| StockWOod.
For the Westehester Cup, a sweepstakes
Of $50 each, with $500 added, two miles
and a quarter, there are q entries. Among
them Lawrence & G.. Lorillard's Shylock,
7. 3. * w. B. Davis's Fadladeen, Robert
Catheart, Jr.'s, Kadi; p. Lorillard's Saxon,
Hunter & Travis's King Pin, 81. A. Lit
tells Reform, Z. Mcdaniel q Co.'S Tub
man and Madge, L. A. HitchcOck's Lime
stone, VIM. Jennings Ballankeel.
The Grand National Handicap Steeple-
chase, a sweepstakes Of Sl0J each, and only
20 if declared by May 20, with $500 added,
three TO start or no race, over the usual
steepiechase course, about two miles and a
halt, has l6 entries, among which are Jas.
5. Cattanach's Meteor, L. & g. LOrillard's
Bullet, A. II. TOrTenee's Trouble, Joseph
DOnabue's George West and Artist, Au-
drew Allan's Zadoc William jennings
HuntreSs.
olds, 500 each, with $500 added, half a
mile, to be run on the third day Of the
spring meeting, there are thirty-One en-
tries. There are in that number horses
from ths stables of August Belmont, NJ. II.
Sanford, p LoIillard, d. Mcdaniel, Thos.
Puryear, John F. Chamberlain, and II. 2.
McGrath.
The Jockey Club Handicap Sweepstakes
of SIOO each, and only so if declared by
May 20, with $1,000 added, to be run on
the iOuIth day of the spring meeting, two
miles, has tWenty-six entries, among which
are August Belmont's Countess, Robert
Cathedrt's Kadi, Sanford's Preskness and
australian, p. LOrillard's Saxon, Hunter &
TTayers' King Pin, Littelrs Wild Idle, Nc
Green's Allah, Puryear's Grinstead and
Rutherford, Hitcbcock's Limestone.
For the Post Stake, dash Of miles, Of
500 entrance, the Club to add $1,000, TO
be run az the fall meeting, the subscribers
are August Belmont, NJ. II. Sanford, X. /
w. Sears, P. Lorillard, NJ. A. Littell, ID.
Mcdaniel & Co., Joseph Donahue, ThOm-
as Puryear & Co, A. B. Lewis & Co., and
w. Cottrill.
The Annual Sweepstakes for 1876 for
thTee-year Olds, 25 miles, has 10 entries,
among which ere BelmOnt's Killarney and
SUltana, P. LOrilard's Shirley and Baronet,
McDaniels Australian, Puryear's Nara |
gsnsett, and A. B. Lewis Bruce.
In the Saratoga Races there are IS entries |
for the sweepstakes Of ali ares, $50 each |
with $500 added, 20 b5 run OF the first day |
OF the first meeting OF this year. Among |
the horses entered are Litteli's Reform, |
BelmOut's Countess, SanfJrd's Mate, Ne |
Daniel &5Cc.'s SpIingbok, Puryear's Grin !
stead, jennings Ballaukeel.
There are 80 entries for the Flash I
Stakes, which are for twO-yeaT-Olds, 500 /
each with 300 added. half q mile, to be
run on third day Of first meeting. Among 4
the racers entered are horses from the |
stables Of Lorillard, Belmont, Chamber
lain, AiTDaniel q Co, Puryear & Co., Nc
Grl.h md Glias-ead.
For the Saratoga Cup, a sweepstakes of
$50 each, with $1,000 added, = miles,
there are 3 entries, among which are LOr-
ill8rd's Saxon, l.itreI's Wild Idle, Be-
m0at's Count D'Orsay. p. w. Sears Ae-
robat, Sani0rd's Preakness, Mcdaniel Il
Co.'S S97iu16ok and Tubman, Puryear's
Rutherford and GrinStead. McGrath's
Aaron Pennington. Jennings Ballenkesl,
HitvhcoCz's Limestone.
The Sequel Stakes, for three-year-Olds,
so entrance, with 500 added, two miles,
has - entries. Among the number are
LorIllard's Sp-inglet and Atlas, Littell's
LORI Give, BelmOnt's Matador Chamber
Puryesr's Meco.
The Summer Handicap, two miles, for
all ages, has 20 entries. Among the horses
now entered to run are Lorillard's Saxon,
Lttell's Wild Idle, BelmOnt's Countess,
Sears Acrobat, Cathcart's kadi, Mcdaniel /
x Co.'S Josie B. and Matte W., PUryear's
Grinstead HitchcOck's Limestone.
There are p entries for the sweepstakes
for two-year-olds, 500 entrance, with 500
added, three-quaTlers Of mile. The prin-
cipal stables represented are those Of Loril-
lard, Belmont, Mcdaniel, McGrath and
Puryear q Co.
The sweepstakes for three -year-Olds, 500 !
entrance, with 500 added, one mile and
half, haS u entries, the most notable of
which are LorillaUi's Atlas, Littell's Lord
Give, BelmOnI's MatadoT. Chamberlain's
TOM Ochiltrce and Scramble, and Puryear's
Warwick.