The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26
LONG BRANCH RACES.
THE JULY MEETrNG-rHE GATHERING OF THE
HORSES, &C.

THE JULY MEETING-THE GATHERING OF THE
HORSES, &C.
LONG BRANCH June rs, 1875
The summer season has commenced at Long Branch
than usually carly and with increased attractive
ness and brliancy Many improvements have boon
made in the drives and walks since last summer. New
cottages have sprung up in all directions and additions
have been made to several Of tho hotels The New
Jersey Central Railroad have erected end
modious depot at easy distance from the hotels and
arc already running full trains morning aud evening
for the accommodation Of tho increased number Of
visitors There freshness and about tho
Branch at this early peculiarly attractive, and
the refreshing view OF tho alone worth tho trip.
to say nothing Of the delicious breczos aud the daily
plunge In the salt waves.
Great preparations being made for the
ing at Mon mouth Park to commence on Saturday,
July l. Tho course is in fine order. Tho club
house and grand stand have been repanted and pre-
sent very handsome appearance. Indeed everything
about tho park is in excellent condition and in readi-
ness for the crowds that will. doubt, throng every
available space at tho meeting. This is Of the
handsomest raco tracks In America, with the advan-
tages OF beautiful roads leading to il twatered during
the meeting TO Grecvant dash easy drive OF three
miles from the main Ocean avenue, and al all times
glimpse oil and . breath from the sea.
The this season will be OF more than ordinary
interest as the entries arc very numerous and the
stakes large The first day, July l. the Great Jersey
Derby Stakes. On Tuesday, July 4, the Monmouth
Cup. TO be followed, according 10 programme, with
other days and races Of equal interest
Many OF the horses are already In training at the
park, and others arriving by every tram SO nu-
erous have been the entries that the ample stable
accommodations at the track have been insufficient
and the club have been compelled to lease all OF the
available stables in the Immediate neighborhood
That some idea may be had Of tho interest and i'm
portancc OF the meeting to commence on Saturday,
July /, there Is appended hereto list OF the horses
now at Monm nth Park in training for the great
tests then 10 take placc:--
. Mr.. BELNoxr's STABLE. -0tpa. Fiddlcstick, Ber-
tram Suitana Patience, Dauntcss, Clcnatis Hibernia
Susquehanna Baroness.
MR.. GEoRGE LoEILLARD's SrABLE-Tom Oshiltrce,
Lcander. Simburct, Ambush, Warlock, Lucifcr, Lot
terry, Ladylikc. Olieastcr, Lounger
Aaron Pennington, Leonard, Frank Jones' Dalgasian-
Mr. CormiLL's SrABLE.-McLiator Asses. Colonel
Michigan Stampede, Ascension, Adventure PhUbc H.,
General Harvey.
Mr.. HITCHcocx's STAnLE--Galway, Carboo, Spring
let, Busy Bee, vineland and 1--WE two-ycar- old colts
Mr. BABcocK's SrABLE-Egypt, 0xmore, Wood
land.
WELDON & GInxEY's acknowledgements, War
pcntac, Hail Columbia
Mr.. CorFEE's srABLE-Charl,e Null, Donnybrook
Ida Wells and several fine colts
Mr. CHAuBERLrx's SIAnLE-Lord Zetland and lone
CARR Co.'S STAnlE-victory, Brtska, Bun and
Blue Ella wottou, Rife, Mignonnc, Blunder, Carte
Blanche Simeon, Stormaway and Juno
Beside these Mr.. Donohuc has ten horses r. Loril
lard ten, Governor Bowie SIX Mr.. Purycar four, Mr.
Clayton four. Colonel Mcdaniel ten, TO arrive on
Wednesday from Philadelphia. where they have been
attending the Centennial meeting at that CITY.