The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-17
WHERE THE FLYERS MEET.
THE REMARK fBLE REJTTfL or RICING
IT the SOUTH md VEST
What the Meetings at Cincinnati, Columbus,
~. Louis. and LouisviiIe Promise In sport
md Spced-,Ierome Pnrk-Pooi- Again.

The publication OF the entries for the great
two and throc-ycar-old stakes at the principal
| racing centres in the Eastern and Western
| States furnishes data for forecusting the pros
| poets of the coming season. The great Increase
in the number Of racing stables in the West and
Southwest. owing to the revival OF the running
| turf in these sections. has naturally caused
| corresponding increase in the number of nomi-
nations to the local events. and the money value
| OF the stakes now run for ut such meetings as
| Louisville. st. Louis &c. approximates to the
| rich events OF the Eastern turf.
| The stakes opened by the recently organized
| racing associations at Cincinnati and Column
| bus. for which the entries closed on March
| filled remarkably we'll there being no less than
| eighty horses entered for the five stakes ut CO.
| luflhus, and III for the five sweepstakes at
| Cincinnati. With such strong entries the sue
cess Of these two Ohio meetings Is assured.
The newly organized Jockey Club OF 81. Louis
reaps the reward Of its liberal and spirited
management in the gratifying way in which It's
numerous stakes have filled; the unprccedent-
cd number of 2jG high bred racers have been
entered for the rich prizes offered Tho names
| OF the best horses on the Western turf appear
nnong the nominations. notably such flyers ms
| len Brock, Vera Cruz. King William. No
| Mhirt"r. Joe lode-. Chesapeake. Mahlsiick.
| Himyar King Faro liradnmantc. Leonard. Lar
! gontccn, u Artagrnn Aristidrs and ST Martin
| The stakes nj Louisville have nieI i'm nm canal.
| " atlsfnctOry manner and the race for the
Lpuisvillo cup Iromis's 10 be- ON" ~ the most
exciting and uportnnt turf cycni- OF the sea-
son. " l. truc that there are no Eastern crucks
| ohlerei for this event: neither Parole nor Tom
Orhiltrec Will gu tO Kentucky to measure strides
With thcir inet Western rivals But in their nh
| sencr. Ten Brock thelicved 10y Western mon to
be inNinrillc when in perfect condition.. Vera
Uruz. vnrn. King Faro, King William,
| WHISPER flahsilek. F,licia, 10 .ust Post. and
we mower ~ th, western turl VIII coitcni Tor
lhn co,cird trophy victory given lN the louis
VILE Jockey Club. Although established only
four years ago. the Louisville meeting has al
| rS9dy inkcn high rank. AMI puitf thrown lis
o,icr rival meeting. that of Lexington. into the
shade; "A result aitrihutahl" solely tua libnral
and energetic policy of management. The
coming meeting at Louisville promises To equal
IL hoi surpn-s. previous meetings in brillianry
ana success
In the programme of the American Jockey
,lnn Tor Inc + June.meeiing at Jerome Park. the
lniuriy', 'u'i'S 81 thH nt ,pr9hlnilni lool
lag, year. are visible. rhe sums 81 money
added ty ia" club to most Of the purses and
number Of c,rui- dinin,-hei By lie opera
uuno OH" act Wui'h prohibits all pool sniling
On IA" track the financial income Of the Jockey
. itn ms cen r. Nl,ci ~ one ye't rom ~ 900
t. .2hiNf This reduction rs nearly tWO-thir,ls
'i Intro income # tn club. aud. a. mo- A.
'Y''"iivn '"h possibly bear -u"h a los long. the
lar" Of th' Amcri an .lu key club. If tn" bad is
nsg,. i,p,a,rd or anrudel j. m'rr ly a question
YitWh Despite those drawuarks. the cntric,
orihe events. which closed ON March /, are
inan.r9ui rn'u.h 10 gparinic.ri lai IN" mo"l-
ihG VIII h"a -u''es -iul one. This y.gr West
orn horses are euil-t lfuou- hy their al -..u.n-
which i- aftrhutailt IN SOME iupa-1r. t,ts, fY.t
tHaf the meeting ~ Jerome parh conflicts with
l,lo-e at ..nnati Columbus. ANA ST. Louis.
The lorlhon lianIi zap. "a da-h of one milr and
contest ana iii. var boasts mrt,.t,y, ,ntrins
Ifm lr1s yy tan tSnrt 1Hch iame l nsr7"s H.
Ca. at Ildy Saiver- | .itcrrr. Nrsinius
Con, Phillips. Nicrroy anil Aisnrino- Thc
Nmii'nr Weights ar" Not yet published
ainViousiiy nwai'i. 'i IA. wc.,.hc.ier Gus. two
nil'- ANA narnr. has ten nominui1us
Allrrnr Mhlrue. ana n So twn I'D "pp' ncn,-
Parole and Tom Orliltrro Tho m-i-ramnd
sion. aud i- staiie i4ie,e In III, ability To-
achieve u ripple victory n hp ,Dnn- t. the uO-t
IN good condition IL Inrole however. h. viii
ilye 70 dangerous Antagonist an ]. although To
.'n. oru- hor-.. ~urcunh.l To- the hig son "
Lexington and Is t0nah nthi- raro last spring
th" former r.tr", % hi- lest Hpro- m ~
NJ NOR hr RAE. la Z fail 100 Buitimor. when ffl,
grnYi W,-taru .ia-k. ~, iirn.rk also t1uk 4
aurart y vast con .ourse t. jerome ' T parf. Ths
Two cntrios anorg whirh. i'm n,iiiti"n to he
.1p horses above mentioned. W. lni l,luiin. gao
Leo. -. janlc-. GaIway. Joe. Ni-.n.y. Nireiniu-.
Nlscrinr. and oth"r good ones. The weights Of
ihU-" forth" IurilJm linUlieap ThoJuyenii.
StaA.s fer w"-y rar- 'l'-. % daeh oi half q m.n.
LorlIard has o. -. than ~'NDu. and l..- hr.ill-
VITA $50 MANY o. ~.lrei from. % i- very 'hnrln
n" NIrn'r wi. eptur from unr or ,lnNr ol
lu" NisNt -NHl I't stables. The nN.l events
ran for 80 fhi- D..fur.. SOD Aux. -. -1b.ure
ihn B. lmont rfal.-. lrtv-nur a. ni' i',,i,~.
lu' We cps -'HeN~ SAM" nuuIfr. .In l.ll.,-'
arl Nut...l ~f.e.-. arh tir'Y-uul' entries;
amt 'he N'nif iuu Sttkr+. thirty Mrl .u.M
a'' .flN' - .D.a. D. Do Ilr-t-. NlUl uNauduli'n
% b. .-r--Hl -tNf ilflu trained ulf ll- DOT. il..-
fit.'" ll .a|'' Jerome Para may tull.y lINe Tor
D.. 't..,. 100 r'.'.til..
Tt're IS lu'. rlhal iliiy 81 rur within .s'u-
ihr ."u-nna -rNat r.'fiuual cont -tbHwr0utuo
~ 50 and iir. ..-i. Ii.. in.u of l.-l y.al. when
ig' tlr.t .-r',' champions o.. iln fur Ten
Brock. I1m % 'Ailtrro. ANT rlr.l -,!W hlft'
before us. 'iIIl "a thousands 700 Bar uN IT,.
: 'i.or ~ tir ilrr7 Lombard. tu,o,u.r- ii
- Aair'' anal Parole. Is WIil u. :, risk the.
'"!i.ug'n i'e "i 'lurn. vt hoiiu ~ lor the
sake ni ll-.l.- lu 70 SOLITARY sweet -tiihf~ race
or match a-lilI0f Ten Brlnrh. fli,r, IN. no
STAKE 40 eith.l l.ui-ilileo 90 -. LOUIS l,r Which
tiny can oltrr Mr. Narpnr seems cuiul' Isl dis.
inclined g. bring Ten Bro"ck Last although
Soma faint hour- are entertained thn, his name
willh" found unou4 the cntr..- for the Saratoga
Cup. which dose on Anrll |. Should this prove
the case. ih, village ui Healing Springs will
next summer b, the Mecca to which turiuon
s,"p9 i'f lhi ,l' o'hlti,c. IL II, IhIlllrS, vera
Nill ns.llr,, lin H., fund n,nn,, tl. rrtri,.-
The growing turf rivalry between the West
aud Eastern .satious Ii,l. tnir a., r.-,tft