National Republican., 1881-11-01
MORE HORSE TALK.
A BIG TIME EXPECTED AT IVY CITY.
Tour Around the Hotels and Among the Owners
Of Stables-Some OF the Fast Nags That
win Start when the Track
Is Ready.

The downtown hotels presented most
aninIatod appearance last night, the near ap
proaoh of the fall running meeting Of the National
Fair Association having drawn to the city large
crowd ofthose interested in the result. Uponin.
quiry II was found that the following stables were
represented at Ivy City: Dwyer Bros, Of New
York, have In their stables at the fair grounds
Charlie Gorham, warfield, and Bliss. E. J.
McElmeel, OF New York. has General Monroe
and Ncvara on the grounds, d. Calazzi, Of New
York, has brought to Ivy City Valparaiso, Spark,
And Drogheda, George Lorilard, OF New York,
has group of flyers embracing Monitor Ferida
Greenland, Blazes, Sir Hugh Aella, Memento, and
Volusia. z. II. Duifey & Co.. ofNew York, havein
their stables James Vanderveer and Maggie G. J.
=. Cook, Of Brooklyn, N; Y, viii exhibit specula-
bling Kate Long aud Judge Murray. j. r. VIII.
Jams, OF Kentucky, has his Checkmate, Ainazon
and Angler in beautiful condition Appeby &
Johnson, ofNew York, will present
THAT BEAUTIFUL RACER. JACK OF HEARTS.
w. II. Laudcrman has "Littlc Phil on hand.
N. G., Daly's Connecticut stable is REPRESENTED by
| Frank Short. Ingomar and Kitty Clarke, slocplc.
ehascrs, and Bride Cake and Belle OF the North
fiat racers. A. Burtis has brought up his beautiful
horse Baltic and W. r B9rch brings Colonel n,,
of Maryland, has in his stable the famous runner
Compensation and three or four two:year. .olds
! KY, has Regalln Brooklyn and Rcgicidc. n. II.
Davis, of West Virginia, has brought here Little
l',IeTeup & @pd couple Of w3,ySar;Slds OF grea'
| sented by King Nero and Latain; O,.lI, Pettiu-
gill; Of south Carolina, shows up with Fair Count
aud Tonawanda N. Weloh, Of Louisiana, brings
| Captain Franklin Herbert and IIomeward Bound.
The Others are represented by the following OWL
ers and horses: sutclir & Co., of New York, Bash-
| Bazouk; J, w Loud, of Kentucky, Ida Stauhope
| and Prize; f. Gebhard, of New York, Eole Vam-
| pire, Godiva, aud Wyandottei William Summer:
| VILE. of New York. Sweet Home, Blue Lodge and
Mrs. Chubb; NJ b. Mace, of Kentucky, Traveller
| gate Sligo; jerry Dunn. of Kentucky, the cele-
@brated @ runner NJ G. Mcdonald G. W. Evans, Of
| Ohio, Buster and Jerry; A. BuTnhUm & Son, of
frankie, B., Gapiss' and Mnla' J. McMa6on,
X. Shea, Of New York, Duke of Kent, King Dutch
man, man and m Potomac Larry Hart Of New Orleans,
eSoness S WsEead Sd SHS SaSOn Oi JosspR EnSac %
of New York, a three, year;old colt, not named,
out of Billelti +. NJ Lilly, Of brooklyn n. v, Wild
| of Maryland will enter Derby James Donohuc, of
| Brooklyn, N Y. Eunice, joe Hunt, Coryestes and
Profit W, s & Cree, Of Tennessee, Mary Andersen
Bob Harlan of Cincinnati, Ennisklen, and Nc.
Daniels, of Kentucky, Honduras and three other
flyers.
| THE PosTPoSEMENT OF THE RACES
until tomorrow, while It is temporary disap.
pointment, will not In any way dctract from the
1lnnl result otthe full meeting, as the horses now
here will remain until good weather and good
track, no matter fit takes n week to reach sun
shine Several other stables including number
which is the, stable of q. b Morris. Among the
horses nominated for the first days race
Tomorrow are the following winners Mt
the fall meet on the Pimlico course: Eolc,
Valparaiso, Colonel Spraguc, Fair Count,
Checkmate Ida Stanhope, and Pride J, d. Fer
gusOn esq, the secretary of the Maryland Jockey
Club, will act as secretary of the track and viii
superintend the running Of the races during the
meet, An official programme of the races viii be
published by b. X. Sheriff and sold by boys in
uniform on the grounds. This programme will
bear Mr.. sherif's imprint and Is the only pro-
gramme authorized by the directors of the associa
ton.
THE INFLUX OF VISITORS
to attend the races Is much mrger than usual.
Last night the lobby and billiard room of the Ma
tiOnal presented an animated appearance, the
gathering comprising groups Of horse owners,
trainers, and Jocks" all of whom are deeply in.
ieresled in the first days races TqR RFruDIIcAS
driited into group Of these "horscy" individu-
ais and endeavored TO gather pointer, by which
, weeks salary could be multiplied under the sys.
TEN OF pools TO be sold by Messrs A. II. Cridge Co
I Aner listening to a bewiderng batch of iniormn-
ton, which comprised the pedigree of every racer
that ever wore blanket, the scribe concluded that
, plunging was not his "strong holt" While the
, gentlemen who picked their teeth with wheat
straw could discourse most learnedly of probable
winners, the monotonousness with which they
caught the high ball and made sixty-nve points In
fifteen ball pool conyinCod the reporter that they
were summat" ahead Of the Capital City in that
knowledge that enables its pOssessor to quit AHEAD
, on the little matters of conjecture which ne
cessitate stakeholder and the putting up OF cash