The Evening critic., 1881-11-01
THE RACE MEETING.
Prospect Of Fine sport, the weather
Permitting.


The city teens with life and the hotels
are thronged with visitors brought here to
witness the grand racing meeting billed for
this week. The ugly weather damaged
the course temporarily and yesterday the
association announced the postponement Of
the first race from to-day until tomorrow,
Wednesday. If the weather clears to-day
and o strong breeze blows the track will be
In fair condition tomorrow We regret,
however, that the present indications do
not point to on Immediate change for the
better.
The following stables Ore represented 1t
the Fair grounds Dwyer Bros, of New
York, have in their stables at the Fair
bliss. 10, J. McIJlmeel of New York, has
Cen Mdhroc aud Neydra On the grounds.
y. Cdlpzzi, of New York, lids Brought TO
Ivy City Valparaiso, Spark, dnd Drogheda.
George Lorillard; OF New YORK, lids, d
group of flyers, embracing Monitor, Ferida,
Greenland, Blazes, Sir Hugh, Aella, Nc
mento and Volusia. p. II. Duffy Il Co., of
New York, have in their stables James
Vandervccr and Maggie G. J. f. Cook, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, will exhibit Speculation
and Falco. M. DAILY, of Connecticut, Is
stabling Kate Long and Judge Murray
J. r. Williams, of kentucky, has his Check
mate, Amazon, and Angler. In beau.
tiful condition. Applcby & johnson, Of
New York, will present Jack of Hearts
w. Ii. Lauderman has Little Phil' on
hand. M. G. Days Connecticut stable is
represented by Frank Short, Ingomar and
Kitty Clarke, steeple. chascrs, and Bride
Cake and Belle of the North, fiat racers.
A. Bdrtiss has brought Up his beautiful
horse Baltic; and W.. Z. Buruh brings Col.
Sprague and Linchpin. Ex-Governor Odin
Bowie, of Maryland, has in his stable the
famous runner Compensation and three Or
four tw0-year-dlds front famous strains
John Carter, of Louisville, KY, has Regalia,
Brooklyn and Regicide. 7. b. Davis, OF
West Virginia, has brought here little But
tercup and couple of two-year-olds Of
great promise. The stable of ID. McDaniels
is represented by King Nero and
NATHAN; G. II. Pettingill, of South
Carolina, shows up with Fair Count
and Tonawanda; M. WEIGH, of Louisiana
brings Capt. Franklin Herbert and Home.
ward Bound. The Others are represented
by the following owners and horses: Sutclih
& Co., Of New York, Bashi-Bazouk j W.
Pride F. Gerhard, of New York, Eolc
Vampire, Godiva and Wyandotte William
Summerville, of New York, Sweet Home
} Blue Lodge and Mrs. Chubb; M. b. Mace
of Kentucky, Traveller late Sligo); Jerry
Dunn, of Kentucky, the celebrated runner
NJ. c. Mcdonald G. w. Evans, of Ohio, Bus
ter and Jerry A. Burnham & Son, Of New
York, Brambaletta, Blythe Way, frankie
b., Capias and Mate; J. Mcmahon, of Mary.
land, Ike Bonham, Viola and Bonheur
r. Shea of New York, Duke of Kent, King
Dutchman, and Potomac; Larry Hart, Of
New Orleans, Little Harry; Harvey Welsh
of Kentucky, Marchioness, Wakefield, and
Gladiston; Joseph Kneale, of New York, {
three-year-old colt, not named, out of Billet
f. M. lilly, of Brooklyn, N. Y, Wild Moor
Pilgrimage, and Bob Riddle. Il. A. Lynch
of Maryland, will enter Derby; James Dono
hue, of Brooklyn, N. Y, Eunice, Joe Hunt
Coryestes, and Profit; w. s. Cree, of Ten
nessee, Mary Anderson;S s. Long, of Yves
Virginia, Kenny and Eutillita; Bob Harlan
Of Cincinnati, Enniskillon, and McDaniels
Of Kentucky, Honduras and three othe
| flyers.
Yesterday about fifty of the horses at tn
track were exercised upon it, and though i
was very soft the mud was so thin that the!
lifted their feet with ease and dashed owe
the course in fne style, stirring up, how
ever, q perfect whirlwind of the yellow
Maryland mud.