New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-15

B. c. Randalrs owen Bowling and Nora N; .round
w. T.. SCOTS Blue Glass Belle. All hali"s mia and
Referee Nirvana Viola, Lison, Greystone iuhis anu
Blast ,-,
c. b. Bryson's Bushwhacker and Irish King
James McLaughln's Hartford.
]. Madden's Laura Glass.
Thomas pseph's Reno.
d. Colaizzi's King Ban.
DR.. Craiks Que Dime ana Terror
William Carsen's Raven.
L. ii. Staley's Renzi.
Clifton BELLS Harry Gilmore McGinty Colorado sun
rise Maid of Kildare The Ute Lady Trump and Mistra
p j. Flynn & Co.'s Glenarm, Light HORSE ha'i''
' ID. J. Crouse's Latham, salic Mccoy, Freda and
Memnbis Stables Playfellow. Bridget, Ada Bsn Well
ington Little Emily Twilight and TaYgatherer; ,oo
w. l. Cassidys Bazes, saunterer, illiord MISS D""''
J. Carter Co Is Beechenbrook and Monticello
T.. o. EUtts Billy Gilmore, Easter anu Di'0"
Z. H. Dufy's Baby AID krnpp Gun a..
At the associations rooms Secretary Wheaty anu n'
assistants are as busy as general and aides on the c'o
of campaign and hustle of activity gives an atlr"c
i've appearance to the Putnam-st building AT inc u
ing track and adjoining stables the recent arrivals VI
flyers, h0stlers, Jockeys and other ATTACHES ii'
Horse Haven" as II Is called, stirring place.
not engaged In their regular duties the representatives
the different stables gather in groups under the oroh
branches of the lofty elms and verbally contest every
racing contest of prominence since the drop OF the
ing flag i the early spring campaign. The aneun' VI
knowledge shown by the stable boys would SURPRISE
not anuse stranger to such scenes Tne iittle io"
are always faithful TO their racing oolorsana ther 'o
ulary Of racing terms would distance horse PROFESSOR
large number Of people daily visit the track ana wiz
ness with pleasure aud curiosity the tra'nns
and working of the thoroughbred They are To
warded by witnessing and dashes that almost ep"
in interest and speed events OF racing day Ihe "
now almost fifty stables Of here, and ten more ae
expected within O few days
WEIGHTS FOR THE SUMMER HANDICAP. =
One of the principal events OF the racing season
the Summer Handicap to be run on Saturday
the seventh regular day OF the rst meeting THIS
mile and a half sweepstakes for all ages; $50 each OF
$50 IL declared out by July %; with $1,000 addea e
second horse 10 receive 5000 the third SO out OF
stakes The Tor t9s Wbsay the official
handiospper, to-day formally announced inc "es" "
W \. SCOTS chestnut FLY Blue Grass Belle years
pounds SCOTS chestnut sa sod ny kefsres s.
az Apolesy Jonnsons chestnut colt Forester no
Appleby 81 Johnsons chestnut colt Iurco, liz
Appoby Jehnsons bay horse JACK o. asaoe ii
Graham Brothers. chestnut gedng hruSsTicT
brown horse Blaze. g. 10y W. l. Cassldys brown colt
Tlford o. es Cpsana Stables chestnut guy sie e
iose q " Mednssrs chestnut ally bonnie Kate q,
9s odcn Bowes chestnut geding Nettc g. Soy
Brother Brother: ss ssd ssa S'1s
Brothers chestnut colt Joe Blackburn g. 9o od *:
f Fate: Da, 0I ssidns SCsI%an H. Patel
bay geldIns M0posrsm los ,ax s e. ascenser
g. Ioo r. G. Pate's bay Eeldpg Ton Eyck o. Charlie:
Boyie's chestnut mare Ada Glenn, aged los; Whnui
Grove stables chestnut borso boulevard, liz JONI
Forbess bay Bonnie, aged. lo4 stocslana rar
| bay ceding Gus Matthews, L. 105 @. Powers son
bay colt Aztec, 8. o. whten Brothers. psL seo or
Thiserose loo Clifton Belrs chestnut geldlng list
Gilmore A. Ii2; Clifton Bells bay colt Dave Ianden
lO7; H. Askeys brown colt Joe Murray. 4. Ito -.
Secretary Wheay states that Thora Henlopen, ionhs
Cattle t3ussie NJ, Carey r., Wandering. Maedur nno
General Forest have alresdy been declared OUT ana aIt
not Handicapped Declarations are to be "'a'
by July IS.