National Republican., 1883-03-09
FUN WITH THE FLYERS
Entries for the Spring Meeting Of the National
Jockey Club.
The Most Promising List Ever Booked at
This Season.
Full Statement Of the Events Purses and Conditions
in Each.
Promise OF Excellent Sport for the Lovers
of Good Horses.

CluD, WHICH DeglnS NJ tne Ivy Olty UrhCk Ou
May Is, will be the most brilliant series of rae
ing events ever held in this section. The fall
aud spring meetings in 1882 were peculiarly
successful, both as regard the number of ex-
ccllent horses that contested the several
events and the distinguished character of the
visitors on racing days. The President,
cabinet officers, and all the lead
ing citizens, both in official and
private life, were in attendance every day,
and there were crowds of strangers from all
portions of the country present during the
meetings. At the fall meeting there were
thirty odd stables, containing seventy-nine
horses at the track, but for the coming meet
ing forty stables, comprising one hundred
and ffty-three horses, have already entered
In the fixed events the nominations are
nearly double what they were last year.
the Washington cup, for instance, which
had but four entries then, having thirteen
now. There will be stables present from
Canada, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Missouri
South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, and
Texas.
When Secretary Mcintyre was in New York
recently Mr.. George Lorillard expressed re-
Eret that his horses and those of his brother
would not be in good enough condition to
bring them here to the spring meeting, but
htlu lnHJ DOJn SlbDlto Noulu bp piNnShb III NhO
fall.
Below is given n complete list of all the en-
tries in the eight fixed events Besides these
contests there will bo twelve fiat races and
four steeplc chases.
THE YOUTHFUL STAKES,
for two-yoar-olds; $25 each, play or pay. Tho
club to add $780, soiwhich 800 tosecDnd, Halt q
mile. Closed with the following nominations
i. Graham Bros: VI Blanche, by Alarm, dam
Mamie Hall
2. Louis Dunnemnnns b. c. EmiRrant by En-.
Sd. T. Fannin & Co.'S b. f. by Lougfollow,: dam
4. odcn Bowis's b; f. My Mollie. by Legatce, dam
b oden Bowies b. C. by Legatee, dam Mary
6. W. r, Babcock's ch. g. by True Blue, dam
" 2. Davis 4 Halls b. f. Rosierc, by Dickens, dam
Rosie.
s. Jeler Waldens ch. f. Ruby, by Narragansett,
70. R. ". %Sden's ch. f. Tolu, by Ten BrOcck, dam
10. R. ". Walden's br c. wclsher, by Warwick,
IL. William Mulklcys br. c. Joquita. by Lucifer,
:, p, dam Chiqntta; IT,, min -. yo,.,o.,.
dam Kate Condell
1S. G. S. Culdwels b. G. Gabe c., by Lever, dam
H. william J Jeuningss br. +. Cloud by Fat MullOy
Is. W. ?. Bnrc6s CHI, C. Bob May, by imp Genelg
1e. W. r. Burch's b. f. NIittie B., by King Alfonso
dam Flash.
II. Cridge & Co.'S b. c. by imp. Glenyon, dam
Is crldge 4 Co.'S b. C. by imp. Glenlyon, dam
Chignon.
THE ARMY AND NAVY STAKES,
for three-year-olds; $50 each, half forfeit, o.
only $40 il declared out by May, 1. 10 carry
100 lbs; sex allowances. Winners of any
sweepstakes race in their two-year-old form
of the value of 81 800 to carry lbs. extra; OF
the value of $1,000 lbs. extra. Club TO add
$500, of which 300 to second; third to saw,
its stake. One mile and quarter. Closed
with the following nominations: k
]. oden Bowiesb. 6. Welshman, by Alarm, dan
2. oden Bowie's ch. 6. Twist, by Dickens, dan
Nettie
8. Gusaye Cooks b. C. Ferg Kyle, by Rebel, dan
w. K. IabcOcks Oh. f. Lizzie Mack. by Alarm
dam Lady Motley
8. Dayis & Halls b. &c. by Leader, dam Rec
Eyes.
6. Davis & Halls b, g., by Leader, dam Mis-
7. Jeler Waldens ch. c. Antrim, by vauxhall
dam Minnie Mac.
tsP.H Ryan's ch. f. AdaIgisa, by Count orsay
dam AdosindH.
0. W, c, Daiys eh. c. King Fan, by King Ernest
10. G. S. CaldWeli's b. e. Joe Mcmahon, by imp
Glengarfy, dam Kate Fisher
H. William Jennings b. @. Pnrnell by Ten Brock
L. W. p. Burch's b. c. W. p Burch, by Enquirer
dam Rrocade.
The III Used, dam Countess.
IA. Charles Litlefeld,s ch. &. Kames, by Alarm
dam Henrietta Welsh.
l5 Louis A. Ehler's ch. c. Circassian, by Alarm
dam Australnd.
THE ANALosTAN STAKES,
for three-year-olds that never won sweep
stakes race in their two-year-old form; So
each half forfeit, or only $40 il declared out b,
Nav 1. Club to add 5000, of which $3.50 to sec
ond third to save its stake. Winner of th
army and navy stakes to carry pounds extra
One mile. Closed with the following nomi
nations:
!. Graham Bros. b. c. barbarian, by imp. Tn
s" Ill-Used dam Electra.
@ Louis Dunnemann's b. Alma d.. by Mon
archist dam RedOwa.
8. oden Bowies gr f. Analosta, by Dickens, dan
d odon Bowies ch. T. Fairvlew, by Lcgatoe, dan
6w.R k. Ba6Socts CHI f. Lizzie Mack, by Alarm
dam Lady Motley.
6. Davis a. Halls b. c. BY Leader, dam Red Eyes
q Dayis 4 Halls b. 8. by Fadladeen or Leader
s. Jeter Walden's ch 6. Roscius, by Warwick 0
vauxhall, dam Rose Kader.
0. p. II, Ryans. oh. I. Caramel, by Monarchisi
10. G. s. caldwell's b. g. Joe McMahon. by imp
Gengarry, dam Kate Fisher
II. William Jennings's CHI f. Blossom, by Ballip
H. ", P. Barch's b. c. ". P. Burch, by Enquirer
ls. william j. Rocbe's b. c. lie Petit Due, by imr
The III. Used, dam Countess,
H. Charles Litehelds ch. e. KAmes, by Alarm
dam Henrietta Welch. I'
15 Joseph Barnes's b. g. Doubtful, by Alarm o
Reform, dam Emily Fuller.
THE MOUNT VERNON STAKES,
for fillies and mares of all ages that never wol
sweepstakes races $50 each, half forfeit, o
only $40 if declared out by May /. Weigh
for age. Club to add 800, of which $3.50 t.
second third TO save its stake. One mile ant
quarter. Closed with the following nomi
nations:
]. The Kentucky stables b. (. Comtesse, yrs, b.
imp, The Ill-used, dam Camilla.
2. p. Tobin's b. f. Blush Rose, yrs. by Reform
dam Flora.
8. oden Bowies oh. f. Bessie, yrs, by Dickens
dam Belle Meade,
4. oden Bowle's br. Empress 3 yrs, by Nara
gansett, dam Maudina.
8. W. II. Babeoeks ch. f. Lizzie Mack, yrs, b!
Alarm, dam Lady Motley.
6, Smith & Bensons b. IN. Heose yrs, by PIN
NaG, dam Young Uilla.
2. Jetur Waden's ch. f. Buxton, yrs, by imp
Bonnie Scotland, dam Lady Llndora.
S. T. b. McAyoy's b. IN. Flower Of Meath, yrs
by imp, Buekden dam Grace Darling,
0. VIM: Mu,kleys b. m. Topsy, yTsu by imp. Tn
Ill-Used. dam Black Slave
10. 7. III. RyAn's Ch f. Adngisa yrs, by Coun
DOrsay, dam Adoslnda
II. w. c. Daly's b. IN. Kitty Clark yrs, by imI
Glenelg, dam Paris Belle.
10. Wm. Jenuingss oh. !. slipper Dance, yrs, b.
War Dance, dam Slipper.
IS. Fred. Carters b. f. Secret yrs, by Pimlico
dam Mystery.
IL. II. ~ Howard's ch f. Fairwater, yrs, by imp
The IIl-Used, dam Lady Blessngton.
10. g. s. Caldwelps b. M Nina, yrs, by Votigeul
dam Laura.
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