Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-27
Noted Horses Coming TO Warrington.


FALL MEETING OF TIRE NATIONAL JOCKEY Club
THE STABLES OF LoRILLARp. FREDDIE GEBHaRpr
AND OTHERS TO BE REPRESENTED AT IVY CITY IN
ocToBER-ovER $4,000 IN PRIZES OFFERED
The fall meeting OF the National Jockey club
Will extend through five days-OctoSer 10Th, 18th,
18th, 10th and 20th The best racing stables OF the
country will be here, and there is every promise
that the meeting will, in all respects excel all
past events at the Ivy City track. Among the sta
bes to contest for the purses and stakes are those
OF the LorllardS, DwyerS, Kelly ana Freddie Geb-
hardt The total premiums offered amount to
0O0-over s. 600 more than of red last spring.
The list OF stakes agreed upon for the meeting are
| as follows:
FOR rwo-YKAR oLrs
The Arlington stakes for two-year olds, s25 each,
play or pay. Club to add $780, OF which 500 the
second. Winner OF any sweepstakes OF the value
OF 81, 500 to carry pounds extra; OF two such
stakes 10 pounds. Colts and hllieS that have
started in sweepstakes race and have not won,
allowed pounds; II unplaced, pounds Three
half forfeit. Club to add 5000. OF which 800 TO
second Winner OF any sweepstakes OF the value
10 pounds eos and es OF sst saSe
started In sweepstakes race and have not won,
allowed pounds; II unplaced, pounds Winner
OF the arlington stakes to carry pounds extra
The Ivy City stakes. for two-year olds: $40 each.
half forfeit The club to add $500, OF which 800
TO the second. To carry lis pounds; sex allow.
ances The winner to be sold at auction for 5000.
unless entered to pe sold for less II entered TO be
sold for $4,000, allowed pounds; IL entered for
So 600, allowed 10 pounds; then pound for each
| saco down TO s., 600; then 1 pound for each 500
be divided between second and third. The selling
price to be stated through the entry-boy aJ the
hour or closing entries on the day preceding the
race. Beaten horses not liable to be claimed.
One mile.
FOR THREE-YEAR-o!ps
The Anacos,ia stakes, for three-year-olds tina:
have not won sweepstakes race in their three
year-od form; sa5 each, play or pay. Club to add
$500, OF which 500 to second. Winner or any
sweepstakes after closing, los. extra: OF two
such stakes, 10 lbs. extra. One mile and fur
long.
The Potomac stakes, for three -year-olds; $50
each. play or pay; The club to add $500. OF which
form OF sweepstakes races to the value OF 5000 to
carry lbs extra; to the value OF 5000, ~ lbs.
| extra. One mile and five furlongs.
POR ALL AGES.
The District OF Columbia st lkes for all ages;
$3.50 each, half forfeit or only $50 IL declared by
October 1st The club to add s. 500; the second to
receive $500 out OF the stakes, and the third to
save his stake. Three-yearolds to carry los lbs,
122 lbs One mile and a half.
The Congress stakes, for all ages; $50 each, half
forfeit Club TO add GOO. OF which 500 to second.
The winner to be sold at auction and anv surplus
over selling price 10 be divided between the second
and third If entered to be sold for 5000, TO carry
10 lbs above the scale; II for Si,oo0 lbs. above
If for f3CO0 weight Tor age; then 10. allowed for
each 500 down to $1,000. The price 1T which the
horse is entered 10 be sold to be stated through
the entry box at the hour or closing entries the
day preceding the race. Beaten horses Lot liable
to be claimed Two miles and fur!oGg.
The Autumnal handicap, for all ages; $50 each,
half forfeit, only SIS II declared. Cluo to add
! $3.50. of which $50 to second. Weights to be an
nounced september 2lSt, and declarations to be
made OCTOBER 1st. Winner OF any handicap alter
publication OF weights, lbs. extra; OF two such
races, 10 lbs. extra Oae mile and three quarters.
The Washington stakes, for all ages; sweep
stakes of $50 each, half forfeit The club to add
$50, OF which $50 to second. To carry los lbs
sex allowances. One mile and quarter.
TWO HUNDRED FLYERS COMING.
The most famous Of the Lorilard horses, Geb-
hardts EOle and other noted flyers will contest
offered special 1nducement. Besides the
stakes there will be liberal purses offered. It is
believed from the assurances given already 10
Secretary Mcintyre that not less than two hum
dred horses will be on the grounds and stable ac-
cOmmodatiOns for that number Will be prepared
There will be five races each day, the last OF which
will be either hurdle or steeplechaSe.