New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
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rhs-s>cnr season IN this state Is meningitis dose
Another month will end 1.-two weeks ct orsvesend
and two at jerome Park Tho fall meeting OF tho
Brooklyn xockey Club begins tomorrow and ends on
September 90. The programme is the richest ever
offered by tho club. and tho arrangement and cond-
fions of the sakes purses such as to insure
sport Of the highest class Secretary Mcintyre has
the faculty Of bringing together the best horses the
best terms at their best distances His handlcaps
marvels Of exciting struggles and close finishes
Racing wtlrbegin promptly at rs p m each day. and
cvcry race will be at its appointed time. With
Colonel simmons presiding in the judges stand there
will DO delays in getting horses to the post; with
Mr. Caldwell in tho starters box, no time will be
wasted in sending jockeys and their mounts about
their business The amount Of money to DO raced for
is over 100000 Following is the order Of the stakes
Tuesday Sept 1s-Prospect Stakes for twoyear-oldA
g. 900 added equartsrs OF mile Oriental Handicap
thrceyeaolds and upward. g. 500 added one and one
Quarter miles.
wednesday Sept 19-Seabreeze stakes for three
dds sl 600 added and sixteenth miles Neptune
Stakes twoyearoids. $1,000 added threequarters OF
mile.
Thursday Sept co-Algeria Stakes, for twoyear-olds
o. $50 added theeQuarters OF mile; Clinton Stakes for
threcyeaold llies $1,000 added one and one-Quarter
niles
Friday Sept 2I.-Speculation Stakes. for three
ODDS and onward g. added mile Woodlawn Hand
three and upward, 800 added one and one
and three six,ecnths.
SATURDAY., Sept. y2.-Laurel StaKcs Tor tWOycdrolua
added threequarters OF mile; Scentes Stakes for
added mile and three sixtecnths
Tuesday Sept. c5.-willow Stakes, for twoyearod fl
es 900 added threeQuarters Of mile; Fulton Stakes
threeyearolds $500 added, one mile and quarter
wednesday, Sept. 21.-Ocean View Stakes, for three
yearolds 81 900 added and onecghth miles; Park
willie Handicap three-yearolds and upward, $1,000
aided and one-eighth miles
Thursday Sept 27.-Maple Stakes for twoyear-olds
g. 900 added. threequarers OF mile; First Special for
three ear-ods and upward. $500 added one and one
quarter miles.
Friday Sept. os-Brookwcod Handicap for three year
dds $3.50 added. one and oneauarter miles, Boulevard
Handicap threeyeaDsids and upward. $3.50 added one
and one half miles
saturday Sept oo.-Holly Handicap for two-year-olds
$3.50 added threeouarters of mile; Second Special
three and upward, So 500 added, and one
eighth miles.
At Fleetwood Park tomorrow the fall meeting
Of the Driving Club Of New-York begins. The
purses to be trotted for aggregate $4,000. The
meeting continues four days. The programme is
given below:
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
800 Class Stake s5 600 - entries
e: Class Purse Purse e e 600 600 u s entries:
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1s.
2:22 Glass Purse, 81 800. 10 entries
els Glass. Pace Purse. $1,000 10 entries
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
s25 Class Stake. IS 600 II entries
3:8S Class. Purse. $1,000. Is entries.
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81.
2:29 Glass. Purse, $500. 1s entries.
Year by year it Is becoming more apparent that
ycw-York is the best place to dispose of thorough
bred horses Of all classes and descriptions as we'll as
other live stock. 1t has been represented to Mr..
Easton by influential breeders and owners that 1t is
imperative upon his company to build frstclass
permanent establishment In New-York, consisting Of
loose boxes. stalls, and commodous sale arena, TO
meet the future demand. The company, in COM
pliance with these views, has determined TO build
occupancy by the beginning Of next year. Mr..
Easton's vast experience both in America and Eng
land. Will insure the siabling and IFS surroundings
being OF the mpst suitable kind in every way, with all
modern Improvements. 1t IS the Intention Of the
fasdios and largest breeders and owners. by
Ing building containing at least 100 loose boxes for
g SniroI etc., and as many stalls as may be re
Mr.. Easton's great auction sale of race horses
Academy, Iifiy -hnth5st and seventh ave. 1 No
sale of the present year has aroused wider interest
'r so aRSs' us entire from M the @
French Park, the famous unbeaten son of King Ban
and Lou Pike, under tho hammer with
reputation that viii attract to the Academy larger
Thomas al the Madison Square Garden. King Thomas
vas an unirsd ycarlins In French aa Park we have
IS known throughout the length and breadth of tho
land. Good judges have said Of him that he las
the finest action ever seen in The modern racing
q tsoroushGrod;; All the higAest it,. qualities
rad this magnificent youngstcr gone to the post on
Futurity day the greatest prize OF the American turf
would kavo fallen to Proctor Knott. But French
Park trod on stone and incurred a temporary lame
meas which prevented sufficient preparation for the
the defeat OF the Western wonder. King Thomas
fetched $4,000 at Mr.. Hasgin's sale. and in less
than twcnty hours was turned over 10 Senator
George Hearst. of California for $4,000. The young
sicr was bought simply for speculation, and neat
pront Of LOCO realized. Docs Senator Hearst
want French Park? And, If So has his desire TO
posses. the colt 10 the Of any firm of book
makers The value set King Thomas is entirely
fictitious. He Is worth about 10000 French Park
Is worth $4,000
Mr. Morrsscys entire stable outfit, comprising sad
dies. brides clothing. etc. will be sold with his
horses. Drafts from The Prcabncss and Madison
stabcs and from those of Walter Gratz and other we'll
known turfnen. including upward of 100 horses in
training VIII DO sold at the time. Among the
yearlngs 10 be disposed of those OF the Algeria
Ferncfc and Broohsby studs
The horses were on exhibition yesterday and many
people avalcd themselves OF the Opportunity look
them over and pass upon their merits. The sale be-
gins this morning at 10 30
:. THE LOUISVILLE MEETING.
Louisville, H., Sept 16-Thc stables of the Louis
vile Jockey Club rapidly filling up for the meet
ing which begins next Tuesday. Fourteen carloads
OF horses VIII arrive tomorrow from Chicago all from
a Woch Do III