New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-12
RICH PRIZES TO RACE FOR.
THE NEw-YoRK JOCKEY CLUB TO HAVE FAIL
MELTING IN sEPTEMBER OR OCTOBER.

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MEETING IN SEPTEMBER OR OCTOBER
Tho secretary of the New-York Jockey Club has
sent to owners Of racehorses throughout the country
entry blanks for stakes for the Fail Meeting of 1852
This can lave but one meaning. John ~ MOTIFS 10
determined open the gates of the Sloooooo uacA
at Westchester in opposition to either the Brooh IL
Coney Island or American Jockey Clubs In september
or October. The inaugural meeting Of the new asso
citation begins on Tuesday. August 20, and ends on
Saturday, August 81 These and the Intervening
dates were conceded TO Mr. Morris by his friend ana
associate d. D. wthers, the dictator of Mon
mouth Park But not satisfied with TWO
weeks Mr. Morris announces, In erect
that the meeting Will be continued. Inc
law of the state will not permit racing, Win
betting, after October Is. Between August 81 ana
that date the Brooklyn. Coney Island and American
Jockey clubs have claimed everything with the cx-
| ception OF one or two Mondays and the Sundays.
Surely Mr. Morris VIII not race on a Sunday Ana
It is not likely that he is over fond Of racing on
Mondays.
so the clash of dates that John Hunter, August
Belmont b. a. Haggin and others have been trying
to avoid by secret conferences is Inevitable 10
tell the truth, it sooner than they expected 10
They were fortifyng against 1890, while 1883 was
allowed TO run loose Jerome Park viii probably be
the CHIEF sufferer. Being the weakest OF the three
associations mentioned 1t cannot make very bold
fight against the Westcheser enterprise and the West
chester millions, and there is no Disgusting the TACT
that tho officials Of the two clubs do not love one
ano Their as little children admonished TO do
This conflict Of dates Is unfortunate. 1t Is unwar-
ranted and cannot but injure the best interests of
the turf
These the stakes announced by Secretary Kock:
FALL MEETING, 1889
Fall Test Handicap, for twO-year-olds sweepstakes
OF 800 each, half forfeit only $50 declared by
p the day before the day appointed for the race,
with 81 500 added OF which $500 the second and 5000
the third. Weights to be published the second day
before tho
Good Luck Handicap for e-year-olds. sweep
OF 500 each, half forfeit only $50 declared
by p. the day before the day appointed for the
race $500 added. which 5000 to the second and
5000 to the third weights to be published the second
day before the One mile and three sixteenths
Country Club Handicap. for yearolds and upward
A sweepstakes 600 each, half forfeit only $40 il de-
clareL by on the day before the day appointed
for race with $4,000 added. Of which $500 the
second and 500 to the third. Weights to be published
on the second day before tho Winners Of any
handicap, after publication Of weights carry pounds
one mile and quarter
Farewell Stakes two-year-ods. A sweepstakes Of
$50 each els forfeit with $1,000 added, OF which the
second receive 500 the third 500 The winner
to sold for $1,000 II entered sold by
4 p m day before the day appointed the
for 60 500 allowed pounds il for 900, IA pounds
Three-quarters Of mile.
Record Stakes for all ages sweepstakes Of $50 each
s15 forfeit with 200 added Of which 5000 to second and
800 TO the third with $500 for the
distance is beaten. Five furlongs
Echo Stakes, for all ages. sweepstakes Of $50 EACH
s15 forfeit with 81 900 added OF which 500 the second
and 500 the third The winner be sold for S. 0OO
unless entered TO be sold for less when the selling price
shall be stated through the entry box usual hour
for closing entries, the day preceding II
entered TO be sold for - 00O allowed pounds II for
5000 10 pounds then pound allowed 500
down $1,000, which shall be the minimum selling price
One mile
Upfu -c1o-a
nounced for 1880 and 1901. as follows;
SPRING MEETING, 1890
Great Eclipse Stakes for twoycarolds OF $3.50 each
with 0OOO added - 900 second, 81 900 TO third
Three-quarters OF q mile.
Fleetwood Stakes for three yearods 300 each, with
$1,000 added; 500 to second, $500 to third. mile
Ems Stakes, for threeyearod FLIES 500 each. $1,000
added; $500 second. 500 TO third One mile and
eighth.
FALL MEETING, 1890
Hickory Stakes for threeyear ODDS; 500 each, with
$40 added; $1,000 10 second, $1,000 to third. Ono
mill half
SPRING MEETING, 1891
Fleetwood Stakes, for three-yearolds; 800 each
$1,000 added $500 10 second, $500 70 third. One mile
Elms Stakes for three.year-o1 nle' 500 each. with
$1,000 added $500 to second 500 to third; special
One mile and an eighth.
FALL MEETING 1so1
Hickory Stakes for threeyear-olds s2co each. with
$4,000 added $1,000 to second $1,000 third. one
mile and a hall.
Several rich stakes Of the Coney Island Jockey Club
close next Monday, July Is. The most important are
the TwinCity Handicap, at a mile and quarter
Eew-York Handicap at mile and half. and the
Omnum Handicap, at a mile and furlong Tho
conditions the same As In all handicaDs in the
matter Of winning-pcnalties The amount of added
money. however, has been increased, Tor the Twin
City from s., 800 10 -. 900. and FOR Omnum from
81 800 10 $50 The most important fixture 10
be run in 1890 IS the Double EycntP for tvO-year.
olds 10 be run at the June meeting Tho added
money j. OOOO and the conditions similar u
those which governed tho races won by Nj. scOtt's
Torso, with the exception that the second Iacc VIII
be about threc-QuarcIs OF a mile. which
means that the finish VIII be the regular judges
stand. and that tho distance Will be just fifty yards
less than thrre-lUartefs Of a mile.
The other stakes 70 close the Realization for
1891 and l-02. For the 20 be In 1901 the
entry Is for yearngs for the Of 1692 the entry
IS for fOas. The added money for both Is 10000,
and the distance remains mile and five furlongs
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