Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-17
THE ENTRIES FOR AUGUST 1880

Meeting of the Charter oak Park As
sOciayiOn-Purses OF $4,000 for the
TrOtters and PAGERS.
On Tuesday, August 81, the great trottlng
meeting at Charter Oak Park will begin. Inc
track was never In better condition ana fast
time will be made on it. The fields are
large. and 1t will be as hard as pigs In clover
TO pick the winners. The Guaranteed Stake
for O,00o will prove memorable contest,
and the battle between the 4-year-olds will
be a royal one The programmesnoludes the
a:es, 2:e4, and 2:1s trotting Glasses, purses
A., 900 each; 2:30, 2:27 aud free-for-all
trot, purses 81 500 each; 2:17 pace, purse
s., 900, and free.for-all pace, purse $1,000.
The new seats, already described IN the
Times, will seat about 1,100.
Il is expected that the attendance, this
year, will ba the largest in the history OF the
association.
The entries In full:
First Day, tuesday, August27.
No. Purse Of 81, 600 for a:17 PAGERS:
Il: r. Bass, Providenee. RI bk Stanley stan, yd F.
T.. draSenstatter. Buffalo, Oh Baissora wilkes.
Beg Sa NSrt oh HsaeOn Flora Temple
L. A. Davis, Chicago, Ill, br rn Gypsy Golddust.
Coosan & Grant, vincennes, Ind, bgJ X.
Budd Doble, Chicago, ILL.,, b Ed AMMAN
No. s-The Standard Guaranteed Stake Of 49, oe
for 2a0 horsos:
H. @. Walker. New York.
Hamilton Busbey, New York.
j. Il. GoIdsm iG Washington, NY.
James Elliott. Philadelphia
James Golden, Boston.
w rCn I.nq
James McClenahan, New York.
No. s-Purse of 81, 900 for a:2a horses.
Henry Brostedt, Brooklyn, blk m Darkness.
). II. d SSSES' Wasnnrtonviile, N Y,
j, Il. Goldsmith, washingtonville. N. Y, 6
At. Mcdonald, Albany, oh g Golden Rod.
A. l. Mcdonald, Albany, en- FRANK rank d xvn,,.
CRIT DAVIS IIarrodssu.g, Ky, b Cs 3 Del Mont W.
John splan, CLEVELAND, br Mulatto.
nudd Doble, Chicago, CHI m Amy Lee.
Sunnyside Farm, waterville Me-, b Dictator.
Second Day, "wednesday, August IS.
THE CHARTER OAK GUARANTEED STAKE FOR A PURSE
$4,000.
iE E. Frost, Worcester, Mass.
I'D. DeNoyelles, N, Y.
George Middleton, Chicago.
Al II. Goldsmith, Washingtonville N. Y.
5W. II. Hill, Worcester, Mass.
ecoyles 4 ClySo G..I p StS,,GI al Mich
Bob Stewart Kansas City
i, g B 3. 4. %id e Il. 4. E'n0' Nevada
1.-THE probable starters for this race will be
| Nelson 2:15, Jack 2:1534, Greylight 2:161a
| Alcryon 2:174, Hendryx 2:1S]4, CRANKY
l 2:19L, Geneva 2:1914 Sensation 2:22 (but
| who drove Nelson out in 2:15) Persica 2:21A
No. b-Purse of s., 500 for $3.50 horses.
1F.M Dodge, Pittsfeld, Mass, 6 Whalebone.
Il II POuphkepDStp. N
81. g. Traynor, Richmond, KY, blk m sallie B.
4w.H Mccarthy Los Angeles cai.' m Lucy
5w. Il. Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal, br RaJah
Budd Dobie, Chicago, H. b m Marie Jansen
81 f. Goldsmith, Washingtonville n. ", blk n
Cd. B. irwin Philadelphia, Penn, oh m Maud
| Muller.
No. 6.-Purse of $4,000 for 1924 horses.
| G. II. Mcdonald New York m Corona.
Parkve Farm fsr s1I l. I'm mr I.ssh y;
/ Frank o. Burridge, New York, blk & Frank +.
f. W. Reynolds, Hartford, Conn, CHI & D. A, T.
E. Redy, Cleveland, O., gr m Lettie Watterson.
Jas Elliott, Philadelphia b IN Aline.
Elm c City Farm, New Haven Elastic Starch
Budd Doble, Chicago, ILL.,, CHI m Amy Lee.
j. II. Goldsmith, washingtonville, N. Y, John
Ferguson.
Third Day, Thursday, August 40.
No. The Insurance Guaranteed Stake OF ~, GOO
for geo PAGERS:
Charles Friel Pittsburg, Penn.
4. il, Madisan, Philadelphia, Penn,
J. L. Turner, Amber, Penn.
Abdaila Park, Cynthi,, Ky.
Crit Davis. Harrodsburg. Ky.
w. ii. HILL Worcester, Mass.
J. II. goldsmith, washingtonvlllc, Y.
John Ridley, Philadelphia, Penn:
Mark Hopkins, st. Clair, Mich.
Il. II. Geers, Spring Hill, Tenn.
No. s-Purse OF 81, 900 for a:ls horses.
r. II. Chapman, Bradford Pa, b 6 j. b. Richard
+. F. aeers, Spring Hill. Tenn, b Pennant
Sunny Side stock farm, waterve. Me, br m
A. r. Mcdonald, Albany, \. Y. chgTTs.
il Bowen, Boston. b . j. II. shedd
81 Hn e. P Pasynor KY sns'e
W. H. Mccarthy, Los Angeles, Cal CHI m Geneva
Raaa fss!s cn,ssF eaR mica baGH
II. Rush, Chicago m Seymour Belle.
W. r. Armstrong Almont Mich, CHI Gold Ring.
No. 9-Purse of Si,5oofor a:e7 horses.
James Golden, blk m Hametta.
John Riley, Boston, bk Almont Eagle;
A. p. Mcdonald, Albany, b m Kentucky Dlanch.
Budd Doble. Chicago, m Marie Jansen
Budd Doble, Chicago, blk m Rena
George A. Singerly, Philadelphia, br m kathe-
rine u.
Fourth Day, Friday, August 80.
No. il-Purse Of $1,000; open to all PAGERS.
Sire Brothers. New York,,b q Gossip, jr.
J. NJ. Petit, Philadelphia. biz * Jewett
X. Is. Payne, Chicago, & Wilcox.
j. j. Bowen, Boston, biz m Lady wilkins.
l.. A. Davis, Chicago, h Roy Wilkes.
No. ls:-The Capital Guaranteed Stakes of $4,000
for fonls OF 1855.
q. II. Ellis, Belfast, Me-
\. A. Browne & Co, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sumnet View stock Farm, Verona. N. Y.
Hamilton Busbey, Kew York.
J. ii. Goldsmith, Washngtonville, N. Y.
Bob Stewart, Kansas City.
&. NJ. Reed, Erie, Penn.
For the guaranteed stakes each of the sub
scribers have made good the third payment.
The final payment of 3 per cent. is payable
on Monday, August 10, when the horses are
to be named. The present and prospective
naming assures good field in all classes.
AS an additional attraction johnson will
pace to beat his record of 2:06l4.
Addie Mcdonald will drive four and eight
horses to chariot in exhibition Of her skill
as horseman. She has four grays and four
blacks.