New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-24
J. B. HAGGIN's YEARLINGS.
Mss wooproRD's LOVELY DAUGHTER.
yo.MoRRow AT sHEEPsHBAD BAy-THE. CEDAR
BIrpsyr PROGRAMME.

HURST PROGRAMME
young man went up TO Jerome PARK yesterday
afternoon to call on the daughter of Miss Woodford
h fsund the Young lady in the most engaging mood
Ebs proceeded 10 kiss him Immediately, gszed trust
fully In his eyes and rested her head on his shouioer
Whils he stroked her beautiful neck NO girl ever
was more anectonate Her face is like her mothers
And Aor her mothers sake, less than her own the
young man returned her gentle greeting. He had
not forgotten how me grand stand wept when tho
Queen of the Turf, tho peerless Miss ~oodtord, was
beaten BY old Barnum. Tho race-going community
will never love another mare as intensely as IL oVed
bsr May her daughter be half as worthy Oh Its anec
ton
with the best and honestest Of intentions the young
nan remarked that while the FLY resembied her
mother In color and marks, in the boadness OF her
forshead and the delicate fneness OF her muzze' she
was little like her in general appearance back OF the
sarS His opinion though modestiy Expressed causeo
q riot among the army OF rsnchmen, and fhe young
nan ose within an Of being lassocd and scaped III
vss Informed that moro then a dozen weiikno"h
trfnen had picked out the flly from the entire los
ef 100 yeaifngs because she was the perfect imas'
a. hr mother He then had the teuseriS 70 call AZ
tsntasn to fact that the young lady had warts eh
her nose To this the cowboys replied mat lre'n'i-
$o, was wa.ty at her age but goa rid Of the exores
cepces before he was two years old (Ihere may Do
something 10 warts after all MI. Macksy, the sen
srsI MANAGER Of Rancho del Paso, appeared ana the
Alfy.s shsps was referred 10 him. He agreed Win
yosus men d at she like her sire Sir mso
Or Dsrsstn, than her neither
In 10 msSnifcent lot OF yeSnne
u these California youngsters 1t Is hsf0 T" '
Individuals, but there two cofts that s"sN. "
,utc,sss and rank all ethen. One IA SaS DS "~'
v,ek Or Ran Fox out of Second Hand. the dsm o.
s-Na ana The other also bay ia By Ban Fox ont OF
onssn an imported mare Give the "loof 'As'o ~~
tske al the rest
The st. BIase-Maud HsmUton colt the fatsstto-
Erploaoa FLY and the nLUsed-F1ower Gfi hiiy nave
not arrived They bred IN KENTUCKY ana VIII
DO hero in few days in special osrier car Anons
The scores of well known men VINO ioohea o'oi So
yearapxs yesterday were August belmont Jun"
Hsntsr Chsres Reed, A. L. Walcot ana D. a. hassin.
TIE younestors wiil be led over to william Eastons
,.A6oc,s a. Hunts Point on Friday or SATURDAY, The
sale takes place on Monday
M racing at sheepshsad to-day. The opening
"a. m to.morrow's programme is . sweepstakes at
srven f,,riongs with allowances for non-wnners IN
1880 that wtn enable the Dryers speedy Kingston
10 sl,p IN at 100 pounds. This IL SIMPLY lea'her'
xeaeht for the son Of Spendthrft and kapanea' ana
70 he starts there will be no living with him. Inc
raee Is at his favOrite distance, that for when no
n.de the record Of / 90 Ia at sheepshead Bay In
,aa1 ~ the weather continues good the track VIII
ne very fast and IL there the slightest pressure at
the finish . new record NAV be made But inc
vnter does not know horse that Will MAKE hingsoh
extend himself with only 100 pounds up. Eohan IS
now IN great form. but Mcmahon Co. are not lkriy
IN start him, as with l24 pounds ND he would have
small hopes of being better than second Champagne
Charlie ts nearly resdy, and no starts will
cat an allowance OF fourteen pounds. but
even with 20 light weight a. nn~s seven
sounds he could scarcely be considered
mora than dangerous. Besides, this clever performer
has been on the sick list for several weeks and may not
Apteh With N
class as Kingston
The two-year.olds vii turn out 10 compete for
he Spring Stakes, a prize worth about $4,000 to the
sinner Mr. Belmont Is inclined 10 hold back Chesa-
make whose reputation must by this time have ex-
snded TO tho but 1t is possible that The youhsse
may be sent for this plum in company OF his stable
COMPANION, Padishah. The stable policy Will DO TO
win with Padishah II possible but II he cannot take
the thick to trump high with Chesapeake st. Carlos
name s not TN tho list OF nomn atoms Either Bsllarat
or Cleaning will represent the Hearst establishment
with the single exception of Gorge, all the Senator's
horses seem high In flesh. 1t rs extremely probable
that Matt Allen who is the most cautious and careful
man In the world, does not give item
yufacient preparation before sending them
to the post All the two-ycar-elds seem short OF
work as they inv araby run we'll for three trlongs
half mile, and then stop. Ballarst won race at the
Brooklyn track, but q great victory, Leds
vas second and Houston third. The Dryers will
probably start blackburn. who seems to be the most
useful colt in their two yearold division. Wyndhan
walden may send Starlight and Civil Service for the
Morris stable onwsy will 90 for Mr. Stanley and the
Garrison party may start both John Atwood and Kemp
land The distance is SIX furlongs. ever the Fuurty
ooursa
A. T. Cassates Eric, Walter GRATIS Blue Rock. the
Castle Stables Disolo J. B. Haggin's Fresno. August
Rsmonts Fides and zephyrls J. Ootton's Carroll and
aNo Of tn SITS q
Thistle Stakes, at 316 miles. Such field would
furnish capital contest, with tho result in doubt from
start 10 finish.
The race for the Coney Island Cup. at q mile and a
Aalf win probably bring together Firenz. Raceland
Pee Weep, Wary, Marauier and Elkwood. Racesnd
will have to carry 1877 pounds Firenzi 12l Pee Weep
H. Msrauder 100. Wary 49, and Rlkwood l2'. II
n possible that Terra Gotta and hamburg NAV go
Frrnzi should be In excellent form by this hmo an(
oueht TO give the winner Of the suburban good race
Tho neatest and completest book programme ever
.sued By an American racing association Is that just
issued for the summer meeting OF the washington
Park Club of Chicago. Those Wostorners coniu teacn
our Eastern racing officials something Inc pro
ersmmes in use here are incomplete and unssus
factory Compared WITH that Of tho Washington Psri
r,,h thsv arc disapp pointing in tho extreme. Mr.
Gavrepoes handsome book Of the Coney Island JOCKEY
Cubs present meeting is In many respects model
but Il has It's shortcomings. 1t almost Ike LOOKING
for . needle in . haystaek to find the name OF an!
horse entered in stake. II serious, difficult shc
almost impossible task to estimate the value OF
stake 1t is necessary to wade through sixty-tare'
nases IN tell In which stakes . horse is entered II
me Washington Park book the nsne ot every
horse stands iromj"nntly alone in black-faoed type
thu dsckrae~' III every stake arc published In
foot not, . ame Of each being given, together VIII
the forfeIts and the total sum realized ereirom al
ffnQ tg
.honla a person desire to know in what or race
snv particular horse Is engaged no can see at ono
without further refertnce all the animals engage
uoeuts. the dates which they are TO De run, I'M
distance the number Of nominations and the amour
Of added money In each stake.
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