Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-04
The Entries for Monmouth.

NEW YORK July Autonomous entries at
Monmouth Park are as follows:
First race, three-quarters of a mile-Fordhsm
los pounds, Seton 90. Orator lo2 Jay Dee ia,
Speedwell, Bradford, Dyer, GrimaldL Fred
Beach no. Yum Yum loS Pearl Jennings los,
Forest King 1o6 Mansla 10l.
Second race, three-quarters of q mile-Maximus,
Burlington, John Atwood, each 11a pounds Ran
cocas. Lady Jane colt Extra Dry. La Favorita
Third race one mile-Eurus 126 pounds, Aurelia
S DefeHse s Now or Never, bisbo fmaa
each 112, stockton 1l0 Fitz Roy los, Flitaway log
Queen of Elizabeth 1o4, Glory 81.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth miles-Hanover
124 pounds, RacelaDd 10. Firenzi Sr 11s, Diablo
Fifth race, three-quarters of a mile-Perversity
103 pounds, Little Ella l05, Innocence los, Pre-
MUM and Nomad, each IO6.
sixth race, one and three-sixteenths miles-She
los pounds, Diadem los, Prince George los Slug
Seventh race, one-eighth Of mile-Ten Brock.
Jr., 1O4 pounds, Bob Fury lQ Queen of Elizabeth
Io' IoS' p ko%p Io7. Umpire Iia Spectator ss lrma II
Bansl pssssi % FsIsasSs f. p.s% 81 gSsns s
Unite IA, Bellair l2i.
Following are to-morrow's entries:
First race maiden 2:year-olds, fve-eighths of .
mileIMt Lebanon; Bobby Beach. Harvester,
each; Addie I, Irene, Lena. Mary Mallory, Can
Can, semaphore. LottIe s. los each.
mileszEarly Dawn liz pounds, Arundel Il6, Cap
tain Wood ia. Kemp billiard ia Fosteral li4,
Caliente 104, The Elk l04 J T 80. Wahsatch 3d.
Warrior 9h Annie Blackburn 90.
Third race extra, selling, one mile-Jakie Toms
104 pounds, Golightly l03 McMurtry IUO, Probus
100, Mirth 99 Governor 96, Alphonse SO.
Fourth race selling, one mile-Pat Donovan l19
pounds, O1rsman 1l2. st Nick los Balance lO4,
Rambler IOl. St Albans 100. Madalin %, The Elk,
80.
Fifth race, the Sheridan stakes. one and one
fourth miles-SpokaEe LIS pounds, Once Again
l23. Don Jose I22 Come To Taw 10 Retrieve Ila
Glockner lis Heron lis. Proctor Knott lis Beth
Brock 103.
Sixth race, maiden allowances. five furlones-
LongbOy 1l9 pounds Pat Donovan 119. Regardless
1i9. Mamie Hunt ia Oracle ID ia. Vidette IOs Al
Tomorrow will be big day at Washington
Park. The entries for the purse races are so nu-
merous that some of them Will have to be split
and instead of the SIX events arranged for. the
chances are that there will be eight or nine In
order TO get through the programme before dark
the races will be called promptly at l:3 O'Clock p
NJ. instead of 2:30. the usual hour. Next to the
American Derby the Sheridan Stakes, which are
to be run for tomorrow is the biggest feature of
the Western turf. There will be only six starters
but these are all clippers and despite the prestige
Of Spokane, the result is very doubtful. The dis
tance is one mile and quarter, and for this rea-
son those who saw Proctor Knott lead the derby
for nearly that distance are. inclined to think
that the son of Luke Blackburn has good show
of winning. The starters, jockeys and weights
are as follows:
Come-to-Taw, Finnegan, 12o pounds; Heron
Lewis. lis: Spokane. Kiey, Us; Proctor Knott,
Barnes, ll5: Don Jose, Winchell, ll3: Once Again,
Murphy. t2S.
Among the purse races is one for mile heats
which will bring out a big field Of frst-class
horses and afford great sport.