New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03
THE NETWORK JOCKEY CLUBS RACES.

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THE NETWORK JOCKEY CLUBS RACES.
FEATURES OF THE GREAT OPENING MEETING
AT MORRIS PARK.
An extremely artistic rich and handsome book has
been issued by the New-York Jockey Club for the
opening meeting at Morris Park the magnificent new
racecourse In Westchester. II IS by FAR the
most sumptuous and elegant book yet issued by an
American racing organization. IL IS arranged Win
much sli and inks of various colors used deity
ia such way as to give all the information possible
at glance. The first part Of the book is taken up
with clear and vivid display OF the conditions OF
the races each day, page being given TO each
one OF the ten days. The entries to the STAKES
are shown in the second part with such Typographical
ingenuity that the Is looking for catches
the eye without delay.
1t will be indeed feast Of fat things in racing at
Morris Park with its mile and quarter COURSE with
two long straight stretches aud only GENTLE easy
curve and its three quarters straight run for races
Of six furlongs or less. The meeting VIII open on
Tuesday, August 20, and be continued on the remain"
Ing days Of that week. In the second and last week
there will be five days Of racing also, Tuesday, We'd
nesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday and the meet
ing will close Saturday, August 81.
On the first day. the Larchmont Stakes for two
yearoEds $1,000 added. "a mile: NewRochelle
staRes all ages, special weights. 3l6 miles $500
added
Second Day-overnieht purses and handicaps
Third Day-van Nest Stakes for three-year-olds
81 500 added, one mile Casanova Stakes for two
year-old fllies 81 500 added. "a mile.
Fourth Day-Overnlght purses and handcaps.
Fifth Day-Great Eclipse Stakes for two-year-olds.
$4,000 ADDED "a mile New-York Jockey Club
Handicap. IS 900 added, IA miles.
Sixth Day-Elecuic Stakes all ages. 1900 added.
"a mc East River Stakes for Files three old.
81 500 added, Is miles.
Seventh Day-Overnight purses and handcaps.
Eighth Day-Express Stakes. all ages. 81 500 added.
seven frlongs: Fort Schuyler Stakes, all ages, Sl5OO
added one mile
Ninth Day-Overnieht purses and handicaps.
Tenth Day-White Plains Handicap for two-year-
olds, S5,o 900 added "a mile Pelham Bay Handicap.
for threeyearolds $1,000 added; BaychesteT Handi-
cap IL miles, 81 500 added.
There Will be six each day none for less than
81 600 while IS 900 added 10 each OF three stakes
$40 900 10 the Great Eclipse. $500 10 the new YORK
Jockey club Handicap and $1,000 TO eight other
stakes. The amount Of added money i9r inc Ten
days meeting Is $S6.000-a liberal sum indeed l..
with lis ingenious and remarkable arrangements
for the comfort and enjoyment OF great muittnde
its immense and admirable grand stand, It's delight
mi situation its picturesque grounds and surround
ings Morris Park should become Immediately one Vi
the great racecourses Of the world
PRINCESS BowLING's FAST MILE AT CHICAGO.
Chicago July 2.-At Washington Park to-day the
event of the day the Englewood Stakes for three
year.old FLIES In which Princess Bowling maze inc
record that yet been scored for tho event
Details Of the days sport:
First race-Forcvor led until the stretch was reached,
where she was passed by RosemOnt and W. G. Morris.
A holly contested TO the wire resulted In the
success Of Rosemont by neck better than Morris.
Time :16 3-4
second race-Heron led all the way by about two
lengths. At the betting ground Murphy brought
Teuton up and whipping finish followed, but Heron
won by three lengths Time :53 4.
Third race-TO a beautiful start Madolin, Brown
Princess and Princess Bowling were first OIL necks
apart At the clubhouse Princess Bowling was first,
Brown Princess second and Madoln third. From this
point Princess Bowling led and a spendidly con-
tested race by short length in exceedingly fast time
Brandolette beat Retrieve for the place by half
length Time al 34
Fourth race-Famlne first away and was never
headed WoOdcraft was second. Time l "a l."
Fifth race-Lady Gay was in front all the way TO
within 200 yards Of the wire, pressed by Black
Diamond and sailor Boy. The latter taking the lead
in front OF the stand. by two lengths with Guy
Gray second and Lady Gay third Time 10.
Sixth raGe eNtra-lt hot race between Avon
Champagne Charlie Joined them. At the end OF a
driving finish CunShOt by three-quaTer9 OF a
length from Champagne Charlie Time IA L.