Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-23
row THE BlG STAKES.
Entries for the Four Guaranteed Races
 at Charter Oak Park.

Entries for the Four Guaranteed Races
 at charter Oak Park. In addition to the large list of entries already printed for the races at Charter Oak Park next week, Secretary King gives the horses named for the guaranteed stakes. The four races filled remarkably well, and give assur- ance of fine sport each day. All the flyers in the country can be found among the 112 entries in the twelve races.
 Three races on the programme for each day, including one of the stake races, as well as exhibitions of chariot racing by Mrs. Addie MoDonald and the park horse Woodlawn by Madame Marantette. The first race each afternoon will be called at 1 o'clock, thus giving time to finish the programme of the day.
 Following is the list of horses named for the guaranteed stakes for the different classes THE CHAPTER OAK GUARANTEED STAKE OF $10oO0, FOR
 2:e0 CLASS (TRoTTERsl
 E. k. Frost, Worcester, Mass, 2 s Alcryon:
 Sunny Side Stock Farm, waterville, Me, IS Ne- George Middleton, Chicago, Ill. g Jack. J. H. Goldsmith, washingtonviile, N. Y.. g
 w. IT, Hill. Worcester Mass b m Persica. Cowies & Clyborne, Dowagiac, Mich' g Hen- Bob stewart, Kansas City. Mo oh m Geneva s. Keating & Lee, Reno, Nevada, Sensation
 This field of flyers, cannot but afford sport enough to satisfy all lovers of fine trottipg. Of course all eyes will be on the wonderful Nelson, with a record of '15. Closely pressed in the matter of records are Jack C1524), same field will also be seen Hendryx c1S14), Geneva s. c1914), Persioa C21L4) and Sensa- ton C22). This popular stake, with it's un- precedented history, will this year eclipse anything seen on the turf.
 THE STANDARD GUARANTEED STAKE, FOR 2:3o TRoT-
 TIERS; VALUE $3Coo.
 E.C.Walker, New York, m Miss Alice j. E. Turner, Amber, Pa, 6i ketch, Sst;...
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 James Elliott, Philadelphia. m Aline. James Golden. Boston, g Fearnaught; James McClenahan, New York, TO King Bird. Of the above trotters, two lowered their records, yesterday, at Rochester, Miss Alice dropping from 2:271 to 2:20 4, and Ketch from 2:22 leg to 2:lS34. Fearnaught has 6 record of '19 3-4, Andy Welch's Star Lily of go 1-2, Golddust of go IA, Tariff of go 1-2, Aline of '24 and King Bird of '27 1-4. TIE INSURANCE GUARANTEED STAKE OF S4,oOo FOR 2:20 PAGERS. Charles Friel Pittsburg, Penn., b m Minnie F. J. H.. Rowley & Brother, Providence, R. l.. b Alexander Boy.
 | A. H. Madigan, Philadelphia, Penn., Chase. J. F. Turner, Ambler, Penn., Mambrino Han | his.
 | Xbdallah Park Cynthana, Ky, b Budd Doble. Crit Davis, Harrodsburg, Ky, w. M SingeT- w. H. Hill, Worcester, Mass, ch m wicopce. | J. II. Goldsmith, Washiugtonville, N. 4., D | Billy Stewart.
 Mark Hopkins, St. Clair, Mich., oh m Gypsey | Golddust.
 E F. Geers, Spring Hil Tenn, g Hal Pointer.
 Never was there better list of sidewheel- CTS in any race of this class, as is shown by the following records Lillian. 2:1414; Budd Doble and Hal Pointer, 1534; Mambrino Hannis, 161s Minnie F., IT; W. M. Sing erly, '1714; Wicopee, '1S14; Billy Stewart, I914; Alexander Boy, '2214, and Gypsey Golddust, '2614.
 | THE CAPITAL GUARANTEED STAKE or S3,O0O FOR FoALs OF 1885. | c. R. Ellis, Belfast, Me, b Elmbrook. s. A. Browne & Co.,, Kalamazoo, Mich., oh Me | Ewen.
 summit View Stock Farm, Verona, N. Y., s
 Hamilton Busbey, New York, b m Reina | J. H. Goldsmith, Washingtonville, N. Y., br s | Gillg.
 0. J. Hamlin Buffalo, ch Prince Regent.
 This new stake is certain to prove an inter- esting event with entries including such young fast ones as McEwen '19, Repetition '21, ,Gillig '231a, Prince Regent '221s and Elmbrook '27.