The sun., 1890-09-29
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
THE CLOSE or THE RACINE SEASON IN
THIS STATE ALMOST HkRk

orsveseud ciO.es To--orroVv, Then Tor Two
weeks at Morris Rark, where There
win he stakes Galore-Ths chances or
Rneslnnd. Potomac. aud Othsrr.
20 fnst have race meetings succeeded each
other this year that raccRoers will scarcely
realize that the end Of the season Of 1890-that
n, tho big meetings where large stakes aro
the rulo instead OF tho exception-is almost
upon them. tho meeting OF the Now York
Jockey Club, which begins on Wednesday
next, winding mp tho season in New York State
The Brooklyn Jockey Club, despite tho bad
weather that attended the opening few days.
has had one Of the most prosperous meetings
m tho history Of that popular organization
To-day and tomorrow will bring things
20 close at Grayesend and then
trainers will hurry their charges to Morris
Park. To-dsy's programme for dravesend
10 one Of the best OF the two weeks and
aad bSE WINDS IN s0Ud shap nS
ably assisted BY. Superintendent Brush and
bis nep, n having d, dried up all the moIsture and
Of to.day's programme ls the Neptune Stakes
for sw9,ye9r. m at three rec -}p9TteFs Of mile
and the BTookwood Handicsp Tor II three9eSs e 9eiH
q az boh S ase. snE S,Ss s
wSHd ss race HstwHn
Cleopatra, and Eclipse. IL Secretary Mcintyre
adlusts tho weights with his customary skill.
good things for the racnG public. the opening f ~
day being remarkable for such features as the
In the Manhattan, which Is AZ one H mile sI and q
SOasas bR RPgR e dollar, a the rS top agss Ssh S M
p this race at iii pounds, and the horse that Il
ore pitched 90 low that many owners viii iM's have
sbIe to do their JUSTICE. RRSyf RHys
Sssdsd hone like Al Farro% % race At aondHo miIo
In the Jerome Stakes, which has been in
past years the scenes OF SONG very hard
Gorso, and leighton engaged On his i"rSaeal recent
eGhss shs % s'vS Sn dSsss
aunts sRstss tSF for al a. ms s
Ss Rsess%ssde Hs9aIsSP isE sES:yssr:sldss.n ant Il
ssibe. Tor the Hunter and LSesY LSG BalaSins sS Ss
The Handicap ior ali ages ant az mile mih
heaats, bee viii be n9SSeity for Fridays card.
CO sossher hi SS TSn sta2ss
SaTS to Se Which, Which yin tss be w0F6 %t
mile and furlonR, and the Masholu Stakes Tor
lhree-year-olds. at one mile and furlonR, viii
DQ run.
Potomac is receiving, a special preparation
for the Titan, and It will probably be his last
race this year, and among his opponents on
that occasion will be Montana, hey del Rey
Kildeer. Amulet and other good ones
The talent should have ere this SQUARED
their losses OF the season. as form at the
Gravesend meeting has been most consistent
The Western delegation took q pretty penny
out OF the ring on Friday. when the Whit
ten Brothers won with Ruth and Ri
val. Both are daughters Of Renown, a
eon OF West Roxbury and Nora Worth.
Renown was aegood race horse and was
o full brother to Force, probably one OF the
greatest sprinters this country has ever seem
Lucky Baldwin has been very fortunate this
year considering the size of his stable Los
Angeles Sinaloa H., CleopRtoa, md Esper-
anzR having been returned winners very fire.
Qu0ntly.
Col Frank Hall has been secured as iudpe
foE the forthcoming meeting In Dundee.
To;day's card at Gravesend 10 q good one.
Buddhist may win the opening event ana
Tplla blackburn may run second. Eon and
Al Farrow look like the best Of those named in
the second. and Reckon and Lord Harry should
be hard to beat In the third. Beansey and
Evengeline may do In the Neptune stakes and
Maidstone. Tipstah. and Eolo should have the
NTH 20 themselves. Kern may win the last.
With Quotation second.
These are the entries
First Race-A sweepstakes for beaten horaea. eoo