The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-07-13
Entries for MONDAYS Races.

New YORK, July 12.-Following are the
entries for the races to be run at Brighton Beach
ing; for maidens: Hardwork, 113; Australand,
Wahta Wah gelding, Duke of Lenster, 107;
Vera, 102; label, 102; Estelka, 1O5; Teddy
Foley, lO4; Hemet, So; Emeli filly, 90; For
eigner, 95 Sam Love, ,Violete gelding
Second race-One mile. Signature, Kanes-
vile, Shakespeare, 106; Benefit, Harrison, Vol
let, Roiden, Franco, Houston, Garrison, 106;
The Abbess, Bessie X, Gratitude, 101. Third
-Three-quarters of a mile. Lepanto, Ec-
cola colt, Lowlander, us; Early Blossom, 1922
Dahlman, 116; Contessa fly 115; Rosaline
flly, Hannah, Lady Glasgow filly, 113; Sina-
loa colt 112; Bellona filly, 105; St. George,
Fourth 4S raee 81 1afey my HSysr HS lS kfpsR S
Gendarme, 107; Falcon, 1914; Belinda, Rich
mond, Eleve, Ballston, ia; Ovid, Phoenix, 1O9;
Middlestone, 80; Urbauna, "a. Fifth race--18
miles; selling. Montaferke, ia; Eleve, 10;
Ernest, 80; Reward, 9S; Darling, 92; Middle
stone, so. Sixth race-Handicap; II miles
over six hurdles. Widslow, 49, Bassanio, 1853;
Echo, 160; Linguist, 1856; Jim Murphy, $50; Pat
quin, 1877; The Bourbon, 131; Rover, 100.
Sale of Belmont Yearlings.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 12.-The announce
ment that the Woodburn yearlings and ten
yearling fillies from Mr.. Belmont's nursery stud
were tc be sold on the paddock at Monmouth
Park to-day drew large crowd of horsemen
and visitors to the track. The brother of Trou-
bador caused much competition, Green B. Nor
ris finally securing him for $40, 100. Those
bringing over 5000 were: Woodburn colts
Brown colt, by Falsetto, out of Jamaica, j. and
A. Il; Morris, $500; bay colt, by Lisbon, out
by Falsetto, out of Semper Vive, w. Lakeland,
81, 100; bay colt, by King Alfonso. out of imp.
Flora Mcdonald, Green Norris 81 ,900 black
colt, by Powhatan, out of Cachuca, Dwyer
Bros, $1,000; bay colt, by Falsetto, out
Sfv of Adde Id G F. D. WarRurto4 s7oo;
of Macal, John Hunter, $a,35o; chestnut
colt, by King Alfonso, out of Helpmate s. B.
Baldwin, 81 900; bay colt, by Powhattan, out of
Amabel, E. Bailey, $1,000; bay colt, by Fal-
setto, out of Patrimony, B. McClelland, 1900;
Railey, 81, $50; chestnut colt, by Falsetto, out
of Galanthie, Capt. S. S. Brown, 81 900; chest
nut colt, by King Alfonso, out of Giroha, T. B.
Baldwin, $1,000. Woodburn fllies-Chestnut
filly, by Falsetto, out of Jersey Lass, John
St. Blaise out of Lucette, Col. L. Broadhead,
500; blaze bay filly by imp. st. Blaize, out of
Zeltic, Capt. William Connor, $725; chestnut
filly, by Falsetto, out of Guitar, w. Hendrie,
$3.50; brown filly, by Falsetto, out of Barbiche,
of Vulpine, Capt. VIM. Connor, 1,O5O; chest
nut illy, by King Alfonso, out of India, E.
Railey, $625; bay colt, Barefoot, by Longfellow,
out of Bluestocking, j. H. and A. II. Norris
S1,SOO. Belmont's fillies-Arnica, bay flly, by
Sam Brown, outof Belladonna, L. j. Rose, $3.50;
Carmine, chestnut filly, by imp. Ill-Used, out
of Carmen, G. Carnehsen, 1928; Coruna, chest
nut filly, by imp. Ill Used, out of Cordelia, j.
Jayner, $500; Flattery, chestnut filly, by imp.
St. Blaize, out of Flavini, Capt. Connor, 500;
Royal, W. C. F. DAILY, 500; Tarantelia, bay
filly, by imp. Ill-Used, out of Tarbouche, j.
Jaynes, 81, 800.