New-York tribune., 1890-04-28
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There shall be water Jump OF at least c"e''o i' 80
and two feet deep to he left open. or euarded ohy y
perpendicular fence not exceeding TWO lec1 III "'s
There shall be in each mile least one dch SIX iee WIZ"
and three feet deep on the takngof side OF the renee
which ditch may be guarded by single rai' OF ie. open
and which be four feet sN nchcs III neisH'
and II Of dead brushwood Or gorse TWO iee' III "uO
az. In all hurdle race there shall Dc not less
than eight flights of hurdles the first two miles, Win
an additional flight OF hurdles for every quarter OF mile
Of beyond that distance thc heiSn' o "e
hurdles being not less than three iee' SIX ncneS "o
the bottom bar TO the top bar
The fifth volume of wallace's Year BOOK mas Just
been received and it is elaborate. correct and
useful than ever before The first part OF the book
contains the summaries OF rotfing and pacing races
for 1882 and this alone is worth far more than the
cost for in no other book are these summaries pub
shed But infinitely the most yaua6e part OF tue
Of all time up to the close OF 1850 These lnclude
Alphabetical lists Of all 30 horses & IN 81 o 6o and
under their Sire, table of 20 horses arranged ac-
under their sires table Of scs and more dams
of 70 trotters and table of great brood mares and
sons or daughters but not the dams Of anv per-
formers themselves the fastest records for all ages
and dates.
Here is contained the cream Of all trotting ex-
Penme p"pshed al at - 80 postpaid by the Wallace
Trotting Register Company. $50 Broadway, New-fork
The second spring meeting of the New Jersey Jockey
Club begins at Elizabeth tomorrow, the Linden track
being closed after to-day till May =. Secretary Nc
Intyre with comprehensive knowledge OF what sort
Of races owners like to start their horses in has ar
ranged an entcing programme which includes six
stakes the added money In five Of them being 81 900
each while to the other. the second heat to speak
of the New-Jerscy Jockey Club Handicap. the club
adds 81 500 and the famous WoOdlawn vase the latter
provided both heats be by the same horse Badge
won the first heat, carrying lis pounds. In the
second he must carry 1913. This will be run on
the last day Of the meeting
Secretary Lawrence announces five new stakes for
the lime meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Club.
entries TO close MAY TO- All TO be rlr on the
grass course. These are the conditions
The Daisy Stskes-< sweepstakes for two-year-olds.
foas OF 1883 OF 25 each and only $40 forfeit with $3.50
added OF which $3.50 second. and 500 to the third
Five furlongs
The Pansy Stakes-A sweepstakes for two-year-olds.
foas OF 1888 Of s25 each and only $40 forfeit with s35O
added Of which $3.50 the second and 500 to the third
The winner of the Daisy Stakes TO pounds extra
Tbrce-quarters Of a mile
Tho Dandelon StskesA sweepstakes for three ycarods
oas OF 1897 Of each and only $40 forfeit with 1850
added Of which $3.50 second and 500 the third
mile.
The Spring Turf Sakes-A sweepstakes for threeyear
olds and inward s25 EACH and only $40 forfeit, with
81 35O added OF $3.50 the second and 500 to
the third Winners in 1889 1890 Of s. O00 Of two
races Of $4,000 each. il four upward, pounds II
three year.old II pounds extra. One mile.
The Grass Selling Stakcs-For threeycar-ods and up
ward OF s25 each and only $40 forfeit with $3.50 added
OF which $3.50 the second and 500 the third. The
winner to be sold auction for $1,000; II for $4,000
pounds 50 COO pounds then l pound TO be allowed
for 800 less down to 81 600 one mile and quarter