The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-21
VERNON PARK FLYERS.
The Trotting Entries for the Mer
chants Week Meeting.

Inc 1rOttlpR Entries Tor the Mer
chants Week Meeting.
The entries for the Merchants weeh
races have closed
As there are large fields for each Of th,
events in the harness races for the thre,
days is is likely that rare Sport will be seer
until the end of the meeting.
The programme of races and the variou,
incidents have furnished the staple topic
OF conversation among the horsemRn Of Sa-
vannah and neighbOring cities throughout
the state for the past two weeks.
The entries are as follows:
Purse Sl50-2:35 class, trotting-
:. g. Susong, by W. 7. Burch, Savau-
nah.
C. g. Jordan B., by T. j. Payne. Dauville,
Va.
Br. s. ClaymOre. by A P. Doyle. savan-
B. s. PokAtallagO, Thomas F. Boam,
| Savannah.
Purse S125-2:50 Class, Pacing
G. &. Dan, by W. T. Burch, Savannah.
White &. Whiteman, by II. Madden,
Augusta.
G. g. Dick Eagan, by Thomas F. Boam,
Savannah.
c. M Minnie s., by James F. Furlong,
Savannah.
R. g: Frank R.. by ]. A. Bland, Nash
vile, Tenn.
J. g: Goldboy, by George Turton. Pensa-
cola. Fla.
Br. g. Prince, by Thomas McMurray,
jacksonville, Fla.
Br. &. Pensacola Bay. by T. E. Wells,
Pensacola, Fla.
Purse s2O0-2:55 Class-Trot.ing-
Br. m. Maggie Cossman, by Jos. Cossman,
Savannah.
3. &. Postmaster, by J. A. Bland, Nash
vile, Tenn.
G. &: Tom H.. by Thomas F. Bosm, sa-
vaunah.
Blk. G. Romeo. by J. H. Hawthorne,
Charleston, S. c.
G. g. Geo. Washington, by James Multi
gan. Savannah.
B. colt Claymore Jr., by A. P. Doyle, Sa-
vannah.
s. g. Slip. by G. W. Baker, Ripley, o.
Br. g. Lamox, by Thomas McMurray,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Purse $2OO-2;25 class, trotting and pac-
ing
s. g. Pat Fallon, by W. T. Burch. savan-
noh.
B. &. Walton R., by G. W. Baker, Ripley,
R. G. Roanoke, by ]. A. Bland, Nashville,
Tenn.
B. 6. Warrior. by T. E. Welles, Pensacola,
Fla
B. g, Barney W., by ]. T. Hambricks,
Leaghsberg, N G.
e. &. Jordan B., by 1. ]. Payne, Dan
vile, Va.
The same horses entered in the 2:95 class
on Monday are entered in the free-for-all
erotting and pacing on Wednesday for a
purse Of $3.50.
savannah is we'll represented, but how it
VIII show up is question that the judges
Will have to decide. Most of the homo
entries are familiar to the talent, except
the PAGER entered by Jim Furlong. jim, it
Is thought, has slipped in flyer. No one
knows anything about him, and Furlong
gives queer smile whenever he is asked
about the horse.
The colors will be given in full in the
Official programme furnished by Manager
Downing. The entries to the running races
will appear later in the week. A number
of entries TO the harness races, sent by tele-
graph, were rejected by the manager on
account OF not having been made in accord
ance with the published conditions.
The Merchants week committee and Man
ager Bowling have effectively advertised
the meeting, and the arrangement that has
been made for the free transportation to the
park has proved great drawing card. Mr..
Downing viii have ample accommodations
Tor all the ladies who wish to attend. In
addition to the line Of wagons already en-
gagged. he has made an arrangement with
+. Z. Gleason for a number of buses and
express wagons to run a special schedule to
the park