The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-05

Horse At -, seo-The rroxraa.e Tor this
weeh-The Bsitasere Meetine-ssr.tor.
stskes-Entraes fsr To-day at JeremeFarh
Nobody ever saw more perfect weather for
racing than New Workers have endowed for the
past month. aud at present there is no indica-
ton OF "a change. Yesterday being as balmy as
June. with a sky as blue and sunny as
that OF Italy.
The racing ut Jerome and Morris parks last
| week drew large crowds. and tho turf seems
to be as prosperous as when the flrst-class
tracks opened their gates last spring. The
sport at Morris Park on Saturday was first
class In every respect, and the attend
snce was the most brilliant that hns
put In an appearance since Futurity
Day at sheepshead Bay. Tho sue.
cess Of st. Florain was popular. as tho
big chestnut colt has been more or less OF
public idol. and has cost his hackers a great
deal OF money. many persons losing very
heavily on him when His Highness and other
clinkers got home in front OF Mr. Morris's
champion. As a matter OF fact. 81 F1orian
| Is remarkable colt to stand the wear
and tear Of such campaign as wyndham
Walden has subjected him to. He began
racing at Gravesend last spring. and up to date
has started no fewer than twenty-one times.
His terrible fall at sheepshead Bay was
| enough to send many two-year-old to
horse heaven. but Walden had st. Florian
racing again In short order. although he
was suffering from an abcess in the head.
and he has kept him going pretty
steadily ever since. A colt Of extraordinary
speed. II given half chance he should mako
phenomenal Splinter next year. Bermuda's
victory was popular. too. every lover Of q game
thoroughbred having strong liking for Nc
Clolland'a ltarlfnn C01k whn Ia do,,ht adI
top OF the three-year-old tree with Potomac
| and La Tosca out Of the way. It would not be
surprising to find Bermuda in the stable Of
some Of our millionaire turfmen next year, a.
he is for SALE
Bermuda and Dagonet. a. tho public know
very we'll. are half brothers. both being out Of
the nine-year-old marc Fair Lady. Fair Lady
sold for $4,000 at the recent disposal sale Of
the Elmendorf stud In Kentucky. and such
clever horseman as J.. W. Rogers pronounced
her one OF the bargains OF the year. Any nine
yesr-old mare with two such stake winners
as Bermuda and Dagonet. by different
$Sse SHOULD b With i;: s$SSS %sTs s yssSf
Wa WSe5 rs hs sna ss
The Ibis ig son OF Ten Brock had brought but
Why said Green. in his own emphatic
Bersan going Tor S2.2O0 and fremont bring
there s.f I'd have W Bought him." nave 0een
Green thinks Bersap was one Of the greatest
words. "he could run from half q mile TO four
miles on dry or heavy track. and you didn't
%Ssf PARK E IS very
int 81 sses Th ng ss
IN the hin. but owners are, dead set, and no
matter how a horse may be famed in a race
the Hill cut down. there would be no course in
eSe snd detail to the 81
no such club house as that which makes
ne ,WestShester track unapproachable. DR..
has Just returned from q tour through Europe.
He was at Baden;Baden. and saw some Of the
the course Germans swear BY. and in England
he saw 250OO0 ct the running Of the 81; Leger.
spt he st1s s n h os
:, The prospects of sensational race before
the close OF the season are remote. Tenny will
be seen only at rare intervals.
Gsst t
Is At for
meet In the Champagne. and ARA will see that
9ass sIs Also az h &osSa sfe tS,s
the feature: Picknicker. Key All Key. and
By the Fashion safes Tor two Iies
hs arfs T
nna tss 9f at 1
the scene q activity the Laddie Stakes for two
ris Park. where, the Nursery Stakes for two two
halt. will be decided ~ WV GNU
These are the very events
osiylps . speeiai preparation Tor them. YORK
Vile Belle gets in the Nursery without Q pen
great ilily Tor the winner The Hickory Stakes
Till be much opener contest strathmeath. |
ssfhsihtsG hsS del snd F k
deer are eligible to steEt s,.. :,
Mngh Msint1H r.,
% %fft aPsn 81 ~ ss4 ss sHd G Sa
ss5PSs ndssss nsSs
0' ssmue is to be Secretary Of the
afes og %e
tx yqsaas: stakes ss ior is Sd
sass s sakss fo
niles. ths FoIhall Stakes for three-year;oids.
b run IN 1893 Will close on Dec. 81 .st 1iS
Is also secretary, Of the Hudson County Jockey
Club, and he makes public the programme for
the first week Of the fall meeting at Gutten-
burg.
The programme for Jerome Park to-day is
are named t9 start IN the opening, dash at six
furlongs. The crack two year-olds Leonawell
and Ludwig should both run well. but Auto
Year:old ltamplighter e among those named
horse that beats him will come near getting
the coin. uvonis and Craftsman should both
KITTY i: and Lizzie nay "a Do to support IN the
pounds on HIS back. Locke inyincible, for the
Stakes stSs. SFsn having liz
are fond q q distance though. and ARA. who
outcome Of the contest mHy be q sprprise, but
So many entries were received for tho nth
race that II will surely be divided. II Arplant
Is worth - no should win the race with only
a. pounds Up , ST Pa s.sss may run second
last. The following Is the programme In de- |