The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-23
GOSSIP OF THE HORSES.
THE BROOKLYN IND SUBtRBAN HAM,
y, DICArs TO NE BOR7H $4,000.

TIE BROOKLYN IND SUBtRB1N HAM,
DICArs TO BE BOR7H SsJ,O0o.
STEPS Taken 10 Prevent "a Repetition OF the
Huron Csse-somethisc ror Ed Co,risnn
90 Ponder Over Gn,tenburg Races se.
cpre tron, Interfsrence-win Ben bird
Ne sssrtsa Again This 1esrs-Estrses.
Progress Is tho wutrhword OF our great
Jockey clubs. and from present indications tho
turf Ia OH the highway to greater successes In
the immediate future tlnn many persons In
trrestcd IN the thoroughbred had dared hope
for within tho next decade. Secretaries McTn-
tyre Of the Brooklyn Jockey Club and fellowcs
az the Coney Island Jockey Club announce
TINT the Brooklyn and Suburban Handbags
for 1882 will DO worth s250OO each which
makes them the most valuable handicaps OF
tho year for horses OF any age.
Tho conditions for both these races are
practically the same. being sweepstakes Of
$3.50 each. or only $50 II declared by Feb. 20.
The guaranteed value ofthe prizo Is $4,000. OF
which $1,000 will 90 to the second and $1,000
81 tho third horses. This will leave the race
worth $4,000 at least to the winner. and this
fact insures the nomination OF every horse Of
class in the country. No owner can AFFORD to
lot such prizes pass untried for. The weights
for both races will be published Fob. !. and
winners after the publication OF the weights
Of $1,000 must carry four pounds extra; OF
two rnnos Of $1,000 each or one OF $1,000.
eight pounds extn: three OF $1,000. or two Of
5000 or one OF $4,000. twelve pounds extra.
In tho case Of horses handicapped ut 115
pounds or over these penalties shall apply to
tho ex.ont Of one.hslf. and In tho case Of those
Handicapped at 122 pounds or over to the ex-
font of one-a,iarter only md In tho case OF
those bardirapped At It's pounds or over they
shall not apply at all.
I'm HandIesps s were 'I new events the winning
s5ss 5sssys :. more nt than "A tSsl. e
iTi tnan he yae Of tRsse grea
MnteF rnens. gave the p"eo somethins to
Ell . !n,', and speculate upon all winter and
jap. y, ispa The estimated value Of the ras &c
ers. This viii Be- the greatest prize ever raced
Tor on this continent.
q tho %rnk form: ,Ss The
statement. which will undouStoaiy command
tie attention Of breeders In general and Ed
wera ,, oo.ri .s n particular. .t >, -, , ,,
s.sfsy o!as sIs sas.ssssd snS vim * Sss.sed only
ssrbsr that ths provision. Of Rule IL form part Of
~ .r,rg LsTS H. s ~ w 70 s S ME-
on my qaeson res.nS 70 - n race or 70 rsens tie
n; q M E1ssS,,ys Committee and without
This is done to prevent a repetition OF tho
WISH E oS es
the Gny Jssssy Club re-
second money IL The Fatprity, lis colt Huron;
Esy Gub ranSs sseosd to lis Hssness
last scason in TINT event. YorEviiie Belle,
tilird at the finish. received second m oney, and
haxonet. Who finished fourth. received third
: The Brooklyn Jockey Club will close on Jan.
e r e
Is Gao worth Gt than
the St. ia, Ja%es Hotel Stakes
turity Brookdsle and Fort Hamilton Handi-
gaps. the former exclusively for Odds.
nor GEs Stakes
IF Ss q S Ss Sast Of bs the "; IS
ssnaoss !or all the b!ooS s yoe sts clnSs
hs ssssen ras s Nw we f
Enss no terr:rs for Gutten6urs Resident
and date os the n ssns 9, Els race
course has been announced but duttenbnrg.
serens ~ fts PILL Yoes On raging day after day
a nnG d cha
day "Ht Is startling Emigration q the pull
nnfnrv 10 th I'll ra; Ge ,aw ~ NsW Jersey sa.s
G,,ttrphurg ,pursues It's present policy But
otHa the ether IN ss
way OF Indictment Winter raeinr. whether M
h,Hrt1ul e. the best Interests OF the turf and