Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-25
THE HARTFORD RACES.

To open To.day-Three Races and q Special Attraction on tho Pros gram for Each Day-The Hubing- CTS, Horses Entered-The Big Race and William Neely's Horses to Re Called To-morr0w-List of Entries.
 The Grand circuit races will open at Charter Oak park at Hartford this after noon. The owners, drivers and horses have all arrived, the track is in prime condition and everything is in readiness for the starters bell, which is to be sound ed at 1:15 p. m.
 Excursion tickets on the N. Y., N. H. and H. railroad will be sold at New Ha- ven, Meriden, Wallingford. Bridgeport and many other stations on the line.
 The competent secretary of the associa- tion, T. o. King, who has not forgotten to races, has engaged Colts full band, who will give series of delightful concerts during the meeting.
 The Hubinger Brothers of this city have entered three horses in as many classes. Blanche, 2:20}, is entered in the insurance stake for 2:20 pacers, which class is to be called Friday. Maud, 218t, is entered in the 2:1O class for trot1ers that are to be called to-day. Lady Thompson, 2:22a, is entered in the 2:27 class, which is on the program for F-iday.
 During the meeting the extra attractions will consist of the following:
 Specials-"Bell Hamlin" and "Justina" to beat 2:13 to pole.
 Belle Hamlin," "Globe," "Justina," three abreast, to beat 2:14.
 'Rocket" and "Gerald," to beat 2:30 to pole.
 Madame Marantette with high jumping horse ''Filemaker."
 Madam Marantette will show the cele- brated saddle horse "Woodlawn."
 Madam Marantette in her great four horse tandem act over hurdles.
 Following are the entries in the classes to be called to-day: .-
 FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25.
 2:16 Class-Pacing-Purs 5000.
 William Neely, New Haven, Conn, b g Monkey
 Isaac B. Fleming, New York, Ed. Xnnan.
 J: FeeE, Syracuse, F. Y, bl s King Toska,
 F; M; Dodge, Pitts1eld, Mass, Marendes, by Walkers Morrill,
 Boulevard Breeding stable, Rochester N. Y. ,br yitelnlo, by Legal Tender jr:. dam by Blue Bali
 Bob Stewart, Kansas City, Mo-, b Grants Ab-
 T. H. Goldsmith, Washingtonville, N. Y, b S
 Crawford, by Favorite Wilkes, dam by Nam
 George H. Hammond, Detroit, Mich, ,b Caesar, by Steinway, dam Olita.
 SAME DAY,
 2:19 -Trotting-Purse $2, 900.
 Allen Farm: Pittsfeld, Mass, b Tom Arden, A. J. Feek. Syracuse, N Y.,ch g Chelsey D by
 Thomas Grady, Academy, Pa., m Maggie B, II
 James Golden, Medford, Mass, The Seer, by gen1 Benton, dam by Electioneer. Willie Collins, dam by by Hambletonian. J. H. Goldsmith Washingtonville, N. Y, b g Richmond Jr., by A: ". Richmond; Dawson, by Mansfield, dam py Hamtletonian. Cnsick Q4imby, Scranton, Penn, bl Stevie Village Farm, East Aurora, N Y, b m Henrietta, by Msmbrno King. Village Farm, East,Aurora, N. Y., Play | Boy, by Hamlin's Almont, Jr. ! Elm City Stock Farm, New Haven, Conn.,, b m | Maud, by Young Napoleon. Doctor Lobb, Philadelphia, Penn, b 2 Problem | by Kentucky Prince, dam Maay A. a:2s Class-Trotting S2,OOO | James o. Gray Boston, Mass, br m Virginia Evans, by Kentucky Prince, dam Lady Thorn by Prince orioff, dam Princess. III '''>''' '''
 F; D: Wiggin, Bellingham, Mass, D m Martha
 James % 6 Golden, Medford, @ I Mass, @ et Gratz, b, Bourbon Wilkes Bob Stewart, Kansas City, Mo- m Eva Wilkes by Star Wilkes, dan by c. M Clay. J. B. Turner, Amber, Penn., b Siglight, by Signal by Redlight.
 p. F: Geers, Spring Hill, Tenn, b g N. T. H., by | Pilot Mambrino
 J. W. Knibbs Worcester, Mass, oh Governor Benton, by Major Benton, dam River Lily. J. H. Nay, Readville, Mass, b m Lightning J. H. Nay, Readville, Mass, b m May Bird Special Exhibition-Purse $500. c. J. Hamlin Buffalo N Y Belle Hamlin and ! Justina to beat their record of 2:13 to pole
 The big race of the meeting, for the $10,000 purse is on the program for to- morrow. William Neely's pair are to start tomorrow for the silver cup. Additional particulars of the races may be found in an advertisement in another co1ruo