New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10

THE BRObkLlN JctkEf ILOb ThVNhN"'H
II tho meeting at Gnvcsend Is not an unqualified
success 1t will be the fault Of the able and accom-
plshed secretary. the venerable and venerated H. d.
Mcintyre Years OF close observation and
study have made Mr.. Mcintyre familiar
with the wants OF all the owners and
trainers and he is enabled 10 arrange n pro
gramms that will give them entire satisfaction.
perusal OF the book programme will be sufficient 70
convince any one that the conditions OF the races are
,uch as will attract large fields OF horses. Large
field. insure good racing Mr.. Mcintyre is commended
for making the conditions so simple that oven the
least erdite owner or trainer can easily understand
hem involved sentences have no business in Il
programme.
The meeting at Brooklyn will last seventeen days
which, with the thirteen in the spring, will make up
the thirty allowed b. law. Friday september 30
VII be the last day. On the following satui''hy
october l. the Morris Park meeting will begin, pro
viding, Of course. that Hennen Morris, who Is ex-
n.cted to return from Europe on or about the
ooh Is not detained at Quarantine, with Lottie
Collins and other distinguished persons. IL Is not
clear that a meeting At Morris Park would be sue
cess without the presence OF the general manager OF
the
For the first day Mr.. Mcintyre has provided pro
cramme OF six races, which include te PROSPECT
stakes for wo-ycnr-olds. 200 each. $2,ooo ADDED
six t,riongs Lady Violet can win this In ranter
70 the giant son OF Long Taw and Round Dance The
Acct Don Alonzo does not start. The Oriental Hand-
CAD the weights for which have been publshei also
comes on the first day. and fine field IS likely 10 90
10 the post TIE distance is q mile and quarter
and the added money is $1,000.
On Thursday the only fixture IS the Culver stakes
in which the old and the young may have the
nriviIege OF meeting The distance Is six iurongs
and some OF the fastest sprinters In training are
eligible TO start. Among them are the mighty King
.ton the feet DR.. IIasbrouck. the unfortunate n"'
electric Tournament. the Suburban winner Loahtaha
and the Young Don Alonzo. The race has neither
penalties nor allowances.
The Willow Stakes, on Wednesday, at SIX fnrlohg'
will give the young ladies OF two years chance 10
meet Lady Violet at such weights may let one OF
them take her 1T the finish che Will nave
IN take I'D "A penalty OF FIVE pounds. The Fulton
Stakes for Thursday. will bring OFT the threeyear
o,ds The distance Is mile and quarter. Lamp
lighter will have 10 carry 100 pounds wmie most
and probably ALL OF his opponents will have an
allowance OF seven pounds. The added money IS
$40, 1000.
The programme for Friday is made up OF overnight
handicaps and sweepstakes Saturdays card Will In
o,ude the Algeria stakes and the First Special In
N. latter all Of the best horses in training are
entered and the contest Is going to be one OF the
uost exciting Of the year The Specials at Gravesehd
hove never failed TO be sensational to an unusual
derree In the first, which is at mile and quarter
r,rI no found such horses as Montana. buH4"ct
u,rrston Raceland. Demuth Fairy. iorkvllle Belle
onaweI 70 Tambien. Aloha, Judge Morrow. Stsath
noath Tenny Locohatchcc, Lamplightcr. Pessara and
n,o,ns II these cannot make there Is nothing
- class or pedigree. II Is interesting 10 note that
Tho horses OF Marcus DAILY going TO race at Graves
md 1bi, means that the old feud between the
r,,rvers and j. b. Haggin IS In fair way TO be
ho,iod for Mr. DAILY Is very near to Mr.. Haggn. Not
pca the celebrated Kern affair at the old Monmouth
ra,,, has Trainer Matthew Brynes raced a horse at
Gravcsend.
The OceanVi Stakes. at n mile. for threeyear
o,ds with allowances, will DO decided on Monday
s.u,.mber 10 and on the following Wednesday the
r.cs ~ pnncipal Interest Will be the Woodlawn
uand,cap Mr. Mcintyre Is likely TO make this race
~ ~ interest as he has some excellent material
IN work on The distance Is a mile and three
The Clinton Stakes. for tlree-y ear-old hes, at q
,,in and furlong to be run on Thursday, does not
nromse much, as Yorkville Belle II she Is In con
ditioL will probably galop In. on Friday, eeptem'
Der 20. there no stakes, but on saturdayi the
S4th The Holly Handicap and the Second Special are
W he contested The former Is for twoyear olds al
s,x frlongs In the Second Special the winner OF the
first is to take up penalty OF five pounds; Most o.
the horses entered In the first are eligible and In
Major Dom0 The distance Is mile and nlrong
fne Speculation Stakes: on TUESDAY september
a. ard the Breeze stakes. on THURSDAY, are sel
ine AFFAIRS The BrookwoOd Handicap Tor three
ycar-ods at a mile and quarter. comes on frieay'
the last day OF the meeting. -. =, ...,.. -, A..
Owners are much pleased with the conniuohs Oh tne
races. and HIGHLY successful meeting Is assured.