The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-05
GOSSIP OF TIE RUNNEFD.
PROMINENT STIRES TO CLOSE ron
1903 On jim. = NEXT.

1903 On J.iN. = NEXT.
The Concy Island and Brooklyn Jo,kcy t1uhs
Ohcr uorscmcn an Attractive I'LL for
Next spring-Thc Washington f'n, Z Tubs
Kich Stnkc--EnUics for Guttcnburg.
The prices realized for thorouGhhrcds at
Lexington. KY. during the last week indicate
the prosperous condition uf tho breeding and
racing interests al tho country. and II is more
than likely that the various rich stakes to be
decided both East md West next year Will
close with increased entries.
Tho Corey Island aud Brooklyn Jockey clubs
announce their stakes, which will close on the
second day OF January next Chief among the
Coney Islands stakes. TO close JAN =. arc the
Suburban Handicap. value SPOT the Double
Event. $4,000; Great Trial Stakes. SlU-
600; Volunteer Handicap. $4,000. and tho
Great Eastern Handicap. $1,000. Tho su.
burbnn Handicap. for three-year- Odds
and upward. ut ono milo and II qunrtcr Is n
sweepstakes Of $500 cach. half forfeit, or only
$50 II declared by Feb 20. tho Concy Island
Jockey Club pledging itself to add the amount
necessary to make the race worth S25.OUU. OF
OF which $1,000 to second. and $1,000 to tho
third horse. The conditions OF the Brooklyn
Handicap. tho star event OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Clubs spring meeting. nre SINH
lar to those Of the Suburban and
manifested in both these events by the
speculative public as future books are mado
from tho announcement OF tho weights in
February until the events themselves are de-
Cided. In addition to the Suburban. tho Bay
Ridge ind ShCopshead Bay handicaps. at
one milo and half and ono mile and u fur
long. respectively. are offered for three.year-
olds and upward at tho spring meeting o! tho
Coney Island Jockey Club. while the three
ycar-old events 70 close next month are tho
volunteer Handicap. at ono mile and q quar-
ter. OF a. guaranteed va NC OF $4,000: tho
swift stakes mt seven furlongs. and tho Spin
two,year;olds there are the Double Event.
worth $4,000. for which nincty-six, year;
valued ut $4,000. with 40 yearling entries.
srSne Sa1E 81 ps Se n ra,. v1E1
stakes is tho cheap declaration. Entries for
the above stakes should be addressed to the
clerk OF the course. C31nn.y Island Jockey Club.
ana ana inc inDotiahd' flith avenue and Twcn-
Secretary Hugh D. Mcintyre offers m apre-
Club in iSNi should 10 tho most successful
R ahe to Hs q pt 9gon ada
ready referred to. there arc numerous rich
prizes for tho flyers that will 10 out on tho
year-olds and upward the Brooklyn Handicap
guaranteed value $4,000, ut one mile and n
and an eighth: the Parkway Handicap. ono
mile and u sixteenth: the st. james Hotel
STAKES one mil. and quarter; and M Myrtle
and entries for them will close with lr. Me-
Mcintyre at $50 Fulton street brooklyn. on
close at tho sam. time and liza lilac" , are T The
$4,000 Fort Hamilton Handicap. ut one mile |
milo and siytccnth. Tie events Tor two.
yeear;oid "a, are tho Clover Stake ;9r les and
iurlongs. Tho Maturity Haniicnr. at one mile i
and an eighth. Is for tour-year- olls exclusive
tory. Incohntchee. Nomad. and His lighncss
N training It should be one of tho lest racosof |
and Secretary Nc lntyre Is deserving Of u lot |
Of credit for framing such rice. MIR. ,Mcln-
together. and If he can get those named above
to 60 to tho TT the fur will lly. The cheap
get at %hhSs s nSSiS IS
to mar the usefulness OF q nomination.
r Secretary r; brewster OF ths Washington Park
iiancy q tho meeting bis assoc ia ion had
Oct; Il. and they certainly bear Mr. Brewster's
Wor at F In every tnnrtcunr Iho
It and faronss. has ast snries
Guiding the highest bred yearlinG in the Lind.
eots haze sva nsrfi Wal"
Stable. G. i. Morris. FoxhalI Keene. james r.
l keSne;; and Blem,on Stables having repre-
L; Madden. and j. J. McCafrcrty are a few OF the
western contingent that intend trying for the
plum. The Hyde Park stakes. also for two
year.olds: closed with 204 nominations. For
the American Derby. the star three-year-old |
event OF the meeting. there are 32o nomina-
tons. The owner Of tho winner Of next years
Derby will DO handed $4,000 after the race.
ms Is the race on which so many owners
Imagine they lave Il royal lead pipe cinch As
they cannot all win. somebody is bound to be
very much elatcd on the evening OF tho day on
which the race is to DO run. and there will
be several other fellows very much down
on their luck. Among tho three-year-ol
eligible to start are q. W. Johnson, Lady NiO-
let. Helen Nichols Monowai. Hugh Peary,
Elizabeth l.: nadnIus. and The licaper
secretary Whitehead announces the follow
ing programme for to-day at Guttenbur9:
First Race-lnrse 500: six aud half rurlongs Lord
iiisrry w.? Lille X ~; WoodgEorper III: Fernlio
second Race-Purse $500; five and half fui longs
Mus ovite ~: SIR Richard. Il?; Happy Maid III
r iS, or ~, r. lHS; Spot los } !olnbley, i64.
los: MAY D. Io7 Van s. l04: Rcd Kim 100: Turn H.
49, jamestown. ~ 49, -''
Fourth Race--lu-se $500 selling one mic and an
Rhti. r fnrtnnatus. li2: Sir ". Kaieigh iOG: From
riftn Rncc-rurse $500: handcar nile a. ana shsf
ever hurdles ST Luke. 1873 pohnds: ST John. l6S; |
ISnr'e i4o: Tho Countess l25: LiJere Ic5; Mnnzco
sixth Race-Purss $500: selling: seven.evhths of
mir t. sutherland ll3 pounds: VnIdee no;
tray It0ck lo, thrdlar. ~: Sweetbread ~: Tasso
t. rover. 81: Frank L.. SO; Shotover ~. Lady BAL
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