The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-17
THL RACES---E --ENTRlES ALL IN
FINE ASSORTMENT OF TALENT FOR
 CHdRTER OaK'S MEETING.

All the Big Animals Of the Turf win be
 Here the Last of tho Month. ar'.
 Hartford. Aug. lb.-secretary Bur dette Loomis Of the Charter Oak park association. has made public the ofsieia, list Of entries for the meeting to be held here on 27th. 2sth. 29th. 3oth and 3lst instants.
 The first day Is devoted exclusively to races of the National association Of Trotting Horse Breeders. the events be- Ing the 2:35 trot for three-y year-olds. the 2:s0 trot for stallions. the 2:3o irot Tor four-year-olds. and the 2:5o trot for two- year-olds.
 The Connecticut S6l.o0O purse for foals oi lSg0, Is the first race on Tues days card. and comprises eleven en' tries. including the roan colt Mar9raVe, winner Of this purse at Fleetwood last year, and Mary Best. who has done such remarkable work on the circuit this season. winning the Fl trot al Cleveland recently Tn straight heats oi l2La, .l3ls and .lo9. The other starters will De Pathwood. Maud Kerr. Helen K, Farentelle. Quiz. Lesa Wilkes. Hustler, Douolecross and Lea. The 2:lo race of the same day has as entries Brignoli, Wilkes. Instant. Worhawk, Little Tobe, Charlie C. Jessie Hanson, Caprice. Edith H., Answer. Aline.Count Robert. Ora Wilkes. Judge Austin, Ab- bic, Billy A., Nellie Howard. Minnie G., James L.. Lucille, Paul. Mayor wonder, Daisy de Spain and John k. Gentry. or the above Billy A. is under the care Of John Shillinglaw and ought 10 give good account ot himself.
 The third day will start off with the 2:lS trot for the Charter Oak stake or $5, ,0OO The entries include Claymor, Ralph Wilkes. Gretchen, Miss Nelson, Overholt, Sallie Simmons, An There, Catherine Layburn, Strontia. Miss Mac Gregor. Aunt Delilah. Ruby Mahogany, Berkshire Courier, Rockaway, Abeto, Clara, Harvey, Bo Peep, Highland L., Pappoose, Cirno, G. o. Taylor, Amelia. Merrimac, Judge Sterling, Dalgette and Clonaslee. The result of this race will be awaited with great interest, as the entire turf Is eager to note the per formance of Ralph Wilkes, tales of whose prowess have been so generally heralded, and, too, the work of Mahog- ony will be a matter of speculation. The second event will be the 2:20 trot, N. A. T. H. B. and some speedy horses are entered, and the 2:25 trot of the same association will follow.
 The fourth day will start off with the Nutmdg $2O.Oo0 purse for foals of 1891. and has ten entries. They are Prechie- use, Nellie A., Coincident, Lyric. Alcy- no, Burlinghame, Ruprecht, Allibei. Re- petitia and Winnie D. The 2:40 pace which follows has fourteen entries, all good animals, while the 2:11 trot will end the day. The starters will be | Belle Flower, Kittie Bayard. Muta Wilkes, Aunt Delilah, Phoebe Wilkes, David B., Pamlico, J. M. D.. and Para | gon. The work of J. M. D. this season has been remarkable.
 | The Hartford stake of 5000 for the 2:22 class will usher in the fifth day. with an entry list of fifteen trotters Among them are Alar, Carldon, Clem- mic G. and other sensational animals, and this great race will be followed by the free-for-all pace, which was com mented upon in last evenings Post The breeders will close the day with trot for two-year-olds and another for three-year-olds. yatq