The evening world., 1894-09-07

The Brooklyn Jockey Club meeting be-
gins to-day. with an excellent card OF
six races. The Gravesend track. though
the smallest OF the Metropolitan courses.
has always been popular with racegoers,
because OF the fact that all the races
can be seen from start to finish There
are no straightaway courses. and all the
sprinting contests must be run around
the ring.
There are two stakes to be decided to-
day. The Seashore, for two-year-olds,
brings out Halma, Counter Tenor. Sivie,
Applause. st. Veronica, Mckee and other
fast ones. The lot appears to be well
matched. and should finish close together.
In the Parkville Stakes. for three-year-
olds, Sir Excess. Sir knight, Patrician,
Ben Lomond ,ightfoot. Senator Grady
and Stonenellie may igo to the post. SEN
ator Grady gets In at l07 pounds. and he
seems to have an excellent chance TO
score his first win OF the year. Patrcian
looks hard to beat, and will be close
second.
In the opening dash Correction and
Stonenell meet again. and they ought to
furnish a close race. both being Mt.
Candelabra, Chattanooga, Sandowne,
Madrid Song and Dance. Arab, Miss
Dixie and Clarus will go we'll in the
| second.
A fair lot Of two-year-olds, start in the
nth. and in the last race Hugh Penny,
Ferrier, Declare. Armitage. Appomat-
tox, Assignee and other fast ones meet
The track Is dry and fast The en-
tries and selections are as follows:
First Race. -sweepstakes OF SIS each. with
1000 added; for all ages; six furlonss ,.
t750 NJ F. Dryers stonenell. ............,.,. iss
763) J. A, A. II. II. II. Morris's Correction. III
|
| = p j. Dryers Declare lW
| 1873 NJ. W. Llttlehclds LobengulA. 81
stonenell. at the distance, should win,
though Correction will give the wearer
OF the all-white a good race. Declare
| ought to be third.
Second Sec Rscen,swGsPs,sks. Of SIS a., each; With
selling; one mile and sixteenth.
| l77O q. T., smiths Candeabra. .........."... ITO
100 J. Rupert, jr 3, CHATTANOOGA. .......... 100
| 7N McStea Clarke's Sandowne. 100
| l3gSD =. J. Dryers Madrid. 81
75t Bem,on Stables Song and Dance........ 81
| 7a q. Forbess NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VI
| 80 J. e. Peppers Miss Dixie, 81
| 7I II. Bradleys Clarus. 81
| Candeaba seems to hold this lot
safe and should win easily. sandowne
Chattanooga should not be worse than
| third.
Third Race,.aThs seashore Stakes, for two.
! yeAr-olds. Of SIS each, value guaranteed to be
| e, 500 hye and II half fulongs.
81 H. Mccs''snis Tslms ';,;,,''''''.''' rs
| 1913 w n. Fnrbes's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lis
Gen }. u. McDonad's 81. Neronica. IFS
lIsO q. +. Smiths Applause. 10
| I62 NJ. " Aliens GOrmsn ,................... Ill
| 7T I. Shields n COS Mckee. lOS
73i Marcus DAYS salvation. ............'... ioS
| 100 p !. Dwyers kennsl. lO3
| $50 J. A. A. II. 4 ID. H. Morriss Mirage. 1903
Applause Is so improved that 1t will
be hard to beat her In this race She
should win. with Halma a good second
and Silvie third.
| viii far threa
yeaT,olds, Of t2b each value guaranteed to be
| 7ji W. j. Rohe.s Sir isht.............. l2s
G7n =. J. Dwyer's pstre'sn; ;;......;...' y?
& F MSainsry s.SIss Lsh, s ii:
763 A. Clason's stonepeliIe, ...........,. liz
| III Marcus Days senator Grady ........... lO7
Senator Grady's pull in the weights
He has been improving steadily. and II
he beats Patrician he will get the purse.
The latter will give the Senator a hard
race. Sir knight ought to be third.
| Fifth Race.-sweepstskcs Of SIS each, with
81, 900 added for t~o-year- olds selling hve fur
| longs
PA boyle q Littlenelds Second Attempt. lO3
| ~ j. Rupert, ir's, NiConi. Observation-Disclosures. 100
51 Blemton stables King Gold .............. 100
COZ = !. Dryers Ecndo. Observation-Disclosures. eS
| 600 Manhattan Stables iltca,.-,..,,,,..,.... ss
Z" mrookdaie Stables Golden Rod ,;..;,..'. %
| IA Marcus DAYS ENport. observation-disclosures. IS
49, unc,k stables C1yksde. .................. 80
| =. u. Peppers benz .,..................,. 81
GNiden Rod looks the winner OF this
race. Utica may he the runner-up and
\iCol.n. SHOULD he third
StNth Race -iIcaNy hsniirap sweepstakes. OF
SIS each with NoOo ADDED. Tor ali ages SIX
frlouEs
Gsol MrCaHcrtN Wishards Hugh Penny. l2o
1Is !. RriserS Fsrrler. .....-............... Iii
| r. J, Dryers Deo,trc....................l II:
I76 Manhattan Stahlc'H' ArmitIge .,,....,..,. II:
80 Cedar nm stables AppomSttoX. ll(
| "a !. u, + T.. kCens's Assignee .......... los
~ PreakneSS stables 'Adelhert. ......... l0l
I9i sheridan q Coopert Peter the Great .... 10:
, | rs McCarerty a Wishard- Ben I.omond go. 10.
| rs 4 Mclaughlins Weinberg ..,,.......... lOl
| rs q. Morris 4 Co.'S Ellen ............. 81
Armitage may WIN the closing event
, WIN AppomatIoX second and Assignee
third.
Morning Papers Selections.
: AT GRAVESEND.