The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08
bargain Day."
To-r1orrOW.
POINTERS ON the RACES.
Interesting Programme offered at
the Morris Park Course.
,,o, Stakes AID Second All-Aged
Serial the Features.


Serial the Features.
evening WORLD" SELECTIONS.
First Race--silvie, Tom Harding,
La Misere.
second Race--KerneI, Tinge,
Derelict.
Third Rnce--Dolabra, Sadie, The
Commoner.
Fourth Race--Dorinn, Banquet,
Sir Walter.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures, Florence,
Gieesome.
sixth Race--Leonawell, VIII ELL
|liott, Copyright
The racing at Morris Park to-day will
be very interesting. The Essex Stakes
brings together a rafting good field of
two-year-olds, and the Second All-Aged
Serial Handicap turns out one of the best
fields seen since the Sheepsh lad meeting.
The track Is in fine shape and the
weather perfect. All indications are ia
yorable to a good days sport.
In the Essex Stakes Sadie appears to
have a great chance at the weights. The
COmmoner never fancied his weight up.
and Counter Tenor showed a distinct
aversion to the hill last Spring. Dolabra,
though carrying considerably more
weight than he likes, seems to be the
dangerous one, and he and Sadie will
probably fight 1t out between them. The
race looks open and may result in sur
prise.
The second, All-Aged Serial Handicap,
ought to furnish bruising contest. Do
ran, Sir Walter and Banquet seem to
have the race between them. Dorian
has the worst of the weights, but he is a
very good horse just at present.
The other races are rather on the SELL
ing plate order. This does not mean,
however, that the contest will be any
the, less interesting than that of the
stake events.
A poor lot meet in the opening dash
Of six furlongs, the two-year-old Sllvie
seeming the best of the lot. If Tom
ever s he will Vi Come very near Whining
should beat his field easily sly in 7 the sec
ond race. also dash of six furlongs.
|Tinge and Derelct seem the dangerous
Jones.
Beldemere has an easy thing of it in
the fifth race, an in the closing event
heonaWell, Copyright, viii Elliot, War
should make a rafting good race. The
entries and selections are as follows:
First Race-sweepstakes OF Si5 each, with
Index Weight.
ii w. woods's Gold Dollar. ............... 1ls
S7 Il. d. Leach Co.'S Ed Kearney ,....... ~
e. H. R p III aGsr Tom Ii nas sssFe
S7 d. T. Pulsifers Reynard. .............. l02
A3 J. B. Whites Grampian. .............. 90
~ W. H. Forbes's silvie' 81
Silvie should capture the opening
tvent, Tom Harding. If anything like
himself, should get second money. La
Misere ought to be third.
Second Race-sweepstakes of SIS each. with
s. 900 added, for twoyear-olds; selling; six fur
sIH P J. Dwyers Kennel. ...................1ls
CiD Garth Coles 5 Harris. 107
ft9 OnCck Stables Doggett. l0T
ST NJ. A. Coleman & Co.'S Tinge. ......... 1922
eSi McCaferty & Wishard's Derelict....... 10l
los, Gideon & Days Brambaletta flly...... 81
So u. Mcclolland's May Day hlly........... "a
CIV W. Woods's St Vincent. ................ 90
Kennel ought to win this race rather
|elsiy TlnEe and Derelict look the
best o: the others and should finish as
named.
Third Race--The Essex Stakes, for two-y ear
|dds;, a sweepstakes Of $40 each. with $1,000
CO i, Lorilari's Dolabra. .,................ lis
~ J, Rupert. jr.'s. Counter Tenor, lis
% J. McCiel!ands The Commoner. 1ls
: ~ " jennings Oily Gamin. .............. III
81 J, A.. A. II D. II Morris'g Phoebus. iii
"a M"CaHcTy Wshard's Shadow Dance
~ onccs stables The Coon III
~ ~ j. A.; a, H. & .. H. Morriss Monotony lOS
w A, + Wacotts chicot. .................. lO6
: VI Marcus Days Sadie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOs
Dolabra and Sadie look to nave this
race between them. The finish .;nouiL
be close The Commoner may beat the
others.
Fourth Race-Second Of the all-aged serial
Lndcaps; guaranteed cash value OF 81 800 to the
Winner me mile.
". Onech Stables Sir Walter............... lIS
~ St Brown Rogerss Glenmoyne, ........... IFS
w Kendall Stables Yo Tambien. ............ lls
Wy J. W. Rogers's Dorian, Observation-Disclosures. ll6
~ Runpcrt, lr Ajax .................... 10
" ~ NJ Aliens Bassetlaw. ....:........... 1906
~ b Seagrar's Saragossa. ,.............. l06
~ J. p. Seagram's Victorious. ............... l04
W. j. A., A. H. & ID. II. Morrs's Prig...... 9S
Dorian is giving away weight in this
,aee' put he Is in rare good shape and
shoulI win, Notwithstanding his handi-
zap. Banquet may beat Sir Walter for
second money.
fIIh Race. sweepstakes of SIS each, with
n e,v added, for mares. three years old and up
wards mile
w treakness Stables Beldemcre. ........... 10
"a, A, A. II. & d. II. Morrs's Gleesome. 30
y. Duke Bros Florence. Observation-Disclosures. 80
so hur;ldge Bros. The Baroness. 80
Beldemere ought to win this event
aahd; down. Florence seems to hold
third
, S Saah Iace.-Sweepstakes Of SIS each, with
ny: ADDED for all ages: selling; six furlongs.
~ T. j. Dwyer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l09
nSS q, L; Cars Copyright. l07
SGyg W. H. Du Boiss Warlike. ...............l O4
go n :; A. n II. & u. II. Morris's Trevelyan lOs
E55 ~ J. Pulsifer's Win Elliott. lO2
a.. a., al MCCGrery Wlshard's Nero. ........... 1902
~ w. Is JenninSss Shadow, %
w y T. McDonald's Old Dominion. ......... %
me closing event should be won by
coUnsiWell with VIII Elliott second and
morning Papers Selections.
AT MORRIS PARK.
-, RECORDER.
sst Race-La Misere, Gold Dollar.
irSJohu kace-kennel, TinGe.
Fnru Race-The Commoner, Dolabra.
EiH.utth Race-Dorian, Sir Walter
Etln Race-Rpl1ap,a 20 rnnaoS