The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-09
PROBABLE STARTERS.
Youngsters Named in Charter Oaks sib,- | 900 and SEQ, 900 Purses.

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 for three-year-old Aug. leave excellent fields In both that and the Connecticut purse for four-year-olds. The firs prize in each stake Is sl0.000 and th' lhigh-bred lads and lassies will be 1T the hunt for all they are worth to SC cure this big first slice. The Connects cut stake will be trotted on the secone day of the meeting. Sandwiched witf these events will be the several class stakes offered by Charter Oak ane those offered by the National Associa tion of Trotting Horse Breeders, The program for the meeting Is one of the richest ever attempted at Charter Oak and 1t is so arranged that each day will be full of interest. The track is said by horsemen to be in better condi. ton speedwise than ever before. and it is expected that Hartford will be in line with sensational miles quite equal to those which have characterized lS9fs Grand Circuit meeting thus | far.
 | THE GREAT NUTMEG STAKE.
 In the great s2O.000 Nutmeg stake final payments have been made and contestants named as follows: | Lyric, b f, by Lancelot, 2:2S. dam Tyre, by Arthurton; w. R. Allen. Allen farm. Pittsheld. Mass.
 Nellie A., f. by Wilkes Boy. 2:24h. dam by Robert McGregor. 217la; T. c. Anglin. Lexington. Ky. Nettie F., T. f. by Mount Morris, 2:19A. dam Kitty Carson: J. D. T. Black stone, Norwich. Conn., | b g, by Wilton, 2:19A, dam Rosa Sprague: Bowerman Brothers, Lexington, Ky. Sold to Gus Straus, Lexington, Ky. Repetitia, b f. by Repitition. 2:19A. dam Lady Remington; L. H. Broome, Jersey City Heights. N. J. Precieuse. f, by Stambula. dam Devotee; Briar Hill farm, Lexington Ky. Sold to John O'Connor, Boston, Mass.
 En See See, br c. by Wilton. 2:19A, dam Thrush; w. H. Crawford. Lexing- ton. Ky. Sold to N. c. Collier, Mur- freesboro, Tenn. " lHHiC b., Dl Lb ny odl oIl "ihCSb 2:1S, dam Clean. by Dictator: Eidolon stock farm, Lexington, Ky.
 Coincident, b f, by Calabar dam Daphne; Fl Dorado farm, Poughkeep- sic, N. Y.
 Ruprecht, b c, by Favorite Wilkes, 2:24k, dam Kate Sprague, 2:1S; Hudson River stock farm. Poughkeepsie, N. ".
 Villiers, br c, by Norval. 2:17h, dam Cathedral: R. P. Pepper, Frankfort, Ky. Sold to William Beckerle, Dan bury, Conn.
 Allibel, b f, by St. Bel, 2:24X, dam Alicia. Wilkes, Prospect Hill stock farm, Franklin, Penn.
 Burlingame. br c. by Guy Wilkes, 2:15A, dam Sable. San Mateo stock farm, San Mateo, Cal
 Alcyno, b c, by Alcantara, 2:23 dam Helen; James M. Smith, Boston, Mass. Sidney Boy, b c, by Sidney. 2:19%, dam Flirt; Valensin stock farm. Pleas- anton Cal. Sold to George Fox, Phila- delphia. Penn. THE CONNECTICUT STAKE.
 Final payments have been made and contestants named as follows:
 Pathwood, bf by Woodnut, 2:1eh, dam Lady Pathfinder; William D. Althouse, Philadelphia, Pa.
 Maud Karr, f, by Inf1exible, dam Maddie Karr; c. B. Andrews, Winsted Conn.
 Dainty Bell, b m, by Bell Boy, 2:19A dam Trosseau, by Nutwood, 2:1SN; R. J. Beatty, Tiffin, o. Sold to Gus Straus Lexington, Ky.
 Helen K, f, by Patron, 2.14A, dam Wedding Bell; c. F. Emery, Cleveland O.
 Tarantelle, br f, by Axtell, 2:12, dam Gladys; s. R. Maloney, jr. Humboldt Neb.
 Bell Bird, br f, by Eleotioneer 3a7% dam Beautiful Bells, 2:291k, dam of Bell Boy 2:19A; Palo Alto stock farm, Cali fornia.
 Quiz, b f. by Wilkemont, dam Queri- da; Rock Spring farm, Malone, N. Y.
 Mary Best, oh f, by Guy Wilkes, 2:15A, dam Montrose, by Sultan; San Mateo stock farm, San Mateo, Cal.
 Lesa Wilkes, br m, by Guy Wilkes, 2:15A, dam Hannah Price; San Mateo stock farm, San Mateo, Cal. Sold to John A Goldsmith, Washingtonville, N. Y.
 Sablehurst, bl C. by Sable Wilkes, 2:1s, dam Gina Wilkes, San Mateo stock farm, San Mateo, Cal, Sold to w. Beckerle, Danbury, Conn.
 Doublecross, bl m, by Sable Wilkes, 2:18, dam linda Wilkes; San Mateo stock farm San Mateo, Cal. Sold to -
 Margarve, c. by Baron Wilkes, 2:1S, dam Spanish Maiden; Dr. sc. .Schwarz, Canton, O. Sold to Kendall & Goodhue, Terre Haute, Ind. Hustler, b c, by Hummer, dam Mu- sette; William Simpson, New York. Frou Frou, oh m, by Sidney, 2:19%, dam Flirt, Valensin stock farm, Pleas anton, Cal. Sold to H. s. Henry, Mor- risville, Pa.
 Lea, oh m, by Sidney, 2:19N, dam Venus; Valensin stock farm, Pleasan- | ton stock farm, Pleasanton, Cal. Sold | to W. J. White Cleveland, O. The managers are more than pleased with the outlook for the coming meeting and feel confident that it will be one of ! the hest of the many poo6 o,oe o,,or