The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-23

To-day's card at Jerome Park. while !
not a heavy one. contains enough quail |
ity to insure n good medium for specula- |
ton and some exciting finishes. All the |
races are nicely balanced and winners
look hard to pick. In the opening race
a fair lot, including Lishtfoot, Little
Mat. Paris and others meet. and the race
should he hot one from start to finish.
Only four horses, W. b., Jack Rose.
Harry Alonzo and Live Oak are named
to start in the second. but they should
make good race.
Sir Dixon. Utica. Ella Reed. valkyrle
and Ettarrc meet at ak furlongs. and
they ought to finish close together. The
fourth race brings out an evenly bal
anced lot. and the winner does not look
easy to pick. The NTH is for maiden
has in 1t a good lot The entries and sc.
lcctions follow:
First Race. --sweepstakes OF $40 each. with 5000
added selling; one mile and furiong.
Index. 10, Weight.
6ss c Smiths Connor... .......,...........i liz
$40 W. Jcnninss's Little Mst................ lie
ga a. Thompsons George Dixon. lie
(ss2) D. T. Pulsifers Gov shsehsn. .......... Ii2
61c q. W. Newton's Charter .,.............. 100
SIS Preakne.s stables Lish,ioot ,...... los
Paris looks to have royal chance in
the opening event, but Little Mat and
Lightfoot are both good. and will take a
lot of beating.
Second Rsce.-Sw,epstakss Of so each, with
5000 added selling; one mile snd'a sixteenth.
800 W. j. MertIs W. B...n,t..,........... Ill
esi T. Bsrrstrs IHck Rose. ................. III
SIS J. r. Qrgleys Harry Alonfo....,....... iOI
1850, freakneks Stablea Lave Oak ............ 10?
The Preakness Stables Live Oak ought
to about do the trick In the second. Jack
Ecse should he no worse than second
and w. b. third.
hird an
iurlongs.
sss J. Reiser,s SIR Dixon: jr;................ los
67s W. jennings Ella Rssd...."....... ioi
ssi Camden Stables valkyrie. 100
,ssD l.. Iiadiick's Ettarre. IS
Sir Dixon. jr., looks to be the best
among the Youngsters, and may win.
Ella Reed may beat Utica for the place.
Fourth Race.-sweepstases OF $40 each. with
| course, about !, 400 yards.
COL Green Hill stables Haiton. ............. l,s
| ss2 W. Jenningss Bonavsnture. ............. 1os
| Cs1 W. b. Jennings's Topgaliant ............ ics
| ga A. Thompson's George pron.......... ioi
eel D. 7. Pulsifers Drum Major............ loi
| Marshall IL said to be very good and
ought to win this race. Topgallan. ought
to be second and Halton third.
| Fifth Rare.--sweepstakss Of SO each. with $500
added; for maiden twoyssr-olds; selling; six fur
| longs.
6sS Preaxuess stables Lsngdon. ............, ITO
| C73 " s NELSON'S Redowsc. ............... los
$50 OnsCk Stables Midstar los
Gt6 Manhattan Stables Amsterdam. ......... los
| 625 Alexandcr's Albert A................ los
s45 s. s. Drown's Expectation fiIy........... 100
Redowac has been running very well,
| ard should graduate from the maiden
| ranks to-day. Midstnr may be second
| and Amsterdam third.
sixth Race Sweepstakes Of $40 each, with $500
| added; for three year-ods and upward; seiing.
! one mile.
| S35J e. 4. Dryers Roller. los
| sgs W J.nnIng a Mar stone. l07
| 1876, b. r. Langcakp's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l04
| s-a ID T. pulsifers Tiny Im.......,..,..... lG4
| ls7D Prealntss stables Al,leert ........... 100
| Gil A. ThompGonS Mabel Glenn. lol
| go Burridge Bros Terrapn. s3
| $50 q. W. Ne~toa's Soprano. .......,......,,. !"
| The closing event should go to Roller.
with Terrapin and Adelbert close up.