The evening times., 1896-10-12

| New York Oct l2.-Thc WcStchestcr Fac
| ing Associations IN Getting which viii open
on Tuesday, at Morris Park, will bring The
| racing seas,yn to a close in the vicinity of
| New York. There will be short meetings
| at Baltimore ana Washington and then tn,
| army of turf followers will divide and &c
| to New orleans or san Francisco.
| Secretary Clickmurc has arranged a pro
! gram for Morris Park which should bring
| out the best in training, but unfortunately
| for the quality OF the sport there are hO
| really high-clasS horses in training tIis fan
| anl Belmar will cumc pretty near being The
crack of the handicap division, with Cleo
| phus, Voter and Challenger, tnc cracks of
| the two-year-old division, unieSs george
| Rose and rsphoon come around "a gain and
| show the lorm they exhibited whoa -rney
| first came East. still wclI-maica"i fields
make good races, ana If the horses fiji isl
together and the result is Wen fought ut.
| il matters little whether u. nm!cS are
run in 40 or 1:42 SO far as the patrons
/ of the turf care Mr.. voSoufs mss an
nounced the weights for the Nursery and
Jerome handicaps. respectively, for two
| ana three yea -olds.
NURsER AND JEROME HANDICAPs.
The events which are among the richest
of the meeting Will be run tomorrow.
The imposts Tor the Nursery over the
Eclipse course follows: Typhoon II, 10;
Don De Orc, / 81. RhodeSia. 90; Challenger,
lI9; The Friar, III; Winged Foot, ] .,
Voter, 115; George Rose. ia; Oc;agon,
112; CaSSeopia, Ill Sunny slope, III; DIR.
Shcpperd, 109; Savarin, lO9; On Deck, lOI;
Our Hope, 1OT; wcllesbourn. 10T: Mizpah,
10T; Try Again, 101; Tropical. 107; Fan
murc, 1O6; Rotterdam, 105; Armenia, 1O4;
Clemence, 1O4; Princess Flavin. lO2; Ban
mock, 100; Roy Carruthcrs, 100; Celoso,
100. Sir Tenny, 100; Hi Daddy, 81; Eecol-
lection, 50; Minnie Alphonse, 80; Squire
Gillian, 80; Snillclah, 80, and Tobias, So
The weights for the jerome Handicap
at one mile and quarter, over the hill,
are as follows: The Winner, 100; Rounds
man, I15; Gold Crest, 112; Souffle, j I 2,
Iksndo, 10T; Refugee, 10T; Ramiero, 104;
HaZlct, 1O2; Madge D., 100; Argentina 81,
kingstone, 50.
Don uc Oro and Octagon are not to be
thought OF as starters in the Nursery Handi
cap, both colts having been retired for
the sea SON asarc all of the Blcmtun string,
with the exception OF Keenan, and one or
two platerS. The probable starters for the
race are Challenger Voter, The Friar.
George Rose, Sararin, Casscopia, Sunny
Slope. Rotterdam, Princess FlaNn and
CelUSo.
Challenger imprcsses uIc with being Il
staycr and she should go remarkably well
with l pounds of Taral i'll the saddle. or
those naIned for the jerome, The Winner,
Eaundsman, G Go.dCIe :, SOuffee and Ramiero
are certain starters and the Kentucky
stables may have a try at the money with
Ruudo the son of Pirate OF PenZancc Civ
ing indications of liking for distance in
must of his races in the West. M3dge ID.
is said to prefer a journey, and perhaps
Johnny Campbell will pull off race yet
with the Montana Canidate.
HURRICANIA STAKES.
For Thursday the HurriCania Stakes for
two year-uIds at five furlOngs and the
Belle Meade for three ycar-olds at seven
rurlungs wiilbcuecidcd. Among the clieinlcs
for the former, which will be run down the
hill are laramie, Mana H., Mohawk, Prince,
Swamp Angel, Regulator, George Rose,
Gray Bird, Savarin, Celuso and Christmas,
while Muscalopge, The Winner, ArseieRa
aud Alarum are the best Of those named for
the three-year-Old event.
Fol Saturday the Bronx for all ages over
the last six furlongs of the Withcrs mile,
and the Manhattan for three year-olds at
E,iie and a quarter over the hill will be the
features The Bronx is heavy weight
handicap, and such fleet sprinters and
weigh t. carriers as Brandywine, Ma gian,
Gotham, Glenmoyne, Morpheus, Han well,
storm King, Lady Diamond, Royal Rose,
Voter and Typhoon III are engaged
The two year-old division is well repre-
sentcd, and if at all generously treated in
the way of weight one of the youngsters
should win, two year-old having all the
best of the weights in the late autumn
The Manhattan. which should be one OF the
best races of tn e meeting, has, ,amongothcrs,
nominated Belmar, keenan,, Buck Massie,
Dutch skater. Flying Dutchman, Sir Walter.
LisS;ik, The Winner, Connoisseur, Gotham.
and Ramero.
Sir Walter will not start, and the chances
are greatly against LisSak going 10 Tie
post, the once good horse still being under
the weather. Bclnar, Flying Dutchmin,
Buck Massie and Keenan, alone would make
a good field The latter will undoubtedly
perform better over the long stretches OF
Morris Park than else where. and John Hy-
land may have rod in pickle Tor the
boys.