New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
STAKES FOR THE FALL MEETING AT SHEEPSHEl

BAY.
Horse-owners and trainers should bear in mind
that the stakes he run for the Sheepshead Bay
racetrack. during the fall meeting of the Coney
Island Jockey Club. close tomorrow. To be
the stakes not nearly valuable In former
years. yet the horsemen should not complain.
they are extremely fortunate TO have any stakes
matter what their value may be. to run for. Even
II the entrance fees far than before
and the horsemen practically race for their own
money, they should be grateful for the honor of
ing over the beautiful sheepshead Bay racetrack
under the auspices Of the gentlemen who are the
head of the Coney Island Jockey Club. The clean,
pure and wholesome racing that has made the
Coney Island Jockey Club famous throughout the
land should horse-owners to enter their
horses freely In all the stakes. and encourage in
every way possible the laudable endeavors of the
club TO improve the breed of horses and cleanse
the turf Of every faint Of suspicion With such
sharpsighted quickwitted energetic keen. shrewd
and alert stewards John H. Bradford and An
drew Miller. aided by Robert A. Swigert. to keep
watchful eyes on the racing. horse-owners should
not hesitate in sending in their entries for the
for the fall meeting:
,,J The . Fsh. s2:o-rs tso.ysa!-qds and .pwaTd
snuary ri iss or o. So FORFEIT FOR ths nsre ~
Ausus l. yben en- the event shall ., Be ls~a The winns
Two-yearolds 90 10 three 3;ds iIS NJ fouI-year
s1G m PSa 2C Won ss i IN M ID
aggregate $4,000. if three years under n
ISI a'f R 500 s.o1 TssnS
Sard Rtcsivs 'S H,%6'@s
j6s ssPsmSsr sasS-Fo5 'h5ss,saroa. goas q
ou, BY @ i'SP $50 i ana my f so2e sD1
by by A .s SSn The cona s be Sg ID, sa " s
HoIs.s which nave won $500 sl.cwel &
sn" wnH +" S 4 d 40 q ss Of :% = n Of So
n extra In the slooiaon n Of penalties an9 a@w
aces WHEN -. than wo'sht ae' shall
R: 81 f,s afsss 3 %S.,a;
OF each SO fe for hor.e. se cnead 3, a Gr -
Or % $50 s: each c 81 sns . ts. s0rTs %D, By
g o the second $3.50 and the third $3.50 To carry Ito
10 r mix: ana s:aas: ssEd % ss ''ss
The Great Eastern sooA h hsnl qua fr N"
:3ss 3 = ,ssss, {? . ss ST. s & IN:
entered by Angus, J. when the event shall b, closed
value Of ne TO % Of which 500 70 t. he "sS the
$50 to the second and $3.50 10 the thd weshts TO be
Received forty nominations Jnnuary 2 1896
The following stakes 10 be run In the June meet
ing in 1897 and 1895 also close tomorrow:
FOR THE JUNE MEETING. 1897
FOR Two-YEAR-OLDs
s.. The EACH Fof sn ai: Fer cass va tG &
The winner 81 600 to the second $50 to he tSira $50
w Inn s Of e go r saS rye go9 ,s. o. 80,
Se %naeT 4a Sf TO- S@ ..anS $50 ' TO Sa s @ ,
Winners Of $500" of the Foam stakes : N
Five and half furongs.
FOR THE JI'NE MEETING. 1895
FOR THREE YEAR -OI.DS
Tidal acd-l For three ear-o'is. falls
1870 sweepstakes u 500 each. haf forfeit
$40 declared by July J. 1897. with Sl.jO0 ad I'd tho
second receive 500 and the third $500 - 'H
n at any TIN time af r aT% $50 '1 on
mile.
WINGED FOOT AND SEA GULL HAND1CAPs.
The following are the entries and weights for the
WINGED Foot IIandicap and the Sea Gull Handicap
10 be run at the Brighton Beach racetrack to-rnor-