New-York tribune., 1896-08-31

other winners. together with many other reinsmcn
with stables OF almost equal note
with fair weather from now until Friday the Grand
Circuit meeting promises 10 be a sporting success
equal 10 that OF last season The two free-for-als
will, course. he tho star contests OF the week Win
Fantasy Kentucky Union. Onoqua and Beuzetta as
the probable factors in the rotting race ana ROBERT
j (o:Oii1) John r. Gentry (203iD. Frank Agan t2O3SO
and Star Pointer (2O4'D the prospective starters IN
the omen race for sdewheelers. Joe Patchcn VINO
was entered for the will not appear, the biz
black horse having made poor showing in the race
az Boston last week where he failed to get piece OF
the money in competition with the same field that he
would have met here Circuit followers say that Joe
Patchen at all himself Just now and that ne Is
not likely to regain his old form again this season
Jack Curry from Boston to Syracuse where ne
will Joe Patchen in an exhibition against time
day this week
Robert J. will probably hs warm favorte in the
pacing race. but the friends OF John r. Gentry arc
confident that the New-York stallion VIII make
hard fight for first money and good many horsemen e
las; week a poor track believe he Will beat the
champion geldng at Fleetwood. Fantasy Is likely to
be the choice OF the talent in the rotting
the big daughter OF Chimes having now beaten neary
opened Ecker. the driver of Kentucky Union, says.
however. that his mare would have beaten the nam
lin last week II the judges had not post
when she needed it badly.
The card for this afternoon Is an attractive one
all signs pointing to a redhot contest in the Fleet
wood Stakes Tor 2;25 troters, with Van zandt 2;lt
Rene jr. 2:l7. the probable contending horses
HfoGe csfoG d6 as While ri oGi Ssh
Zandt both won fast races at their Iast S.dLsS .sS
Bonner. has not started for several weeks. but
he H. going well enough IN private TO iead ms
mSmry to The ' Good Cheer stakes for @
PAGERS seems to be at the mercy OF either Planet
in public, bat ii is not probable that they will
together today Each horse s has Other one m
the other VII pass the race to-day to dodge
later in the week Frank Walker will ofcla;e
as starter The course Is in nrst-class condition.
@ speed w be seen on each Day Of the meeting
Following IL the card for to-day.
FLEETWOOD STAKES -s3co-2:2o c.Ass-TRoT-
TING.
rando.as 70. < by Edrrmsrk !. Malcolm Forces, Bos
Blackstone Brno br g. b, woodbrino; c. W. whitcomb
Kathleen, m. by Rcd shawmut G. W. Dickinson.
Fa a. ty 'y Krsm Ds2a f:"fP E IL ams nina N.% York
Van zandr. b. m. by Chime Bell j. Deyereaux, Glove
San Mateq b. s. by simmons: Gus Macy, Versailles ; Ky
Mss Anns by Ffg,s' Io1a M..Inse SorlSs sI w.
King Rene. jr., s. by King Rene A. A. Bonner. New
valence. ch H.. b. Msmbrino King: c. J. Hsmn. Buf
Nelly Be- b. N. by san, Bel G. =. abrams. lynbrooA
Meadow: Long Isiand,
Cherycroft. ch BY Nutwood Glenmoore Farm. Glen
moore y. +.
Honey ch. g. by Rensen: Charles BrinSerhor Fishkll.
GOOD CHEER STAKES $1,000 2..J CIASS-PAC1NG
Planet b. by Bonnie McGiegor; George storr Terre
Haue.
Mocklns Boy ch. by Mambrino King; g. j. Hsmln.
Buffalo.
Monopole. ch. e.. by Leicester; r. T. Way. Hartford
SILK. m. by Baron Wilkes; l. f. Cochran. Newark.
Drl.
Mrtha ch f. by Advertiser. Thomas o Brl-n. Yonk-rs
R.peis d. m. BY Repetition l.. Neidhardt Jersey CITY.
McNaiy Hal. s. by Forrest Hal. q. K. Pa berry.
Som-sville. Tenn.
sherman clay. g.. by Clay Dust. Benjamin Hyde.
Maxim. en- z. by Glen~ood: o. A. Hickok San Fran
Vile. Nd
b. s.. by Red King oleEmoore Farm, Glen
moore. y. J.