The evening times., 1896-02-05

Memphis races will bc under Turf Conr=es,
| rules.
Tennessee breeders Will sell their year
| lings at St Louis.
Marcus Daily will devote little attention
to racing this year.
Oakley entries aggregate / 800, with
16O for the Derby.
Jockey Chorn was fined $50 the other ia \
at san Francisco.
Racing ut st. Louis begins May Q, to last
about six months.
against 6O4 last year.
Entries Tor the twenty st. Louis stakes
foot up ,429
Fosters entries.
About onc-third the New Orleans horses
VIII go ulTttt 10 MeupnlS.
From May IS to July % there will be
continuous racing near Cincinnati.
Forget, a suburban candidate. is the best
thrce-ycar-old i'll the South just now
Jockey Charles Rciff has started to work
for DR.. Mclean at Oakley.
Ethel Farrell and Lillian Wilkes are
brcad-winncrs at New Orleans.
c. l.. Barge is building a half-mile track
at his home, near Monterey, Ala.
Lucky Baldwin has twcnty-three and
j. Nagle Burke has ten entries at OaEYy.
The outlook for a favorable race track
bill in New Jersey this year is none OF the
best.
Robert Latta, with a heaYy IN post each
time, has Won three handicap races in the
last two weeks.
Stabling is being erected for about 800
horses at the Queen City track.
There are over 100 entries for each OF
the ten Louisville stake events.
Poolselling outside of race tracks has been
made a felony in Kentucky
Dave Pulsifer is the champion mud horse
at New Orleans this winter
David Gideon will remain in the South
till after the Mardi Gras festivals
Lucky Baldwin has mortragcd the
Bald win Hotela and theater annex, san Fran
cisco, Cal, and the Santa Anita ranch. said
TO comprise about 200 acres, for S5lO.-
900. The mortgage is the Hibernian Saw
ngs and Loan Society OF san Francisco. |
Yo Ell Rey, the $50, 900 maiden. is win
ler. He got out of the maiden class at |
Frisco, but no one profited a great deal |
ly his victory, as he was only to . and |
wen his best friends could not summon up |
anough courage to back him.
4 dispatch from Memphis, Tenn, states |
hat it is practically settled that Caldwell |
viii start at the spring meeting at Mont |
somery Park. Pettingiil has heretofore
iropped the flag at this meeting.
Starter Fitzgerald is in bad form at New
Orleans. Yesterday his work was the
worst ever seen in that city.
Even with the big Chicago tracks idle. the
, org ,f nd nj. "a
his season will be larger than last season.
The attendance was again large at the
lucton sale of trotters at Lexington, KY.
Eighty-five head brought a frac-
ion over S13 900. Simmons went for
g, 300, Guy Moor for 5000 and Star Sui
an for $50. Domino has arrived from Gin
iDnati and was exhibited in the sale ring.
lis temperature is now normal, and Major
considers him out of danger.
Ie Will be sent to Keene's Castleton stock
arm, near Lexington, today.
Another failure of trotting horse breed
rs occurred at Lexington, KY. yesterday.
rhen James McClelland Il Sons of Bour-
on county went to the wall with liabili
les OF 10000. They have 900 acres of
md and many trotters and sa addlers.
Myron E .McIienry, the well-known driver. |
as signed five years contract with the
imperial Stables of Russia. He will ship |
hoebe Wilkes, POS IA, and a number
Others to the Fasig sale, at Madison
quare Garden, New York. where they
ill be sold at auction. The champion
acing stallion John R. Gentry, 2:O3 "a.
ill also be shipped. The Stones ard Nc
enry consignment will be sold to the high
It bidder.
CANADA CLAIMS THE ISLAND.