The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-18
WITH rRoTTER AND PAGER.
A Promising Outlook ror Fiestuood,s Moet,nr
This Week.

a Promising Outlook FOR i've Meeting
This Week.
In the matter Of entries the Fleetwood meat
ing for this week has been remarkably success.
full, there being over 100 named in the eight
events. The only class which failed to Ill was
the free.fornll trot and pace. This has been re.
opened. the race to tako place on Saturday.
Entries will close on Thursday. The programme
for tomorrow includes three races, in all OF
which :hcro will be woll.balanced fields, which
should develop high.class sport. In the o:ld
class King Chimes, Red Tiger. Judgo.at.Law
Nutshell, Pastoral. and Glenmere Boy should
make a hot contest. Among tho seventeen en-.
tries In the 2:16 pace are sucn good campaign.
ors as Neil Alcyoncr, Mithra, Cute, Ambryon.
and Quartcrstake, while twenty-one are nom.
mated in the slow :rot.
On the second day the twenty-ono entries in
tho 2.l7 trot will set the talent to guessing
for the winner among MEMORIAL. lube, Red
Tiger. Margin. the present name of Charter,
who was masquerading under the name Of
Rose; Bayrcuth, Dresch. and Gloster II. The
2:22 pace has twenty entries, all Of which arc
we'll placed. There will he two races on Thurs.
day. Tho 2:l2 pace has seventeen entries. in.
GLIDING Neil Alcyoncr. Mithra, Tony Wilcox,
Genevieve, Il. r., Claybourne, Valleau. and
Rebus. Tho 2:30 trot has twenty-five namod.
On Friday the 2:l2 trot, with Queechy, Nut
smell, JuuEc-Hl-btW, ScpuAb' unu picnmer0
boy In tho field, should develop something Of
the hnir.raising order, while tho twenty.six en-
tries in the ego class will wind up the regular
programme in good shape.
Tho special free-for.all, II II Oils. will carry the
meeting over to saturday, when there will be q
match race, Mike Leonard having matched
Charles Weiland's Russell T. against Mr.. Gels
mans gray gclding Grateful for $500 q side,
Russell T.. to be driven by a professional, while
| In ma ~ Ia fN Irtra hfa ntgp hnran LNlIp ap,n -
are the entries for the meeting:
TUESDAY, OCT. 10. .
2:l4 class, %trotting: purse ~s4oo-George Roeckcl's
Golden Bsil. A. 4 aeDSnsid's Dr.. adss:st;Isw ( {. A.
%I@sisr IT, ". <; BosFs'; b: Z. sirSsE. East View;
Glenmere Boy and b. &. sam L.. NJ. J. Sinuott's b. 4
q. m; MithFa, ,Wm. coifviiIe's b. n. Halo. 4leyoner
s; 4. SaSoas;;s + 8; Ka,tIssS. VIM. zCSiiisF'; I'm.
AmOrvon, j. Z. Msrston's, g. m. MIyra Wilkes, OAK
anirt rSsm's b. m 6o Dai,y !' W; h. snyder,S Or: :.
"; A; Bog SIS b. Rodney b. tt Point stock Farms
2:i5 class. %tro,ting; purse ssoo-Thomas wilkes
b. 8; Master Chimes. John CadoT,s B. m. Alma Wilkes.
=: Joe Morrison, William j. Ryan's blk. e. Black
Harry. Samuel McMiian's y; m: grace N, and b, g.
LiGle.. 4: whkinson's b. m. Hazel. charle, smiths c.
s. Rsa Esr :. s. oscar 3: e; a " +. Sii, e g. b. cl M, Hs, Elmer SF
W. A; Bcggs b. m. parthia. Parkvillc Farms b. m:
Point stock FARM ; 3. in: olga virsis. cornwai Farms
S. s. Hyde's blk. M. Dollande wilkes.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 90.
a;17 class. trotting; purse SEOUL. A. Burke's b.
m. Memorial. II. A. Van Aliens br. 6 Carrilion. W. s.
z Deysy,s .. S. lube, Pomfret Stock Farms b. m:
Pleasure PARK stables oh. N; Golden nells and Cd. Z.
far!Ss; N; P s. L' Rp %sEs,n. Blk 3! N! s a Ms6i!s d Boy %, P !; 4;
CLARK. c. A. Thompson's b. 5. Eayreuth. W. H., sny.
f farms s1 br' s. m. e Si,s Pa N; and F. F. & 8. P Rsn!ae RH,f ), !,
Gideon PatchGn, James S. Murray's b. 6. Sam l.. L. b.
Abram S. Alex. Nsw6nrsers en-. m. sniiiaI. a. Weir:
McM.nus's hr. &. Russell H" j. Monaghan's ch. 6. Bon.
P RSavs aSsS ). 8, ;co TsSs 4 7. as 81; & a." sG, M M A %%;
r. CSyne's en-. m; Ray G; d NJ, Bristol's ch; Z; The
R Pslsn W y . II; SnndfSM,s b, g. k'nneth AMI b; m,
VIM. zeller's r. m; Maud e.. Mrs. '. b: strongIs b. m.
9urray's 6r. m. Fanny Maple. . John Harts Cd. M n.
frAnkiyn Belle. Cornwall Farms b. g. Mr.. Fullerton.
THURSDAY, OCT. 81.
a:Ia class; pacing: purse stoo-J;; H, Ka,er's J.. e.
Farms g. {: Neil Alcyoner, Maple Hill Farms or. g.
Winfield S.ns es William II W:lsSs's en-; g Tony Wilcox ~:
b: Pleasure PARK Stables blk. s. san Hii. 5. n. Tut,
oak H III F f + si g. b. Ei q Harry sfyy s.1 i. a. II. sn g tsye0 SI7
2.arte vraa a; Dor couEt's g; m. HishI.nd Lssse.
stock FARMS b. h. Little Gem. James S. Murrays CHI.
&. Billy. L. d. Guerin's d. &. Rebus.
BIZ: Magic Nelson. I.J. ksaanss IS. HAIRY hS1Se r.
!; ei ssIa' samuel b M ae IhHinfisls al +. M y. s !; si@G &. .6 =; n 5,
m. Miss stanford and !. &. keystone, N. /. Deveys
SMITH, &; f.'ts 4. I1 Red + Franz M,tt'9 3. e. a. b; On; H g. g. c sh,s5s.
Elmer steysns,s o .. Oscar; osk HIN FARMS h. m.
: sef s. hi 81 i, M'', Girl, D W m A. h soss, p ; > D. F GGS5i,.
Parkville Farms b. m. Evonia. VIZ. Haggerty's b. m.
S Shn St :; M e0 Seil aw ryG'n' and e En- tf m! Gsc7 4 NJ Y: k s. 5.
Hyde's blk. m. Dollandc wilkes.
FRIDAY, OCT. %.
b. h. Queechy. Pleasure PARK Stables oh. m. Golden
Bells A.; Htponsid,s sr. Judse at Law, c. a. Thomp,
}; +. Aliens blk. s. Record. James $. Nurray's g. g.
2:Eo class. irotting; purse ssoo-rhe Kittls Stock
FARMS h. m. Bonita. Edward Hughes's b. !, ArrIber.
g g. " ~ p~lter,s - e. 4 & E'' %cSm ansRE Snd w Fl II; nG i. cSi.
yiiIs,s b; m: Eau,telle. i. Z. Demorest,e br g. Norris
Gibson's blk; g Hugh g., Pleasure Park stables CHI.
an and Golden SE Bells %soS In, 9 Carlos sr; E Knox Boy,
Xarsin !: Il; Tnthlrs sf, g. Billy. Gaines.
q A ,aao%%p mp Il ssv Il !: B a r pts J. F.; M M%afs,on's g {.
traitor; PHrkrille Farms b.. m. Mia Pancoaat. F. @.
stock Farms b. m, Arisal. and b. h. Red Virgil. e. III b.
~. John Harris b. b. Jack o'Brien
The members cup races at Fleetwood were
finished on Saturday. +. T. Steinway winning
his second race and lhus securing the cup with
drst heat was won by schwNrtz's Wyoming in
2:22i4: stein way captured the nexttwoi In 2:2Oi4
and 2;224. In the second heat Lou Mitchell was
pulled up at the finish and could easily have
made the mile several seconds faster. As the
race was to road wagons, the performance was
considered a remarkably clever one.
The third annual meeting OF the Louisville
Driving and Fair Association will begin to-day.
The stake and purse programme Is n strong one,
there being three or four races each day. As
all OF the campa:Sners that made the Lexington
meeting SO successful will be on hand, more SEN
sational racing may be expected. The features
Of the week will be tho performances OF Star
Pointer and John Il. Gentry, both having been
engaged to go fast miles. Star Pointer will be
sent against the worlds record and the record
TO high wheel snlky on consecutive days. GEN
the champion.
New Yacht Designs.