New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-02
FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS.

FOR Two-YEAR-oLDs.
E EsesIsiar @ SIX SIX f%rSns:
W XHsps S Five y. f"a 4ons ssf uF0nE
rla..snds stakes ZOO Five furlongs ,.,onn.
Neptune STAKES .......... ZOO Six farones
FOR THREE YEAR-o LDs.
SSa S,asSs Nile :"% H5sS
Parkvlie Handicap ?@o SiN furonss
SS fssnsid Stakes s " S six f %s
FOR rHREE-YEAR or.Ds AND UPWARD.
Oriental Handicap. ...... 5000 Nile and "A quarter
s rs' sSsss sS" Nile Nile and and sssA
BsyshOre Stakes. ......... 1850 Six furongs.
FOR ALI. AGES
Culver Handicap. ........... 5000 Six furlongs
FOR sTEEPIECHAsERs AND HURDLERs.
Handicap A M S TG ans ha miles
The liberality of the Brooklyn Jockey club
should a feeling of gratitude in the breasts
OF horseowners and trainers. and should be re-
warded by such an abundance of entries to every
that extra clerks will be engaged TO classify
them.
Turfmen and racegoers may find it an interesting
study TO anayze the conditions of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club stakes for 1925 and 1880. If they are
all perpexed by the intrcacies Of the conditions.
they should hasten TO consult some owner OF race
horses who is not shareholder in racetracks.
Here is the announcement of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club stakes for next year and the year following:
Seven stakes to close August Is. for two-year-
olds in 1898 Now yearlings. To be run at the
spring meeting:
Grsa AmsSan 5 Fxf t5 q0ss
H Hason FT E snd a fu0"
To be run on the first day Of the autumn meet
Ing.
Junior Champion Stakes. 5000 SIX furlonss.
For three-year-olds in 1899. Now yearlings. To
be run al the spring meeting;
Brooklyn Derby ........slo 1000 Mile and half.
Carlton Stakes. hWn one mile
n STAKE a
II by any unforeseen cause it becomes necessary
TO declare the foregoing stakes off. it behooves the
racing officials in the neghborhood to arrange with
the New-Oreans racing magnates who are sojourn-
the stakes decided during the winter meeting a;
New-Oreans, where lawns are kept closely trimmed
by the OF smuggling machines and horses mat
cannot run on muddy track are fed with water
mecns and bananas 49,. ....ou -, ,rt,h,
Phoebus and Terrier and is widely known as the
ii % his Of rand IN ha Sam Eay
pendics is reported to be the cause OF his Illness
r. Kee en who fairly idozed the feet son Of Him
var and Minnie Gray Domino is buried on he
grand-dam, Hira. Domino to have had every
chance to perpetuate his name in the sud 4
secured At high figures in ENGLAND to he , bred
distance families In England and the union of their
strains with the blood OF meteorlike Domino caused
intelligent horsemen TO anticipate family Of iiyers
Dominos untimely death has seriously interfered
with Mr.. Keene's plans for the futurc
Saratoga IL to have a week OF racing without OPP
positioI in any quarter The horsemen from the
Fast and West will assemble nj that famous water
jng-place in expectation of really highclass
racing II IL 10 he hoped that the horseowners
and trainers will enter their horses literally. ~
not TO disappoint the persons who intend TO visit
Saratoga this week for the purpose OF attending
experiment of the Jockey Club and that expert
mont Is not likely to be repeated If the officials OF
The Saratoga association fail to conduct the meet
ing iiberally and make some effort 10 make the
snort popular. Niggardy. parsimonious, cheese
narinp methods will not do when comparison Is
made with the liberal manner in which the Brigh
ton Beach association is conducted under It's pres
ent management