The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
AT CHARTER OAK PARK.
List of Entries for Grand Circuit and
 Fourth of July Events.

List of Entries for Grand Circuit and
 Fourth of July Events. The twelve stakes for the Hartford grand circuit meeting, which closed on April r, received 329 entries, as follows: 2:1O class, twenty; PIP class, twenty two; 2:14 class, twenty-five; 2:1S class, thirty-six; 2:24 class, twentytwo; 2:30 class, thirty-nine; class for threeyear- olds, thirty-one; class for two-year- olds, twenty-one; 2:N pacing race, twelve; 2:09 pacing, twenty-one; 2:14 pacing, thirty-six; 2;30 pacing, forty seven.
 For the opening on Independence day the free-for-all pacing race has John R. Gentry, 2:OO1A; Robert J.. 2:O11a; Star Pointer, 2:021a, and Frank Agan, 2:03A. It is claimed that Joe Patchen, 203, is also entered, but no letter containing the entry has yet been received by Sec retary Fasig.
 The 2:20 pacing race for July 5 has fourteen entries, and the 2:30 trotting race has ten.
 The 2:14 trotters named in the $4,000 Nutmeg Stake are:
 George G.. 2:1215; Emma Offutt 2:11R; Alcidalia, 2:11A Judge Austin, 2:124 Grace Hastings, 2:12; Fred Kohl, 2:12A; Maple Rex Americus, 2:11A; Athanio, 2:11%; Ches- ter, 2:12A; VanZandt, 2:12; Baron Crisp, 212R; Cephas,, 2;11A; Queechy, 2:12h h; Copeland, 2:12A Derby Princess, 2:1114 <; She, 2:14A Hilda s., .,2151a; Roseleaf, 2:1414 i; Stan B., 2:11A..
 The entries for the Independence day trotting at Charter Oak park include an un- usually large number of fine entries. For the three events they follow In full: Free-for-all Pace, S6OOO. | Star Pointer 2:O215 b h, by Brown Hal Sweepstakes, by Knights SnowheeIs Jas. A. Murphy, Chicago, III.
 Flora. by White Cloud, \. W. Hubinger, | New Haven.
 John R. Gentry. 2:ooA b h, by Ashland Wikes-Danewood, by Wedgewood. inc. by Jay Gould, Lewis C. Tewksbury, New York city. Total 3. i 2:20 Glass Pacing, $2OO0
 sister Penn, 21o%, m, by Woodnut- | Philadelphia.
 sidworth, 2:221a, b m, by sidney-My Own, by Red Wilkes, A. l.. Henry, New York
 Chronicles. 2:21H, b g, by Chrones- Dolly Wilkes, by Wilkes Spirit, Jere O'Neil, Lex ington, Mass
 Warrene, b m, by Brown Hal Ramona. | Walter, b E. by Adfeld-Lulu C., $. N. Warren, Nashville, Tenn | Maxim, ch 2, by Glenwood. Allene, oh m, by Red Eagle by Cortland Wilkes, William O'Brien, New York city. Belle C., bl m, by Coy. Benton Myrtle C., l W. NJ. Titus, Springfield, Mass.
 Bermuda Girl, D m, by Bermuda-An Mckee, by Red Wilkes, W. H. Mccarthy, New York city.
 Mary Wells, 2:12R, b m, by Director Mile D., by Mambrno Gift
 Regalia, N. W. Hubinger, New Haven.
 B. C.. b z, by Son of Jim Hil-Lucy, Will | liam Camerson, Boston, Mass
 Kitty Van, 2:19A, m, by Pennypackcr- Mayfower, by Caliph, S. F. Bailey, Phila- | delphia.
 field: by Enfield, Charles A. Mangold, Dal- 1 las, Texas.
 Karmette, z, by Broadway-N1iss Kan nette George T. Mosher, Chicopee Falls, l Mass.
 Belette. 2:241a, br m, by Bellman-Lady Lancewood. by Lancewood R. F. Mills, ir., | Freepoint, N. Y.
 Ed B Young, 2:22, bl g, by Direct-Llly Langtry, by Nephew.
 Pamlet, oh 2. by PamicoP Pearl Lambert, by Ron Franklin, East View stock farm, Tarrytown, N. Y. 2:3O Class Trotting. $500. | Phil Wilkes. b h, by Jumbo Wilkes-Jessie aines. by Allie Gaines, NJ. ?. Shee, New | London. | Ronaldson, b g. by Great Hope, Donnie | O'Rripn, South Manchester Conn.
 Ed Lock, 2:2913, g, by Fayette- Russell | Orient by Egbert. | Crete, bI m. by Blizzard, by Chicago Vol unteer F. NJ Lockwood, POughkeepsie Rene gr m. by WilkesbrineMcllie Nit chel. ] E. Hubinger New Haven.
 Teazle. 2:2a14. h. by Electioneer-Telie, l by Con Benton, NJ. Dorsey. Hartford | Corbett Benton, b m, by Gov. Benton. 1 LewiS c. Rass, Boston.
 Roselite. b m, by seabird-Pearl, T. J. Fo- l ley Springfield, Mass. Eva, br m. by Ambition-Yellow Gold, | Frank Simmonds. Boston.
 Pastoral, 2:3O, m, by Acolyte-C Cathedral, l by George Wilkes. 1 Miss Jay. b m by Jay Bird-Lena. Rose. East View stock farm, TarrytOwn, N. Y. 1 Total, 10.