The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-23
%e,JST SON Of HANOVER NOT En-
TERED IN THE BIG SPRING
HANDBAGS.
ikRCUS DALYS INTENTIONS
.ylTH RESPECT TO THIS FAST AN
NAL AROUSE CONSIDERABLE
SPECULATION.
ILL LIST OF EQUINE INTRIEs
pows Some Pretty Fast StOcL: En-
tered in the Brooklyn and
Suburban Handicaps.

,.cial to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Horsemen are
i.eculating as to the significance Of the
disappearance of Hamburg's name in
= nominations for the Brooklyn and
burban handicap, which were made
bile this week. They wonaer what
ARGUS DAILY proposed to do with the
1t A great many regard the incident
proof conclusive that he intended
send Hamburg to England. Such a
lief, however, is eznpndrirSlly denied
~ those in the confidence of tae colts
liner. Hamburg's future, they de-
ire, lies entirely IN this country, but
st what plans have been made for
IN is still a matter of doubt. Ham
'Irg has very few engagements in the
Fakes for three-year- olds exclusively,
: least as far as the East is concern
p. He is. however, eligible for the La
mia, Oakley, Kentucky, st. Louis and
Fatroit Derbys. the Clark and Himyar
Fakes. and for the majority of the
iher rich Western events, in winning
thich last year Ornament earned
tmething over $4,000.
lit is believed that Mr.. Daily intends
!, run his colt in these races, which
> e Weight-fOr-age affairs, rather than
E the great metropolitan handicaps, in
thich it is certain that the speedy son
: Hanover would be asked to shoulder
/ ton of weight. Hamburg is eligible
or the Realization, and it is generally
rlieved that he will start in that
tent He will aso be nominated for
lie Brighton cup, an evidence that
Silly Lakeland believes the colt is capa-
&c of staying. Lakeland said this
= sorning that Hamburg was in splendid
pndition and that he did not expect to
ave any trouble in getting him into
lape for the coming seasons cam
align.
andicarS include about all the best horses,
year-old and upward, in the United States.
AS is the rule, a few owners Of moderate
nimals have taken the chance of catching
he first-class horses unfit, and entered in
he earlier event, the Brooklyn. Some
!ames appearing among the entries for that
ace are not to be found in the Suburban
list. but straight through the horses en-
aged much the same in both. In class
he handicap candidates are up to the
tandard of past races and perhaps are
1t better than the horses engaged in the
anne races last season, the horses and 3
ears old making the Improvement Nu-
Qerlcaily, the SUBURBAN entries, IOrty-SlS
re the same as last year. while the Brook
YIN entries. forty-two, exceed those of 1897
" eleven.
Royal Stag entered by the rich young Eng
ishman. J. Storey Curtis, who last season
ace horses. Royal Stag is by Highland
Chief-Barcelona, and raced successfully in
England when years old. and was later
bought by Mr.. Curtis and taken to South
Africa.
A new name in the list of owners who have
made entries is Sydney Paget. In his name
1oki and Lou Brambie two of tn the =, horses
Whitney. are entered. Two more nomina-
ions new in Eastern stakes are by J. w.
SchOrr & Son and Barney Schneider.
IN THE BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
The entries follow:
The Brooklyn Handicap of $4,000. for g.
)r only $15 If declared by Feb. 81. To the
winner, 5000; to the second, $500; and to
The third. $500. Weights to be announced
at Gravesend, May 49,
/ Don d'Oro, 4, August Belmont.
: Merry Prince, .. August Belmont
st. Bartholomew, 4, August Belmont.
/ On Deck. 4, bromley & Co.
! Semper Ego, s. Bromley & Co.
Typhoon II. 4 Bromley & Co.
Howard Mann. 3. Ray Carruthers.
I Ulysses, 5. CougIe & Crevling.
Coldran. 4. w. A. Chanler.
Royal Stag, s. ]. S. Curtis.
Ogden. 4, Marcus DAILY.
/ Isador. 4, Marcus Daily.
( Michael Ill. 8, G. F. Dwyer.
/ Sly Fox. 3, C; f. Dwyer.
/ Previous. g. NJ: F. Dwyer.
! Ben Elder, 5, NJ. F. Dryer.
! Handball, 3, P. T. Dwyer.
/ Ben Holiday, 5, Eastin & Larrabie.
! Lehman. 7, Charles Fleischmann Sons.
! George Keene, 9, Charles Fleischmann Sons
pr, Sheppard. i Foster Bros,
B Bud Rh;,. 4 R. G. p Hall Rasne
! Winged Foot 4, w Lakeland
L Piaafit RoG 3 4 ! F. F Ma %s65sn
/ Byron McClelland. 5. J. H. Morris.
/ Sir Walter, s, Oneck stables.
4oh ). sydney Paget.
Lou Bramble, 4. Sydney Paget.
Ornament. i, c. T Patterson.
Tillo. 1. Rogers & Rose.
Aigol. 4. ]. W. Schorr & Son.
Macy. 4, j. W. Schorr & Son.
Meadowthorpe, 4, ]. w. Schorr C Son.
Schiller, ), B. Schriber.
Box. l. w. Showalter.
Our Johnny, 4, Sykes & Charlton.
/ DR.. Catlett. 4, Turney Bros.
NAMED FOR THE SUBURBAN.
Suburban handicap of $4,000. handicap
Tor 3-year-olds and upwards of 5000 each. h. f.
or only SIS if declared out by Feb. q, 1893
The winner to receive s., GEO. the second ST.
hoo and the third 81 600 Weights to be an
nounced Feb / winners after announcement
Of weights of two races of 5000 or one of ST.
400 four pounds extra; of two of 81, 400 or one
of 81. 100. eight pounds extra; of three Of ST.
400 or two of s., 700 or one of So, G00 twelve
pounds extra.
7 In the case Of horses handicapped at lis
lpounds or over these penalties shall apply to
the extent of one-quarter only; and in the
case of those handicapped at 100 pounds or
over they shall not apply at all. Penalties in
the case CT horses years old shall not make
the weight exceed rs pounds. One and one
louarter miles. To be run at Sheepshead Bay,
LJune Is.
Horse Age and Owner
Don de Orc, 4, August Belmont.
Merry Prince, 5, August Belmont
St Bartholomew T. August Belmont.
Typhoon H., 4, Bromley & Co.
On Deck. f. Bromley & Co.
Semper Ego, ., Bromley & Co.
Howard Mann. s. Roy Carruthers.
Caldron. 4, w. A. Chanler.
Royal Stag Gmp.), 5, j. S. Curtis.
Ogden. 4, Marcus DAILY.
Isidor. 4. Marcus DAILY.
/ Scottish Chieftain, 4, Marcus DAILY.
Michael Ill, 8, c. F. Dryer.
Sly Fox, 3. C. F. Dwyer.
Ben Elder, 5, NJ. F. Dwyer.
/ Handball, 3, P. ]. Dwyer.
Ben Holiday, 5, Eastin G. Larrabie.
/ Lehman. T. Charles Fleischmann Sons.
4 George Keene, 3, Charles Fleschmann Sons.
Counter Tenor, g. Foster Bros.
DR.. Shepard 4, Foster Bros.
! MuriHo, 3. ]. c. Follansbee.
/ Fleishmann, 4, T. NJ. Greene
Buddha, 4, r. c. Hail.
Imp. T. D. r. Harness
Ben Brush, 5, J. r. Keene.
Poetess, 4. William Lambeer.
| Plaudit, 8, ]. E. Madden.
| Great Bend, 3, ]. E. Madden.
| Byron McClelland, S, J. H. Morris.
Requittal. 5. ]. ]. McCafferty.
Peep O. Day, 5, ]. A. Mccormick.
Maceo. 4, Mrs. S. McClelland.
Sir Walter, 8, Oneck stable.
Loki, 5. Sydney Paget.
Lou Bramble, 4, Sydney Paget.
Ornament, 4, c. T. Patterson.