The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
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In a few days entries for the big stakes viii
be in order. and then the candidates for future
equine honors win DO cent along in earnest.
Nominations for the Futurity Of the Coney Isl.
and Jockey III are due tomorrow, and a big
list is anticipated. Tho stnke is particularly
attractive for breeders, Ms, apart from tho first,
second, and third money, the breeder OF the
winner will receive $1,000. the breeder OF the
second 81, $50. and tho breeder Of tho third $500.
Then will come the entries for the stakes OF the
Coney Island Jockey Club and the Brooklyn
Jockey Club, which close on Jan. 10.
American-bred horses will cut quite q figure
in future English races. Some OF tho stakcs
closed on Dec. z. and the Lorillard. Beresford
combination showed q strong hand. J. 5. Cur
tbs, tho African millionaire, who is going In
heavily for racing. has also made q large entry.
At the Newmarket Craven meeting this year, In
the Titz. W lillian Stakes for two.year-olds, j. S.
Curtis enters tho chestnut colt Indian Chief
H., by Knight of Ellcrslie, dam Pocahon,as,
and in the Newmarket Biennial Stakes he enters
the brown colt Method (brother of Ornament),
by imp. Order, dam Victorine, and the bay colt
Muggins H., by Knight OF Ellcrslie. dam Belle
DAILY. AT tho July meeting, 1899, in the Mid.
summer Stakes, for three.year.olds, J. S. Curtis
enters tho brown colt Method, by imp. Order,
H., by Knight OF FL erslie, dam Pocnhontas, and
the bay colt Muggins H., by knight OF Ellerslie,
Lord William Beresford, enters the bay colt
Jolly Tar, By, imp. The Sailor Prince, dam Joy,
and p. Lorillard enters the bay colt Dominic
chester " hitsun!ido meeting, 1898. in tho
Derby Plato, for three-year-olds and upward, A.
By ssl imp' R s1ssls a' tho d GI9T sul a ! s0p +. Ioriifsr d
enters the bay gelding Bsyard IL. 3; by The IN,
Whitsuntide Plate, for two-year-olds, Lord vii.
liam Boresford enters, the bay flly Rance, by
Astral, by Sensation, dam Aster. At the sec
G tho , Sando p1a,a pe 1nx spring me,sting. 1Rs9s; in
ioP asd'S enters inc brown ,Hnp' t Il; chinooE, BY
Zoos, by Stralford, dam The Dawn, at the Sep.
TENDER meeting, 1888; In the Michaelmas
ford hsrdfe enters the bay Ally kamec. by Sensation,
sois indIsR chist II; b Tn iej1t.S q EIisrs iS:
bay Ally by imp. Pontiac, dam Ynonda..
IN the Abbey. stakes, for two.yearolds, Lord
imp. Pontiac; dam Troyana. and +. .Lorlilard
enters the chestnut tihy Lakota, by imp. Pom.
f'hS; d for th hSsliS b: in LORD ioT H %iilia mOR Berss'
tion, dam Lima, and 7. horillard enters the bay
the septemiberf meeting, 1899, in the septem.
DST oldhtb u thTtt-y cuT-OIlS, Z. lDTllihEu III
tiers the chestnut gelding Illogic, by imp. The
Sailor Prince, dam IloSic; tho bay filly Libra,
by Sensation. dam Lima, and the bay gclding
Guerra, by imp. Prestonpans. dam Gazalia.
For the first summer meeting, 1900, in tho
Sandringham Foal Stakes for three year.olds
Lord William Beresford enters the chestnut
colt by Sensation, dam Equality; p. Lorillard
enters the, Chestnut colt by Sensation, dam Mag
netic, and the chestnut colt by Locohatchee.
dam Coryphee. At the autumn meeting, 1900,
in the Sandown Foal Stakes for three-year.olds,
Lord William Beresford enters the bay colt by
iiup. p. ntiac, dam Tarbouchc: J. $. Cui tbs enters
the chestnut colt Star of Hanover, by Hanover,
dam imp. Star Actress, and the brown colt
Lanrnas, by imp. Candlemas. dam Pride OF
Kingston. and p. Loriliard enters tho chestnut
colt by Sensation. dam Magnetic, and the chest
nut colt by inn. Pontiac, dam JOY.
The new crop of two-year-olds, dating from
the new year. promises to be exceptionally
strong. Nearly all the prominent owners and
trainers have big strings that are expected to
pan out well. and all concerned are looking for
ward anNiously to the trials. News comes from
Mobile. that Capt. Samuel s. Brown bus u par
iivularly smart lot of youngsters, mos OF them
being by TrOubadour, who won the suburban for
hin some years ago. He also has fouf older
horses in the string, and all are located ut his
private training stable and race course,
known as the odd Bascombe." within two
miles of Mobile. The young ones are by Trou.
badour. Stuyvesant, and Blue Wing. three
horses that classed among the top n tchers in
their racing days. The stable will be shipped
direct 10 the East in April and probably will
not race in the West until fall.