Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-16

Radford. Albert Edward. three years, by
Albert-Emma Mack; P. 8. P. Randolph.
Robert Metcalf, four 1a. years BY harry
aged, by Charaxas-Cententa; Q. L. Rich
Dance; james ssnSatt. Brisk. aged; BY
Lucas, four years. byp Top Gallant-Addie
c.; Thompson Bros. Gold Fox. five years,
by Silver Fox-CaEita; Thompson Bros,
Eloin. four years; b Inspector B-Tom 1n1de
years, by Badge-sehfper Paratus: R. W.
Walden & Sons, Oblised, three years, by
Henry Of Navarre-Gratitude; H. T. Griffin.
Tonee three SSa BY %nm sysy F tsrse
years, by Star Ruby-IHarmony I'd; H. T.
Grifin. Gertrude Elliott, three years, by
Tenny-Maxine Elsiott; A. G. Weston.
Prince Of VERONA, four years, by Cayuga-
VERONA; Waterberry & Crimmins, Intru-
sive, six years, by imp Medler-Imp. Frofic
Grace.
Conditions for Steeplechase.
The club has announced the conditions Of
the second spring hunters steeplechase as
follows:
Steeplechase for hunters, four years old
and upward, qualified under the rules Of
the National Steeplechase and Hunt Asso
citation, that have been regularly hunted
during the season Of 1900-1901 tSeptember
15 1900, to April !, 190D, with a recognized
master, which shall be filed at the time the
horse is named. BY subscription of $15
each, play or pay, the Washington Jockey
Club to add plate of the value of 500 and
a purse of the value of 500, Of which the
plate the subscription moneys and $3.50 of
the purse to the winner, to the second 800,
to the third $50.
All subscriptions must be made to H. G.
Crckmore, clerk of the course of the Wash
ington Jockey Club, 173 9Th avenue, New
York. on or before Saturday, March .,
1901, and the horses must be named to him
at the race course Of the Washington Jockey
Club, Benning D. c., on or before April /,
1901.
N Blunt clubs and individual sub
scribers may make as many subscriptions
or entries as they desire.
Weights-Four-year-o 145 pounds:
five-year-olds. 159 pounds; six years old and
over, 166 pounds. Mares allowed pounds;
geldngs pounds.
Penalties.-The winner Of the Spring Hun
ters' Steeplechase in 1900 to carry II pounds
extra. The winners of the Hunters Cham
pion Steeplechases In 1899 or 1900 to carry
IL pounds extra. Winners of steeplechase
for hunters in 1900 or 1901 Of the value of
more than 500 to the winner to carry 3
pounds extra: of two such races, pounds
extra; of three or more such races, 10
pounds extra.
(Note-No horse shall through penalties
carry more than $50 pounds)
Allowances.-Horses that have never
started in steeplechase or hurdle race al
lowed 10 pounds. Horses that have never
been placed in a steeplechase or hurdle race
allowed Z pounds. Half breeds allowed 10
pounds, or II both sire and dam are half
bred Is pounds. Gentleman riders allowed 5
pounds, or if they have not ridden a winner
in a steeplechase or hurdle race in 1900 or
1901, pounds.
(Note.-No horse shall by allowances
carry less than 100 pounds. Allowances for
half-breeds must be claimed when the horses
are named. Overweight to any amount al
lowed if claimed by the time announced for
the first race of the day upon which this
race is to be rum
Ten subscriptions to be made on or he
fore March 8, or the race may be declared
off.
About two miles and half over the
steeplechase course of the Washington
Jockey Club.