The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1903-09-19
FOR CITY WORK FALL HORSE SHOW
Entries for The Trotting on
the Empire City Track
This Month.

For its annual horse show that will be
held this year at the Empire City tracks,
Yonkers, the Westcheester County Horse
Show Association has received one of
the best entry lists in its history. Al
most four hundred entries have been re
ceived for the fifty-six classes and the
mans make it certain that almost every
prominent show horse in the East will be
seen in competition for the blue ribbons
at the Yonkers course, where the show
will be held, starting next Wednesday
and continue for four days, in conjunc-
ton with the fall tretting meeting of the
Empire City Trotting Club.
Notable among the exhibitors ares
Miss A. A. Marks, George G. Clausen,
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, William H.
Halstead, B. D. Whitcomb, East View
Stock Farm, Mrs. Henry Siegel, H. w.
Wheeler, Charles. E. Clayton, D. G..
Reid, May A. Weatherbee, R. W. Rives,
Herbrt Coppell, Stuart Duncan, Charles
A. Gould, Clarence Whitman, Albert De
Cernea, John F. Gibson, William H.
Catlin, Howard Willets, Edward H.
Weatherbee, v. Everit Macy, ]. Stevens
Ulman, Miss Beatric Butler, Marion
Story, William Muldoon, M. L. Sire,
Winston L. May, Thomas A. Maitland,
G. Howard Dawson, George Watson,
j., Garner West Mrs. Granville w.
Garth, Miss G. w. Kensett, w. M.
Scheftel, Mrs. Edwin H. Weatherbee.
Miss Elizabeth B. Cochran, Robert Cut
| ting Lawrence, s. Heineman, G. Morton
| Whiteman, S. J. Halloway, Mrs. w. e.
Katman, Miss Mollie G. Maxwell Mrs.
WIS. Elliott, Miss May Deering, Miss
Charlotte R. Stillman, Miss D. D. At
terbury, James w Maitland, Miss Hen
riettte A. Weatherbee, Fred H. Allen
and E. s. Reynal.
The arrangement for this years West
chester County show is an excellent one,
as provision has been made for the
showing of horses in a special ring just
| inside of the main track at Empire City
Park. There will be trotting in conjunc-
tion with the Horse Show; four races
being scheduled fo reach day, including
an exhibition by Major Delmar against
the worlds record of two minutes. This
trial will tack place on Thursday, Sep
! tember "a.
For the 30 8trot the following horses
have been named: Swift, Monte Carlo,
Wentworth, Wilque, Ida Highwood,
George Muscovite and Authoress.
Notable among the entries in the 2.11
trot are Judge Green, Queen Wilkes,
Crescent, Marion Wilkes, Promise, Rife
anu wen 0Wy Ill.
! In the 2.13 trot are Pug, Millard San
ders, Anna Little, Direct View and ALA
brieve.
| There are ten entries in the 2.o8 trot,
eleven entries in til 2.20 trot, eighteen
ntries in tn 2.25 trot and. sixteen en-
! tries in the 2.30 trot.
| Among the PAGERS, the fastest class
| is the .2.05, in which Frank Yoakum, Sir
Alcanatara, Carl Wilkes, Dar.el, Albert,
| Shadow Chimes, Sphinx S., Trilby Direct
| and Mush are named
| In tie 2.08 and in the 200 pacing
races, that come couple of days apart,
], are such horses as Gold Brick, Diablito,
AL Book, Cubanola, Nonamie. Brown
Heels, Berdina, Theron Powers, Gyp,
Walnut and Olivewood
In the 2.11 pace there are eight en-
tries, in the 2. 13 pace seventeen entries,
in the 2.15 pace seventeen entries, ID
the 2 18 pace 1kirteen entries and in the
2 ~ nana six dntries