Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-14
NEXT WEEKS RACING
WHAT WILL BE THE EVENTS ON
\ THE DIFFERENT TRACKS.

| with Saturday card that will have for
Ms features the eighth running of the Ma
ltion Stallion stakes, for two-year oids. the
Ladies' stakes for three-year-old Allies. and
| thu International Steeplechase handicap.
| the week at Belmont Park should be re-
plete with brilliant sport from beginning to
| end 1t is a particularly Interesting looking
program that Secretary Crickmo-e has ar
| ranged for the entire week, and. with
| continuance Of good weather, the sport
should improve with each succeeding day
| That the National Stallion stakes will be
productive of one of the sensational races
| OF the year there can be little doubt. 1t is
one of the richest of the prizes of the year
| for youngsters and all of the high-clas5
| colts and fillies in the big barns have been
| pointed for the race, which will be dec ded
over the fve-furlong straight course. Orig
inally there were 800 nominations for this
years race, and as the affair has 5000 in
added money, forfeits and starting fees
will make the value of the race something
over $4,000. With all the declarations in.
| there remain eligible to start seventy-five
| colts and eleven FLIES, among which are
August Belmonts Den Diego and Woolwich,
Newton Benningtons First Water, Water
hok and Jerry Weinberg; w. c. Days
Veronese. F. II. Hitchcock's Vendor, James
r. Keene's Capias, Kuroki. Oyama and
Nogi; John E. Madden's Macumber, Bell
| smoker and Coincidence; Sydney Pagets
Jacobite. Fulbert and Waterwing: w. NJ.
OCueltel . 1TOSpefO ana II. l.. wilson. r.. S,
Beaufort and Catalogue.
The Ladies' stakes is for three-year-old
misses, at mile. and will this year be
worth in the neighborhood Of $500. 1t will
probably see the seasons debut of Sydney
Paget's crack Goldfinch-Reclare fly Ira
diuon. Also named for the event and eligi-
Die to start are: Captain s. s Browns
Hayward Lass, August Belmont's Dulc-
bella, A Featherstones Lady Henrietta, the
Chelsea stables Flinders, Frederick john
| sons Schumalte. William Lakelands Gold
Ten, r.. Lorillard's Chrysitis. Andrew Mil
| lers Coy Maid, the Oneck stables Kiamed-
ha and Sydney Paget's Zeala.
Many of the best jumpers in training have
been nominated for the international
steeplechase handicap. which will be decid-
ed over the two-mile course. The LIST of ELI
gibies includes the Bonnie Brook stables
Melbourne Eclipse, NJ. ]. Cavanaugh's Fly
ing Buttress, j. w. Colts Lavator Arian
and Sandhurst. Mr.. Cottons Gortnagallon,
Thomas Hitchcock. jr.'s, Good and Plenty.
last years champion and Black Hussar; F.
Johnsons Bonfire. Mr.. Majors Flying Vir-
gilman. @. Schwartz's Gascar, j. E. Wide
ners Coligny and Patagonian, and H. f.
Williams Gambling. With such a galaxy of
hlgh-class performers scheduled to face the
barrier in the various events the prospects
certainly point to a brilliant afternoons
sport.
Tomorrow's program will have for its fea-
ture the second Of the serial handicaps the
Claremont, at six and a half furlongs, for
three-year-olds and upward. and as this
event has ST. 500 in added money a splendid
Held OF sprinters should line up al the bar
rier. Among the eligbles are August Bel
monts Blandy and Beldame; L. v. Bells
Gioriher. 8. Deimers Wotan. J. A. brakes
Ort Wells. the Goughacre stables Spring
and Preen. c. T. HenshalTs Martinmas, d.
Z. Johnson's Roseben and JacQuin J. r,
keene's Wild Mint and Israelite. W. Lake
| lands Little En-, James McLaughlin.s Pas
SVHn Doc ar
monde's Right and CaIrngorm O. L. Rich
aros Race King. r. E. Watkins Lady
Amelia and Diamond, and R. T. Wilson,
rs. Gamara and Sparkling Star
The Baychester. at a mile, for three-year-
olos. which is set for Tuesday, has attracted
q me nst Of eligibles and should be pro-
ouctlVe or brilliant contest with plenty Of
opportunities for speculation. Named to
night 1t out for the purse are August Bel
nonts Biandy, the Albemarle stables San
Goldheur, the Goughacre stables Preen g
T. Henshall's Sir BriIlar, J. r. Keene's
Butcher. Sinister and Regal, ]. l. McGin-
nus inspiration. Sydney Paget's Cairngorm,
Jonqul! ana Belle Strome. r. E. Watkins
Quadrille and r. T. Wilson's Allumetar ana
Sufferance.
August Belmonts Woolwich and Don
Diego, Newton Bennington's First Water
ana Jerry Weinberg, w. c. DAYS Yer
onese. NJ L. Hayman's Leonard Joe Hay
11'i' = ~. 11itCncOcKS TangIe, James r.,
heenes Capfas and Mosquito, John e. Mad
dens Hooray. James McLaughlin's Kuro
.. L. Richards Old Guard II. P. Whitnev.s
ironsloes' and number Of other youngsters
nave been named to start in the Maiden. at
fve furlongs. for youngsters, which win he
the stake feature OF Wednesdays program.
Wednesday's card also has a steeplechasa
Gown Tor decision. in which the jumpers are
scheouied to go over the short course
:, huIsoays program will have the Pecan.
tico stakes. for three-year-olds at a mija
ana sixteenth, as its fixture. and there 10
enough class in the list of eligibles to MAKE
the race worthy of note. The Candidates in
ctuue lanes r. keene's Sinister Won Tronn
ana WIG Mint, August Belmont's BIandv
!. Dwyer's Red Friar, julie Garson:s
Soidneur, C. 7. HenshaIrs Invader lanes
Wa W.. ushhn Oxford, Sydney Paget's Cairn.
gorm and Jonquil. R. E. Watkins ST Rel
zane, II. r Whitney's Prince Hamburg ana
n 1. wilson, jr.'s Sparkling Star Ca
The Gaiety for two-year-old 6,,,es 10 ~.
stake fixture for Friday and will brtne
ABOUT meeting among the star younesters
at -FOUR and half furlongs Named for the
event are August Belmont's T,ntoe ana
TrossaWays, Newton Bennineton's Edna
JACKSON and Afric Jewel Wally Fessenden's
Gaoy valentine F. r. Hitchcock's Ra,,bIe
James Il keene's Bribery and Pythia N
Hiaodens Coincidence the Oneck stah,a,.
1Incorriglble, W.. L. Powers Legend n d
Wnltney's Buttercup and r. r wti.or
IT. Jessamine. "iison
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