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1hspultep.y Irank Farteil'. llm Gsrne,
vho vii have 'htn'g Nrh 80 po'inds
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probably ind ~ hs campaign and thsn go
into vtntsr quarters o. the RAY Already the
turf ~hsrp- are predicting that Colin viii
sweep OH before him ~ q three vear- -olsi and
viii cchp-e N" record NJ the immortal
~ -onhy
nav this SPek io-morrow the Partridge
stake for two-vrsr-old~ siN rurlonxs. on
the turf ls one feature. white tho Dolphin
stakes, for three, esr-olds one mile and =
mriong. ~ snu'h"r ON W "Wednesday the
Great tillv sake. - .i> uri"us~ Iuturity
cour-s VII hn dr, l.. Vi'h sioh ri<ihics
e. Haf sovereign. \imr' Bouquet, lnlia
Powell. IsdN Ninlfrcd. N"gg'~ Hill. Mas
ouetade Polly Watts, Ndr,ius srd stamina
Another feature for tho -ame day j. me Ely ing
HandI, ap, tor three wear .old~. ~ siv turlougs
ma iu track, ith Nail-. Diuua ksn. lie Mund
Oraculum Mc,Rrtsr. Da-hsvAy, Court Dress
veil. Okenite. ". u. Daniel and Temsceo
possible starters The Dash stakes. for
two-y ssr-olds, Nv" furlong-. Futuri'y course.
and the Reapers stakes, for three-y ear -old-.
one mile aud three-si iNtcenths. are fixtures
for Thursday. whil" on Friday the Turf
Handicap. ~ mile and three -siNtecnth-. on
the grass, y ~ be run In addition TO the
Flathu-h Stakes. on saturday. the s,o,oo0
Century stakes. weight for age. one mile and
O half. viii prov" an attraction and may be
won by keenes Ballot. Who has Nc,arter.
Frank Gin, lronsides. SIR Huon. The Quail.
Holscher and others 20 beat. Peter Pan
n also eliei bic for the Century. but he ia IN
temporary retirement. The Great Autumn
Steeplechsss IL another magnet for saturday.
The fact that room was made for forty
Empire city layers a. Sheepshead Ray on
Saturday il sufficient proof that there will
he no discriminar against those who took
part in the meeting at lonkers. While H. IL
true that 1,liet tip WAS passed around before
the lonkers meeting began which kept many
hor-emen away. the fact remains that these
aane horsemen could have raced there and
got some Of the money without ieopardizing
their chances on the Jockey clubs tracks.
The members Of the Nets, too, who stuck
to Saratoga probably see now that they
huxa alaA nj Lrpt, RNf
there Is lust this about Empire City, The
matter will be- taken TO the Court Of Appeals
shortly, and if decision a rendered favor
able to the NJ ate Racing Conn 'sson and the
Jockey Club IL IL probable ~ 90 attempt
will be made by at least ono blg n... "acing
TO shut the Butler track out OF the :ame
altogether. although in such an attempt this
man will probably find determined opposition
on the part Of other members OF the Jockey
Club and Mr.. Butler himself. II q decision
In handed down against the State Racing
Commission u IL said that all the members OF
.aat body will forth with resign.
Meanwhile the metropolitan public has
demonstrated the fact that a race meeting
here In August will pay With all sorts Of
handcaps TO deal with in the way OF poor
horses. incompetent jockeys and hurried
preparations the Empire track cleared son. .0O0
In profits With opposition at Saratoga. II |
was believe that the Butler meeting would
be n com plctc frost, vt the public evidently
wanted racing here. nd the expected frost
WAS quickly turned into a golden hsrv, At.
Mr., Butler intends to practically rebuild the
track before another year. Ne has tanned
10 put tho ressnt grand stand nd n new
structure on the same lines o. the other side
OF the track. wher, he owns n large strip Of
property, aFording plenty Of room for in
crea sed accommodations of all kinds From
Wakefield railroad station. less IN IN half a
mile away a spur will he constructed into a
regular yard where there will he ample track
Boom for special trains.
AL these changes will BE- mad II is said,
no matter what may be- the result of the pres
ent court proceedings. The easiest way
out OF th' whole tangle. II would seem, is
to take Mr. Buffers track into the fold and
grant a fair quota Of dates Many persons
are inclined 10 believe that the Jockey Club
will make this move. permitting Yonkers
to open and close the metropolitan season
next wear instead of Aqueduct. In order
10 do this the other tracks would have to
relinqulsh few dates each, while II il prac-
ticsly a CinCh that Saratoga would get
eighteen days clear m August But Just how
such desi would strike MIR. Butler and his
friends IL y problem hard to solve. especially
As u IL known that Empire City wants 10 race
exclusively In August, when there is no such
eport in this part of the State