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s GlEAT STAKE ENTRIES. The seven Saratoga stakes that cloeed No-vsmbar 11, received a total of 801 entries a gain of 298 over laBt year, the- comparative showing being aa follows : 1902 1901 United Hotel Stakes, 2-year-ol ds, 5 1-2 furlongs 174 101 Grand Union Hotel Stakes, 2 -year-olds, 3-4 mile 172 101 Flaeh Stakes, 2-ysar-old3. 51 furlongs 185 104 Spinaway Stakes, two-year-olds, fillies, 5 1-2 farlonga .. 160 118 Travers Stakes, 3-year-olds, 1 1-8 milos 74 53 Kennor Stakes, 3-year-olds, 1 1-4 miles 72 55 Alabama Stakes, 3-year-olds, fillies, 11-16 miles 43 36 Total ..861 563 This fine showing is exceedingly gratifying to to the officials of the Saratoga Association and is a sign ificant presage of grand racing at the Spa next year. In the list of owners Arthnr Featherstone leads with a total of 51 nominations closely followed by J. B. Haggin with 50, Other liberal nominators were J. E. Madden, 39; W. C. Whitney, 36; The Pepper Stable, 34; J. W.Schorr, 25; J. H. and F. P. Keone, 21; S. S. Brown, 21; G. B. Morris, 20; August Bol-mont, 18; BurnB and Waterhouse, 15; M. P. Dwyer, 16; P. J. Dwyer, 16; Julius Fleischmann, 14; James B. Keene, 17; J. J. McCafferty, 17; F. G. McLeweo and Co., 16; E. J. Baldwin, 12; Barney Schreiber, 12; J. E. Seagram, 11; W. K. Tanderbilt, 12; M. H. Tichenor, 10; B. T. Wil-son, Jr., 13; G. C. Bennett and Co., 12, and M. Fin-len and Son., 13. Mr. W. K Vanderbilts debut as a nominating turfman is an interesting feature and if he becomes thoroughly interested in the sport it is more than probable that he will build up one of the great stables of the country in the course of the next few years. As indicative of what may be expected in the way of three-year-olds next year, the entries to , The Travers are given below, attention being directed to the formidable seven nominated by Mr. William C. Whitney: The Travers, of 0,000 By subscription of 00 each, or 0 if declared by June 1, 1902. Starters to pay 50 additional. To the winner ,000, to the second ,000, and to the third ,000. Winners in 1902 of two races of the value of ,500 each, or of une of ,0CO, to carry 3 pounds extra. Non-winners of ,000 in 1902 allowed 10 pounds ; of ,000, 15 pounds. One mile and a furlong. Aste, A. L ch. c. Sterling Fox, by Silver Fox Edith. Baldwin, E. J., ch. c. Escalante, by Amigo Colonies ; b. c, Cruzados, by Emperor of Nor-folk Atalanta II. Belmont, August, ch. c, Leonid, by Hastings Leopoldina; ch. c, Masterman, by Hastings " Lady Margarot ; ch. c,-Namtor, by Hastings-Nineveh. Belmont, Perry, b. c, Fly Wheel, by Falsetto-Fright; ch. c, Numeral, by Juvenal Numeroet. Bennott and Co., G. C, ch. c, Blennenworth, by Prince of Monaco Middlemarch; 3 ch. c, Abe Frank, by Hanover CheeaeBtraw. Brown, S. S., b. c, Blackmore, by Blue Wing Mona; b. c, Hyphen, by Himyar Semaphore. Burns and Waterhouse, br. c, San Nicholas, by Eeggie Virginia Dare. Cook, Fred, ch. f, BtBsio Spahr, by The CommonerElizabeth H. Daly, John, b.c, Baron, by Goldfinch Lydia. Dunn, Jere, ch. f , Sun Showor, by Applegate Sunny Slope. Farrell, Frank, br. c, De BeEzke, by LamplighterSerene. Featherstone, A. b, c, Igniter, by Lamplighter Triana; b.c, Emshee, by Fonso Amelia P.; ch. c, Arsenal, by Lamplighter Hannarinda; br. c, Kaleidoscope, by Tithonus Glenview; " CONTINUED OK IHIBD PAGE. GEEAT STAKE ENTRIE8. Continued from First Page. br. f, Disadvantage, by 8t. George Vantags; cb. g, Hakim, by Balma Sis OLee; ch. g, Bedlam, by Iroquois Grace J. Follansbee, J. G., b. c, Cameron, by Meddler Annot lyle; br. g. Keynote, by Chorister-Rapture. Qcughacres Stable, b. g, Aden, by Atheling Ulsie. Hsggin, J. B., b. c, Remorse, by Order Repentant; blk. c, Water Boy, by Watercress Zealandia; b. c, Stranger, by Goldfinch Da-reka. Hitchccck, F. R br. g, The Goldflnder, by Jim Gore Bagpipes. Keene, James R b. c, Telescope, by HoroscopeEmma C. Keene, J. R. and F. P., b. c, Port Royal, by Kingston Maurine; ch. c, Precentor, by Chorister Lady Invorcauld. Lynch, John; ch. c, Bam Craig, by Eon Vigilene. McDowell, T. C, ch. c, Allan-a-Dale, by Hal-ma Sudie McNairy. McLewee and Co., F. C, b. c, Luck and Charity, by Hanover-Bohita Belle; blk. c, Major Daingerfleld, by Handspring Mon Droit. Mackay, C. H., b. c, Eeno, by Falsetto or Henry Young Quiver. Madden, J. E., b. c, iPenteccBt, by Hastings-Tarantella; b. c, Slipthrift, by Spendthrift Varina. v Morris, G. B.,b. c, Homestead, by Candlemas Sweet Home; ch. c, Cunard, by Goldfinch Lucania. Morris and Walden, ch. cj Compute, by Hanover Reckon. Myers, L. M b. f, Leonora Loring, by Dr. MacBride Hoyden. Bchreiber, B., b. c, Qtie, by Foul Shot or Sain Laura Agnes. Schorr, J. W., br. c, Charles W. Meyer, by Esher Ultimatum ; ch. c, Larry Young, bj PotomacPrincess Monmouth. Seagram, J. E,, ch. c, Presumption, by Golden Garter Probability : ch. c, Gold Cure, by Goldfinch Allanah ; chestnut colt, by St. Simon-Distant Shore. Smith, G. E., b. c, Chilton, by Meddler Caa-talia; b. g, Bonner, by Montana Lola A. Smith, S. J., ch. c, Northern Star, by Hanover Btarlight. The Pepper Stable, ch. c, Whiskey King, by Kantaka Genevieve; b. c, Longlove, by Kan-taka Longleaf ; b. c, King Edward, by Kantaka Sadducee II. ;. b. c, Bonnio Lad, by Kantaka Bonnie Lassie; b. c, John Barleycorn, by Kanta ka Nattot ; ch. g, Joy Maker, by Kantaka LaTJoya, Tichonor, M. H br. c, Jaubert, by Azra Mishap. Walbaum, G br. c, 8mart Set, by Halma Fashionable. Whitney, W. C, b. c, Yankee, by Hanover-Correction; ch. c, Nasturtium, by Watercress Margerique; b. c, Goldsmith, by Meddler Kil-deer; ch. f, Endurance by Right, by Inspector ! B. Early Morn ; ch. f , Blue Girl, by Sir Dixon j Bonnie Blue II.; ch. c, Goldseeker, by Gold-j finch La Belle J uive; ch. c, King Hanover, by j Hanover Lady Agnas. Wilson, Jr., B. T., br. c. Dixieline, by St. M axim Miss Dixie; b. c, Highlander, by BGn Stroma Henrietta. Worth, Jacob, b. g. Oom Paul, by Prince Boyal Tartarine. Zisgler, H. M ch. c, Hermis, by Hermance Katy of the West; br. c, Betauket, by Lord ; Hartington Mary Groenwood. j
