untitled, Daily Racing Form, 1902-03-07

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The Saratoga Association For the Improvement of the Breed of Horses STAKES FOR Summer Meeting 1902 OLOS Monday March 10 1902 FOR THREEYEAROL DS AND UPWARD UPWARDTHE FOR TWOYEAROLDS TWOYEAROLDSTHE THE SAEATOGA HANDICAP OF 10000 By subscription of 200 each half forfeit or only 25 if THE SAEATOGA SPECIAL By subscription of 1000 each half forfeit A Piece of Gold Plate of declared by June 1 To the winner 7000 to the second 2000 and to the third 1000 Weights to be the value of 1500 to be added by the Association Subscribers to name three horses by May 1 and only announced ten days before the race Winners of a race of the value of 4000 after the publication of the one starter to be named for each subscription Five and a Half Furlongs FurlongsThe weights to carry 5 Ibs extra One Mile and ThreeSixteenths ThreeSixteenthsTHE The following named gentlemen have signified their intention to make subscriptions August Bel THE SAEATOGA CUP OF 5000 By subscription of 100 each or only 25 if declared by June 1 mont S S Brown Philip J DwyerJulius FleischmanJ G Follansbee David Gideon J B Haggin Starters to pay 50 additional To the winner 3500 to the second 1 COO and to the third 500 Weight F R Hitchcock J E F P Keene P H McCarren J E Madden Andrew Miller G B Morris Oneck for age One mile and Six Furlongs FurlongsTHE Stable J W Schorr The Pepper Stable W K Vanderbilt William C Whitney E T Wilson Jr JrTHE THE CHAMPLAIN OF 3000 A HANDICAP By subscription of 50 each or only 25 if declared THE ADIBONDACK OF 5COO A HANDICAP By subscription of 50 each or 25 if declared by by June 1 Starters to pay 50 additional To the winner 2400 to the second 400 and to the third 200 June 1 Starters to pay 100 additional To the winner 4000 to the second 700 and to the third 300 Weights to be announced three days before the race Winners after the announcement of the weightsto Weights to be announced three days before the race Winners after the announcement of the weights to carry 3 Ibs extra One Mile and a Furlong FurlongTHE carry 3 Ibs extra Six Furlongs FurlongsTHE THE MEECHANTS AND CITIZENS HANDICAP By subscription of 50 each or 25 if declared THE KENTUCKY FOE FILLIES SELLING By subscription of 50 each 15 forfeit withFlCOO by June 1 Starters to pay 50 additional With 3000 added of which 500 to the second and 250 to added of which 200 to the second and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at auction for 3000 If the third Weights to be announced three days before the race Winners after the announcement of the for less 1 Ib allowed for each 100 down to 1000 Five and a Half Furlongs FurlongsTHE weights to carry 3 Ibs extra One Mile and a Furlong FurlongTHE THE ALBANY A HANDICAP By subscription of 50 each or 15 if declared by the hour of closing THE DELAWAEE A HANDICAP By subscription of 50 each or only 15 if declared by the hour entries on the day preceding the race with 1000 added of which 200 to the second and 100 to the of closing entries on the day preceding the race with 1000 added of which 200 to the second and 100 third Weights to be announced three days before the race WinneM jafter the announcement of the tothe third Weights to be announced three days before the race Winners after the announcement of weights iwfTHE to carry 3 Ibs extra Six Furlongs iwf the weights to carry 3 Ibs extra One Mile MileTHE THE TBOY SELLING By subscription of 50 each 15 forfejtfvith 1000 added of which 200 THE AMSTEEDAM SELLING By subscription of 50 each 15 forfeit with 1000 added of which to the second and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at auctionfor 3COOiIf for 2CCO allowed f 200 to the second and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at auction for 3500 If for less 1 Ib Ibs lthen 1 Ib allowed for each 100 down to 500 Five and a half furlongs furlongsSTEEPLECHASES allowed for each 100 down to 1000 One Mile THE CATSKILL SELLING By subscription of 50 each 15 forfeit with 1000 added of which STEEPLECHASES STEEPLECHASESTHE 200 to the second and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at auction for 3000 If for 2000 allowed 7 Ibs then 1 Ib allowed for each 100 down to 500 Seven Furlongs FurlongsFOR THE BALLSTON CUP A HUNTEES STEEPLECHASE For fouryearolds and upward qualified under the Rules of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association or the Canadian Hunt Association FOR THREEYEAROLDS THREEYEAROLDSTHESAEANAC By subscription of 25 each Starters to pay 25 additional To the winner 800 in money and 150 in plate to the second 200 and to the third 100 Weights Fouryearolds to carry 145 Ibs Fiveyearolds THESAEANAC OF 5000 A HANDICAP Bv subscription of 100 each or 25 if declared by 159 Ibs sixyearolds and upward 166 Ibs Mares allowed 5 Ibs and geldings 3 Ibs Penalties The win ¬ June 1 Starters to pay 50 additional To the winner 4000 to the second 700 and to the third 300 ner of a steeplechase for hunters in 1901 or 1902 of the value of more than 200 to the winner to carry 3 lbs Weights to be announced three days before the race Winners after the announcement of the weights fo extra of two such races 8 Ibs extra of three or more 15 Ibs extra NOTE But no horse shall through carry 3 Ibs extra One Mile and a Furlong FurlongTHE penalties carry more than 180 Ibs Allowances Horses that have never started in a steeplechase or THE HURON A HANDICAP By subscription of 50 each or only 15 if declared by the hour of hurdle race allowed 10 Ibs NOTE But no horse shall through allowances carry less than 130 Ibs closing entries on the day preceding the race with 1000 added of which 200 to the second and 100 to Overweight to any amount will be allowed if claimed by the hour set for the first race of the day on the third Weights to be announced three days before the race Winners after the annuncement of the which this race is to be run The Full Course about Two Miles and a Half HalfTHE weights to carry 3 Ibs extra One Mile and ThreeSixteenths ThreeSixteenthsTHE THE BEVEEWYCK A STEEPLECHASE OF 1500 For fouryearolds and upward By subscrip ¬ THE SENECA SELLING By subscription of 50 each 15 forfeit withl000 added of which 200 tion of 50 each half forfeit To the winner 1200 to the second 200 and to the third 100 Weight for to the second and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at auction for 3000 If for less 1 Ib allowed age The Full Course About Two Miles and a Half HalfTHE for each 100 down to 500 Six Furlongs FurlongsTHE THE TROUBLE A STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP OF 1000 For fouryearolds and upward By THE MOHAWK SELLING By subscription of 50 each 15 forfeit with 1000 added of which subscription of 50 each or only 15 if declared by the hour of closing entries on the day preceding the 200 to the second and 100 to the third The winner to be sold at auction for 4000 If for less 1 Ib race To the winner 700 to the second 200 and to the third 100 Weights to bo announced three days allowed for each 200 down to 2000 then 1 Ib for each 100 down to 1000 One Mile and a Furlong before the race About Two Miles All entries should be addressed to the Secretary Windsor Arcade Fortysixth St and Fifth Ave New York City Entry blanks can be had at this office WILLIAM C WHITNEY President H K KNAPP Secretary ANDREW MILLER Treasurer H D Assistant McINTYREAssistant McINTYRE Secretary


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