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LAUREL STAKE NOMINATIONS! Total of 1,025 Entries Received for the Feature Races, with a Steeplechase Event Bringing Out 108. BALTIMORE. Md., September 10. A total of 1,025 entries was received for the nine" stakes to be run during the October meeting at Laurel. This is an increase of over 200 more than was received for the same stakes last year. The Laurel Stakes ct S10.000 added attracted the largest entry list, -with the National and Manor next in order. Probably the greatest array of entries ever received for a steeplechase stake race in tliHs country was when the Fatuxent Handicap of ,000 added received 108 nominations. Nearly all the nig racing establishments of the Hast are represented in these stakes, the more jiroininniit -i the w l.unators being: Glen Riddle 3atm. Harry layne AVhitrey, S. C. Hildreth, J. H. Rosicti-r. .1. W. McClelland, Xalapa Farm. Walter M. Jeffords, Willis Sharpe Kilmer, J. K. L. Ross, Samuel Ross. Green tree Stable, Oneck Stable. Walter J. Salmon. J. E. Widener, J. E. Davis, George D. Widener. Ral Parr. W. It. Coe. Edward B. Mclean, George W. Loft, A. K. Macomber. Gifford Cochran, A. II. Diaz, John Sanford, Quincy Stable, Richard T. Wilson, Foreign Stable, Edward F. Whitney, -Edward M. Weld. Dosoris Stable, Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark, Morton L. Schwartz. J. E. Griffith. Spaulding Lowe Jenkins, A. II. Morris, Thomas Clyde, Glen Iver Stable, J. F. Flanagan, Jr., and many others. In fact, tin; list of applications for stable room indicates that the racing for the month f October will furnish greater sMrt than was ever lief ore enjoyed at the southern Maryland track.
