, 1869-08-27

Fall Meeting Of the Hswkeye
-: - Horse Club, at Gin
ton, Iowa. ,.~
Base Ball Match Between the
Red Stockings and
Haymakers.
1nt Game Abnndoutd by the Latter on
tht Sixth Inning.


THE TURF
FALL MILLING or TEE HAwKErE HoHss GLIB, Al
ClIaTok, IowA
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CLINTON, Iowa, August ID
The rrat fall meeting Of the Hswkeye Horse
Club commenced at the etata Fair Grounds tbs
afternoon. The track Is IN the beet possible ecu
.tlc:on, und the weather has been cool and com.
!os.lLe. rurscs to the total 1aQe OF q. Go are
offered Tor the three days, 10 be dislted between
ten different Taces, for rotting, pacing aad iun.
which, min the exception OF the n1si, seasea al
ilied, there being ; total Of Aaout lily entr1eA
FIRST pAx.
mile heats, IN harness, 800 10 nrst horse, a. to
second, and sla to thHd- Troitlng-Purse Of IS
tor hoIses that haze neyeE beateu three min9ts4;
A'ie-heAts, tbree III nse, IN halness. RnnnlnY-
! purse Of t1ao open TO all, dash Of Geo yards;
s'1e to nfst horse, and 20 to second
kECONH DAY,
FIiaaJ-IEotttns, \ purse OF s1sa for horses that
have neseI beaten ~ Ae heals, tn5ee Ii tFe; ln
harness; floo 70 nEst horse: rs .to second and
that hase never beaten 2:a Nile heats, three n
nse, in harness. So to nr1t horse; s3u to second,
u ane ~ te n @ Il Of t, enen tsp
horse, and ~ 10 second
SasIzdAy-TrottpE. Ct.4ze1s' purse for $500.
open TO III mic heats, three n ave, IN harness;
3.u To r1at horse SO u second and ~ 10 third
ku1u1rr-CentrN HUlse purse, for &uu open TO
a !nilc ht1te. three IN i've: sl1 70 ms horse aad
all three In i've, IN narpesd 100 to rst horse Is
10 second and sis to tn11d. Kunnlng-A purse Of
t1oo open to all dash Of 10 yards; SIS to nrss
horse and rs 10 second.
TO-DAY. RAcES
The crst race today. trottlug match, was
closely contested. Rubber sold a the faEottte
against the 1eld. There were seeeo cntEtes two
OF which wete drawn; Rubber, Billy uaG!lton
and Fsank Dunlap going under protest Thn Tor
mer VOL the 1rst txo heats anu Hamilton tne last
three. The following Is
nCMAARr:
tha; havs never es.ss lSr III s tss ~ ssesna 'a.
3lul,, sln.d, r.ll~ hr..t br.t In 5. In harness
s:na w asnes nss : IL I'D fs.an1i by: d. a.
Il. fhiaIa h.I'a nanss psae. j. saSI'i hi3 H.aii.
J. as::ia nsn;; d. L. f7aor i'Sni:r...-.s d,.
r'"e-2;n 3;5S: a;t,S. a;E5 s;M a;t.s.
For the quarter race there we're nye cr,ries,
Sorret l)an selling as tayor!se AgaiEst the neld-
The dash Naa gu yards, $lu0 to ttst horse, $50
10 the seeon4, and was Won BY rexas IN y sec.
ontts, with Ma!como second, aud the others All
noug. The start WIS poor one.
ANESpE HONORABLE.
Clark McA1!stet. aI1yes a the July meeting Of
the club, WIS at that tine r1led Oh the eou5ss for
fon! 1rts1ng. Ne having made The Necessary &C.
tno~lelculent, IN the most gcnt1emanly manner.
Nns to-day retustatcA by the officers.
tp-MoaEow = sFuAr .
promises to he excellent, Bettr8l OF the 1nc9t
horses being cnscre! for the two trots- Last hight
pools we're sold at the Central House. Tonight
they arc selling much iireEcr nt the National
Hotel.
IN CHICAGO.
The race to-days at DEXTER Park, promises to be
a very fne one. The horses entered arc all good,
aud the contest rnay be expected 10 be yer5 e1-
citing.