, 1870-05-27


the association are avaIug themselves Of the stu-
alton by letsufeiy making preparations for the
great Sertenher meeting, On which occasion all
Tnora, s a Amertesa Glri, Goldsmith Matd, Fainef,
and the rest, will bc on hand to give Chicago snch
a racing season as has never been witnessed here
dispensed with has led to the temporary sbsence
Of nearly Eli the local trotters, who hare been
shipped to the E2st and South4 with view to
going for some Of the money hung up theseaoouts
Consequently the vast eIpanse Of stahes Is, for the
greater part, uuoccunied, and but for the pres
ence Of ~ well-qllsd sasansnn,snss !a Of ~ sam
desolate enough; 4 glance through ne domain
Fs1sss n19eT u o. new
First on the list OF the valuable animals should
be mentioned MstchlesL This horse Is half
brother Of Goldsmith Maid, his sire being Eolun-
and a half hands high, Of long and raklsh build,
but indicating great power and endurance ITS
Eo1a sna MA ccaes toSse S hal
already demonstrated the f8ct that the relation
ship holds goods as to speed, his doings Oh the
road u New York having attracted great
wealthy gentleman Of Chicago, who purchased
him recently at high price upwards Of SO 00, 1t
Is rumored), intending MIN solely for service a.
roadster. it Is hoped, however, thut Astch1ess
Mill he included In the list Of gentlemen's road
horses at the forthcoming uoting matinee at
Lnnanc Is The alarming cognomcn Of a beautiful
<laplle g12J geldtng, 7 yeAzs old. and OF Pilot
Etock He Is a "mighty sweet gaited horse, as
the turfmen SOY, and, although unframed, cuts q
line and fast nguIe on the road ..-
Minnie Dutchet, an elegant little bay mare, Is a
recent purchaae by Gilbert Butcher, and Is said
to move in manner well calculated to maintain
the reputation Of her owner aa lover Of the best
In the business.
1nan mare. and as yet unnamed, { years old,
by thoroughbred horse, and out Of Messenger
mare, Ia an animal OF great promise. She stands
fifteen and three-qua.teF haads, and Is put mp Is
rhtngh she could not help bns trot.
Also without appellat1on. though emtnenty de-
serving OF one. II feulteSs symmetry and mag
nI1ceni nettle are grounds for christening. ia 4
bright bag geldiog, whose pedigree Is unknown,
Ing He Is undergoing his nrst schooling, and bids
fnN to graduate with high honors.
A chestnut mare3 sired by Henry Clay, and out
lending cilizens, whose anticipaaons, 0ased nc
less upon her build and action than her dlstin
guished descent, would seem to be well grounded
young stations The mt e-year Old, son of b.
shaw, Jf, and the second, Mentor, also year.
old, and sired by old Bashaw. Monitor is dari
bay, and bears Tic Bashaw marks a to style and
ersy Of Ira Holmes, Es4., and Is put down fol
something Of consequence u the way Of speed;
A bay geidlne: also owned by III. Holmes. Is m the
that this one Is 10 have history and record.
The wefl-known bag mare owned BY Gas Van
Euren Is under treatment, and Is improving nicely.
as Is TO be found in many days drive.
REDoc. ... .,..
1t is not generally known hereahouts that the
white horse which beat Dexter to wagon on the
tua1 In New York the other day, WRs Aedoc, whose
achievement attracted great notice In Gotham, but
whose name or antecedents were not Known there
Nedoc IL 10 20 single this season, and fine doinGs
TIE TRo11nG MATINEE
The meeting OF gentlemen 70 arrange lof tsot.
held to-mo.row evening at Parlor No. 10. Sherman
House.
sER1Nc RACES At 1EaEE LATE ~ .s,.,
TKREE HAu1E, Ind, May a6-This, the third
day Of the races, has been more successful than
any preceding dag. the attendance haE1nG beer
larger, and the interest greater. The weather ma
been nne from the frs, and the track Is in sPlea
did order.
The mt raee 70 dsT was for 3 purse Of s1so sa
f1Go to the first and 50 to the second horse, en-
more 70 entef, and three to go; mile heats, best
In !, In harness, and to rule y. II. Wilson
named q. s. BUY Ban Jr;: Mat. colstn named
Crib. The race was won by Calvtn's mare The
following ts tie summary:
ME S5 ,s4y ~ = rr 9n 1Ss pHr'e Of o
W R3'issH, Ms%nf e. Pm Ban. jr..:..:::..;
A Ii@eNs:ssaas sss: s:ls;: a:sss:
The second race was for purse OF s300-s300 u
Iever beai 80: three Of more 70 enter and three
to go; mile heatR best three In I'VE TO harness ant
g fule-W- q. Wilson, named b, 8. John Baker
Ma1.calvin named b. 8. Pat Ring, famlliaay Know
rs George D.
The race WIS Won By Pat Ring IN three straight
@tle heasi, bert ih:@s n i've, IN hsinezs.
Hese5s bl i :: r M.taes7 iaas smi,S: ::::::a
NH "nsou'e y 8 John h.krr-
The season viii close to-mofrow, With two raceB
,ns ef1s o. which viii be open 70 horses that have