, 1873-10-12

AN ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT
IN the shape Of trottiug matinoe will be offered
BY tho managers Of the Dexter Park Club on
Thursday afternoon. Budd Doble and his famous
mare, Goldsmith Maid, nrrived In the city from
st. Louis yesterday, and az they will remain
during tho week, it has boon decided to
show them of in connection with q free-
for-an race for d purse of $1,000. It is
beloved that the race will attract largo
audience this time. owing to tho postpoaemeis.s
which wero made necessary by tho weather at
the close of tho recent meeting, and which pro-
vented great many people from attending. The
other horses in the race will bo Mr. Goldsmith'e
buy golding Gloater and Mr. Fawcett's chestnut
stallion Baahaw, Jr., which wore tho opponents
OF tho Maid in tho last free-for~all race ut Dox-
ter Park. It is probable TINT Mr. Goodrich's
Dodino will also bo entered. Dashaw is said
to DO better horse. now than ever he
was, his last raco not having affected
begnnng b IN shs to iaai thn ta hs .Ss Ssn'F puz is
to his leg, who h has kept him out Of races for
the past two years, has boon overcome. With a
little more work it il believed that Ae cap bo
made to trot up to his bost record.
ANOTHER ATTRACTION.
The Dexter Park Club ia noW in communcR-
., ton With The. tho owno5s 13' e badger Girl,
Cloud, and III ondeavoring to mako arrange
Dexter Park. The Club viii proba-
bly, be- SUCCESSFUL, but even in that
the match for two or three weeks, owing to tho
country engagements OF tho horses. This race,
if 1t can be made, will attract general attention,
% tho horses are evenly matchod, aud very fast.
Their cleyor performances during tho fall moot
ing established their claim to recognition rs
horses Of the boat class.
RACES At oA1rsnuno.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
GALEsBuRa, ILL.,, Oct. 11.--Although the last
day Of tho Fair, the crowd is nearly as largo Us
any day Of the week. From 1000 to 5000 peoplo
are on the grounds. The woathor from the be-
success, not only in the races, but also hnan-
cially. The first race Of the day Was the double
trot !:
N!codemus and 1nate.
20. To- hh9x *. anu M inhe.
'' - ~ ';;j Timo-5;o0 s:o5Y.
Fanny Mann and mate were entered, but did
not take the track.
The running race for tho 5000 purse scored az
follows, three miles and repeat:
Mollte Jones. ............,....,,.....1 l
Lady fairpay.. DR.
sr;,s,. E.toit s.r1s; n,o,,;o 1.. ..;,
first money OF 500, and Vonua tho SECOND
money Of 5000.
Tho third race was for tho trotting premium
Of $3.50, for horses that iaayo mover benton $240.
OulGhAIlAubA &uo6A GbLleI, HAltG0HOs l0Wh
Girl, Jack Cook, Jr., aud Jno. Morgan wore
enterod. The following horses took tho track
Mud scored:
Nu!thAtlAuBAss s+s.t+sss.si J.
HAlttoMu. ,.-s..+s...sss.sss..'.ss'-..s 4
iowa H!rl. .'......',....'''.......'....
Time-2A2; 23oH 242.
The last OF the day and Fair was running
premium Of $3.50, bost thrce in five, free for oil
agos:
Lady Fairfield ............................ i i !
1ack da1hples ples."s'.s..+.,s..s... .......,.....
Neu Aossc. '..''..',.....s..'.'.-.'-s.. {
a1MAs'.'.s ..ss....ss..ss.s.....,s+.. 4
Lady Fairfield taking tho first money. $3.50, and
Ja"k Gamble, 8l0b. Tmo-1:A6I 1:40A
1:40N.
$40 noxt mooting Of the association will bo
hold July |, 1874, when S10, 900 will DO offered In
premiums.
DUBUQUE DRYING rAnK NAdEH.
Special Uisputh to The Chfcaao Iribuns,
DuBuQuE, Oct. ll.-This waB tho Aftt, aud
fast day Of the Dubuque Driving Park fall raceH
Tho only race to-day was a running race for =
R150 purse boat two In three, half milo heats.
Won by jon. Davis IN two straight heats. Tjme
81 seconds and sc Heco1ldH
JEROME PAnK RACES
JEROME PARK, Oct. l4.-There was m in-
menae attendance at tho racoa to-day. Tho first
race. annual sWaepstalea4 two nallos, mas non