, 1873-07-02
Aleck Iowts' ch, =. Byron. tlr.
II. W. AloKandor's b, III. Elm Wright. lln.
Hon MacoA b. m. CLARA n4...................dr+
q. +. Fuors tr. 6. uonry Todd. ...dr.
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r,,nnine handicap, milo neats for ell agee, 800
to frat, s140 to second, 300 to third. Out Of
eleven nominations fold eoyen put in an up
followa: Tho polo, William Jenningn b. o: Capo
1laco, noxt coming III order John Il: DaviH' b. m.
-, Il. Il. Darnon' Indy Fairilald, =; Loydla oil.
G. noore ol,. o; Negof III Meson. !.
enmnor's b. m. Rocket. During tho carly part
the powers Of Mr. jennings. colt becamo noisod
nbroad before tho oot ceiling Wnns Pirate
on oither Of tho1n agninat tho reat Of the fold:
Tlie following arc tho ages Of tho horses nnd
the woight thoy carricd: Capo Race. yra:, 108
FL FsroIi 4 J. vs Dav1 + % Yss e;ds 1es ns 1aay 5es
ST Tbs; Isogor Hanson, yrs. 1t)8 lbs.; Qnerter-
The pools sold at oapo tsace. Sloo.; Quartermas..
ter, a55. Tho appearance of tho horsos showed
judtcionsly formed. Quartormaator and 'Capo
1laco, both In condition md natural gifts, pre-
sented bottor appearance than tho roHt Of tho
tlold tho ehoanut anytthing, moettng With t,t tho
chestnut colt, Lady Fairfield, Rocket, md r.
Loyd's and John II. Davis anonymous startera
looked to advantage, and wore not wanting In
hackers at tho odds offered agatnst thom.
iirs. H<as-Tho horacs aook up thoir poaiton With
out delay, and very good start VIVA effected. Tho
nrst heat fell after worry quick race to Cape nace
Td sas ia sssl sssel s1Sa IT,,
d!s.ancea. Tme qasrter-znilo, a7N s.; haif-mllo,
" Second 1eat17its was tho finest running heat Of
Tho day. The hossss sss got t.. % sp.en together
srpod lin unM tho auarteTpole Taa 2eaolod, Whon
anect-and-neck struggle cnsued which conferred al
interest Int IN theso two: Qaartermsstes forged ahead
little botween tho quarter aud half-mllo noea, and
matter 70 tou which led. Neck aud noek strido and
very strange prcal cluson cheated tho cyea Of tho
prcas representatives md tho bulk Of those who Saw
e
The Of that nsek was a. optical dsluslon
Which gare zae among tho moro frcoyfpoken OF the
crowd. Y tho suggestion that judge oE Judges, h.d
Tas third md IsEaola fourth T. tho 5aee t1,oges
as4aS oas being .as asS &C., . sn9
tho racc, mud decide tho possession Of the rst and sec
ona prizes. Considerable c1ctemsnt prcgailcd at thiss
fermasor two hests 10 win and heat to tic, which
fast Infected tho botting tho pools d ha juncture
s'e Td To- ~ Start was e.
fcctcd ut least tho Judges called It staEt notwth
2n t M ssat e At s, n yafs 5
ssek ,ras fntsnded is i Wa. not 20. hoSeyar tho:
A.. q least, dozen good STARTS was silent
this very had one and when tho crowd aaw tho gal
ans o s hs IT hs
lBty chcnr ron tho MR. Tho Btratn proved too great
Alternately nS Sag md appg 1 hs hoes
stretch It waH impossible to tell which was winner.
Cups Haco however, had more loft In him at the nish,
I Shoulder M Tnno: qnarter 1nllc. - eoeonds; halt
mile, 50 seconds; milo, 1866
SAME DA1-F1rrn RacE-Mandicap running. pro-
MUM for horses OF all ngcs 500 to first 3ii0 to
second 500 to third; closed with II nominations.
". jenninga b. c. Cape Raco................1 % 1
]. ]. crowioys ch. h. Quartormnacr. ........4 9 2
II. II. nsrncass b. m. Lady Fniraold.. ........2 1
I. g. Hoore'a Gh c. Roger uanson.. dis.
T. 1oh% noyqg nas; sn H.
Il. Dlandyb Oh. c. Boston Cruiser ............dr.
Ed. aray'a ch: 9: Kings ExcIso. ..dr.
J. @. 8nIpson's b. iii. NauanitA. .dr.
1fme-1:49A 600; lo5.
The judges Of tho day's races were Mr. Charles
Schwartz and Mr. Milton Taber, of Chicago, mud
Con. Olcat1nn1, of Nashville. These gentle
mon kept strictly to buBinesa oil day, and gave
aatisfaetion in everything except tie decisions
IN the last running race.
Tho raccB to-day will DO equally as attractive
az those Of yesterday, aa q glance at the pro-
gram1ne, published in our frat page advertising
running race in tho morning, commencing at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, and two trots aud run
ming race iu tho afternoon at O'Clock.
AURORA RACES.
Special DIepatch to 17e Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, nj, July 1.-The Aurora Driving
Park Association hold their races on tho Sd and
4th Of thismonth. Already thero are forty horses
In tho stables, comprising somo Of tho finest
important additions arc expected tomorrow.
The Association is liberal in its przee and being
composed Of honorable and relable men, thoy
have q class Of horses enterod thatpromiBe Bomo
magnificent exhibitions OF speed, and the PROS
pect is good for d largo crowd.
DEa MONIES nACEB
Special Dtspatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
DEa MONIES, July 1.-Thirty-fiyo horses wore
Fair, which opbns tomorrow. 4 large number
Of hno blooded cattle arc also on tho grounds.
One Thousand dollars III premiums aro offerad
for tho races. and number Of purees have been
tho fair, and some fast time is expected,
BILLIARDS.
NEW YonK, July 1.-Cyrillo Dion has ohal-
1enged GARNER for game Of billiards for 81, 900
has also issued a chalfcngo to tho
champion Of tho world, and Rays that lc
viii reside in tho United States from Oct. IS
next til June 16, 1874 during which time he will
mitch Of 1000 points, to be played on conaeott-
tive evenings, 500 points oach, for 5000 = aide,
or III much as his opponent may elect.
PEDEST TRlANlSM.
NEW Yong, July 1,-James Gordon Bonnet
proposes to offer piece Of plate Of the value OF
RbnD as q przo for the two-milo foot-race at
Springfield, MaHa., on tho 18th inst, opon to tho
undergraduates Of any college Or university in
America.
BASE BALL.
BAnr1MonE, July 1.-Daho Dall-Athlctics, II j;
Daltiuores 9.
SuictilcG.
DETROIT, Mich, July 1.---Luther Eberlaart was
found dead in u griBt mill ut Colon, Mich, yes
to1day, where l,o hanged himself with halter.
Speeiai Dispatch to 7he Clieaao Tribune.
CEDAR nAplDs, July LA son OF Joseph
Yowoiln, waa found drowned In Cedar nivor