The New York herald., 1873-05-12
THE WESTERN TURF.
Closing OF the Stakes at Dexter Park,
Chicago-List Of Entrics-Prospects 0f
the Observation-Disclosures Turf Cos
sip In the West.

ChfcagO-Ltst OF Entrtcs-PrOSpects Of
the Observation-Disclosures Turf Cos
sip In the West.
CHICAGO May o, 1873.
The stakes for the Dexter Park running and trot-
ting meeting, which takes place here July to4
closed on the LIST inst and the entries will be pub,
lshed tomorrow The fields for the running races
promise to be large, though almost all the horses
are from local stables, Colonel McDaniels' single
entry being the only representative of the East.
THE GARDNER HOUSE STAKE,
Gardner House Stake, for colts and FLIES, three
years old, 800 each, half forfeit 5000 added Sec
ond horse to save stake; mile heats, in harness;
three more to fill stake. Closed May l. 1873, with
the following entries 81
l. W. W. Hamilton, Crystal Lake, Ill. br. c. T. J.
Scott by Lakeland Abdallah out OF Lucille, by Nam
brino Pilot.
by Idol.
g. Forest Bay Stock Farm, waukeean H.; bl. T.
Nancy Pilot, by Woodburn Pilot out Of Molhe Har-
rison, by Straders Cassius M. Clay.
4. J. L. Crawford, Chicago, ILL.,; ch. C. Bullion, by
Logan out OF Currency, by Childe Harold:
8. X. Armstrong, Romeo Mich; b. c. Mat DuTy,
by Tony Fearnaught, dam by Ethan Allen
These entries do not require any comment.
TRANSIT HOUSE STAKE
for colts and FLIES, four years old, 500 each half
forfeit, $500 added, second to save stake; mile
heats three In five, in harness; three or more to
I'LL stake Closed May !, 1873, with the following
entries:-
!. W. W.. Hamilton, Crystal Lake. III; b. c.
Quckstep by AlhamDra, dam by Tom Hall.
2. J. L. Wilson, West Liberty, Iowa; ch. c. Gene
raj Grant, pedigree unknown.
3. Forest Bay Stock Farm, Waukegan, H.; ch. c.
Borden, by Woodburn Pilot, pedigree of dam un.
known.
4 A. Doughtey, Chicago H.; ch. c. White Eye
by Alhambra, dam Idaho, by Idol.
An Indifferent lot requiring no comment.
PACIFIC HOTEL STAKE
for colts and 1llies, three years old, 500 each,
hu IN Ea
mile heats three or more to nll. Closed May /,
1873, with the following entries:-
l. +. II. Slack Champaign, ILL., ch. T. Susie Ann,
by Mammon, out OF Maud Buiord.
2. ]. @. simpson, Riverside, H.; ch. C. Craige-
burn, by imp. Bonnie Scotland out OF Maggie
3. J. NJ Harney, st. Louis, NO.. ch. C. by Pat
Malloy out OF Annie Travis, by mp Yorkshire. -
4. W. James, st. Louis, Mo-; gr. !. Maramee, by
Lightning, dam oy Epsilon.
5. r. !. Rowetf, Carlinvlle. H.; ch. c. John
Davis, by Uncle Vic, out Of Molly Wood by Star
Q. Ed. Cray Chicago, H.; b. C. Wexford, by
Woodstock, out OF waxey, by imp. Cruiser. -
Mammon, out OF Ada kennett by Bonnie Laddie.
5. II. Blandy, GAINESVILLE, Ono tr. G. Latitude, by
Longitude, out Of Kate Bolton, by Lexington. -
out OF Kate Leonard, by Epsilon.
10. Robert Dixsn, Henderson, KY; ch. C. Harry
Todd, by Planet, out OF Elkharna.
IL. Jonn Demass Detroit, Mich. b. c. Montrose,
by imp. Bonnie Scotland, out OF Mag, by Bob
IL. D. Mcdaniel, Saratoga, N. Y: ch. f. Katie
Pease by Planet, out OF Minnie Mansfield
From these entries should result 0ed beyond
the average In numbers and fully up to the average
In quality Katie Pease is sufficiently well known
70 Eastern turfmen, and Harry Todd and Maramee
have good characters accorded them. The other
two who promise well on paper are Craigieburn
and the Pat Malloy colt the former being consid-
cred as good as anything in the race and better
too.
THE BROWNS STAKE
for colts and FLIES, two years old, 800 each half
forfeit, $500 added, second TO save his stake half
tntIa N IN
with the following entries:-
1. w. M. Barron, Chicago. Ill. b. f. Viva by Tri-
cotrn, out OF Phoenix Belle sister 10 Joe Daniels).
2. j. G. simpson, Riverside, III. (; b. f. Marion, by
Malcolm, out Of Maggie Mitchell.
3. same; b. c. Three Cheers. by imp. Hurrah, out
OF Young Fashion, by imp. Monarch
4. J. NJ. Harney st. Louis; Mo-, b. T. by Pat Nal
10y, out Of Kate Leonard, by Epsilsn.
8. X. J. Rowett, Carlinville, I'LL. !; ch G. uncle
IIark, by Uncle VIC, out OF Ada Kennett, by Bonnie
Laddic.
@. Same eh. f. Mary Rowett, BY Uncle VIC, out OF
Mammona.
7. Ed. Gray, Chicago, III. ch. c. Dan 0'Hara, by
woodstock, out OF Waxy, by imp. Cruiser.
, Powers, Decatur Ill. b. I. Carrie p, by imp.
Billet, out Of Miss Foote.
o. .. y. Chaney, Winchester, Ohio, ch. T. Venice,
oy Kngmaster, out OF Fanny Brown, by Lightning.
10 ~ e. Moore, Mobile, Ala, b. c. by lightning,
dam, sister TO Jerome Edgar.
IL v. Mcdaniel, saratoga, N. "; b. C. by Astcr-
old cut OF sue Washington.
lnis ~ anQtber good leid, OF which, 1! mOct.s