The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-25


2:4l, in the rain The fourth heat, trotted on the
second day, was 2:37 x-poor time. but not bad. az
Mambrino Star, in the 24 class, lost the first heat
In 40 and won the next three In AS. 40 and 2:4S
Subsequently Mambrin0 star tr0tted as Jackson,
on haltmile track fourth heat, In 2:32k, 80 that
on the line thus obtained the mares defeat was NOS
o bad one. At Jackson Kitty Wells again came
out IN the three minute class and was badly
beaten, Rtst0ri winning-best heat, 2:89k. Ristorf
had been beaten at Grand Rapids BY Frank J. In
the $3.50 class tnird heat. 2:ssA. so that the race
seemed true one. In the $3.50 race ct Jackson tho
Canadian mare struck her gait. and on q half-mile
defeated her previously, taking the second. third
and fourth heats In 2:a2x, 2:32K, 2;ssk. she
that viii improve. so that Eastern ioii
may expect to see her trot in a:27 or less before
the season Ia out Fox Is another debutaut that ID
SAFE to beat 2:3O, or come very near it. Another
young horse that has come out this year and prom.
h ,ses 90 DO well Is Woliord named alter Local
performances have already boon noticed. At
Grand Rapids. in the ave-year-old class, he beat
heats and making . dead heat with Ella Clay for
the fourth-6est time. 2:SSk, race thas showed
In the next classes Mamorino star ana ohio
Boy have done very we'll The star won the 2:44
race at the Rapids, and In the same class at Jack
mare from Kentucky, after nve heats he taking
the third and fourth, he and the mare both beating
s os Ss s saos ~ as ass n.d h' asa
and asa onto Boy won the a:2s purse
Logan taxing the 6rss i two heats aud he the
last three: The time wes slow-2:s4X, 2:ssN,
dropped dead in the second neat, horse whose
4. jackson Ohio Boy won handy In tue 2:so
. The s:25 race at jackson went to Bodine, beating
General sherman, Molie Morris, Fred Hooper,
a:2sX. 22s. The The winner. a Wen known western
horse, never Was In better order and will maze
sa. c aos Ss s
races at both meetings. each time taking three
heats and having behind MIN 1.-THE Canuck pony
Hooper. In the field 1t Jackson was also Nam
0rino GU, VINO TOOK second money thus morse o,
or ec s "a the wnns
The trottng at Peoria did not deserve much
Lioyd's vicksburg stable In luck. With his very
useful Captain Hutchinson he took two dashes
over timber, Edwin Adams second In both, and at
two miles and repeat won from Big Fellow and
good field -3:47, 3Ae--while Mary L. beat John
Davis and Cape Cod at mile heats John Davis
taking the frst-1:48,<, AS, 1:52k Edwin Adams,
however, defeated her, ia mouth ana Venus In the
In race--l :52, lA9, 1:4Q The whole meeting.
like those in Michigan, was disastrous to tne back
The Peru lnd., meeting has been very good
Sns very Ssg
three minute purse easily-2:37h, 1856, 1885,
and was backed freely for tho 1850 but
had to dowse her coors to Monarch
2:4l, 1884, 1861. On tnel next day she won the
2 40 race In 2:s5K, .2:3SK 2:40, and may Do set
ers, Stump Fuller and Logan, won the 1880 and
open races, and the brown gelding Sleepy George.
In the pacing race, made the first neat in 223H.
The entries for the stakes ar Dexter Park, next
month, have closed, az fOllOws:-
FIRST DAY, July N.-Tw0-year-old Stake, $50
EACH half forfeit $500 added; second to receive
500 out OF the stakes; dash OF six furlohgs laied
to hh. a. i9 4 a@8n ,J
sSCo .,D DAY, !uis IA-Lnlee-yeal.oid SIake. -
ceive 500 out OF the stakes; mile heats; closed
with -FOUR entries E84
dam MISS F0Ote.
r. J. Rowett's chestnut colt Uncle Hark, by
Hankins 4 Conlisk's bay nly Ella Hankins. by
Giroy, out OF Brenna, by imp knight OF st. George
Ed. Harrs0n's bay colt SweetbOy, BY haywood.