, 1874-07-12

ting matnees should not be given at least sem
monthly through the season.
I THE SECOND DEXTER PARK MEETING,
which begins on the 21et Of July. promises to b,
very successful. Already Mr. Aansu1 has re-
horses from all prrts Of the country to max
| entrles for the various purses, and there is ~
excellent prospect that not few OF the dar
| f1vers held in reserve for the great chain o
meetings, beginning at Cleveland, and ending
Springfield. alass., will be brought out and - Gu
loose" at Dexter Park as the time made subse
quent to July q will bo no bar to the meeting!
Of the Quadrilateral. Dudd Doble and Da1
Mace will be here With their Stables including
| Goldsmith Maid judge Fullerton, and seyera
other fast ones not so we'll known to fame.
| TRo1TISa AT OSHKOSH.
/ Special D1spatch to The Ch.caoo Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, July u.-At tho Oshkosh
] Trott,ng Park this afternoon, Badger CIR; uo1
the purse Of 81 900. The score is IS follows:
Gau nausfT EIo..a 1,s.;
41ne-2:sl4: 2;jis: a:3sa1.
The track Was heavs. Under favorable cir
cumssances tho Girl could have improved her time
several seconds. The last quar- tar of the fourth
heat was made byathe Girl in IS seconds. The
best time on the full heat, however. WAS made
by Gen. Howard in 2:30sI.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
LoSo BRANCH, July 1l.-To-day is the fourth
Park. The first race was for tue July stakes,
value $500, added to the sweepstakes of $50
each for two-year-olds; !; distance. 81 miles,
Calvin, Mo,1is, and Eclipse. flly Annetta
John Babylon. aud Sylvius started. The race
WAS won by Calvin, the others coming III the
order named. Time, 1:1s14.
Tie second race was for IL purse Of $1,000, for
all ages entrance money T. second aud third
horses distance, miles. Tic race was won uy
Enf}nrrr.ft ri1 jri1
Time, 7:43
Tue third race was for purse OF s400 for Ill
ages; eutraace money to second aud third
horses distance. oue mile and an eighth.
Seven horses started: Attlla, Woodbiue, Wanda
lite, Artist, Carver, and First Chance. At;lla
won the race, the other horses coming home in
the order named. Time. l:5S.
The fourth race was for 4 puree OF $500, for
beaten horses, all agcs; entrance money Sec
ond and third hcr-e. distance, one mile and
aud Utica. kak1 won; GALWAY second. Time,
2:431117.
TOM BOWLING BROKEN DOWN.
IoSo BnAscH. n: T., July 11.-NcGrath,
owner Of Tom Bow ling. says the horse bloke
Of the teudons Of his left fore-Ieg.
New ioHK, July 11.-Fliends OF the Mo
Grath stable who arrived tonight from Long
Branch say that tho Injury to Tom Bowling is
only temporary; that it was caused in the race
necessary to hold the horse, that mis- competitors
might reach his flank 1t the vlnulug-pos and
make the f1nish of the race interesting.
THE RACES AT INDIANAPOLIS.
1SDrAsApoL1s. Ind, July 11.-About 1000
people assembled at the Trotting Park to-day.
The first race called tor 5-year olds. At half
past P. H. the horses were stared, Woodpeck-
es Golddust having the pole. but acted Daddy,
sud wae dlstanced IN the first heat, as Was
Phebe G. Wolford took the lead at the begin-
ming and kept it to the ecore. Gen. Grant Was
third hut went to second st the quarter pole.
Glencoe Golddust made q bad break At the
start and fell LAT behind, but in the last half
mile lid some fine tfotslns and CAME out close
third.
SECOND HEAT.
Wolford assumed the lead 1t the start, Grant
second, Transfer third, and Golddust on bad
breaz, last, but caught up On the first st1 etch
and went to third place. These positions were
maintained till nalf way down the home stretch,
Wien Grant took the lead, winning oy half q
engtn; Transfer dlstnuced Time, 2:3l.
THIRD HEAT.
The colts again started With Go1dduBt On . |
oreak- Gu the first stretch he caught up and |
Eotted the balance Of the mile. Wo1ford had |
ac best of the race till entering the home
sretch, when Grant caught him, and came IN !
winner br q length. Time, 1855.
TEE FOURTH HEAT
'as repetition of the previous one, Wolford |
eading to the home-stretcn, where Grant went
Ip 20 him, causing him to make bad break
nd lose the heat and race Time. 1884.
Trottingpurse 81 ooo; 5year-olds; nile heats; IN
TO harness.
o.toGu; -
.lencoe Goddust.
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