, 1874-07-19

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THE SECOND SUMNER MEETING

| at Dexter Park, under the management Of Mr
George B. Mansur. begins Tuesday afternoon
and will continua for four days. The indication!
OF its entire SUCCESS, either from financial or 4
racing standpoint, are of the most fatt tering
! character, and it is altogether probable thai
| it will be the most notable event Of the kind
that has occurred in thus city, if not in the
West. The track was never in better co nditor
than 1t is at the present time, and, as il
well understood. the accommodations are ample
for all. The emnently fair manner in v hicb the
last meeting was conducted is guarantee that
the ensuing one will be distinguished for like
honorable and straightforward dealing. As to
the entries, it is conceded On all sides that the
collection of horses ia the best that has ever
been gathered together in this country, aud it ia
confidently expected that the most exciting races
that Chicago has yet Witnessed will take place,
not in one class alone, but in all Of them.
The minority Of the horses are already here, and
nre in active training. Among the lato- arrivals
at the track are the Doble and Mace stables, con-
tanning the world-senowued Goldsmith Maid and
the almost equally celebrated Judge Fullerton.
Mr., Mausur las net ret entered into 8 definite
arrangement with reference to race between
thoBe flyers. but in all probability he will come
to some conclusion in day or two Doble and
Mace have entries in the different races, and
will have TO stop over anyhow, so that it will
not require much diplomacy 10 bring the Maid
and the Judge together.
TUESDAYS RACES.
The following is the programme for the open
ing day Of the meeting:
Running Premium, s15o5IFree for al s-year olda
second. CIoses Monday, July 20, 1t II O'clock H., at
Dexter Park.
$50 to second, and 800 TO thirsi.
Sum. Crooks enters st. m, "Rose % Of " Washington"
sna: Conn., Sniy'n WatS nn;o.s sntss hs5ing
i ". II. McDo)e enters b. n, Lady Med"
E. D. Rood cutters b. g.. F" Meaoc."
Ray Warner enters b.: g., Membr1no Walker" ;" for
merl. Billy Hotspur.n
9. v: Dimmick enters b. NJ, Peerless.''
r. Peck enters ch. g., % Randall"
10 to sseouS and soe to 9 cess:
MondAy, July 20, at Il O'Clock II.
BoD1SE.
a very general miEapprehensiou exists among
sporting men with reference 20 Dir. Goodr1cls
horse Bodire. This animal will not t1ot al the
ensuing Dexter Park races. but will be put IN
training at once, and Will be taken to Cleveland
By the owner, and perhaps to the Buffalo and
Utica races. II is somewhat singular that Bo-
dine WAS not entered hare, because Mr. Good
rich intimnted ut one time that he would be.
Certainly, the former management Of the track
did not treat the gentleman properly, but that is
no reason why he should mistrust the Intentions
Of the present proprietor. On the other hand,
AohEStlt A1. NtVA1ACA AoEc uUL kAuh
his horse fast enough for the c1nss in which no
would have to enter him
THE LONG BRANCH RACES.
LoSa BRANCH, July 1S,-Tho second meeting
at Monmouth Park for 1874 closed to-day. The
first race Has tho August stakes, valued at $500,
added to sweepstakes OF $50 each for 2-year olde,
the winner Of the Hespian stakes to carry
pounds extra distance I milo. 6oven horses
started out Of twenty nominations. The race
was won by McGrath's Chesapeake. Lizzie r.
second, Sweetllps third, Venangs fourth, Amiol|a
fifth, ard 6ilylus sixth. Victotlus was left at
the cost. Time, 1:473@.
The second race WAS for the Robins stakes,
value 81 600, added to sweepstakes OF $50 each
for colts and hllieB, foals OF 1871, distance 2
miles. -Four horses started ont OF thirty-ona
Donlnstione, Acrobat, Aaron Pennington, Mac
aroon, and Banneretto- Acrobat won the race,
Pennington second, and Maearoon third.
Time, 3:42.
The third race Hss the Consolation handicap.
purse S400, for beaten horses, all ages distance
one mile and d half. Caribou, 3. F. Carver, and
stockwood started. stockwood won, Caryersec-
ond. Time, 2:42I-
The fourth race Has match race for 81 GOO q
eide. between P. Lorillards Vaultress, 8 years
old, and Lawrence and G. Lorillard's Shylock,
years old. Distance, two miles. 6hyIock won
by half length. Time, 8:4G1.
The fifth and last race was q ateeple-chase
handicap, for all ages, about throe miles over 3
fair hunting coutse. purse S700. The starters
were George West, Wizard, Veaurius, Henrietta,
aud Impecuuious- George West was the win
ner, Heur1etta second. Wizard third. Eesuvi"s
refused the water-juEp, and 1mpecunious fell
heavily on his rider. TINE, 8:o5}5.