, 1874-10-03
AN IMPORTANT RACk,


Arrangements slave boon tundo with tho own.
CTS Of the celebrated trotters. Goldsmith Maid
Judge Fullerton, md GloBtes, now an tlloir WAY
to California, whereby the manager of Dcxtor
lark III enabled to announce gtand matiuoo
"odnesday afternoon. Budd Doblo and the
others, finding TINT they could spare timo to stop
over on the road for day or two allowed thom-
! 6oivcs to 10 induced by hlr. MansurB ofror of q
purse Of 81, GOO to mako Chicago flying yiyt and
exhibit their fast ones. As before stated, tho
tFot will occur Wednesday afternoon.
lbe horscs will hc RUG on tho
tfack promptly ut o'clock, and If tho afternoon
III tlne tl1ere should bo IN imnonso crowd in at-
tendnnco, as it will probably be tho last oppor-
tuntty we shall have this aeasun OF witnessing n
hrat-caaH race. OF course, tho interest III tho
contest, at contest, will centra OH tho struggle
betweon Fullerton and GtoRtcr, It being couced-
90 on I'LL sides tbat neither OF them hive any
business with tho marc. 1t is to be regretted
tnat alr. hnnsur, in makiig Lis arrangements,
alone, anu then eivo tho Maid premium for
1Aat timo. ThiB would llnye lougtheuou tho mar
tos1nRnco, and VIC thnk made it uore iutrteat-
ing,
IODINE.
In connection with tllo a11oye race ve nrlnt Tho
annexed communication. The u,,estious usIiod
ny tho correspondent can DO easily answered. In
tho tlrst place tho thrco Eastern horses would
mot 10 allowed to appear hore, except on conli-
and divide il botwcon tLena. 1t wau suggested
to them TINT Bodine should 10 permitted to COM
pcto aud take his chances with Gloster and F1iI,
orton; but they would not lihten to tho proposi-
slon; having very good reason to fear that hc
might carry OF second nonos, which would leave
quite hole il the pureo. llr. Goodrich il not
nfraid to pit his horse against Fullerton and
Gloetor, aud VIC understand that III nttonpt will
be nade to bring tho tllrco together Illrsday
afternoon. Following il tho letter;
SIN: WHY is Ii tint tic ch'sago horse p,,,n, !,
not entered in the which IL advertised on til. It'll
We u ts city WIN take itterast in honest rotjnr
have cofcly obsersed tsc course Of Dnie during s
ntlcrs, believing lin to ho good horse and aavnr.
ana, now thns e y at home, wo naturally look to Sue
hn entered ~ a'!cll raee as !hia pruniEes 10 b.
HodInc and Gloser Mol ut Chatter Oak Inrk fn,t- |
for C1nn., last August pn it OCCURS to iii o1,teIars
That ho'snes record In tat occuBion would Justify
his ngain meeting is rival especially 60 as tho raco il
to bo on Hodinus iosnc trick. In view Of t,eaa
facss tue question very naturally arses IL ar, Gop
Judge Fullerton, or arc they uftrso to meeting lin
Nhat's tho matter?
oulcAoo, Oct. 2, 18Th FAM PLAY.
THE LEXINGTON, KY., RACES,
LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 2.-Tlle attcpdance ut
tho races to-day was large, weather duo, and
track III good order.
Tho frA. raco was for 4-yoar-olds s10D On
r11 n.y. H., t1N |
Lle AsHoeiation to tie scrond nn, vi ": IN 9loo ny
thirl hnrsn Nfacov,a Siio. ,vnnt tsat. ~ u to
won this race in tho frat io3t n Tin, tlaons'
inc stTahera cjc,mont hv Il II - 1,i,,. u,e.Ang
Il , link ~ 1'ts''"' "'' 1aA'7'o''es o'lloto by
TLa sccona r,ce vas for , nrr.a =. .coo
,oTscs thot Inv" nornr trn,1o tst a,t VI soog tor
sA00 to first, sl40 to second, 600 to third Aorau
lanrgn ,cr I1 u!ny, ~ nthS.esA I AGGay''l
,uiisv,. lrhnong t,v Nam =; rno Gn1 t,o, i,.,.".a
)uut;s Rot3crick .,,,,.......'.3 =
7Ent-2:I1A; a:37; a;39H: o:ioE'
Thero wns second j,nnt in lila i, 9,o.1< ,,,t
lecInrcd void in cnnann,onco n Io. q 1oSSLa. Sa. pn'
ur nnIicd. ~ S"'' W.
Sj,Ie thir, race vns for 4.vear.o1du aro.,.,
,alf forfoit Discrimination to r;va &siI ~ on
nrao o1'~ WV " ooeo''"
,s.s.,, r, ~. no,.,,.u ,,,.,
's'inan,4 ' ~ r5,n'. H. hv Er'asan, Ge1"d
;ci.'s lougi. by A,a,ns' i,al Chjsf. ~.
ri, :,, =, =. Is ' ~'"'t 1'1'