, 1874-07-23

1'adger Gill. Tho majority Of these l,orBes Ar
NWoll known to tho ohiosgo racing public aud II
h as good condition ID they have ever been, au
afforded a-fino entertainment. Badger Girl wa
tko fnyorlta throughout, and largo amount O
money WAS Lost on l,er George md Howard
did not prove faat , enough for their e!a.s, mt
is detaittd account Of the race:
ffrst Mdt-lt was not easy to gct IN ovol
atart, but comparatively oyon ono wna seou,p,
niter M lali dozsn attempts: Pilot Tomplo MT
cd WSat Wet aer thn te ra Gsang 1o oses wien t
before j., tho turn was rcnched. aud kept 1t 70,
however, George went to the front. 1Ie kept
IN ,h9 % yen to tho half, cloudy followed by Ella
.nd .Iay Howard we're nsing themselves badly
,ao ,o, on being especially nnn1anagcnblo on tha
closed ln on George, and Chicago camo rapidly
Up Win thon,. lho frat throe. enterod the
home .st1etoh mock and neck, and Chicago vaa
almost III good as Tho best Of tlom. Tho race
down tho attetch was exciting Ia Tho oxtremo,
| and tho final result was that Pilot won tho
beat 10 by hoad, break at tho distauce-lag by
tiast place. Ella Wright was SECOND, Chicago
tird, May Howard fourth George ifth, aid
Badger Oil last. Time, 2:28.
Second Uedt-Thc honh-ofY waa by no maans a
tair one, Ella 9nd Pilot having considerably tho
Ihe polo waa talen by Ella, md 1t took tho
fastest and suuarcst kind Of trotting that sle
could @ show to keep ahead Of Pilot, with lls po-
cnlsr klnd Of gait. The two went away ahead
tue uppor turn. PILOTS noHs being on tho matcs
wheel 1,early all the wny. On tho last half
Datgor Girl pulled AWAY from tho hindmost oucs,
aud bout Chicago for third place. lttook spsod 70
20 1t, aud Bhe exhibited it, aud kopt It up to
tho close. Enteung tho home.stretch. Pilot rot
IN front Of Ella. but 1t was only for All instant,
her steady gait bringing her ahead lgain. Tho
struggle down tho stretch was flno ono, and
tho result OF 1t wns that Mo|lic oamo In winner
four lengths bohiad; Chicago fourth, aud
Third Reat-Ella Wright wont ahead at tho
Start. cioso'y, followed by Badger Girl. The
la!ter showed III trout at tho quartcr.polo, but
Wright beasng her again. Pilot was third
nll this time, but bad break by
Badger Gill at tic half emile polo allowed him to
get second place, and from thoro ho ran past
ahsad Of hur. Doblc handled tho mare Veil,
howayer, aud succeeded In not only
closing up tho great gap between him and Tom
PIC, but n winning tho race by, q head. Badger
GEi ,'ss waS th,a @ ana G3hiieago 3i iae; limo, 2:25
tho l!nos over Badger Girl, ami, though she camo
n third it waR plain to DO soon that bho waa u,,-
der better r.anagemcnt than iu any Of tho provi-
oua heats. Ela Wright was slightly ahcad when
tho word vat siyon, and kopt her load to tie
cad. Pilot .Tomplo was tie only Lorso that.
pushed her ,loae, and he ca,no In second half
lengtl behind llsr; Badgot Gill third, md Chica-
60 last. Time, 2:21,'st.
BAME D4r-Trotting premium $4,000. for horses
thus ha3o nsyor beaten 234 81 yGo sp rs ILL., to sc.
ond and sloo 10 .'ird milo beats best tarsu III i've.
j. g. Liudcl.;s b. T. Hlat Tsn,plo. ...........1 !
J. =. koweli'a er n. Badger Gr]...........0 5 8 8
ss a.sf zaxs' aa''i s4 Ia yefsss s
Thnn,as oGonnuF's p. 9. ooorge..........9 dis
d. D'us'';2 a<sS =: &: ssS:S sst;;. s, sa9
4 running race for 3year-olda closed the day's
sport. Tfoagl. clcaoly oonteBio1 Throughout,
nut Gtto interest WAS maniiested III the result,
tho grcasef PARTON OF tho audience dispensing
before it waa daoidod. Tho most lko1y OF tho
distancod in tho first hrat for fonl riding, ly.v-
Ing tho race tn ba SETTLED by Carrie r., Unclo
Hagk, and Ella Hankinb. The roault ia bost told
by tho
ZANE DAY-Eunnlng prttniu1n, $aco, for 3.vssr-
ods; hotel stake ri $500 added ID swcerhtalss Of so5
eash E second horse to .eSeire 500: Ei!a he.t..
Fred Lloyds h. i. oasTld p. by imp. Billet, dam
n J. Rossa el. & Unao HUI, Jy Uncis
colisk s ri \ sak.n SaS ns"nof. T. Es :n&ias. u Gil
Ifme-l:t7, 1:toid, l:saA.
TH1R AF1EKN 1DS'e rH0nftAMNE
'Ssll consist Of tnlo and lialf dash for purse
Of 5.ou. for which thero arc seven entries tho
trot for the 2:33 purse Of sl,250 Tor nhch there
aro fourteen entriea; dash Of 2 miles over
cght hurdles for n purse Of Si00; aud q trot
eight flrst-olass ontries. Escl Of these @ racoa il
IN attraction in itHelt, and all combined should
d.a" one Of the largest gatherings OF the
meeting.
GOLDSMITH MA1n AND FULLERTON.
haat1 sio nh, 1}c
the owners Of thoso justly celebrated horacs that
le is enabled to announce an extra ontorthin- |
mont Saturday afternoon, and one which wll ul-
! iountodly in draw an imncnae crowd. lie offers
md tho Judge. $4,000 to go to tho first, and |
81 900 to the bccond horse. In tho event of |
s:l7>5 being beaten he will giyo All extra $1,000 |
o t1o horso accomplishing tho feat. Tho race
Sill be mile heats, beat three in five, III harness.
ERIE Dn1v1Na-PANK MEETING. |
ERIE, Pa, July 22-TAe first day'H races Of |
ho summer meeting Of thu Erie Driving-park |
Association took place to-day. 1n tho 300 raco
Or ,Purso Of % 25o, Abnar Rush'a E. h.
aEno9; Of clegs9n yen in three straight
econd, Conlit Smith third. ~
Tho second raco for Eric horses, 81 900 pursc,
7as won BY Q: 7. Dunbar's bl. 6. Mig. Six heats
'are trotted, tho winner taking tho last three
Tho hotelB are full aud strarge.s nre constant
: arriving, Thursdays and Fridays races
romlse finely.
AT nAanonsnune,, xY.
Lou1svtnIE. H., july "a Erecta! 70 tho
nco st the arnt day OF tile meeting Of the 1lar-
odsburg Trotting Association. The following
J the summary OF tho first Eac0 for Mercer
'ouptY tHo-year 0lds:
oAk'a b. c: Toua stasnEn. ......-...............
olenluna b. c. D!aunerllss s1t..,...,..........
'aker's ch. =. Mutt Smith. T. dIst