, 1875-04-11

In the first heat Mamie took the lead, wiunin;
easily BY length. Tho second heat was won b
Misnon by half head. Tho third heat was VOL
BY Nannie by half lougth. At the start tn
betting was two to ons on Mamie against tht
field, and three to one at the end OF the frs
heat. At the endof the second heat tho betting
| was nearly even on Nanuie against Mignon, Wl1t
Mamie somewhat the favorite.
Tho third race, two miles, for al ages, cfuf
purse Of $500. first horse 500, second S75
third. S25. was won BY Donayentura, beating
Galway second, Granger third, Col. Nelisan,
Falmouth, Stampede Booaventura took the
by half-a-leugth. The b,ttins was Is on Boua.
ventura against 10 on all the others.
I HORSE NOTES.
The following are the dates Of tho most proni-
! New 0r1eans-April 10. II, II, 13, IL and Is e.;
] Galveston Jockey Club, Galvcston-April 90, 21,
| %. %, and a; Nashville Blood Horse Associa-
| ton, Nashville, Tenn.-May 1, s, 6, 7, AID 8 {;
Kentncky It Association, \ 4e1nston KyIn.y y
Louisville, ky.-May II, 1s, 10, 90. q, and az !:
Maryland Jockey Club, Baltimore, Md-h1ay 25
26, "a, and 28; American Jockey Club, Now
York-Jupe s. s, 10. II, Is. II, and 19; Mon
mouth PARK, Long Branch, n. July 8 to about
July Il to about Aug. 81.
The following ara the trottins days in tho In
diana and Ohio circuits, embracing period from
the second week in May to thoS same tins iii
July Terre Hante. Ind, May lila; Perm,
Ind. My 1921 Piqua, Ohio, May 1928; Cam
June Sill South Bend, Ind, juno 1913 Day
ton, O., june DPS; Columbus, O.. July
10; Portsmouth, O., July 10; and Newport,
Ky, July 1915.
At i recent meeting Of delegates from the rs
rions trotting associations OF Northwestern
Pennsv1vania hed at Grseaville. Pa., confed-
eracy was formed under the title Of the North
eIn PENNSYLVANIA Trottiug Circuit The new
circuit comprises the Erie, Greengi1le, Sharon,
Pxrker City, Conneautgile, Iitusv1lio, and st.
Petersburg Associations. IFotting meetings
will be held at the above places commencing
June Is and ending July %, when purses a.gre-
eating s25,00o will bo offered.
J. c. Simpson, we'll known in turf circles, and
very fluent and graceful writer, has taken
charge Of the turf department Of the San Fran-
cisco Spirit
pacing match for \ stake Of $500, mile |
heats. three in dre, between B. Bsummer's bay |
mare Lady st: Clair. to wagon, and P. Bran
together humber Of turtles at The Agricultural
Grounds, San Francisco, CAL, recently. Lady I
St. CLAIR, who drew tho pole and Was the favor
ite at $100 to $50, won in three straight heats,
with ease; time, 2:26. 2:24]]a. 2:25}4.
Clara G., who was severely injured st the
dippodtome few weeks ago, has 80 fur re-
covered a. to be able to put har weight upon tho
fractured leg once more
President Grant has, through Mr. N, Carlin.
the superintendent Of his -breedinq-farm at !
k1rkWood, near St. Louis, No., purchased OF
u MMeesrs sprague and Akers, Of tho Kansas Stud
Farm. the welt.known br. 8. Rhode Island Io |
'saa foaled in 1885, and is, consequently, Is years
DID; Was sired by Whitehall "a son OF North
American by Sir ,Walker), dam By Nigger Baby,
! SOD OF Tiger Whip. Mr. Carlin has secured
nnmbe- Of valuable thoroughbred mares for ths
Presidents establishment. and Rhode Island viii
70 placed at the head OF tho strd.
1 number of the most prominent and wealthy
atlzens OF Burlington, H., have organized them
!e1Ves into Fine Horse Association. NTH Gon. !
James I. Gilbert; President, aud Dr. J. ', Bean.
secretary: They have already purchased tho
taiion Cheraler, By Kearsargo (son Of Volunteer !
nd Dexters dam) out OF fanny Hawkins. by
tyaosk 3 =, Aambietoniap. Tho horse is strongly
abred Hambletonian, but the inbreedinr il
aeked BY several stout thoroughbred crosses.
nd he should be an excellent elro Z
Work on the West Side Running aud Trott;np !!
,srk. to be erected under the auspcea Of the :
Improving Association, will bel commenced !
lay l. Con- Rowets and and other prominent | =
orsernen have taken stock, and that We ara to
have new park, is q settled fact. ,
Budd Doble, with Occident and st. Jsnes and t
1ckox. with Fullerton and the trotting stallion '
am furdy, hnyo been expected here for eeyeral I
sye az it Was believed they had loft San Fran t
SEQ for the East at the date prayionn- +
announced. 1t seems that the back. Il
ardness OF the Eastern season and tho \
'leno1d track advantages in California have led n
lem TO defer their departure from that State. t.
ls hoped thet they may be stopped here an s
aesant, aud that = race between these horses
AZ oe arranged. It would be one of the most d
teresIlng events likely to occur here during 81
10 racing aeason. Ia