, 1875-08-08

On the Third quarter Woodruff took the leaf
from QulkeT Boy, and Pet: poYed into lhrt
place. After an exciting contest on the home
stretch Quaker won the heat By = neck from
Woodruff, Pet third, Pilot fourth, Sam last
Time, 2:a8H.
Second heof-This Was decidedly uninteresting
Ashland Pet took the lead alter the fret quarter
from which point alt weat around in single flif
without the slightest change. length or twe
between them all the way. Time, 2:3GA.
Third hedt-This WAS Nm agreeable contrast
With the last. Woodruff WAS urged from the
start, aod at the quarter had opened gap, OF
three lengths; Sam SECOND, and Pilot thru,
Quaker Boy fourth, and Pet last on a break.
Tie same positions we've preserved to the balf.
where Woodruff had increased tbs lead to ase
lengths. On the lower turn Sam gradually crept
up to the leader. and was within a
outfooting him all tue way down. Lie passed
blm 1t the distance. but, unfortunately. broke
close to the score and loat the heat by head.
The otbers poor Is per summary. Time, 23s1s.
the wire 10 the three-quartsr pole: between
Woodruff and Aehland Pet Woodruff took the
lead on tho tirs. turn, but Was overta5en by Pet
inst rass the quarter role, and they trotted the
secnnd and third quarters abreast. but at the
head Of the stletch. when urged for final ef-
fort. Pet broke badly, enabling Woodruff to win
easy in 2:3e1@.
F,]1h heaf-Qunker Boy got the best OF the
etart, took the lead on tho first tern. and kept it
to the finish. Sam tried hard to- reach him by
running. but only succeede3 in being rut back
to last Ashland Pet, Pilot. and Woodruff made
pil. t went to the rtable for not winning heat
in FIVE Time. 2:3913.
c1rth henf-Just Al the horses were called, ram
began to fall, and, the track became slippery:
Ashland Pet proved the best mud horse, and
won without contest in 2:aG1G.
This }Aft Won1rt,ff 6raEer Rnr Hnd Pat with
two heats each and the judge postponed the
deciding heat until Monday At half-past ].
RACES AT MILWAUKEE.
Sner:as Dssrateh to The Chteaoo Trib'fne
MILWAUKEE Aug. TN the race at the Cold
Springs course this afternoon fer 4 purse OF
$500, $50 to first and $50 to second borse. best
three in five. there we're three entries. Indy
Gr.swold took the nr@t. third. and filth heats,
aid the first money. Prince second. Time, 2:S5,
2:33. 2:935@.
A rnatinee race. best three in five, w.s won by
Ruesell's Nellie Bawn on the fifth heat in 2:42-
GOLDSMITH MAID AND AMERICAN GIRL
PouoHKEEPs1E, N. Y, Aug. 7.-ht the races at
the Driving Fafk to-day Goldsmith Maid dafeae-
ed American Girl and Huntress. Time 217N
ELS, 4:19k, 800. American Girl took tho first
heat, and the Maid the remainder.
ANOTHER HORSE ocr OF CONDITION.
Al Hankins' famous colt Aramus, which up to
his last race at Dexter Park had never lost q
heat, ia ont Of Rovts and will he laid up for
three or fOur weeks. 1t WILL % remembered
that the race alluded to WAS one Of the most
exciting ever contested in the West The en-
triea embrace several very notable Southern
horses, some OF which we're backed heavily
against Aramus, who was strong favorite.
Probably no race ever ran in Chicseo induced
80 MUCH betting full $50 COO changing hands
on the result. Persons uho4a betting in;ere>ts
would have been helped bv h'a defeat tanpored
with Arnmua and at the conclusion OF the race
it was discovered tha: be had been drugged
He won the race in spite OF this malicious treat
ment but has since shown himself to be con-
sdefablv out of condition. He has been with
drawu from eeyeral races in which it WAS ex-
pected be wonld start, and will not aeain bo
entered until the Louisville 1aces in September.