, 1875-05-23

NEW WONDER.
The San Francisco Bulletin saYs:
Tho buckshn mustang, Don Elipha, is expected t.
arrtve here tomorrow from Los Angeles on ta steam
| er Orizaba. This wonderful horse, without 3 pedi
Eree, has "A intsrsstng history. He for : lonl
| time worked in hauling stsges in Arizona, and ha
done considerable cavalry service In thet country
One Of the feas performed by this haKbrecd wha /,
ne csyry vas tho carving soldier 10y miles IN
Angeles two years ago, for mere gong, and put IL
| training. He has trotted five races ia the Orangt
Grove City, and when no scored 800 hs shnt himself
out Of future contests in that locality untI tho racing
stud shall b improved This Is the best record made
On anJ course in Southern California. The Last race
| won by the Don waA 4nao raco for $9 CO., brill.
liant future Is predicted for ths dan and expected
| LIE VIII yet 80 TO tho string under tho twenties.
I HORSE NOTES. -,
a correspondent writing from Flora, H., says
The day is coming when tho 'Naids' time OF
Cloud will do it. Red Cloud, all things consid-
cred, Is tho best horse th8t over made track in
| trotting race, and without accident under
Aaces handling. must achisye greater honors. ~
Park occurs on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday OF next week- For these races there
ara eighty entries, including some Of the most
noted trotters such as Hopeful Sensation,
| Henry, Kansas Chlef, Tanner Boy, Music, Sea
| Foam, Grown Prince, George, May Bird, SUSIE
and great many others Of the Same class. .>-,s
| It may no: be generally known that Ira Paine,
who has gained for himself in the past few years
| tho highest honorn Of dead-shot at the swift
| flying bluorocks, is equally expert ~ handler
and trainer Of fast trotte1s. He is now handling
at Babylon, for Mr: 'Wm- HI. Parks, OF Brooklyn.
| the four-year-old flly Rosenetta, by Happy Me-
! diunl out Of Rosema, and the bay mare Evelina,
| By Idol ont Of Mistress aenyon, BY Rooa Ahdal-
! lah Chief.
TIE 1ou1sy1zIE FACES.
| LOUISVILLE, Ky, MaJ 22--Althoueh q heavy
| rain fell Inst night and this morning up to the
| tims Of the races, the closing day OF the first
| meeting OF the Louisville Jockey Club waa very
| largely attended. There we're six races. The
| track WAS very heavy. The rains Of twenty-four
| hours put it in bud condition for making fast
| time.
Tho first race was for 3-year-olds. purse $500,
mile heats, Winners excluded; three entries, and
| two started s. II. Weldon's Warfare and Floyd's
| Aainsai, the latter being the favorite.
:tainsail BY Jack Eaone.
7fn<-l:s7.; Isl.
| The second race was for the Gait House purse
| 2l00. for 3-yeGr-o1ds. furlonss. seven were
entered and six started, MS followB; Searcher;
by Enquirer; Ellie Moore, by Leopold; Nc
| Creery, By Enquirer; Fortune, By Vandl; Sue
In The pools searcher vas frat choic. BY 4
large odds, his race ovar the Lexington course
Hay IS, when he ran the fastest mile n record,
making him the favorite. Searcher won the
dash, easlly boating MoCreery, who had tho Soc
ond plaoa BY length.
Ro1emsou. Morcsn COS eutry. Rhodes searcher 1
Cen A. Buford'a McCreery .........,...... q
7tme-1:oo4.
The third race was for the J. r.. Hunt Rey-
no.ds purse Of $3.50, handicap, mile boats. for al
Whisper, by Planet; Misfortune. By GitroY;
Georgie Bowman, by Lexington F; K!lbouln, by
Kingmaster; Prang, by Vanda1; Little Flirt, by
U!yerson; and Mary L., BY Voucher.
<a- ~ p1v1s mspsi s nae 10 .an, anu sotu a "a
1asutno "uispss WI wv no1's' .nuusn nAla
os Anooafn' ..r,.,,.,x
wb;,ner : r.ar. 1o2 = no,,n,!s
Nsry T. S Years. 90 1ounds. ds..2 dis
Hbourn, i years, IS pounds.
Misfortune, years, o. pounds. dis.
Geoseis Bowzasn, 81 pounds. ...s ds
Little Frt, u pounds. ...............-.:....d d..
1'ns' 90 p'a41us T;,,.i f;;: 1:s;: o'
* -: -,
Inc 1o9lsa rnce "aa 1ot tna C1s'k ssaAo !1e
o.yeAt oluS 45au u, u t"o 4ites. aua c'oeeu WILL
By Australian; McCreery, by Enqulfer; Orel,
By Enquirer; Withers & Shank'e Lea Paul
s%ma ~ ny :, y nno van
rary; Millionaire, by Planet; stelnbok, BY ius-
traIinn: Vandorn. by Yandh. md Volcano by
Vaudal.
Cajylu sold first CHOICE
yol:igeut won. With the farorite close .ee-
in tho first mile. Emma fell. and her Jockey, Jim
Carter, WAS thrown violently to the ground, and
had his coilar-bons broken. Ho Sustained sayero
Internal injuries,
suasn4nr.
Y. q. Harding's Voltlgour.
+ Mct5rAthT Cavan.
d. SoAsons ..'....'@
-.,,
1be NTH face W&s Qas1 OF niles Tor tne
Association puTse OF $500. J. H. McCnille en-
tered DiRfeuow; O. 4. Richards. Monmouth;
williams Ormoor. md T. g. Harnar Ercel
1,ti. 800 v.a fn. o1a 1ronmonth na,joned
- -. -; ~ 80 - 49,. ta+ .1ont .-;;- 80
M ~ - wv !9aa az VIZ ess1., a.oos e~sJ
w. pta l g.. e. .n.y p'0s1 sot, uao n' r;ins "'s
Excel had tho nfst place, honmouths rlder
keeplns nent rem On MN; Hetellom
keps eeFeta1 !engtns u tue !eas. IN 1nts posi-
tor they entered upon tho talrd mile. sudaen-
y 1le!ello" received tne WHIP. ana ne a. once
maoe 1or 1ne !eao, taktng u up ~ ntet quarter
poie anu n9la1nS " untu ING WIZ "ss teacneo,
woe Mlaen1ng ne distance steaony, ana winning @ oy
tou' Aenetnsi = aAoH-Aooea eoeonot "a0 14AotA
tn11a.-
su1SAn1.
11t gaeao" 1ss.s, y VT ganes: nns
E4ceI i ye.rs hv Fsndorscr. cr oA4~s '''''''' s
Tfme-ssoE.
Tha a;rtb md l.et raca WA for thu cnneo1a-
t;o, nnras san1 r. heotnn hnr.ao ma hosts
second @ % borse T to h have s1oo. third % horse, 9so.