, 1875-05-30

She ia oue of the smallest trotters On tho tur1,
being but little over Is hands high.
Judge Fullerton in his last years perform
ances did not equal the promise ne gave tne
year before His record was loWereo m oas aIa ha,
hard pushed, he showed weakness coming nome.
The general opinion is he has been trotted TOO
much. Bodine Is Chicago horse that ms a.. es.
tabhshed n unqualified night to travel 10 s9e
first rank He is powerful no1ae; anu spo'
Nsrt to Red Cloud be- ,nas. has uoh .hae
the best fve.heat race on record. noIse LINZ Iln
cannot trot every beat in twenty OF pesse1 1h I1I
no business with him. Is he can get there VIII WIN
astonishing regularity; oonnossens' eba heat m rVo
horses ever produced BY ouo SIRE hlgn oompsis,
ueut TO Volunteer, and apparently oeso1'eu
one. ,r:. Noth.
ino can be- said that will add to her laurels.
pnrformioe wonders all the time, there is no
calculating what she may yet do. That J., ena A u
capable OF still greater performances AZ VINO
know her believe, and there arc ons le" VINO "no
think possible for sPy honss osso of the Tur
even il her record has to be lowered second
san o5 '"e Of 10 1p7s B7s's'th she vii e. trained
aud driven by ". q. Dob1o, father OF buoa. ne, me
is thoroughly Tta Ie1 not spa -
in
his hands, OF the others that have beaten
tuenty Csmors is dend, Dexter and George Pa-
mer ire being used as gentlsmens driving
horses, Lucy and Lady Thorne are at the fashion
Stud Farm while Flora Temple A Is a. 9u tae n9s end ~
abilities OF the horses above referred 10 give eV-
dence OF fast and vigorously contested races Tor
thts class of horses throughout the entire
season, The difference between them 10 not
snficiant to make any race in which they arc en-
Hi $oro
OFF FOR THE PRIZES.
The sDrine meetings in several OF the western
statea are near at hand and ara attracting con-
siderable attention among Chicago tur5men.
Some OF the meetings a. Messesn count!y
towns promise to be very successful. Freeport,
Maieneo, Cambridge City, Ind, and Grand Rap
ids and Grand haven, offer purses which are
/ veil worth trying for, and they arc likely 70 Dc
contested by horses OF good class. WITHIN inc
last two or three Gays there ta1sos nas oeen ~
participate in these events Bodine has gone
with Ills driver, Peter johnson, to start in the
Grand Haven meeting, which takes Place
Wednesday. Granville and Young Prlnceton'
both Chicago hoEses ~ ~ Pn esG patto Ms.
brino and Gold Leaf have been shipped to
Grand Rapida, to 70 in the races which com
mence there June s. Rose OF Washington,
Wolford's q and Lady Mcfatridge have been
sent to Freeport for the meeting conmencins
j 1Q$
stable, seven in number, goes to Cambridge Caty.
TEE DERBY RACE AND WINNER.
LONDON May 26.-Derby day opened auspl-
cious1y with fine weather, which foretold, as
necessary consequence the success OF the great
snortino event Of the year. The lines Of rail-
wav from London to EPSON were called upon 70
their utmost capacity to furnish Transportation
to al1 who desired to so to the course BY RAIL-
and the entire road from the city to the DoWos
description. The attendance on the course was
immense. the grand stand, Darnard's stand; and
the others being depsely crowded with those
aoxious to obtain good view OF the contest Q!
the day, while the number OF carriages formea
AZ notable an array "a ever. Among the as
samblage on the Stewards stand were several
representatives OF royalty and numerous mem
hers OF the nobility, including the Prince and
Princess OF Wales. the Duke and Duchess OF
Edinburgh the Marquis and Marchloneas OF
Lorne, and the Duke OF Cambridge.
When the horses who were to contest tor
the "Bue Ribbon Of the Turf" were brought
before the starter the field was found to consist
Of eighteen the CHIEF interest being conferred On
Prince Batthyany's Gatopi0, who was made "a,
vorite, as low "a two to one being accopted
bafore the start. Mr. Vyne,'s Camballo. the 900
Quineas' winner; Lord Aylesford Clarement
| and Lord Falmouth's Repentance colt, also at-
tracted considerable attention, especially the
| former, on whom large amount Of money Was
bet, two to one having peeo &aA1u a,-'nos :'Au4
on bis Newmarket running. The odds against
Clsrernont were fourteen to one and against
| the Repentance colt twelve to one.
| Galopin, who was cleverly. ridden BY Morris,
won easily by length, landing the HUNGARIAN
Prince the richest stakes and proving n mmsel. sa.
| Derby win scored either by Prince :Batthyany OF
I by Morris, and both received an ovation on the
! return Of the winner TO the paddock. Clatemont
came in second, and the Repentance colt thlrd;
Garterly Bell came In fourth, and was followed
in the order named BY Seymour. Lord Berners'
| Punch, Bay Of Naples, Balfe, Earl OF Dar6rey'
| Gilbert Woodlands, Temple Bar, Fnreham.
Ea1lston. Camballo. Dreechoador, and Tele-
scope The time OF the race was Eat. The
conditions Of the raco we're:
each half forfeit for 3yearolds. colts to carry l21
lb and nlues 1T lbs. the second received soo sogs
and the third $50 sova out Ct ths stakes aoous n
| Closed with 2B subscribers.
Prince Batthyany's b. c. Ga1opin. By Vedette dam
n['aS RSyiesfo9ds B. 9. G.1emon by Br 1ho
Lord aan fsimouta c. BY IasaToni. dam Repent
1olS fsinoatas :. Gaitery B: b; Blair 1tho
NJ ea% 5os bT. c Seymour: ;; L'id odsn
caps a j. % arshsna Edxardss eh. G Lord Bsruers, BY
lord Cufden, dam Suites.
Count @ Do b. ~ 2; rpn'F: m oy
Mr. ". 8. cartwright's b. c. The Bay OF Naples hy
| Macaroni, dam Falrwater: ..,;:.:.......'
Prince soltykons b. c. balfe BY Plauddt' dam 30
Mr. T. ssvss ;. c. Ihs Eari oi D4rbrey, by Tbs
Easl dan n mgo,1oeas + . aiibe.t bv Lord c.
~ asP SIT sandes eh {. Woodlands b; Nutooains
1e4a asm assarys e5 c. f:nps ai BY
ue III + E B1aess b. C. f.rnh. b Nat6oufn