, 1875-07-22
Second Day Of tho Dexter Park
Trotting Meeting.
A Large Attendance and Some Enjoy
ablo Sport.
Cozcttc. Young Magma, and Aramus tho
Winners In Their Respect.
iye Glasses.
The Fastest Time Made, 2:25 IA, 220'
and l:45.
THE TURF,

Fr Ia ~ I'm f1Hft
."y s....saI r.;,5 ~. s.,n. .,,..,c;nu, wa,thar
"aa e''enaeu "t'n 'ue oaMo -, 1890, H..
ana f'no CONDITION OF tfac1 tHAe tasotou '"'
races the day boforc. The.o waa , much larger
nttout}nneo fuI1v 4 bnn s.annfa lining urnaent md
." r."nn eo,a % -, mi, tno,o ,ntcrcatln9 cl,ar-
WV iA~pr "oss m, 49,, m ,r,,,,no
aetes. lhcy 'nc'uaou tne go "''o 80 aS'e,k
classes. In both Of which a'ore were isne held
ore.t aool of intcront. and which included
er.,,rs 3v,nif-otl ri p;c.v victubnro. md
n .aa'op "'A'o' WI N''~e'' ''n' ~
nelmsa.'. ....
| Of everybody. Tl,oro was liyey pool-selIing At
tho outaot int t,,a iockovinp I'm fsvor of tlo
.u,,,,ma ,,,n,,s ,nsns. h, In ,'ron,,, .c,lon of
Col. Msnpur, Wa abolished, .nd tho henyioat
parties Interested had no reason to complain OF
| tho result Of tho contests. Thcy woro con.
ductad- "a WAN cvtt,cnt b, thoeo whotn Tim MILL
,,ss" 49,, aa,,a,s~ - ~ ,,1,s,a,a1 1,,d ,nn.
| dorcd "atchfnl. entirely ubon tho s1usro'
Tho judges acted with III agreeable measuso
OF 1IspatcI, in Rottpg the horyes upou tho track
md t,svton;ng ~. r,,oa ,ra IL Ia io,v tt.. tnev
an nss'e',s 'ne ,'oos sna a 10 n nos 's' ~ .ugs ss
YOU'D ha7e ac1sa upon rue ao'lee ol ihA M
TRIBUNE aud haso Immediately stopped us
honest prActieoa had sley aeon any going Tor, :,
lin nror,lcos ~ witch ,,.d 1oi to t,,a indtrua,,ou
'.o pfaeleeh "!'th AAo I1u W 49, ." o.. .',s,.
o1 ta'go oun1oeE VI PeoPle Oh 1"esuas ~ '.u
prompt measures 10 prevent repetition o. tlo
| same, and that he succeeded 10 eF!neo9 ~ tAo
days contesta.
TIE Y1n9r nAcE
ot tue day waa that for hotscs gong N INC ~
class. for premium o. q ,o91Ss5o to ilrst'
800 to second. S2uu to thffd hnu *41o 70 io4ftn.
Tho entries wero Ieaylne; Anglo.sh1o,,, jessie
g: Ltndel', Young Magne. flot1. FRANK heefes,
KITTY sttattofl, ah1 ttofxe, Joh,shoa' hlt'y
asrntton drew tue polc and oil started.
| After G1ftiG AGhk uack tHreo OF 1ouf ttu1cbt \
fair start was nude for
THE Flasr HEAT. !.
witn Tug poao hos5e sVtt8ny Vy s',, T. aa'ancsi cta
close 70 nor #lfhofa. sad a. the hfas
tnru Showed up waeH 70 lcr nose:
Tue other hornes scattered a1ony 10 Positions not
oaa'!7 70 90 tolu To tne nall. fIahK lteesos tAen
worked up to second place, followed closoly by
Young 3aena. ~ltn reaSiho no. 1al III 1la leAI
gu tho third quarter Young Magma aud Frank m
| Itooyes moved closor To tho van horse, anu the
Positions n a,,. sovogal Of tho e roar nass we're q,
changed. hltty stratton 6tl'! maintained tho
lsnd ~ they turned 1nto tue homo@sssetcn M VIII
Frank Nooyes and Young Magma at her hipe.
and forced kisiH strats9n on hor fees. h9o a!e
not recover herHaif III hmo 10 hold hef
advantage, mud came under tho ~lfo
On break II hnh place. Magoa
taxing Tue neat ana ffank Hsevoa Eosttns sec-
sttatton ntth, HooIee Jonnaon h1tM IeBso ,o, y
LlnaoN sesentn. feaSl1le eighth. 4lme' za5'a'
LII sho
tho horses ~ero sout away on tue H. isst attempt
fora tho curve of tho t1ssG % waa turmoil. Ts ls
saa no no %aon aaa ~ Wan NsaSas 5ahs1
aooht Iehetn aaead o1 FtAna !seoves' Mhu
came second npaef easy af1y!ng. "a sne 1e hts1
turn tho others formed string and Worked
1lonf At no remarkable spsod. a'raaglnK n n un'
COL Tho wire cue al.es snosaor. 11no' zolA'