, 1875-08-07
THE TURF.

IODINE WITHDRAWN FOR THE aEAHoH.
Tic announcement that the celebrated trottor
Bodlno will take no further Fart iu the races Of
this year will 10 received With regret by alt loy
crs OF the turf. His performances laBt season,
and In tho Michigan meetings OF this, stamped
him III one Of tho most promising horses iu tho
country. Hc took every raco In which ho ail-
terod with enso, and tho sh1owd horsetnon, In
all Of them, could sco that thoro was resotvo
OF speed not called upon. Ho was expected to
70 with tho very fastest, and ower hss record de-
rldeulv before tho Present 6eaHou WAS over. For
these reasons his Ger tIis 6eHeon would hayo
bepn watched by every ono Interested III horses
throughout tho country. 1t IL not too much to
ray rtnt lis unfortunate Withdrawal will dotract
largoly from the intoroet OF tho whole aoasou.
A eileht injury Which hc received como weeks
ago, however, has determined htB oHnor, Mr. II:
Z. Goodrich. to keep him from the track untll
uoxt spring, and at prcsont tho nob!0 animal o.
cuptes u bux-stall at his premises on floyno
strcct. At tl.n Grand Kapds moetinE. owing TO
. sandy autl heavy track, BodiAe struck himself
III tho fetlook OF tue right foro foot The blow
bsuke the skin. but bandhgos wero Applied, aud
tho wound WIS believed to bo Of worry little oon-
eoluanco. Tie horse the week following trottcd
ut jackson. and not loug afterwards at Saginaw,
where Tho hard track told upon him. aud he be-
gan to show slight lamenoss: July 70, ho waH
observed TO limp, and hlr. Goodrich at once
Withdrew lin from Tho De1ter Park mccting,
much TO tho general rogrot. It "as
then discovered that ho wna suffering from
Bp.aln. Tue proper remedies hnvo since boon
probable le will be we'll again 10 couple OF
weeks. uut Alr. Goodrich, approaching the
vnuo OF hia peca OF horso1csi,, is afraid il nsed
too soon that the 1asuaneaB may return. lie IL
not certatu Of aporfect recovery for some tltne,
and. rather than run the rlAk OF permanently
disabling hB horse, ho haa determined to WITH
draw hsta altogether until snring..
lie speaks very confidently OF hsa trottefs
4 t.n< $.r,$ h%So a
can 20. lilo guarantees that ho can tEot thleo
successive heals bettot tnsn 70, and one un'sor
Ii. uo Ind hoped, Ge sAys, to meet uoldba'lth
Dlaid at Hartford. Ho IL cersalu tlat ho could
tako three heath from hor-
TnurrlNo At nE1TEn PARK.
There viii bo an interesting tEot at De1tar
Park this afternoon for stake Of e2b each, aud
slH0 added by tho ,nanagcr. The race will 1o
by The following horses: Lady TnoinpAon,
l:osa Woods, Dricltynrd. Quadrille, and Frank
1t will begin ut 2:33 O'clock.
nAuEs At ruuaHKEErslE.
PouoHKEEfslE, n. T., Aug. G-Ilero "as ~ =
largo Attendance at tie races To-day. Tie i!rss
zacs, 2:3l class, purso 81, ,00o, was won by Nelly
WALTON, Datetian Becopd. Little Mary third.
Proctor fourth Time. 2:2s]55. 2:s51ff 2:28. ba.e-
man and Little Mary ii vlded the second audthrd
The race for tho 2:22 class. purse $4,000, Was
won by Sensation, It,ntreBa Hocoud, George Il.
Daniels sbird. Time 2:2l}55. 2:231l. 2;2lH.
MORE NA1N At NufFALo.
Spee,ai Dspaleh t. Yhs Ch,eaoo 1rtttns.
BUFFALO, N. T., Aug. 6.-Iioayy showers this
moruiug. followed by tie heaviest rain Of tho
ssasou. compelled another poatPonemont or the
racoa to-d4y, In tho event Of fine weather to-
MORROW ~ moiniug, the track will probably be lit
| to trot GU III the afternoon. 1t ia now the tt,-
tent!ou Of the Iatk Directors to call tile d.Ifer-
ont classoa in the. regular oIdor on tho pro-
gratnme and get through AZ aoon as possible,
| Tut the most favorable circumstances vii! hardly
bring the meeting to closo before TUESDAY.