, 1875-06-26
Tho Chicago Horse Bodtno Wins tho
Free-ior-All Race at East Sag
inaW.
lilo Makes His Mile in the First
Heat III 2:1D Ia.
Base Ball Matters at Home and Abroad.
THE TURF,
TEN THOUSAND rE0rLE At EAST HlnI.Aw.

ia AoAII6t Au9AtoAf AIuEFNAA OHIi
Deaa, and Fred Hooper wore entered, and 3D.
mireH OF borse0esh from hundreds Of 1itea
around yis,ted The city to-day to wttnoss
The contest batHoen them. That they werc
amply compensated tho details Of tho race will
hhow. Chioago's favosite demonstrated hia au-
perioritv over the Eastern eusries 10 tLs FAptur-
oua delight Of tho spectators.
The uunnlshod 2:27 race MAS concluded br
Clementinc winning tho 1rst heat.
Tle fayortn won the z: 10 race with eaae, after
permitting An outsider to win tho frat two hea.s
Nero, driven by ". II. Doble, WAS the second
CHOICE aud might have won had
record been desirable; evidently 1t was not
in fact all drivorH rere afraid Of the track,
which is loo fAat for crack horses to experiment
on.
Tho favorite also won ths 2:o4 race after
hard struggle, which created great excitement
mud confused and alarmed rool buyers.
0oLpaalTH MAID AND occIpEST
worc 1od on tho track before vory tlusppreciA-
tivo audience thst failod to applaud. but gnss
Rroans aud hisnes. and exc|amatlons Of ''Take
them OF !" " Hitch ON upl"'' Feed EN-! +"
"0ive us Bodine, etc.
THE POSTPONED RACE
on tie first trial word was given to \ perfect
htart. On The fret turn aiolscy broke and ssas-
ed in front NJ Mo1I, norr;. roynne,,,,g }o-
driYer to mill back and allov C,eman.fne to ,a,te
the Ina1 sosev did mt sott,c nnt,, anta,ino tt,a
back stretch, when she MAS t1yo lengths Behind
c,cmant;n. vim WIN u,. hin a 1o,,,th h, ~
vance at Molia Morris At tha on.rter
asoIsey struck \ torritlo unk and orertoot
Csmantjno in 1ess than hun1rod varla
Int hrcatin, .pain. fcll TIM 1ont,,. n ,hs re,r
hefor. yoaclinp the half. whsro MolIia Morris
~oa lan,;,o f1Icmo,t;na n, ~, thir, ,rsr+o,
~ iapp'As uo' w w. sul,u IoAs'of
Aotsey Mhdo up co'p'o lehsths. ana Clemch"
tho drew clear OF Moll,e Morris, and camo into
the stte.ch with tho heat Bsfa. nlolsey srotted
inst down Tho ptr.tot. b,t cou,d mt c1osa tho
o,r and vo, nnlod m ~ ,ta f,fst,nc. Mo,,is
ns,:a .a ,,,sad "as "troua ~ na e ,
neeli hehsnd c!ementine-sme. 2:s1. This
Wo,1,, Mnrria third 1'
&'&' ' roa FOR, rax 2:o4 PURE.
Low Scott, Billy Lamhertson. Echo, Lady WILL
lama, Jeremiah, Lady Turpin, Gold Leaf.
Rrovn D,ch. md n.a,l Duks vare entarsd, And
-, a,n-.aa 80. ,,..it,on. =. a.n,as r..
~ 1..,. ""a ~. pos''"' e",s - A'os1' oso"n
The first heat they scored si1 times before
Getting tho word. Jeremiah took tho pole tmue-
liatcy md trottcd faAt .rouotl Inn tnrn. oncn.
49, H. a.n =, .rs., .,r;aa A. ~. a' na..s spou ~
wAs slx lengtha ahead OF brown Dick, Who
was length In front of Lady Turpln, followed
by L.mbo.,sop. Dasil Duke, Lady Williams.
H.. Scott EoI,, ~ i,o1d T,.,, a.r,,o,,t ".as
rating eaeh one. Al .ho second quarter iurp'n
specdcd by Dick. No other change occurred
until tho hone-strctc.s, entering which TurpIn
aud Dick made play for Jeremiah. All trottod
steadily until within 60 y.sds Of home' when
Brown DICK broke, but quickly recoTored, and
PASSED tho wire m heAd IN 1dvAhco OF Jeremiah:
Lady 1urrin th;rt. tho othera strung out $50
soon on :' Is stsrte '1 Sa sh.snsea n1oxa
plek for tle pole, and casded hin. to break.
length at tno qnaIsor a. tns ',ir miadlo a Of she
n'x aew MI9 dTnn na I'D
the bali, Dlck led = longth. Jeremiah
second, Turpin on Ills wheel Latnhert-
BOIL, Lazy Wtlltams, and Bssl! Duks
trailing, at!a Eeho 400 Lew seott a"ay BACK. n
then rnrpin sud JcFcmi9h spnrtod, aud paused
tue ;SsTo hspy1ng to LICK. IuIpln second by
tittb, Lady Williams sixtl, Echo and Low 8cott
p.ots1o:ed Bcosins aud struggling ucnd-on
marked tue hegIhnlu4 o. sue thlfu beat. Jere-
miah and Dlok f9ne"od their siruEEla for tho
pole, aud ttoatou mead. .nna-heac to tho quarter
faiiowSd p LAZY Le1m9Sssnpn, L." seost, BASIL
Duke, Echo, aid Lady Williams I'll string. be-
tween tho lEat aud third quarters DICK took
loud OF three lanRths, which he bold. Entering
ths homo stretct,, Jeremiah and 1uFp'n closed
on the leader half WY down, carrying h!1n to
break. Dy alternately running snd tEoItiug he
maintained slight lead to tho distance, only to
10 beaten five lengths from tho wire
by Lhnbezsou. who outfooted the field
III the last quarter. Lick Was
aGt back to last Tor running, jeremiah second,
Turp1u third, Echo fourth. LAZY Williams nth,
basil Duke aIxth. Low Scott seventh. Time,
2:134f
~ thn fonrth hest a rnod atart vss aar4,~nd
Y."nI.i .-..t., --,ti.f e.t H.. .n,.st -. ssn
seto"t;"4 -b~'1- F"..s. e1st 49, svt'N 49, eNAo
tAo fnl8 a11tA AAeAoo!aous INV AsANno4Aty EoH*
LebtgA BFe&4 lAGu 04 Iu2 knlus u@uWH LICK
broke on the NTht fuFu Aud QfoGP41 to last.