The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
THE TURF.
ASSOCIATION RACES.

TRRRE HAUTE, May l4-The iourtl
day OF the race was a marked success
Near 5000 people were present. Th
track was in the best possible condition
The entries for the pacing race were
Granger, james Walker, Lawrenceburg
Ind; Sucker State, Paul Walter, Hills
boro, Ills; Winder, james Watson, Rush
vile, Ind; Bay Sallie, ]. A. Gosnell
Laurel, Ind; Hoosier Dick, G. r, Finner
Logansport, and Grey Joe, Eward V
Mitchell, Martinsville, Ind. Pools solt
5 to l on Granger, who won the race il
three straight heats. Tlme-lsL heat
2;39, ID, 2;25l, third 2;26A. Grey Joe
was Withdrawn on account OF severC
lameness. Winder and Hoosior Dick
were distanced on the second heat,
SUMMARY.
Granger /, !, /; Bay Sallio ., 9, 2
Sucker State 8, 4, 8; Winder o, 8; HoosiCE
Dick /, l, dis.
For the second race and citizens purse
Of 81, 200 there were entered: Fancher
b. g., Wm. Vesey, Terre Haute; Ripor
Boy; Molsey, b, m, J. A. Chambers, Au-
gusta; General Mac, &, &, Owen Fuller,
Terrc Haute; Billy Britton, br. &, Thos.
Britton, Evansville; Harry Mitchell, b. g.
II, Mitchell; Moss Rose, b. M, D. 7. Bis
sell, Terre Haute; Prince, r. e., g. ]. Full
Ter, Nashville, General Mac was absent
in Kentucky and did not arrive in time,
Harry Mitchell was second in the first
heat, but won the race and 5000 in three
straight heats. MOlsey gained the first
heat. Time 2:39, 2;3l J, 2:3l !, 2:3l!. TIar.
ry Mitchell, in the third heat, came near
making record Of 2;25, but saved himself
by coming in on u Jog. Billy Britton and
Ripor Boy were dstanced on the first
heat.
SUMMARY.
Harry Mitchell, Q, !, /, /; Molsey, !, 4,
9, 9; Prince, 3, 2, 49, FanCher, 4, 3, 3, 4;
Moss Rose, 8, 3, %.
Although this was the last day large
citizens purse was made up for a running
race tomorrow afternoon, mile heats in
harness, two In three, four entries and
three to go. A AprOtest against ChainShot
on account Of his record was filed In wri.
ting. Ills owners filed aflldavitS, and
proof must be filed against him within
fifteen days or he takes the purse Of 5000
awarded him in the second days Irot,
The pools, amounting to over 81 900, are
held ior this decision.
KENTUCKY RACES.
LEXINGTON, May 14.-The races over
the Association course were more largely
attended than on any day during the
meeting. The ladies stand was crowded.
The s-s"thqr w"S cupSIb anu tiiv track
very fast.
In the first race, two mile dash, there
were seven entries, TenbrOck and Clesa.
peake being the fayorites. The former
was badly beaten, but the latter beat the
field by hard run in 3:37l.
The second race, dash Of | miles,
was q walk over for Robinson & Nor.
gOn's be AstrOt.
The third raco was Il dash I Of 4 mile,
The favorite, McGratl's Calvin, beat the
field easily in the excellent time Of l!lG!,
SUMMARY.
First race-Citilens' stakes, for three
year olds; $50 p. p., $3.50 added; two
miles. II. p. MCGraths b Chesapeake,
by Lexington, /; 7. I. salyer's ch G Big
Sandy, by imp. Australian, 2; Robinson,
Morgan & Cos br. {. by imp. Australian,
8; Ilarpcr's b. c. TcnbroCk by imp. PhR.
ton; Emold 4 surine's cll. I. Emma c. by
Planet, dam Cordelia by Lexington; scar.
let jacket with orange cap. Time 3379
Second race | 4! miles, Robinson, Nor.
gan 4 Cos b. CastraI, four years old, by
Asteroids-a walk over.
Third race, three fourtlls Of a mile,
purse S250-S200 to first horse and $50
to second--H. p McGrath's b. C. Calvin,
three years old, by Tipperary, !; A. Keene
Richards Oh. (. Clcmine, two years old,
by Wardara, 9; A. Kcenc Richards ch. 9.
Iaznr, two years old, by Jack Malone, 8;
7. J. McGibbens b.f. Ellenor, four years
old, by Lexington; Mart Walkers ch. I.
Mary LightfoOt, four years old, by Red
Eye; Magill 4 Hunters b. I. Tetilia Roy,
three years old, by Gilroy; ]. A. Grin.
stead's b. (. Guilder Rose, three years old,
by Ciilroy. Time, l:lGi.