, 1875-05-30

position. Tbs horses finally got on "en d "
ge,her, Scramble in the lead. Elm"oco ~ 7Gso' Eoon
jest, Holbrook, and Violet in the order nameua
On the lower turn Risk took the lead ElmIooh .ot.
second, Violet third sud Scramble fonftn. ah n.sA
held his position. Coming into the nome
Scramble took tho third psfsS 'Se Ya,s1 aisb Risf lead
ing two leogths, and Daisy Miller leading octaln-
bic half length. Time, 1:44A <o~ -,
The second race was q handicap purse 1oT OH FL
horses that had run during the meeting, Soog'
e10o to second horse, ~ miles. haa. S a1s, nssd.
Head started. Kadi was sne 1aso5'.e. tn0L ~
when the horses we're called the pools sol1:
For Hitchcock's entries, Galway and i1e1isle az
as a49 so o9 t5s tbs eS &C. The
got OF we'll together. Coming ioso the L. nohe .he
Stretch, Galway mads brush, and came 70 ne
finish half = length snead Of Kndi who 1ed tae
Hoaxer one length, followed oy t1sI us1o-ne'e'
Brookland. and Letitis q. Time. 2:4lN;;,
The third race waa two-mile heats for all ages
Maidans OF 3 years old allowed three pounas,
Of / years seven pounds, OF years ana
upwards swelya pounds; purse @oe0 1o1 nEss
horse, and s2oo for second p,eeo.ol stsrted
Before the start Bessie Lee Was the faVor1te,
vet Fadlaisen sold very we'll in tho pools. Ine
start was good one. Fadladeen won the heat
By length and halt; Botany bay ato eeeono' anu
l., ,hs noo1s IN tho SECOND heat all the horses
started, but the race was left to fadladeen ano
| Botany Bay, and the latter won oy seneiu.
Time, 337. The third heat and race was won ny
Botany Bay, beating Fadladeen elgns leoe1n1'
| Time, 3:44- o.
The last race was grand sseeple chase, post POSI-
stakes Of $50. half forfeit. The Club to ADD 6!oo
| for the first horse 500 for second, ana $40 1oE
| coureo. Trouble, Co.onet, Daylight, Linda, and
Calvert started. Trouble Was the faVorlte a.
| large odds, and won the race half length sheao
| Of Coronet
COMING RACES 1t FnEEPoRT. H.
Epecsal dispatch tn Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
FREEponr Ill, May 29.--A number OF fast
horses are already on hand fos the June races
The new TAYLOR mile-track Is in excellent cono1.
ton. Twenty OF the sixty or noro hre-p1oof
| stalls intended to be constructed are now READY
for occupancy. Entries will close June l.
HORSE NOTES.
| The entries for the running races IN the July
meetine at Dexter Park will close Tuesday.
This includes only the hotel. Juvenile, and $50
stake races.
The vou11g thoroughbrcds sold in Kentucky
this spring have brought high prices, cousaea- .d
| lug the scarcity Of money. The prices Tor two
yes1-olds ranged from $500 to s5,5oo.
The ranchers Of .Texas prrrose breeding
| horses for expectation to Europe where tnei
| are expected to meet ready sale. Us anlmals nj
| Tor cavalry aud artillery are very scarce there
and therefore bring large price.
| The San Francisco Jockey Club has big bo-
panza for 4-nile races, as It offers R3o, 00o IN
gold as premiums for 4-mila-and-repeat race.
to be run next November. OF this sum the frat
horse will receive Sl5, 600, the second, 600.
the third. Ct. 900, and the fourth. $4,000. Spec
iA expeneea will be- allowed to nll horses coming
from Europe Or East OF the Rocky Mountains.