The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-04
DRIVING PARK.
GREAT RACING EVENT.
OP e N I N G
OF CHESTER
DRIVING PARK.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PREMIUMS, $4,000.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PREMIUMS, $4,000.
On Tuesday, October 8,
Will occur the Racing Event OF the year 1875,
the OPENING OF CHESTER DRIVING
PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio. The Track. itself,
with its perfect form, elegant Stands and beau,
the FINEST iySES PA AN s BEsf ApPOiNTED RACE
TRACK IN THE WEST, and the attractions
Of the Inaugural Meeting,
Eclipse anything Of the kind ever offered IN the
Mississippi Valley. The most noted Horses,
North, South, East and West are entered in
the Races, and there will be close contests and
LQ2k Q2SHSr At ASJIxIHns.aE.y! TIE aENJR!Es! Jis! ::
Purse 3 200, for horses that have
never beaten 3 minutes; 5000 to
first, $500 to second, $3.50 to third,
!. ". F. Backncr. Hopkinsville, KY, enters
I Isaac Waixell, Chicago, Ill.,, enters s. g. j.
3. L. G. Delano, Chlllicothe, o., enters b. +.
4. Owner, Cincinnati, o., enters b. &. Cadiz.
3. M. Bowerman, Boone county, KY, enters
kg. Empire.
d. Benz. Mace, New YORK City. enters c. m.
Countess.
Z. Geo. A. Baker, Cleveland, O., enters b. m.
: Purse se 200, for horses that have
never beaten 2:3Oj $1,000 to first,
$500 to second, $500 to third, 5000
!. Owner, Cleveland, O., enters 8. g. Jere-
y. j. H.williams. Toledo. o., enters b. g, Tom
8. Geo. A. Baker, Cleveland, O., enters b. g.
Calmer.
l.W. 8. Brown, steubenville. O.. enters b. m.
RUNNING RACE, PURSE $500.
Mile heats; $500 to first, $3.50 to
second, $50 to third.
sECoND RAX.Wedn sad ~. esday, Oct: 8:
never beaten 2:45; $3.50 to first,
$3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, $3.50
j. v. +. guckncr, HOpkinsville, KY, enters
!. John Griffith. Cincinnati, O.. enters b. m.
Blacksmith Maid.
t. g. o. W. Dimmick, Cincinnati, o.. enters b.
4 BENZ. Mace, New York City, enters ch m.
s. James Bailey, Hebron, KY, enters b. s..
Clem0nt.
I 8. Joseph Brown, Rochester, N. Y, enters b..
Purse $4,000 for horses that have
never beaten 1925; 1850 to. first,
$3.50 to second, $3.50 to third, $3.50 to
j. olia Porter, Tlhn, O., enters b. m. Kate
I q thas s. Green, Babylon, N. Y, enters c. g.
John w. Hall.
8. II. p. Kelly, Quincy, ILL.,, enters g. g. Tan
!. ": II. Mitchell. Delphos. O., enters b. g.
Harry Mitci'e ell
5. Bent. Mace, New York City, enters b. m.
Nellie Walton.
4 n G;.n A,nka Iox,.
Z. ". d. Wilson, Cynthiana, KY, enters c. g.
RUNNiNG RACE, Purse $500, two
nile nsash; san; 1900 to first' sISOtosec-
Third DAY-Thursday, Oct. 7.
Parse $500, for horses that have never
beaten 2:aS. $3.50 to first, $3.50 to second,
1850 to third, $3.50 to fourth.
/. James A. CORY, Cincinnati, o., enters g.
X. Gray Bashaw.
q sc. Larimore, Newark, O., enters s. g.
Or. Rush.
8 n. s y FGreus, , Cincinnati, O., enters b. g.
/, 4. John Griffith, Cincinnati, O., enters b. g.
Anvil, formerly Captain Vincent.
! 8. Benjamin Mace, New York City, enters
:. & Lewis Benningor, Cincinnati, o., enters br.
I. Lewis Pike, jackson, Mich, enters b. m.
Lizzie Davis.
I Purse y3,OUu, I0r horses tnaL nave never
t450 to third, $500 to fouafh.
l.. David Muckle, Lexington, KY, enters b.
m. Bella.
:. Charles 3 Green, Babylon, N. Y, enters
g. James Hendrckson, Quincy, ILL.,, enters
br. m. Lady Stone.
4. Benjamin Mace, New York City, enters b.
= 5. j. ". Jacobs, Plano. ILL.,. enters ch. g. OBJ
anrVar. b
8. N. P. Bush, Buffalo, N. Y, enters b. m.
Carrie.
Z. r. Armstrong, Romeo, Mich, enters ch
m. M0lie Morris.
s. John Pidgeon. Almont Mich, enters b. g.
RUNNING RACE, PURSE 5000; HURDLE.
Two miles over eight hurdles; $3.50 to first,
p15O to second, 800 to third.
FOURTH DAY---Friday, October 8.
Purse g., ,O0O, for horses that have never beaten
l:a4 8, 900 to the first, $500 to second $500 to
bhird, $40 to fourth.
2. John Call, Cleveland, Ohio, enters b. m.
Gustle.
4 Kinser s Harvey, Wooster, Ohio, enters
5. Lewis Pike, Jackson, Mich, enters b. m.
Lizzie Davis.
.. j. ?. shawhan, Falmouth. Ind. enters b.
l Purse $4,000, free to all; $1,000 to first,
81 900 to second, 5000 to third, S4O0 to fourth.
= !. Chas. s. Green, Babylon, N. T., enters b.
m. Lucille Golddust.
!! 2. enj. Mace, New York City, enters 6. 6.
Hopeful.
= !. Geo. A. Baker, Cleveland, Ohio, enters b.
4, General Garfield.
RUNNING RACE-Purse 500. Mile Heats, 8
Ind; $500 to first, $500 to second, 800 to tn I'd.
Entries to Running Races close at O'Clock
the night before each days Races. Running
Races will be conducted under Lexington
Rules. except as 20 entrance, which will be 10
per cent. OF purse. Three to enter and two to
ktart.
During the meeting EXCURSION TICKETS
can be bought on all the Railroads leading into
Cincinnati at HALF FARE, and those who at
tend the Saces may, at the same time, visit the
GREAT CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EX-
I. SPECIAL TRAINS WILL BE RUN TO
THE DRIVING PARK BY THE MARIETTA
AND CINCINNATI, DAYTON SHORT LINE,
AND CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAY
TON RAILROADS., LEAVING AT | AND
1:30 p. NJ. TRAINS LEAVE PLUM STREET
AND O., H. AND ID. RAILROAD DEPOTS.
REGULAR ASSOCIATION POOLS WILL.
Re SOLD, MORNING AND EVENING, AT
.EHE GIBSON HOUSE. AND ON THE
HRACK. BY MAJOR c. W. BARKER, COM
NENCING THIS EVENING.
The Celebrated CINCINNATI
ORCHESTRA, with 36 PER-