, 1876-04-16


ing m a little. and the old-time sport Of gong
out to the track in the morning is growing CON-
mon again. The Dexter Park tracks are both
in good shape, and are being used daily By
considerable number Of trottefb who ara being
put into shape for the campaign. The names
of the horses now at the park stables was
given last week as up to thst time. nnd
no new ones have since arrived. This week,
however, will iiveu up matters considerable by
accession OF the following good ones: Stephen
Bulls stable. from Racine, in charge OF Charles
Brown. sod comprising the gray gelding Phil
Sheridan, with record Of 2:29al; also Billy
Wasson spd the marc kitrle Filds about whom
some big stories have been told. It 1s stated
that Mr. Bull paid $4,000 for her, and she can
ttot IN 2:24 and has no record. She Ii oy Cop
perbottom. 1t is expected that the bay mare
Lady Byron, Owned By Capt. Staten, OF onarso'
and the fsyorite mare Countess, owned by E.
u. Hoy., OF Beaver Dam, Wis, will arrive this
week. It is quite likely that Budd Doble. who
is expected In next week from California
with his string will stop here coupe OF dA5s Is
not get Known what day he will arrive
II is very senaihly suggested to Col Aansur that
he provide for freeto.au pacing rsee st his first
July Eaeeting. It would prove great attraction
CURIOUS CONDITIONS
Tes conditions for thu Jackson. Mich. nsedng,
seasaion w IN t1otng e1eles The5 are, IN the main.
as follows: The entrancefes is only per cent Of
the purse, an additional per cant beng required
u1fv Of winners Of premiums. Winners Of I3ces can
tale but ono premium. Ho1ses declaring not To tr1H
with either officer Of the Association, It or before
Ct n . 4ssh esss .ss5 .as nj
shan forfeit surplus to the Assocatton Horses de-
clared out in particular shall not sol in the
POOLS for sny place whatever In that race In case
deaard horse wins tho race, al pools Tor frss place
.a, sne no de dee.1son and tb, principle sh. .pp
pools for second place, and TO pools for al other
psees, And to the placing Of hoIses IN draH Tor
paces horses declared not to win shall start In the
order drawn but outaide pf horses making no decara
fjon and Afterwards In order Of finishing in preced
Ing heat but outside Of al horses that ha7e nade 10
| declxrarou. -.....
GENERAL RUNNING RCMoRs.
| The American horses In Englsnd arc all doing well,
except Bay Eagle, who, having thrown = curb, has
u,en let up and viii not start for the Derby, but
for the Leger circumstance which was predicted In
TUE rn15raE sumo weeks a ago; & Ihs three 1sl oldss
horses, Pre2kuesE. M2ta and Bay E1nA a1e tASn8 q
nils gallops and doing well.
The great Kentucky horse, sAllankeel, h7s, OF
course proved hopeless roarer for haven't his own-
era had the fact telegraphed al over the country
Seeion ] 1ndicsts that t vii not be surpssng The
hoTse RECEIVERS mitaculously and t. abe to win some
the big si.f aasissa . nv hsve Rsep
since 1t was reported that he YEAS nopaessy ofoken
| down.
Lord Rossoery vel known in this city, to which he
incr At the Lincoln meeting ii England whers be won
the 1ancolnaaire handicsp with Controversy. Just
befoze the start he took two bets OF ooo 70
Controversy and Immediately afterwards two others
Of goo $780, that having riskod fso he nete1
80 000 the four wxRezs. His colts, An.heart and
By wyndha are doing sp,enaioy .na W 1o1 g .ot +
| England this year.
The New Orleans raees began yesterday With ?
mile hurdle race followed by the Pckwick ntakes for
T5e sport % Iii BE- continued through the weet. On
Tucsdsy the arc dash Of three-quartera of .
another 10Th f- nf I'M NILE as t1. to efy sns
STAKES, for 4yeaEolds, 2raie heats, each @looo
sdded. This il likely to produces the hest field Of the
out Of LILY ward, who viii start favo1ite, Volcano,
Mainaail Aolhe B., Pompeys Pillar, Mamie F., and
millionaire. On Wednesday there VII 6s run mile
selling rsce Of " milee, dash Of ~ ues. and mile
hoats in s; On Friday, handicap hurdle rsce OF
mie he.s hsnaicsp md ssh q niles Wills On ST.
urday the u,essing will close with tae Fortuna sta5ca
for 3yearolds, miles, $25 each with s. oSo added,
ssI,ie Watson, Bon.venture md Ascension, beaten
plate Of mills md the 4-sni1e heat rsee- Beddes
home .t.ss md tao's q 4 S
IL. wilson,, Of South caroltna; T: ncoinnis, o1
Georgia, and John Frank, Of Kentucky, the stable.
isG Wa mi Brady, q Peoria his oeoreo es I'D Mos
B.; Gen Dick Rowett Of 0arlnville, has Cousin VIC
hsve Charley noxe and aa Aeo
Poz. Leonard, verdiEris, Mainsail, and : colt b,
Phaeton John Dasls, Of tho satno city has the II
nous Gen. Harvey and Abilene, Frederackto"n
| Illlio Belle, Dr.. Hewitt, and BAnker, and Green
Norris Of Missouri, has Enllster, Alton. and Million
| aire Private sdyicea eay that there Will bo Large
dald but th4t sone Of The best horses may be helt
back because 1t would not psy to give them sever
! preparation in Z heavy course for compaIanVe!s
tmau stake with possibility Of tnturing them Read
ing between tbs lines, THx TRIBUNE understand
from this that Cottr1lh 1yug ty Ascension will not
start the Louaian2 stakes, but will be eaved 70
| some Of her henry engagements ut the ho1tn Il
which csse Volcano will become dangerous horse
| From the samn source, THx TRIBUNE hears tha
Gen. Rowett's colt, Harry Edwards, has shown Re
uArk1bls speed In hts trlals-
RACES At NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS April 15-At tho Louikiaua locke.
| Club sprng meeting, hxzt dly, the wssthsr clea
and pleasant. the trsck heavy, and attendance large
| The first zxce, mica oyer eight hurdles, Cul
pursu &4D0 trst horse $780, second $780, third $780,
won bJ Col NaIligan, beating Taudal Jr, Port Leon
| ard and A1tr1pes, in tho same order. Time 4:15
| Yandsl acted b&d It tbs start Neiagsn got Oh sec
nnd Ieonsrd third, Astrapee fourth These postIon
were maintained until entering the second milo whe
Nelesn went to the front winning By three len9thl
In the poo On he t1zck VandAl sold u &c. GegAn Il
md Leonard and AssrApeo 26.
The second race WIS for tbs pfckE4ck stakes, for
wear olds SIS entrance, 500 added, second hozBs
receive $780, miis hoass fourteen nominations thru
| starters:
Mediator
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