, 1876-03-12
dino WAS party, and none ever will h. ~,,,
cpDeant of hia nsYner - W "tkn In

dine WAS party, and none ever vii, ha -, :.
| consent OF his owner: VIII In
It will be remembered that at Grana p..,,
last June, BodlDe struck his leg, cansins
which necessitated his 1etirement from ~ hn]olles
! during the best part Of the season. Itvas sox
| wards found that the horse was Affect. ~ttat'
spllnt, which wae at once treated And ~. Win
Ooang the Hinter he mas properly cared ~
and il nov in fino condition, taking een,Io lug
else each day It is the inteatio. Of " rf e&e
rich to enter him through the Eastern ~ r,,oa gooa-
the frae-for-ali class his competitors n rs: u
Will be- Jndge Fullerton, record 2I9. Hoaa1c1n aatcn
record 2:lI1a Lula, record 2:l5; Lucv Ea,1'
GUST. record 2l913 and Lady Maud. o1oI
may also contest, bnt aro not regarded Is stsn3'
ing much show. Should the frce-for-a}i Isea.
next summer I'LL rs above stated, it il altoea.ksa
probable that the Chicago hotse yonld =, ss.aer
sha honoFs III the majority Of tho contp.ssa W
although Hopeful would prove q form;5s'ssa,
rival. Luis is too unsteady in race to ~ -.
pended upon, and Judge Fulle1tons feet Ara w. ~
such bad shape that one bot race over b,rt -
track would probably settle him for tho se,acn sa
Boline will be driyeu next season hv senson. ps..
JOHNSON, who has handled him for the psst thsst
years. 'S' A'see
With regard to the other horses ovnod bv ,,-
Goodrich it may be said tha. Granville il Ioot
ing and feeling well, and, although mt -
enough to 80 East with, will do nicely in ~
Vest He has q record OF 2:29. Dur;nn 10 tbs tbo
winter he has been driven on the road u;th
Countess. mr. Goodrich has also pair Of s,nt. ..a
4~year-old colts by Volunteer, daul Lady H..
mood. and 3-year-old fliy Of the same breed
lhey are ill doing well. aud promise great thjnes
in the future. 4'aa
THE CALIFORNIA FoUR-U11E RACE
The Eastern and Western sporting nanar.
unite in cha1acter1zing the Pacific Jockey Clpb,s
tour-nlfo races, particularly the last, as srrsnt
frauds and worse. The San Francisco Chronislss
OF March has the following upon the subject.
Notwithstanding their immense legitimate nrnat.
Including s. :oo paid BY Ktip Co. - percentage ~
tho Pools sold, and the 5000 ssved bJ tbs unnsrsi
leled and almost sublime impudenee Of The dstancs
Judges they have rot yet paid tho Of Foster H.
first money. mr. Ltteu and Capt. Moore the tratnrrs
Of Foster, have been anxious for several day. h ~
turn 70 the East, but. with not unreasonable an.
ton Ia view ct the resrksble course Of The JocfsT
Club, SE. Ittell waats his money .st and be Tsos
it all The efforts to persuade hin th1t $14 oo was
enough when he won $l5, 900 have thus far been b.
tile, and. he insists upon the full amount ho rsv
get it. The money was to bavo been paid yesten5,y
but 1t was not forthcoming, the Club asking for ~
other day, though it Is clear why they should 1nA
even hour It is au.horitatiEely stated list tia
owner OF one Of the horses deciared distancea III
bring the matter before the courts, claiming III
amount Of the third fourth money On The coatrsrt
with the Club under which his hosaa va. entered
single point whether the horse actually dss,net6
md upon this po1nt number Of Witnesses hs7e vi.
unteered their testimony
Pilot Temple will not appear on the turf nert
3eason.
G. J. Shaw, Of Detroit, has sold his stal1io,
Conductor, by Gen. Knox, for 5000 He eoes
% California
Mr.. 8tockwell OF Pacific Mail celebrity, hss
us: purchased in England two 2-yea1-olds by
for which he paid s., GOO and $3.50,
Among the trotte1s winteriug in N,lvsukee
re Mazomanie, owned by E. a. Brodhead, re-
nd 2:2i1, aud able to beat 220, Alien. record
'rl, owned By E. Z. Road Charley n, record
80. owned by Joseph Nevbnuer; d. sbsu-
iald's chestnut geldlngs Hinsdale and Harry:
davley Coles mares Maggie and Lucy, rho can
rot to the pole in 2:40; Ger. Howard, record
go, owned by Mr.. Granger; Col sas5s,s