, 1876-04-23

| puuS. Inc R0Qitl01 OF The pac1DB TRc
was also wise move, and it IL safe to prophas
| first meeting. It ought to draw larger fell
than any other race. Following is the Pre-
| gramme for the first meeting commencing Jun
FIRST DAY. FRIDAY. JUNE 80.
| No. thinning; 1x~,nile daAh: Ill ages: purses q
No. 2ETrottsns; 2:27 class; purses Of ss25, ssos
NJ NJ. 81 s-Runping; stake race for sse,r-olas; mil
and repeat entrance, $50; $500 added; second hors
! 70 receive Sl00; p y.
sEcosp DAY, SATURDAY. 1u1r1.
No. h9n1.nk; :, :eaa a <7oa Ss'a of miles; fo Ill ages
ssS SS ssool sne' '''' '0f AL pa'''' ' 'S'' $50
shanntng t1' heas three in five, for l.
THIRD DAT, MONDAY, JULY 8.
| No. Trimming; threo-fourths of mile dash fo
2yearolas IS entrance $3.50 sdasd; second hera
No. -Runaing; ntls and zepeat for all sges
No. e-Trotsing; freo to all under saddle; entrie
must have no record, either to haEneas or wagol
time made under saddle ia no bar in any other hind
faee); purses Of $500, s25o, $3.50. 500.
No. Eo-1U-Rnnning: dash Of III miles Tor III ages
purses OF $50 and $50.
PouInH DAY. TUESDAY, JULY 4.
NO. 11-Ruuniug; stake for 3-year olds: dasl
Of ~ miles 80 entrance $500 added; second horse
No. Thinning miles and repent for Ill ages
No. l2-rrottDg 22l class purses Of s, ,0oo, $500
No. A*-Ruuning: consolation purse for all horses
that have run and not won during the meeting mitt
have been beaten once allowed pounds: horses beat
en- twice. 10 pounds horses beaten thres tnea, four
teen pounds.
commanding July IL:
r1Kar DAY, TUESDAY, JULY IS.
No. 1-Trottings 2:4o clasa; purses Of se@s' *'oo
NJ. 2-Running: milo heats; in 8; al ages;
purses, $3.50, $3.50, 500. .oo, .oo,
No. 322o class purses Of 81, Co., $500, $500, 5000
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. JULY ".
No. 4-Trottings 3-1ninute class: puraea of $d&o,
$3o}, <20o, Sl25.
No. 6-Running; mile and repeat; stake race for
3year-olds; 80 sarance' SOD added; aecono oorSs
No. c-Trottng: s2s class: purses Of $1,000, $500,
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, JULY 20.
No. 7--Trotting; 2:as Class: purses Of S025. $500,
So. s-Running; Emile dash; all ages; purses Of
Na. s-Trotting; e:7 class: purses Of s76o, $3.50,
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, JULY 21.
No. lo-Trotttng; $50 elass; purses Of $s25 $500,
No. Thinning; miles and repest; purses Of
y. M-Trottiua; free for ali: purses of $3.50,
This makes the total Of purses for The second meet
1DR OF $l5tuu, hnd ZOE b1t1 meetings. $I5Ug+ against
So, GOD LAST year, or gain OF 81 800.
The stake races will Close June ], but the time when
other entries will close has mt been announced All
snatters b ths Lxseion rayized ruies Of 1sSd tho
roting By the rules Of tue National Turf Congress-
Season ticlats to the Park viii be placed ut tie
figures ~ the former years-s40. SIS, and SO.
BuDD DonBLE
and bis string OF trottcrs arrived from California yes
terday, and ara stopping over 1t Dexter lark for lit
Usere Vi e' Budd Is e9pessed to arlivs thls
week. Following is tho company which
ths veteran trainer has brought over the slope to make
Goldsmith Maid, looking well and ready for any
thing. though she will probably not get much race
Abe Edg7ngton, new contestant for Eastern hon
OTIS. thin being his first appearance this side. lie 1s
dapple Rray. With record of 22S. 1t will be remem
bered that tie beat tho phenomenon Defiance last VIM
dds. ID - 'N1' -'s'' "AsA ~" 'S'N'' "S&' S'''''
Tho bsy mare Cemsntsne, formerly own ed By
Ella Wright, ; bay 1nars With = recofl Of a:24x;
Young Volunteer record but said to be fast: and
he celebrated stallion Sam Purdy, with record Of
poble has also In bis party Danfess spriugbot and
Bald~lns Grnstead, the flyers who went to ths Vest
20 win the big purse for 4-m:ers.
THE NEW ORLEANS Race.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-At the Louisiana Jockey
Club Spring meeting, sixth and last dag, tha Attenl-
!nes Sas very 1aree weather clear and warm, and
The first race, the Fortuns stakes, for syear-olds
rs entrance 500 added mile and half was won BY
Harry H by three lengths, Osseo second, Southern
Express third. Time, 2:424,
In the pool the track HAIRY Hill sold 1t $780, tbs
1eld, Sc.
The second race for besten horscs. l mile purse
800, was won by Survivor by length. EnEster
md, Puss Baoaina1 third. Time, l:l4k
In the pool the track Survivor sold at $3.50, En-
lister Sl70, and Bro1dnsx $50.
In the third race. four ne-heats, ali ages, purse
!, 200, WAS won BY Sam Harper, distancing Falmouth
q the first hest. Time, 7:43.
In the pools Harper sold 1T f1l0, Falmouth SO.
60-M1LE RACE.
9AN FHAHC1ECo. April 22.--Sen Mowry and J. p !
tafth rode 50-mfle mustang race at the Bay Dia-
rict track to-day, the former winning in TWO hours
nd eight 1ninuteB. Mowry will rida 1Do-mils Tacs
t the Centennial.
Mr. O. Woodwork, Of Bloomington has purchased |
be thoroughbred stallion Idaho. by Kentucky. |
Lady Turptn and the remainder Of the stable Of 8. !
Browne, Of Grand Rapids, will bs trained tt EalA-
lazoo.
The Livingstone County Horse Association will hold
3 annual meeting 1t Howell, Mich, May 81, 1une !
nd ?; $500 will be hung up
Alrog, by Alznont out Of Emma KfnRead, by Con- |
@rpt has been sold by Gen W. T. Tithers to Charles
l. Smith. Treasurer Of the Earl Park Association, |
arlvife, H. A1roy is now years old, and brought !
600.
The MANAGEMENT Of the Kalamazoo, M1ch., Driving
ark have decided tbs following programme:
irst Day. Iuna G3:0o class and go c1aas. Second
ay-2:A and 2:26 caasses. Third Day-2:50 and 2:35
asses. Fourth Dsy-2:tO aud 2:22 classes. All are
$50 to drst $3.50 to second <2oo to third It de-
ded to give this race In place Of freefor-an - 1t
o1ld likely hAre more startsrs.