, 1877-04-29

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TIE MICHIGAN CIRCUIT
The programme for the entire Michigan circuit
has been received, and from 1t the following ;acts
| were taken: The circuit commences at NusEceon.
the meeting at that place occurring on June 5. e.
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s:5o Second day, $40 class. s4oo; ESQ oas9s eiass'
cass ;s tree fer s At ThFd ha aa
tnnes 1oar days the following j. tue arrangement @ s
olds, to wagon, $3.50; running, mile and and repeat
sass siS SeSond b %ay three s minute elass
Grand Rapids meeting commences june 10, md
embraces embrace four aays sport with the following
class, $500 Third lay, $50 class. $500; $685. 5:s6
Fourth day; 2:a4 cass, $500: free for :i a $500;
running, mile heats, $3.50, The meeting ut Jacs-
son, which is always one Of the best IN Michigan,
ranged the fun as follows: First day, three
min minute a,, cess' g 81 600; 230 class 81, ooD Sec
Fourth day, 2:34 class. 81, 0o0 free ali 81 O0O
The closing meeting OF the circuit will be held at
Vii y q ana = eft @ %hiea the hqrses
tes Park until the meeting here, commencing July
L. A few Michigan horses may go to Saginaw but
better class of trottess nlways avoid It. The De-
troit programme is Us follows: First day, three
aay euts f9s5 ss:: s1o9 *6 2o sfs s. ssson
day,, d, elass ssee S III II eass. ass ooS Fourth
KARls, AGAIN.
That scheme Of advertising Rarae referred tn
not long ago in THE TRIBUNE. is being worked-up
vigorously by the parties interested, and, from
podrome during the coming season With Goldsmith n
oiaid was not entirely without fountla1ion In
alluding to the matter some two weeks ago. t1l,s
Spian drove Raras to The Maids neck in a a:iG
heat he allowed his zeal to get the better OF his
discretion, as 1t showed the horse to be fur more
Conklin, who OWNS the horse, has evidently con-,
el claded to join hands with Doble in
as the bas a'ppoSbsSons bceamss .asnS ssssmf h elss
California fever, and imagtn.s his horse to be-
much better than he is. lie recently wrote to
friend in tie E East that on Apfi span drove the
and that at the time the time the feat was nc
complishcd q strong wind was blowing, which
stretch. Mr. Conklin adds that an offcr Of S5 600
in gold was made and refused for the horse.
This Is very pretty reading. as the man eaid
it's object 49, 1t will be hard to determine until the
trottin1 season is fairly opened II Ar. Conklin
Intends Intends to enter his horse in the e;1e class
fortune in gold for him or not, his private
trials matter OF mnch interest. II Conklln and
nohls arc trying to work up popular interest In
Equciched by the public. II not, they arc making
altogether too great GIL effort to obtain newspaper
notoriety.
rooL-sELI1S0.
New YoEE. April GA sporting paper says:
.'Wc told t!at the suppression Of pool selling
will lead to more clamorous and offensive style |
in the fnces Of those who occupy the grand stand
at jerome Park, and shout their propositions in
nothing Of the Kind 4 corner of the park viii.
in all probability, be set apart for the use OF |
spccuatoss- Here they eau imitatc the Iuaniacs
but as for making parade OF themselves in front Of
the grand stand, that will not OF ut least should
not be permitted. already much Interest il taken
tides, and doubtless strong Eastern delegation |
wi attend the May meeting Of the Louisville
Jockey Club.
GALVESTON 1ocKEr-cLuB RACES.
GALVESTON, April 28. Tho spring meeting OF
he Galveston Jockey Club opened today The
rack WIS in fine condition and the attendance
The first race mile aud quarter, was dead
,eat between George Quinine aud Ella Rowcll.
'nrsc divided. |
In the second race. for 3-year-o1da, mile heats,
i've started. Gen. Phillips won; Methodist second:
Ium!'ns third. Time. las. IN the second heat
'hlllipz M nan came II first conrad second Mccoy
NASHVILLE BLooD~HoRsE ASSOCIATION.
NASHVILLE, April 9S.-Tho meeting Of the |
Nashville Blood-Horse Association, which com
aences next Tuesday, will be the best ever held
ere. An unusual number Ut prominent turfmcn ,
rom I'LL over the country are arriving by every I
rain. Dyer 100 horses are taking exercise, all in
pcndia condition. The track is iine, and exciting
ontests are anticipated, with large audiences to
illness them.
now THE MAID BEAT RARus.
SAY FRASclsco, April 2s.-A Los Angeles dis, :
atcIl says that the match between Goldsmith Maid -
nd Rarus TO- day resulted in an easy victory for
&c Maid She won in three straight heats. Time,
::2o1s, 2:19, and 2:l9a. /
ENGLISH RACES. i
LoSpoy, April 28.-The grand international a
eeple- chase (handicap) at Sandown Park was won |
Congress, Citizen second. Sultana third c
TRACK TALK.
t'Unc1e Ned Carson, an old and we'll known I
wa horseman, died At Iowa City last Monday. P
George L ogan, Of this city, claims to have G
ahlc OF ten t1otters under engagement for the \
esent season. I
smugglcr is taking his preliminary work on the
lex ut Reaaville, Pa. he was sent a half mile =
LILO last week q
The French turfman, Count Lagrange, has en- G
red twenty-five colts In the Grand pri1 de Paris | b
the present year. a.
The stallion atambrino Ruler, BY Mambrlno Patch Q
has been purchased BY George c. Hitchcock,
New Preston, Conn.,, for SIS, QUO.
;. .. Epscy, Cincinnati trainer. has arrived at
dinnap0ils with a string Of trotters including |
~ Bacchus, Drcd, and several "'green" horses.
The trottfng stallion Horace Greeley, owned by d.
;. Stoughton, OF Ilumbird County, Wisconsin, IL
8 sold lust week to o party OF Buffalo County ii
n for 81, 600. -.
The japanese horse -sharps who recently made y
;eral purchases OF thoroughbred stock in Cali :,