, 1877-07-01

4ms-a:s4 as: 3:s ii LAX; 2:2eA
Little Fred was the favorite At first, $50 to $50
Neather fine; track fast
| ClxctvsAr1, O., June 30.-The trotting races a
the Chester Park snmmer meeting commences
| to-day. .--
ST. &C., dividc1. Alics West took the ars1 money 1
| Keen Im second, Romance third. kentack.
Wilkes fourth. Time, s:329i, 2:35, 2:34, 2:33
| :.alh.
The sceoud race, for the rs class, purse 81. 600
divided, WIS won by the 1ewess in three stTaigh
beats nay Charlie took the SO sSc91a a,an,.
fourth. Time, 2::.d, .::e .:ssH.
Gov. Sprague will not be trained this season.
The Russian tcotters have taken quarters ss
Fleetwood Park.
The running horse Loitcrcr bus gone home ant
been struck from his engagement
Col Mcdaniel recently refused $40, 900 for The
Fawn, 2-ycar old lilly by Harry Baasctt out o'
Spotted Fawn.
A horse known IS Colorado Rose is said to have
been stolen from the track ut Denver on Ncdncs-
day night Of last week.
The indianapolis r<opl< is authority for the
statement that Red Cloud will take part III the Au-
gust meeting Mt buffalo.
The rumor that B1r. ". H. Vanderbilt, Jr., was
abonI to form stable OF racers proves to hare
been without foundation.
Lamplighter, own brother to the celebrated four
mile race horse Feliowcraft- died recently. He
was the property Of N1 W. Astos.
The 4-year old trot at Lexington. Ky., June
q, which was not reported BY tslegEaph, was won
by Romance. the best time being 2:42-
The 3-year-o1d colt Lucifer, BY imp. Leaning
tonr ont OF Lady Motley by Lexington, has been
sold to William Mulkley. of Missouri, for 81, 0oo-
The New York 7ri1une il being hauled over the
Goals for insinuating that the recent match between
Busi and Ciovesbrook was for $500 4 side instead
OF S., 00j.
: paragraph stating that Mr. Goodrich. OF Chi
cago has bought the etallion West Liberty, IL GO
ing the rounds of rhe papers, It lacks the essen-
tial element Of truth.
A horsc called Roman King, aud owned In Rome.
Y. r., has gone into the hnads OF Jnck Feek. who
drove Great Eagle last year. 70, training. 1t is
sald that King eau trot d mile In 2::25.
sweepstakes Of $3.50 n side between George B.
Daniels, Dig Fellow, and Lumnerulau, the two
former to go wagon and the hitter IN harness.,
Lucky Star, that was driven Inst season BY Pau1
Walters, has passed into the hands Of Franz Van
Ness, her owner, and won . race lnst week at Ell
ume ne being I'll s:so g. &NNA~ w N'~'' ~
Mr. George Wclles. who~is now in Europe, re-
Gently interviewed the jockey who rode the Amcri-
eau horse Brown Prince IN the Derby, and from
that parys statement concludes that Prince Is de-
fcient III staying Qualities.
Charles Il Werner . wsll;known New Tori
turate has purchased a half-intcfest in the trot-
ton last scasun, and whose record Of 2:20 was OBJ
taiucd in the Fourth heat OF the 2:3 race at Bur-
falo.
Con Sullivan will give matinee at the Riverside
track On aufy t. There will BE- 4 match rnae for
$50 a side between Fotey's Bashaw, Jr., and
Adnms' Sleepy Pat; match race between uesing,
Jr,, and i;ti11d Biiy; and trot for single har-
ness tho trotting nearest to three minutes to
tnkc the Prize.
Il is stated BY the New York papers that the
Louisville Club has entered protest aEatnst
allowing It's Monday game with hc,larlfords to be
copDtrL The reason alleged is that the umpire
thnt :.he shall reverse said decisiou Bat gives 40
RECOURSE In case he does not
What the betting man don't know isn't worth
knowing There is only one jockey In tho country
who can ride Tom Ocll1ree well and that is Bar
bee. Last year the opposition TO the. horse get
afloat induatriousY all sosts Of runoSs a. TO the
mi, sweepstakes Al Saratoga, that
Darbee mad been bought 10 lose the race, and got
the owner 70 uneasy and the rider 10 mad that
Barbee declined 70 ride, and Ply Hayward, r, r.
country, was pnt no--aad LOST the 1ace- In,s yeaf
they tried the came tactics when Tom Ochl'tree
ana Abilene were abont to rnp for The keene
tovied asain: there % was no ehanee Of rfds's' and
- big Ton " WON ea8Iy-
A New York correspondent writes: fewdays
ago, while At Philadelphia attending Mr Welchs
sa'e Of @ 'ef c oo q
years old, and 40 pitiful IN ob.ec that It would
almost be = mercy to kill her and spare her few
weeks Of suffering: She Is completely worn out,
Ind sore from head to TAIL mere Fuckle OF bones,
md 30 weak that the men have to hit her to her
feet every morning: but there is no matak1ng her
alert ss1tch tail o. falling to traee IN her the lines
Of the little mare that used 70 come IKE buuet
rutes with George H. PaEchen. and to whom the
yef of her partfsnns the }as quarter w&s 90 m
sp1rf1fn. - drausht of new wine to giant.