, 1877-07-22

THE CT 1IlCAGO TRIBC
norance, 1t Ii said TINT time makes nil things
right, and we indulge the hope that it may prove
true in our case Ne notice among the entries
The Mho
ns "a E1eam OF hope, We have dne tracks and
buildings, which We; shall see kept n good con.
itfon and repair, intending ut some future DAY TO
aguin enter the deld In the hope that cur friends
will again come and see u.s.. -
- ~ GLRNRL3 COLTS FOR ENGLAND.
A New York correspondent writes as follows:
u saw the four Glenelg colts and tllies bought
for the Duke Of Hamilton at Mr.. NJ II. San
ford's sale OF the Preakncss yearaings+ They
are as tame as kittens, and to an American ere
very promising; b1g,-weighjng 300 to 900
pounds,-tall, and strong, the only defect to the
back. / doubt II the English critics will admire
them, as they will be pronounced 4 coarse" " the
Euglishmen preferring smaller horse, COM
pact, neat. and wiry. They will not run, in all
likelihood, bcforethe Ascot or Newmarket July
meetings next year, but Il they should; come af
3-year-o1d events, there will he rush
Of English buyers to Kentucky for the
sales Of 1873. Certainly il 1879 the The
TmSt o9s out 1of sand
him delivered III England something under
ESQ, mud doubt If he could get animals OF
equal quality and breeding at home for less
than e4oo or ESQ., They are al out Of te1lng M ae:
Glcneigs that won money last year, four were
out OF Lexingtops The best Of them: ldalta,
really beat ZooZoo this year in their first race,
one mile, ut Jerome Park, though she got away
short head. when they met again at q mile
and half 1dalia won easily, aud thlnk sac
would hare beaten Zoo-Zoo at Long Branch I'M
similar race but for herIractiousness atthc start
Glenelg was exceptionally well,ored, be'ng & "
though he suffered several defeats by
horses that never Afterwards did anything.
The Indifferent Fenian beat him for the Bel
mont in 1860, Vespucius, a horse Of only mod
crate quality, for the Annual, but he won that
season the Jerome, distaucing Vespuclus, anu
the Trarers. In 1870 he beat Hel1nbo'd at
three miles for the Maturity stakes, won tue
Saratoga, ran second to Hclmbold for the Mon
mouth Cup and wound up BY winning the
Boure stakes, four mile heats, from Held Of
five, including Sanford's tine nlare Niagara;
Glcnelg has 5rst won very lar , Fnse Y stas New"
daughter OF Stamps, Stamps being full sister
of Monarcl,ist. This will ba apt TO awaken in-
terest In the Dukes purchases shall be DIS
appointed If English buyers do not hereafter
compete as iof eo1f herg
1.oi ..s ~. ne Tn ~ o,,r t,ast ei,orf. .i,,rns
70 tne3 ~ - ~" a,'ts,,s i,,or+ot;ons ~ Tnrh.
e6se5.H
FALL CIRCUIT,
o.r;,o n +ho succcss ri the reeent meeting at
a1.ar port ~ + 10 h;Ti,,v nroh,h1e that auothcr
oa+;,r ,,;1i ho ic17 finri nc the fall months.
.,ro1,ahiv 3,,r;n,, the Exnosition. Nothing def
nite has get BEEN arranged, but the plan is to
form circuit consisting OF St. Louis, Saginaw,
Chicago, aud Milwaukee, the associations ut
each place giving the same purses. The new
track at St. Louis will probably he completed
By September, in which case its oi1lcsrs Will
certainly cooperate with thus c'ty ana alllwan- @
kec- SAGINAW mas agreed ~ - ~, ano tueee -
oa' '''1'e oooo] s. *"as w. n,ar.
- 9AKA1gah ~ - naeHTi :i,,n ,.,oo. ho,,rr
sARAToGA, =, ,. vu1y +rool! ara qair attani1.
to-day with fa9ner ne'''s 'aeA aA'o 1a44 a''o'''1
ance. n, x -, ooos s,a f,,r,oncc ros
Ihe nTst 1ac lof I'LL aESs ;t, uSt w fsy1,rt
won n5 loda,nahsnaS' 4hn t .a,, s"e
second; Madge, third lifne: M l:oaH. r.,
The 1raFeIs stakes, lor 5yeaIso.us, o1s.alu-
threc-Quarters miles, Aad elsne stnles.s: oaus '
Baden, IloVtIolook, 9aAt, ns''s, 1us,1 @.
ThaeKef, Braaananse' 1srnr;t pnn nMu hv
lengtn. nrauuaalte, seeonu' o1" ot@li'1a' s't'u'