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: sociations some six weeks ago, the sagina
d,tcs far the orese1t seoean ' ana f;saI tha
~rat;l ~ f .4I ~ p.s 80, astaon, auu 4AeH tne
Park, and which haye been been % used By that ns: trae
!, 1or its summer meeting Tor three years. 4
soon as the Saginaw kickers found that tt
dozed into an arrangement '44 rhcre6v here 6v Dth n
! Chicaro tracl- was tn he ;n;,ra;
they adopted the policy nf rianron
ho1a-ploWlne, ana nave neen nara at It eve
sluce. ~ftlss, IneJ W1ote letters 70 the Easter
sporting papers depicting in vivid language tn
manllolo e1cellenS1es ol the1r Track, al!udln
~ 10 tae @ enormous ft purses o1ereo' ana a. rl!e1n
LUG 1atter iact nelng dWelt upon WIN SO mus
eafnestness as to induce the belief that tn
iaaasaosery a1ta was owned oy tae tIack MANAGERS
aAter = sailing on tnls tragk ior . lew weeks
f;ae ade' aha tha Tue gen nnas
" eeaaon Iiekets the country papers oegan : =
Sseinow -i Win pa'aslapAS W tae eAeet .lat u
nastna" nay ineetlng was TO DC success; tnat a
oese aoses IT, tnc coun1fy aau psonsen u
1 oe 1ueie, th, one an,ostunate saeee, Win NOR
esat tman % sense announcing that' among Others
oh, aiin...n Gsrt ~ hn masa eas
Tt' f'ins.;ssss' - 1e 49, o1s 49, 20 yoats a~9
1sr q h' .tou ~ n; papsn
epsa y. ~" saS ~ 20 oe. "olhso
VILE m tne off hs of ,aG pfiFn5 ~ 1n
s.n fro ~ Ia ~ ., re
| STOCK rs Coz. snrague. ThorndaIe. Lnla. FnlIer.
ton. .uopeinl. and Lucille Golddust, which include
Tue stables or Dan and Ben Mace. charley Green,
and others, who give assurance. that they will b.
ng,tsn a. ine summer o. inc Asso
! Ior successful Meeting never looSed brighter.
nofscmen express khenaelYes as We!i pleased Wit
the date OF the meeting II occurring tue wees
previous to tae Cleveland races as the horses VII
oe "a better shape tnan earlier IN TIE season Il Is
understood that arrangements VIII oe made Tor 9
fpseai trlai o. spssd between Golosth a,d , and
no DOUBT, prove an interesting feature OF ne meet
anu VIII cFea se no NUS LAX III noese ctfcies'
This paragraph contains about as much non
esasI ann oosn q eou'o r.. us sIucszCn 6 .nso
In"snes ns nIes " t5pe, r. ~ isSatn n " Lua1Acy
t nteen, ne ne'eT COMES ess anu "ul not uo 50
r,at ~ spGSu t h1cm nas usen H. mn
piUi,oao1Y pi,Y iall lo1onsn: tsPec1a1y IS .ue nlaIu
mri rt+a not * - pq9u h1n D3gae , nn'ln ~
mitltsh ~ W. muusui @ t.,a1 ns Stap'e WI ~
iaaee M are gong tnrough tne hhcnisan "a; cl1eql5,
nus lustean q eloIl'ne at osg'na" WIZ pfooao1y
eo11ae - In'caso.
), Luz lacts aie, tua. 1ne oaslnaw mep' sse1nS
u enat tle'F meet1ns Is 1apie 70 p19Ye a lailule,
tenI tG eas 70 nucf ~ rs 20
aIleno IL, put "itnout SUCCESS; IN its proper
plaee, A. .ne GU u Tue allchlsan ctSnt' Tue
Ig meet1ng wonla> naye ncen success, pas as
flVal o. Ch'cag2, SAGINAW must take oack %
seat: as L1s uetIplt lT.oahe very seosloly
says III al1uolog 70 ehe matters
The Sacinawans some little time ago. got ssup
psh, aud refused to identify their interests with
those Of the Michigan Circuit. The Association
nas gooo tFaek thefe, anu tninks ltsel1 aole TO
=, IT, owa canos @ IN eonsequchc@s: r. Nv ~
races, and two weeks iptervepe Between the S.
troll races and these txo' Il il mare thon lfkelv
Tint Sacinaw viii he lett ont in the cold by Michi-
gan horses and the owners Of the hitter take them
to Chicago instead. The Saginaw people are mak-
ing efforts for fine race but it Is not likely that
covers that the horses Of her own State do NOT visit
'ne sa1ls' sa"uust valley
WILL DoBLE EPLA1Ss
The recent race between Rarus and Bodine, in
which the Chicago horse was defeated in three
straight heats, the time being a. 2:10M, 2:22L,
has been the means or placing Buld Doble in q
very uueuYfable position. When the race was
announced it was thought by Chicago horse
men that it was merely q hippodromille affair."
as both norsss vs5s s. 50 .z speedy - that
suit in the winners being obliged to trot better
than 2:I9. thereby placing him IN the free-for-
all races next summer, instead Of in the 2:19
class to which both horses are now eligible.
Bodine's record being 2:19k. and that of Raru5
o:o0, The California sports, however, seem to
have taken a different view of the matter,
and bet their money freely on the
suppositiou that the race would be "for blopdn
the supporters Of Bodine making that horse
favorite in the pools, as Dobie had publicly an
nounced that he would drive him, thereby caus-
ing m2ny to invest who would not otherwise
have staked dollar on the result. On the
day OF the race Doble WAS not on hand
the sickness OF his vile being given as
reason for his absence. A man who
Witnessed the race saws that one circumstance
which did not look inst rirht was the fact that
IN The morning nj fhe rore Karns w,s worked
~ stow, a-5;ja po5;ns ,vae maral1 icrrs3
~. - oS, "A.ts ~ 1he Ii vac !tG;Ssoe
atounu - 9Iouuu T3 s1e t.aIA eoupt. " 'nuest;
"nen IL Is we'll kuo"n tnat ue neeus EIgat
deal OF work to keep MIN ION an edge" Thls
is the third time SINCE Doblc's arrival in
California that he has failed to drive horses,
after consenting to do SO; one OF the
other fnstances befno the waron-race between
Ram. ami sam Purdv- Inhn f;ronts who f7rore
Eodine IN flo rccent J.,ce Is a thoronohlv honest
t,t ~ ta sS es,n ,i - ~ hn,n ofnso
n,at, ~ nau ~. uc'el uauucu ~. ene nose po'"le'
anu uose nun u u oieah ~ every ueas'
ID connection with TINS matter, Ihefe Is
strong rnmor current in Chicago horse circles
that Afr. a. G. Goodrich, the owner
of Bodine, was very much dissatisfied
with the result Of the race, as be believed his
horse able to beat Rarus if properly driven, and
that on learning tic result Of the race he wrote
Doble short but sweet note, advising that
Young man to send the horse home If be could
not attend to driving him.
reorTERs At BOSTON,
The following is list Of the more prominent
trottcrs now frotting at Mystic and Beacon