, 1877-05-20
THE TURF.
THE HORSES At DHxTER PARK+

THE TUKt.
THE HORSES At pHxTER PARK.
On the 3Oth uf the present month the first trot-
ting meeting OF any importance In this State will
be opened ut Ereepoft, and from present appear
nnccs it will be successful one AZ nearly all the
horses that have been taking their preliminary
work at Dexter Park will attend the FreepoEt races
some facts as to their NUMBER and how they have
been acting may be OF interest In endeavorins to
sscertalu with Is much accuracy ~ possible the
real condition aud speed OF each horse, the writer
talked with the drivers, asking each one how his
hyeFa WERE feeling and then ,nlufrtng to the con-
ditton Of the other boys stables. The answer WAS
abont the same and generally in about this fashion:
''My horses are wor6in. beautifully; fne as silk;
but - are all OF, and - corldn't send any Of
his horses half better than LEO two days
ago.r Each one blows his own horn and sets
down on his fellows After careful sitting out Of
ing facts were obtained:
Peter Johnson hak Neome, Monroe iChief, a
Bashaw hoase belonging tn Mr.. Hill, the clother,
and aorrel mare. Seome is oh,-Peter will deny
this but 1t Is q fact and emit tzot bit. Monroe
Chief doing nicely, but as he has been given no
fast work, the question OF how much speed be DOS
eesscs Is an unsettled one. The Bashaw horse Is
very speedy. but has been given no severe work.
and the sorrel mare is - n dark one"
Ed Brown, called ''Nosey" for short, has Joe
Udell. Gen. Hood, and a half-brother to Cdel
IA nuAttets look, it is doubtful II Udell will
stand campaigning, as he appears to be tender
footed and inclined to SKIP little. Hood is In fine
fettje aud il no accident befal will be very good
horse in his class. The halt -lrotaer 10 UaeI may
be good one but nobody hes discovered the fact
ll,am Darling'e stable conelsts OF FRANK Davis
aforementioned Is always good horse, and .s finer
this gear than ever before. Sam Warren IL said by
good juuees TO be one Of the best green horses in
the Mest aud has trotteq A some 'er5 & 1ast 91n,ers
thinks vel. OF the bac@ geldine, and ID inclined TO
tn MI that he will maEe u trotter.
Hannah Tue former horse is looking well. and
Mutt Says be drove him half- mile the other duy
In 1:l531. which is certainly fast enough Tor thus
success. Her record Is 2:34.
Crawford. the we'll known Pittsbur9 trainer, has
two e1eeptionsll: good ones IN !nex D5aper y snd
and the latiers being 2:25h. Ihus far there has
been nothing atthe Park to make them stretch
their necks and they will make things lively in the
Illinois circuit
sam Crooks has gray mare. and sll thatis known
about her muy be emboaitd In the remark that she
who resides IN Iowa She has no record, anu Ia
not likely to get long Crooks handles her,
George Logan has Whaleoone trecord =: ~, sur
prise, and fen OTHERS, but none Of them are like
Mr. Aansur has offered purse OF $3.50 for 2:4o
horses, and six entries Of good ones have been
tomorrow, and the horses viii be called promptly
at o'clock Following are the entries:
II. Hodges. br. m. Minnie Taylor.
H:Txsy H:TTs %5tEer' @ a. isys so5hfi if Tom
FstsF ,hG!*sa johnson :, : en: {; E;,Ss George 3.
Joseph IaboTs (. {. Milton 7. ..-.......
TIE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION ENTRIES.
Last >unuuy TIE TRIBUNE kave summary Of
hA fnAn 1rpf rra ting nj $hA a
tlonai Association OF Trottiug- Hose Breeders,
wh.eh will BE- ueld Sept Is. 1s57 in the vicinity
81 HT aG5 ts & Te{ fo;{E It psse
full list Of the entries. ~ this Association
1s the most prominent Of its kind in the country,
and Il composed Of such men as George Stanford,
OF Cali.o mia: Charles BacKman, OF New York and
other we'll Known breeders of the trottins- horse,
the arst meeting under its auspices will be the
event Of the season. In looking over the suo]oln-
ed list it will be that entries iocude The get
OF suca stations as Princeps ~, Cuyler, George
Wilkes IA. Jupiter. Aodaliah ~: Almont t5),
Mes:engeF, ou1oc ~ Blackstone hona"k g. Chsf 1n
Ericsson, Woo4ford Mambrino, y lillian Miner,
Eawsrd Evefett Ms$e aappy Aedn@ 81 Btek
CLARK Chief, Jay Gould, and Chosro.s-
In regard to the merits Of The entries those that
haEe n nnDs SaoFs
Enfield. Phil sheridan Result, Young Wilkes,
Confederate CHEZ, Fearnausht, J1-, Grille, Lady
Mills. BldCkWQQQ. anu fleQ1uOuIy are 1amlllaF
the readers Q; this paper " their performances
have been fully reported oy it. OF the others,
nothing definite known, although there stories
About concerning nearly all u them. The list is as
follows:
CLASS 80. 1-srAkr 7oR FoALs oP 1874 trwEsTr Es-
TE!Es r,u..n. ,r
b. PIos Jr. thTd dam b7 Black sn4ks. full sister
T. Jewe1t's tzanesyllle o. bay ally Maid of Fair
Is Sa5sr g u s % S ss 3ss
,sea Ps:E 5sfSt! Annie by
GeorEe Wilkes, dam y by MambFsno Pilot
sof j. 3ss fon
y s% 5sE s. k9s 4Ga g.
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ssyss hg seeys American Star; third dam BY Hulses
11Toe ,sa d1esn Maid b5 Harry
Dals n ss
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b. E41ons Ecllpse ild dam By Hasabletoniaa fourth
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2eSc As ~ $eos dam tae
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