, 1877-05-27

tsnRs sssRs Pat Il s ,s
rs H. IT. the eeadtisn of Seit!e Seins tes
do Es but It Eas plaa she could and wi be brought
eecaa anef hstne Was drawn n this heat At thu
~f oa aana broke
cghths OF mile she showed eIgns Of iamcness
snd ein, va ~. pulled mp. But Keeping up jos:
na S1nE xas shs was let out rast the halfmiie
In sdyancs s11es: oein9 a. east eifht lengths
came Adelaide at ths hree nuartsr nost M ~
uay coming up tie s,retehp po?s she ena maa
tanea ~ Eithin yards of tie scoFe when
ti @ A1slade lust barely being winner The
hlps III @ fse 5 Sriyes 70 1he
ddn think when fheT leti The ;ceec .nas taey
they accorlngly pallrd the hcrsrs nrou:hout the
M X ~as ta nsr thln excuse but It ao wed to
tie strcIss. hSau. ana Ky wefs gentlemen Of
u to enient and II theY 1t %eTe enttEe.
ecfng ny rscasy a. h. ~ as ~ y the M
assured success. '3eA al
| The City Item refers to the matter az follows.
The trio received the word fo- IL. sixth ne,. IN
ana Hannah front NJ took thc nn;s Half
T. tIs @ Ia ha ~ opsn icai Ct TWO
xsss!ss i :s e.!
loss Of one OF her fTnt shoes 3dsiade then ~ ~ "
with the lead aad tree lengths from Maadc at the
halt she len fruIn Hannah. On the turn ssuas
3s oatk lfed anu tinnah went setoni Phillips tuo,e
~ @s{ WIZ ~ anu Ha ah rapi.y cip:,d
.sp and anna MI got on exsn tsIs r. saf "a. 's 10
a:ata and Hannah showed In trout. It looked very
'!shy, hut Has,nal, was tlsed anu in turn maie !
hna 10 ps9sed nne1 ths wTe nrst ~ naf
sccas sowsT than 5er @ ~ o ~ 9y aisssn
blaude suu,s dIst ante behind - SAS Ae"t'
| Tng rAsrEsr NILE ON RECORD.
| Di.oateA "a ne cfncinnaf EnQuirer
| for the A*aoc,ation purse Of $50 Ten Eroecs
a.ainst the b.st mile.-,me I:41H, weight for
ase: when len Eroeck WI. stripped and slddied
| canter, his splendid condition ellcitet hmm Of
admiration. hls mune was tricked out with
orange and REQ bows, and he looked well enon ii to
/ kingdom idarx ffo=
| made his four-11ile triumph To-huv he cnrried
ll0 pouncs weight. Two horses made A The ~, NICE
for him. As lie walked leisnrely past the srand
stand preparatory starting h. wa. received with
clappins u nands und other demonstrations Of ap-
pause. IN the pools Just before the race he sold
the fayorite against time $1dU sos though in
the morning hours the betting had been about even
between them.
President clarke, of the Louisville Jockey c1ub,
himself started him. and. Mt the tap Of the drum.
be s1ans ";er the course, with terrific strides
made tae pace hot as needed. To the uninitjated
he appeared to be "a Int slow going around the
uppst turn and there were q number of cries,
sure! etc But when 1t was seen that he had
made the drst quarler in 24,x seconds, these re-
marks cca ed with suddenness that was sisnia-
stretch : IKE SHOT from gun. A. be reached the
half,mlle post Eatlylisht was pulled up. and the
purpose, started around the turn thirty yards
ahead Of him The half-nli1e was made
n Avn SC ond5; and here man who had
Walker 10 increase bis speed around The lower
m turn; lie darted like an arrow from bow, and at
tie three, e,quarter pole which was passed IN :E3z,
ne lapred ST. LOUIS. :Tne pair cattle rattling down
the home stretch like flash. st. Louis proved a
splendid mate and kept just enough ahead Of Ten
t. vst s9ate 1o t hn to M Whea
wSp and spar were applied ant lis side. Jew were ere
him. and Under in 'Is ass f.
the fastest horse in the world, according to the
record
ensaed properly. Men chcerel and clappel their |
hands - if mud; while the ladies', entering into
the enthn siasm, waved their nandkerchiefs in the
permitting the people to enter the quartes-stretch
It was filed with mass Of humanity who crowded |
around the noble horse and his owner, Franz Har-
per. Had the gallant horse the power Of under
standing English, be would have been the vainest |
mortal an top Of the earth. for the Cir was filed
world, ~" II he were mine would not eell him |
m for million Of dollars y ETC. AS soon as possible,
be- Wa .. walked on the green in front of the
'unity Of examining him before he was led to his
stable.
Zen broesk welghed l. l42 pounds before being
In cnIn. be- hnutifni hav MI sitb 1ne h,a ~ ns
tuday Should be- succeed IN % .atinn the 9us beat
time On record for two miles neyt Tne.ov hc III;
be the most remarkable horse ever foaed in Amer
i q will ha nolI
on the Goth Of June 0'0
TIE ELou;sy1LLE MEETING.
1o1ravrYfr kv Nav ,,G -T,ho ro..s tn a,r
raro ,1;.nasao'd ~ 80, 49,, 80 nS iases 1o-o15
were Witnessed oY anothes large attendance.
The Ist va. the Tennesess stake for
500 to 20 to the second horse There were fzreniv
nne nnm;nntinna mi Suvan atnrta~u Npnr,or.
Hti stT 800" IlA oho!"J,
- ,'su.o'e' 'l!a.s l!tHsAi5. Le'e'tss remission.
Sol1CIoF cWlsefts Ntian+ The IaV0Fite. won. |
Pon,erog second. Eramble third. Time, 1:l6.
Inc second event was Tor Rentlemens cup. |
me horses entered we're Bill Dillon. ce]ding. Yef-
t1n iteadlleat, anu Malmistic- The drst-named
" "on IN ~.u1ts- he was flaoeh " D. y toley. Ine
last event was selling race for all aEes, mile /
n | aus "nr :'lg; f"tt Leonard falrplay, Belle
.s!e, tol. Hni! Uan H. Dll Sannaets' DUSTY, and
hlloufn far- Dan won the first heat tn ! 1:43i4.
~ tnls neat bellc ls4t Wa9 sec.na ana hiionfn
lu,.u' ~ t's eeConu n;1t Dan j. was nfst- FAR
ply anu D4s!H hlaue . acaa heat 1of the
'econa p!aes, hl!pufn ta.la.
u -. - tussaas sa ne1 ~. ~ nuuAt'oh ~ 1ennsoeck
asen aa'st .,s 1astes1 wv. NUS t.sne tnefe VIII
~ pnAso y. y -'o E.'e.i ~ Nte H"ec1s VI Ao"s
w .-1o o.ao' T. us.au " one ''S - eeeonu
;i t; -. sIo9 >. nns tsse .ee
III ~ oa ,;a ;,{ L ~, W ss aus % .s
.nr;n ~, 49, -. sao j.; .his etso .ne , = TX; ~;
sbly is TenbroecS's last appearance On me turf,
IN immense crowd will witness his final clfurt- |
cExrRAt ILLINOIS CIRCUIT.
Spectai Ddspasch 10 The Tribune