, 1877-11-04

But Mr. Trask will obIigc by hurrytns up his cqkes
o ia Il 1ss
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Et5ess t5ss :st ~'i!jns ths atsIsst i .hs
hny II sSs W"
Ct our expense aad when he Wtll Start When he star1s
ns s ~ m Saa
o Sa IS s. M
b. aucceeds the money VII DC M paa & to m ths day
for the amount.
THE TEN BRoEcE-rARoLE RACE.
There has been great deal of talk, much Of
deea1 or Of Ter Eroeck At Baltimore by paroe and
the cries that the race was "dxea that the Ken
1ucky horse was arug.ed, and TINT Tom Ochiltrce,
owned by Geursc Lorillatd. was merely started as
helper to his brother Pierre horse, Parole, and
WAS never intended 70 win, have been loud and
numerous. THE TRIBUNE has said nothing one
until the story Of the race should be told, and
judgment passed upon it BY somebody who wit
messed the struggle, and was competent to talk Of
Charles j. Foster, editor Of the >ew York Sports-
man, is such man. and tho following by him
upon the subject will be read with interest.
EssSS; IN; ts ES1s!5 5 IoFsf4 ~ {iesa
Se a not eeaadsace hs hSssii Deink ;nhs q
ssnas fss ssi 5 " t es
T9 seemed e Is Vt h!s nest Then again AS prestige
iefs wss rsssr ha defsst:d ;hs hea
eEaoss I'm ads g. }s IT, o ra !5s
] %tss; ef 2he "f s trial; It na 80 ;;s
sttsn shoSn hui; neve1,Sses people can hardly sp p
ssF + III s @ szsay Sa
tna5 the tine o. TITS rice q: Damo.e
minute ,ass Tic Tacs siod In nstts jagsi the
which cooked big beaten
TUG intensity q the IN VI II. You erowI Into
wSh s s Se ofSs r1 sa
qa ha oa sp1 nSf5a ns 8 e ta Of
n and u doS not nks S anse s k
!ies ai by isH 9{% ihs
sfssts e:e aud VIII %t
tI,s fastest recyr4s At n! lsantcs from mile
solely because in = the the aee va: a
shf IT, M one os @
aa1s L. SoT .n11 ssens 70 Us 70 b. loTe
"a o 9n i ens; H.
wo5d Sc Ss tint IS wa M
p s HSas " Ia h :sy he
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Tns 1y!ses did @ not e nske M ttns Thsy haa s,lu
e ae 1ns %s1t on o9 70 s. g
fasslorss dq not dsren4 uron tine f rroIc lid a.
N IT, M fAfyHs II h xs 'o
n sye ao had By ;I ms TsT
Tsisss O.; II; sSy + y ri head ID ~; 5
Tseisd Asi ;he jos{ Il sSrs distress: Thst ~
!ra
rs terrific II u last ,hrss quar:srs .: m!lc q
H1sf S =
s booa r e @ e a. St % T. aos e
ftG fasf |
hfee Horses ever laa On saeh seuTse. ws caa: aa:
esss>ts sao53 etst as's ha
;ssrse Iorsrd ssns h thsrs to hsl II, brotbes Gn'
@ Gax"t ~ # ~ G1sss
e very madrncu within Its walls. Mr. George i.orii-
ased aSe ett os! se Il IL
H. f. rt"F yfe II 1Sc no nss % y ,s Any
mt IL iat Parole IS sool ho?.e when in conii:
fSE ss fn' na Il 1s + eTsa f. be
,ors TeasonatIs) aud ~ whole dlssl:e; yanlsl WIZ
ss h s s hs % II
IT. ne cS es h ySA W4 wea 5e f1s
:. brown ea:hs 10 1c ,ysTy F:ate{al to Capt.
scr esor a ef as at % M
sr american Jockey CLUB. Mr. Harper would l1xve
sa T. ts
ID would not have been bea1cn BY Parole at Baltimore
: a. ri link aay The If of Tel BroscE 1ecsuse
s !: Tes
rs were 5our old. and again compelled
can WIN GsA
nd." LUZ W. :
4 GREAT TuREE-rEAE-oLD FOR CHICAGO. ;
Two weeks ago to-dny mention was made in :
ese columns OF q remarkable trial made o short ] ;
ne ngo over the track Of coi Richard West G
GEORGETOWN, ky.. BY the 3;ycar- old lilly Lucy
mani, out Of mare BY .alcxandcr's Norman, the
&c OF Lulu, May Queen. and others. The lilly
Dtted full mile IN ::as!s the first quarter being
c threc-quarters in l:5U54. Peter Y. johnson, \
G we'll known driver Of lh's city, who has ue,el =
ed such good ones as Dodine, Gen. Grant. s1on i
{ Ch.ef and Granville recently made 4 trip to | -
.rtucEy and purchased Lucy Cuyler fer a Chi
90 gentleman. WHO does not desire his name
IN next spring, she wall. under Johnsons skill
uandliny, be an exceedingly dangerous COM
titor III the 4-year- old races.
WASH1NGTON RACES.
innings course to-day opened with selling race, " ;"
e aud one eighth mile kibnrn, the favortc In nl
pools, was fourtha at the end Of the run. Dal- ri
;iun finishing first, First Chance second, Major Ii
rker third. Time, 2:Ol. IN
he judges declared al bets of on account Of ~
he two-mile dash, all ages, was won by St.
nea, Burgo second. Little Fellow third. Time, y.
Az. Kenny was closin. on ST. james near the 10
sh when be fe]l, throwing his rider and losing to
he mile heats for 3-yca--old was won by Yer a.
Mt. Two heats were finished in this order, Yer -, -.
Mt first, Glen Dudley second, Dick Dosser third. n,
ne, 1:411s each heat, 10y
RACES POSTPONED. ri
fEw TonK. Nov. 3.-rhe Ten Brock Parole 10
c. and other races, postponed because OF the | In
rms, will take place on Tuesday nex1. -
ELASp. o.. Nov. 3.-On account OF the cold | af
lther, the race between Stnugycr and Great m,
tern is again postponed. II the weather is fa- -
able it will be trotted Monday. ne
TRACK TALK.
he promising young mare Rose Medium recent
urst blood ycssel and is proba 3ly forever ill., DO
ncl1atcd from taking part in races. fo
he celebrated trottng gclding, Judge Fullerton. oa
>rd :2:1S, has been shipped to California where Pl
will spend the winter, in churge Of Orrin / III III
kok. Gu
full brother to the trotting stallion Aris.os asl
recently f0ale1, having clearly figure ''9" I'll
he centre OF his forehead. The figure is in m
te, the colt being pioot! bay. Al
three-days' meeting will be held at Mystic tn.
:, Boston, commencing next Wednesday. | -
ses offered for horses OF the 2:.,1, 2::}5, gu
}, 2:27, .:50, and 2:24 Glasses. ~
eorgc Ifidet, driver we'll known In this CITY, t
auoul two weeks ago ut His houle IN Michigan | Iii
summer he III the employ OF Messrs. | cor
res i LOOMS, and drove their mare Josle in lIu
races. | tor
lie Philadelphia papers feel sore. because in a
II: article on Colts Of the Period - Hart
stock fallel to leuiion the f. Year old Brig
r, Dy Happy Medium, that recently won some | A.,
races in California. the
;. Sanford, owner of the American horses in n's
land, had the misfortune recently TO lose bar ane
by imp. Glenclr, ont Of notice. by Lexington, hay
chestnut colt by the same sire ouL Of nl::
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