The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-30

-.,,.s, New York Sportsman.
At three years old Parole first appearedin
the Kentucky. Derby, 1t Is well known that
be was not in condition when he was sent
10 the west, nor when he started. Va
grant was first, Creedmoor second, and
Harry Hill third. Eight others started.
Parole was brought back, and did not run
again until the Saratoga meeting, where he
encountered Tom ochi,tree and Matte A.
in sweep staiss,ior all ages, mile and a
quarter. Hs CARED 90 pounds, Tom Och.
iltres lis pounds, and Matte A. llSpounds,
receiving pounds allowance AZ mare In
the summer season. Parole went of very
fast, oBt ran them all the way, and beat
Tom twelve lengths In 2:i22. Matte A.
was twelve more behind the big horse. In
the Saratoga Cup Tom Ochiltree beat Par
olea .length; Tom lls. Parole 81 pound;
Big Sandy bad third, Nadge behind him.
In the sequel stakes, a mile and three
quarters, with .llj pounds, Parole won
easIlyin 300, beating Freebooter, War.
lock and Odd Sock. At Jerome Park, In
the alleged stakes, a mile and half, he
carried !pouuds, and ran away from st.
Martin, Warlock, Firginius and MADAM
anthus. he won In A canter by four
lengths 10 1893, and 81. Martin and War
lock made dead heat Tor second place. II
was noticed In this race that he out paced
the fast horses Vlrgnius and Rhadansn.
thus from the first stride, and this sho wed
what a clipping race. horse he as at the
old weights. At Baltimore they still pre-.
vail. But going TO that place and taking
up l07 pounds, they made running with
him for the Dixi stakes, two miles, upon
very heavy ira k. lie had his horses beat.
en- at a mile and three.quarters. but he
tired at last, and Vigil, a horse about twice
as powerful a. himself, beat him by Ave
lengths. Heretog was third, aud then
followed Algerine, sutana and Shirley. In.
the, Breckenridge stakes, two miles, Vigil
carried 1lb pounds, including five pounds
penalty, and beat PoroIe and yirginius in
3:37i. Parole began his four-year-old ca.
reer this season by being second in purse
ofthres-quarters Of mile TO Jane Morton
four others ran. lie then won the Wood.
burn stakes, for four-year-olds, two miles
and half, beating Ambush, Fiddlestick
and Virginius in 1871, In the sweepstakes
Tor all ages at Saratoga, a mile ana quar-
ter, he was third to Vera Cruzand Tom
Ocbiltree, between who there was q head.
II was after one OF Paroles delicate, lenten
times; when it is not difficulty to beat him
with good horse. But the race started
the seeretions and sharpeucd his appetite
so that, five d avs afterwards he beat Tom
in the cup-a mile iuther-by two lengths,
and Vera Cruz nowhere. In the summer
handicap, mile and three .fourtbs, Parole
carried ZIG pounds and beat Vera CRUZ
with 81 poHnd', BY two lengths. George
w., Bushwhacker; and Athine also ran.
In this race Parole gave Vera Cruz 90
pounds for his year In age over him, and
WIN Al o'OC. IL Nas tDDul lsft 10 Tue
mile, and Parole won easily, with ZIG
pounds. At Baltimore next week he will
carry II pounds less weight. lie also won
a purse, mile and half, with 81 pounds,
beating Virglnius six lengths in 2:3G3.
Glasgow also started. At the Jerome
Park fall meeting just concluded Parole |
beat Mgerine and Ambush, three miles,
for the maturity stakes, for four years olds.
He won easily by two lengths in $40. The
track was deep and slow. In the Grand
National handicap, two miles and quar-
ter, he was second to Tom Ochiltree, and
carried 115pounds. In the alleged stakes. |
q mile and halt, weight for age, he was
second to Tom again, and st. Martin, Tie.
ginius. Algerine, Idalia, Madge and Prince.
ton finished behind him.