, 1879-08-02

demn!ng Donesstter md Others pr1!.nne him.
ian. "pon't you gct notfon Into Your llcan,"
sail lie, "tlat anY Ut tho trast that I3oucaostcr
has been trnttlng against tts rear atands any
or lepe IL pf' to beae @ that feD ssa oe "'
so violently contradictory wcro tho argliuuenta
and opintona, md the speakers 30 thoroughly
nteIudlccd, that THR THtuuNx man wcnt on Z
seoa st ois G5 s Vot.e *on1 to-.
fnany of their raecs. Thta man WAS ur-
prcia,Iiccd, AMI il i doubtful IL = more com.
tse 6n s sre nesx.sr sosa 1s s 'e lid s.
views, but iva wait K 10 % personal publicity in tie
matter. Now, / have anon both these horncs IN
maturity o. s!r r;fs' Il Isao 9eeol snni
a a''i Lorso so with ' witch tha people IN your
town have s'nso .MtSn 6scomo ,,as'u s9,n'whst ,ss
1sm' fss. saa.t n b tr1'9 Yotsfs Won 3s III ,eess
neither oi tic horscs having securcd record
bstors Startling ID LIEN. They were horse-raees
nnd no mistake. Why, f. = every @ one q n'em
heforc f I'D %Goiistnith and Peck rot through ham.
mrrinr dt each other EoItasre md Powers each
lad d record Of 2:ei, which wa 4 ntetty fair
cp for t,,rec-mlnuts races In Now ENGLAND. In
neycr clear Of each other. | think It naa tic
most wonderful series OF raccs ever tsosted by
"grccnH horses, Al they were, neither Of them
having record Tnen thsy e.. rst IT, mt. net lowers
Utica ind hartford III 1870. getting ITO place,
however. l.. O. Chnac, Ut Boston, The man TO
whom The credit ot developing |loccefnt Is Iue,
then took the stallion, md when puwers met
him tha following spring he was racc'horas
''Now, as toll you, I saw those races. md It,
every ona Of item Voltalre downcl Powers
The latter Is tottav ono Ut the very best horses
remember tllt such celebrities as Iodine. Gfoa-
ter, nMntrcs., Alloy, nnd utscrs tna. were
among tho best IN tho land have cusuc from hs
farn, yotl may krow TINT mcah something
whcu nut poneTs among'thc best. Tits was
the horse lhat Voltatso beat In the spring Of
1877. They never met again tint year, but at
the close Of tue senson ouch lad record OF
2:2tL. Now have told you how highly re-
ear1 Vottatres performances that scason, mud
perhaps Yuu will DO SURPRISED at nv Saving that
In Yesterdays race hero with Driver he showed
more speed than ercr before. lie was also
stcadlcr than cser 9aw him, and, taken
best escr saw Lin trot,.. and l have seen
ali Of his best ones. tell Tou lo ts d good
horse aud mighty hard one to beat when in
condition. lie sticks to an adversary like
ha takes tho whip WE'LL, md its no
fun to have trottcr alongside III yoltr horse
Tint will take the whip like bullock at,l never
bulEE. IL the Dtl!Gr hQFdca arc any my nervous
It won't be long before snne Of tlen, asc in the
air. Now know that Driver Has much better
horse iu Ills rRco With Voltairc yesterday than
when he met Doneaetter Mt Chicago last week,
but still hardly think that; even rs good us hn
vas. hc could have beaten thc chicago horse. !
don't pretend 10 naY whether Doncscttcr will
atop or not. and I don't much care. When he
stops, anything that Ii trottlng against hin will
bc stopping TOD. liz eau carry Votnire along
fastsr than ho ever wcnt bcf0gc, aud can Eeep
carrying him for several heats. His race With
Col. Lewis md Hanuls Mt Chicago settled any
doubts may hare had about his speed. I tell
you he can loss most Of the lorscs tint will trot
aguinst him this ycar.n
Frank Van Nukb, the driver OF Bonesetter, IL
sphtnx-stko youMv man. but when questioned Oh
tho subject in whlrh nil are most Interested, hs
only smiled so1emnly, and said, ~ can beat
him."
These opinions will give The TRIBUNE read
ors guod ttlea as to tAe feelluE a,nang horsp-
nsn regard,A. the race. Thosgt who have seen
DouesetteT In his raccs thIs ycar LOOK upon him
as almost iav,lciblr, mud, without doubt. the
erl horao-sharps remember that Voltatro was
novcr beaten until Wednesday, und that he Is
clat,ncd to havo becn out Of condition thea.
They aitntt that Boncscttcr ts rare good one,
but insfnuAta that when lie meets Tic Hartford
stallloa ''hc will know tllcre has 1ucn horso-
race." II. L, W.
AURORA.
dp<efai Df&palca to me Tribune
AURORA, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-The las. day's races Of
; the Aurord Paek Association were held to.day.
The weather has been lne, usl tic meeting u
distinguished succcas. To-dAY's races resulted
aG tUlluwa: