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for s3 000 IN this city, Oct o9, but, owing to bad

~~-S S@~s N~N
weather, the race did not come off. :
1ekolisha was one of the most prominent
4.year-olds on the turf last season, but in
tnls age Of speedy youngsters his debut can
one. He was bred By D. B. h;bbard. Of jack
son, Mich, and is by Don Robinson, lie by Mar
shall Chief; the dam of Tekonsna was q mare
OF unknown breeding. He is tolcrably fast, but
successful aged t.ottcr. At Jackson, June Il,
he started in 4 o:45 race, but captured no part
Of the purse. boncsctter taking first money. At
Grand Rapids. against about the same field OF
horses, he was third. At St. Louis, Sept. rs, be
was second to Blanche Pratt, the time Ut the
fastest heat being c:32N.
A1atnbriuo Hippy, i,y Garrard Chief. dam by
Waxy, is Kentucky 5-year-o}d that at Licking
ton, june 20. 1878, won i-ycar-old purse over
Humboldt aud Mickey Dowd in 2:39}1, 2:37194,
2:36; and on the following day he Won $50
race in 2:a33t4, 2:3.a,s:, and 3::,31<.
Mickey Dowl, by Cazique, dam By Alex Ao-
daliai, Won VOL a @ rae at LextnSton Sept. ! 10
2:H, e:3lsA; the others being taken by Red
Dictator, out of the dam OF Kosallnd, was third
in this race. DC was recently purchased By Budd
Doblc, and will be brought to this city soon ana
prepared for next seasons Campaign, talling
part in the 5-ycar-old rare here
4 4-year-old last year Of whom great
things were expected was Greed, chestnut
fly. Her first appearance was at Nashville
Sept. II, where, fp 4-ycar-old race, she " as
beaten by the great 3-ycar-o1d So SO, OF
whose wonderful performances the readers OF
this paper have been Kept fully informed. Creed
started again at st. Louis Sent. 81, finishing
third TO Blanche Pratt aud Tekousha
May Queen, brown mare by ticurgc Wilkes,
won 4-year-otl race at Spring Valley, n.
T., Sept. II, i'll slow time.
Rarus, Jr,, was started IN the 4-ycar-od race
at the New Jersey State Fair, ut Waverly Park,
Sept Is, and won: trottins the sevoud heat III
2:1S, and the thlrd in 2:46.
Al the OHIO State Far. Lady Clark won the
race for 4-year-olds III 2:47, ::40. A.nong her
competitors was Lady Richmond, by A.W. Rich
monu, out OF Lady Columbia, By imp. Bonnie
Scotland. The following facts con:ernitg this
mare and her full sister, now owned lit Callfor-
mis- by J. c. Simpson, OF the California Spirit of
the Times, are g1ycn BY TINT gentleman as fol-
lows in the current number Of that paper:
We had Bonnie Scotland mare out Of Young
Fashion, which we h-cd 10 4. ". Richmond. The
foal, when j ycarns, we brought here, leaving ths
mare, again in toa! to Rlchmund, with Mr. Eeoer,
Of Lancaster, O.. The niy we brought here We
have only trained very little but she sho Sed inside
OF $40 gait on the track. and confident she
could beat ESQ gait on the road. We have hre'l
her to Elect1oueer. and will match tae produce
against any foal which viii be dropped next spring,
to trot when yearinss. 2-year-oldt. and 3-yeur-
olds each race for $500 side; the ycarllng race
to be heats Of mile; the others three III hvc IN
harness.
4-year-oId racc at Oakland, Cal, Sept. 10, in
9:3344, 2:35, 2:3S, beating Belle Davis, Gypsey,
| Huntington, and Bessie.
phillis, a gcldipg, whose breeding is not given,
won f. -year-oll purse at Potsdarl, n. l., Sept.
| Is, the third heat being in o:3S, aud on the
| following day, at Malone, Pa, he scored another
| victory, acquiring record in the third heat OF
2:35.
Molie, a bay mare by Sweepstakes, although
| a 4-year-old, Won race tor a-year-ol4s a.
@s5: RssSlh*s's's last SEPTEMBER III a:' s'''' anu
| McCurdy's Hambletonian, by Harold, owned
| in Tennessee, was another fast i-year-olt last
season, and was given a trial IN @:z0t5 oIei
| sloy track. lie IS out of the dam OF beimont
| Oku, by Ha.nbrino, out Of Ahdallah Belle
| py Alex AodalIah, was quite good 4-year-old
! last season. He won the three-lninute race 81
Dubuque, Sept. TO- in 2:39, :3s, and sub
seoue1itly walked over for tho 4-year-old stake
| at the National Breeders meeting at Rochester
| ted better than 2:40. AT the Chicago meeting nj
started in the o:34 class, but got no place
! Elaine, by Messenger Duroc, out Of the dam
of Pros. Gro nnd Dame Trot, whose 3-year-old
record ofa:2s is the best, was goou M tna1e d ~
her 4-year-old form last year, and at Hartford
Oct 25, trot1cd in 2 2:2iA for cup, thus giving
her the best .i-year-old record. she Is nnw II
California, being the property ol e1-6oV. stan
ford Of. that State.
es ios+ seas.,,, hit at lexington, Oct. s, was
laees ia,e ~ nranno 1;r1 in S.sSsT .:2slI,
fieGnu ~. eu o.rrSS Lr..a air. Esstuaup OF New
WE and II Is understood viii he trottcd ne1
.enr ~ which cast. hr NAV visit Chicago aul
ttrnt IN ~ tbn fivc-,rar-old race.
~ Snanti1e. by Harold. out of Midnight, by
piint r.. wos. next to Maud s., probably tf1
hcs1 fonr-vcar-old Of the season. and it will b.
noticed that Sic is bred like Maud 5, bo:a bein:
nv Harold out of mares by Pilot, Jr At Hart
lard. Ort. 4. she won the 2:SS purse in 2:2S1<
o..9i/ 3:a0i;. At Narracansctt Park, Oct rs
She Won the itirst hea, iu 2::sx, the fourth il
| 2 DO, and the fifth in 9:.6
Another one that may visit Chicago next yea
| to compete for fiyc-ycar-old honors is the ba
geldiug Buffalo Bill, by Fiske's Hambletonian
! the sire of Edward He showed mile i
| o.o,1< loe, ecoenn and il owned hr Mr. Fislze G
| @.-oZ3 -, ;3. ..as H., A~> " ~ ~ '
. | tol4"atet, MIA. ...o ,.~-oo Ala,
VI COURSE, tHele are sotue " tucsG ~. .eeo ta:
: | from various causes, VIII not ue Aoie " pu. ~ !
less all signs fail the cream Of them vii! be her
| to contest for the 5-year-old race, together wit
! | numerous YOUNGSTERS to whose owners the
: vear-o1u event will prove an attraction.
KENTUCKY TRo1T1S0 STAKES.
! THE TRIBUNE publishes below, in advance {
a1] other paocrs, the entries to the Leyifigto
| et,1.os nf tbn + kentucky TTottinu- Horse Drect
aran ars5 Assoc;arion. There are TWO other stake
eis - ,1osad a. thc same time. viz. the Kc1
"A!eA tAoS@u ~ d. c-,c. ,,nI-or Iii = -.