The New York herald., 1879-07-01
RACING AT CHICAGO.

SIXTH AND LAST DAY OF THE INAUGURAL RUN
MING MEETING OF THE CHICAGO JOCKEY AND
TRoTTING cLUB-FoUR CAPITAL RACES
MISTAKE, KEENE RICHARDS, JR., aLENMoRE
AND EXPERIMENT THE WINNERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHICAGO. June 80. 1879.
The weather charming. with not cloud to be
seen in the heavens. The track greatly i'm
proved. but still it rough. The attendance was
very good. yet not large as it would have been
had the weather been fair Saturday. as hundreds
from the country could not wait over Sunday. and
went horne il the trains of Saturday evening. Four
came off, the first being the Criterion Stake for
two-year-olds. which closed with fortyseven nomi-
nations. of which came to the post. These
were Mr.. p. Lorillards chestnut colt Wallenstein,
Mr.. W. Cottrill's chestnut colt Kimball. Messrs.
James Evans Co.'s bay colt Chris Doyle.
Mr.. Wiley Buckles bay colt Victory, Mr.
s. L. wartzfeder Co.'s bay colt Luke
Blackburn. Mr. James A. Grinstead's chestnut colt
Mistake and II. + Carter Co. g chestnut ally Bye and
Bye. waenstein was the fsvorits. selling for $780,
Kimbal $50. and tine field. composed OF Chris
Doyle. Victory. Luke blackburn. Mistake and Bye
aud Bye. $50. After dozen false attempts
for start Mistake went of with the lead.
Victory second. wallensten third. Kiribal fourth.
Luke Blackburn fifth. Chris Doyle sixth. Bye and
Bye seventh. Before reaching the half-mile pole
Kimba had reached the front aud led q length at
that point. Victory second. Wallenstein third. Mis-
take fourth. The youngsters ran in this order
around the lower turn and past the three-auarter
pole. Entering the homcstretch Kimban
still length in 'front.' Victory second. wallen-
stein third, length of. Mistake fourth.
Running up the stretch all were using the whip
andM ala Will A Yna at he
lance pole. won the by half length. Victory
second length i'll front Of Kmball. third. Bye and
Bye fourth. wallenstein fth. Luke Blackburn sixth
and Chris Doyle seventh. Time. LAS.
THE wINSER.
Mistake is o chestnut colt with blaze face and
large white spot his left quarter He stands full
fifteen hands high, is Of good length and full OF
quality.
THE SECOND RACE
the Inter-Ocean Stake for three-year-olds that
had not won previous to February l. 1879: SOS
trance. play pay 5000 added; 5000 to the second
and 500 to the third horse. Mile heats Buckner
the favorite. selling for $500; Gabriel. $50;
Keene Richards, Jr.. $780, Bonnie Oaks, $40; Head
light, $50.
First Heat.-Gabriel jumped of with the lead.
Headlight second Bonnie Oaks third Buckner
fourth. Keene Richards Jr hfth Headlight took the
lead at the quarter pole Keene Richards Jr second.
Gabriel third. Buckner fourth, Bonnie Oaks fifth.
The horses in this order past the hafmile pole.
when Buckner took the lead and came away. winning
easily by length, Bonnie Oaks second. length IN
front of Gabriel. third, Keene Richards Jr fourth,
Headlight fifth. Time, 1:45h.
Second Heat.-Buckner sold for $500. the field for
$50. Keene Richards Jr got away in the lead. Bon
ME Oaks second. Headlight third Gabriel fourth.
Buckner fifth Keene Richards. Jr.. was length in
front Of Gabriel at the quarter pole. Buckner third,
Headlight fourth. bonnie Oaks fifth. At
the nal nalf mile ,, pole Keene Richards Jr;'
Gabriel third The horses ran in this order past the
three-quarter pole. On the homestretch Keene
lengths, Bonnie Oaks second, the distance
ahead Of Headlight third Buckner fourth. Gabriel
Third Heat t-Buckneriand Keene Richards Jr., were
off together, the pair racing head and head to the
half-mile pole. where Buckner gave 1t up and keene
ner second. Time. l:4S5a.
THE THIRD RACE
for handicap purse of $3.50 for all ages $50 to
the second horse q dash of two miles, Five came
to the post. These were Williams 4 OWENS brown
gs@ps " sn
more. Il. j. Baldwin's bay Ally Blossom
and B. l: Harperss rso. bay aily .A Aunt Win Win
selling for $500. Edinburgh $780, Glenmore s45 and
the field $780, Blossom got away in the lead to q
Glenmore fourth Aunt Winnie fifth. Blossom opened
gap of six lengths at the quarter POLE there being
change of the positions OF the Others. They ran
without change to the half and three quarter poles
At the stand Blossom led length Edin-
burgh second. who was two lengths in front
of Checkmate third. Glenmore fourth and Aunt
Winnie fifth. At the quarter pole Edinburgh Joined
Blossom and the pair raced head and head to the
halt mile pole Checkmate third, length of; Glen
more good fourth. At the three quarter pole the
four were punched. Glenmore taking the lead on
the homesretch won easily by three lengths. Check
mate second. six lengths in front Of Blossom third;
Edinburgh fourth and Aunt Winnie ffth The first
mile was run in 4sIs and the race in S:s7A.
THE FOURTH RACE
was handicap for horses for purse of $500.
for all horses that have run and not won first money
third horse. One mile and quarter. There were
seven starters. comprising w. A. Dunn's bay horse
Wah-ta-wah. Bowen Cos chestnut s,, MY CANINE 1
wins bay Ally Experiment. Spencer Co.'s brown
geding Captain Fred Rice, j. Murphy's bay horse
Edinburgh, and Il. L. Harper's bay gelding Tom
Grundy. Cammie F was the favorte. selling for
sf65 Experiment $125. Wah-ta-wah $50. Captain
Fred Rice 500. Edinburgh $40. the Sue Dough
took the lead. followed closely by Expert
ment.. Cammie third the Sue Dougherty
sixth and wah-ta-wah seventh. The horses ran
sharply up the quarter stretch and as they passed
the judges stand Fred Rice led length. Tom Grundy
second, the Sue Dougherty hlly third. Experiment
fourth. Wah-ta wah fifth. Cammie sixth and Edin-
horses took place around the upper turn and they
passed the quarter and halt mile poles in the
order given except that they were closer together
At the three pole the Sue Dougherty hly led
Experiment half length. Entering the homestretch
Experiment came away and won easily by three
lengths. Cammie second, neck In front OF Wah-
ta-wah third. followed by the Sue Doughertv Ally.
Tom Grundy, Captain Fred Rice and Edinburgh.
Time, 2:ll% The following are the
SUMMARIZE.
SIXTH AND LAST DAY OF THE INAUGURAL RUNNING
MsrTIsG CHICAGO JOCKEY AND 1RoTTISa
gIIp-AIoNDAY, JUNE 3O--FIRsr RAcR-The Criterion
stake for two-ye r-ods; $50 entrance. half Forfeit
the club add $780, 5000 to the second and $l0O to
the third horse. dash Of one mile. Forty seven
| nominations.
Stdyters
). A. Grinstoad's ch. c. Mistake. by waverly dam
Wiley Buckles b. 6. Victory. by imp Billet dam
Lizzie VIC. slDrOWuI
". Cotirill's Kimball. by Buckden. dam Meta II.
tEdwarcs)
H. +. Carter h IS CHI (. Bye and Bye, by Bonnie
Scotland. dam Ivy Leaf. ........... ............
=. Lorillards ch. C. WAllenstein. by Waverly,
dam 10y Lexington .tbarretV
s. l.. Wartzfelder h Co.'S b. c. Luke Blackburn.
by Bonnie Scotland dam Nevada. tAllen)
James Evans & Co.'s. b. c. Chris Doyle. by Cape
Race. dam Mollie Ford. ........S.. .(Shauer)
Timc 1 46.
THE RACE
SAME DAy.-The Inter-Ocean stake for three-ycar-
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