The New York herald., 1879-07-10
KENTUCKY TROTTING CLUB.

srcoSp DAY OF THE INAUGURAL MEETING :
yoS ARNIM BoNEsErrER AND KATIE MIDDLE
TON THE wINNERs-IHE ''TwENrY-THREE''
RACE Nor FINISHED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LOUISVILLE. KY, July Q. 1879.
The weather was warm to-day and it threatened
rain all the afternoon. The attendance at the meet
ing OF the Kentucky Trotting Club was larger than
yesterday. In the unfinished 200 race Won Arnim
was the favorte. and after sharp struggle he won
the fourth and deciding neat. Kentucky Girl second.
aud McCurdy's Hambletonian third.
SUMMARY.
KENTUCKY TRoITING CLUB. Louisville. Tuesday
snd "Wednesday. July s and O. ls79-2:50 class
$500; S4O0 to the first 5000 to the second. $l2O to
the third and $50 to the fourth.
DIR. l.. Herrs b. s. Won Arnim. by Sen
tine dam by Bloods Black Hawk -.... l
Ed. T. Greer's ch 5. McCurdys Hamble-
tonian. by Harold dam Bell by MANI ;.
W. L. Mathers' blk. g. William /, by POGO
hontas Boy, dam by Blue Bull. ......... 2
J.. c. Karrs b. m. Kentucky Girl, by
Horace Groeley... .,;:.;... 0 =
Phil. IL. Jordan's eh III. Fanny Wither-
spoon by Almont. dam by Wagner. 3
w. q. Frances b. $. Alexander. by Ben
Patchen. dam by Canada Jock. -......... q .
G. Il. Clark's ch. $. Sut Lovingood. by
Stewards Abdallah. ah...................... b
H. G. Pates b. g. Albert f. by Wild Irish
man, dam pacing mare. .............
Jim Monroe dam by American Clay.... dis.
H. C. Mcdowell s b.f. Trinket, by Princess,
dam Oneida. by Rysdyk's Hanibletonian dis.
Time 3O-2:2S1a-2:32-2:25A
"TwENry" RACE.
In the 22O race two heats were trotted yesterday
Boneseter did get of well in the third heat and
made no effort to 80 to the front. 1t was won by
scott's Thomas. The fourth heat was won by Bone
setter. This stallion. it is said, has not made .
break in thus far this year.
SUMMARY.
SECOND RAcE.-LouRvILLE. TUESDAY AND WEpNEs-
DAY, July AND 9.-2:20 class; $500 divided
Frank Van Ness b. g. Bonesetter. by Pilot
IL, dam by Stump the Dealer. ......... !
A. j. SIcKimmen's b. s. Scotts Thomas, by
W. G. Frances ch. g. Mazomanie. by the
Kurtz Horse. dam by Browns Bell
F. G. pate's b. M Lucille by Exchequer.
wt,,;n, dam pacing pacing. mare n Do;r ....
Time e:25Js-2 2so-a:gsa- a:2ah.
.'rHIRrY' PURSE
The track improved rs the afternoon wore away,
and light breeze sprang up as the sun sank lower
in the west In the 2;5O race, the hrst reg
all a sooa OF tine c @ ons sn
bitter. After the first heat Charley Ford was a
big favorite. then Katie Middleton became the first
choice She had great deal OF speed and could not
be headed Lady Patchen acted badly and WAS dis
tanced the first heat. Brgadier found the company
too rapid for him and Blondine was not herself.
SUMMARY.
KENTUCKY TRoTrING CLUB-2:30 class; $500. di-
Joseph Rea's CHI m. Katie Middleton, by
Mambrino Patchen dam by Alcxander's
Abdallah. Z / 1
NJ. Monroe's &. g. Charley Ford, by Gray
Eagle. ........................... 2 3
ereorge Rightmire's b. g. Redine formerly
Tom Scott. ..........................6 2
A, J. McKimmen's b. G. Warrior. by Indian
Chief. ....................."..2 2
Barlow Thompson's b. S. d. Monroe. by
Jim Monroe, dam by De Wallis Mann
.Drino.. ................... j 4
W. H. Wilson's CHI &. Oku, by Mambrino.
dam by Alexander Abdallah. o
John Winters b. <. Big Soap, by Honesty B 8
J. McDonald's b. s. Brigadier. by Happy
Johd Turner'S ch. g. Chance. ............. 6
II. M. Bowmans ch. m. Bondine by
George Wilkes. dam Flaxy. by Ken
tucky Clay. dis.
r. s. strader's Lady Patchen. by Mann
w Time :aj-a:ai:-2:a3 -a:as:l ia''
..TwENTy-THREE' CLASS.
Twelve horses started in the 2 23 class. The
ing tedious In the first heat the driver
OF Elsie Good was fined for coming down the
stretch ahead of the pole horse. Her
owner. James Wilson. refused to pay tho
fine and the judges ordered her from the track and
expelled Wilson for discourteous language As Elsie
Good was ruled out. instead Of dstanced the money
bet on her in the pools was not lost. Orange Girl
the favorite and tho field worked against her.
She the first heat in 2:22 and the second heat
in 23 In the third heat Romance Dictator and
Calmar drawn. The combination was too
much for Orange Girl and Bell Brassfeld beat her
Ida Bassett was drawn Orange Girl again bore the
brunt of the fight. She finished third, but the
judges assigned her second place, setting Post Boy
back for running and awarded the heat to Lew Scott
Time, 2:231s.
1t dark. and the conclusion OF the race
was postponed until tomorrow. Orange Girl should
rest out we'll aud wn The town is fuller of strangers
than it was last night.