, 1879-08-24

Volturpo got to Srendthrllt'B Tail r. Just before
reaching the three-auarter pole. Entering the
stretch Spendthrift was an open length before
Volturuo Bramble close 10, Harold fourth. At
the foot ot the stand all but spendthrift Were
under the whip and spuf nmar amo hy three
lengths before Report, coming very fast at the
flush, and a neck before Bramble, Vo]tnrno
fourth, Harold fifth, and Bonnie Oaks furlong
away. Time, 2:4lA. shtlton rode @ @spendthrift:
hv Ioriilard's Sensation, Grenada (same owner)
SECOND. Beata third. Time, ISL.
The fourth race was won by 1nVermore by
half a length, Zoo Zoo second, malt length be-
fore Loulanter. Time, 2;l5.
haif a length before Milan, Pomeroy third
Time, 1:17l. P1que was the faYorite.
TRACK TALK.
Brigadier has trotted twenty heats In $3.50 or
better this season.
GIL. Lorillard's latest purchase is a yearling
fllly BY Tom Bowling, out Of La Gilana, by
Uncle Vic
sleepy Tom has paced in 2 20 or better twenty
five times this year, slx Of his heats being IN
2:14 or better.
Daley Brothers have bought the 4-year-old
geldlng Lazarus, BY Revolver. He has been
running well this season.
Folsetto, the crack Kentucky 8-year-old OF
the season, has been sold to Pierre Lorlllard for
$4,000, and will be sent to England
Emma B., who Won the 2:29 race at Buffalo,
is owned by James Keenan,, at Boston, who re-
fused $1,000 for her shortly before that race was
trotted.
milwaukee and Louisville have Withdrawn
from the Western Circuit. Cincinnati will take
the States assigned to Louisville, and give sub
stantially the same programme
Fred Archer, the celebrated English Jockey,
rode his hundredth winner of the present sea-
son July 25s The animal was Mr.. Johnson's
bay horse NJ P. and the race was the mile Sell
ing lightweight plate, st Landown Park.
Village Girl, Canadian trotting mare that
recently won twentv-milc race at Toronto, died
soon aftervard. Her owner, q man named
Longvein, has been prosecuted oy INC society
COL Ii. S. Russell, the owner of Smuegler,
out, By Lightfoot "a sou Of Gen. Knox: and
win usc him on the road and in the stud. Look
out was recently repeated in 2:24111, 2:2234.
The old-time trottng mare Dixie, whose con-
tests with Pilot Temple, Tackey, and other we'll
known Western horses were III their day great
events, died recently at st. Louis, the property
Of Mr., r. =. Carr. Dixie was by Pilot, Jr., and
had reached the age OF 81 years at the time Of
her death. She was the dam OF a number OF
promising colts.
The following horses have trotted IN 2:20 Or
better this season: Rarus, 2:134; Hopeful,
2:174; Darby and Proteine. 2:1S; Alley and
Bouesetter, 2:10; Tr1ukett, a:1osz; Belle Bras
field, Col. Lewis, and Ettfe Jones, 3:W. Amy
has trotted IN 2:e0)l, and Ida Bassett, Orange
Gill. Driver, Charlie Ford, Dick SWiVeller,
and Chance in 2:20N.
splan drove Col. Lewis in IN entirely novel
manner 10 the 3:16 race at Rochester. 4 local
pauer SAWS: " The word was given In the fourth
heat on bad seud-of. as Col. Lewis was on q
dead run when he went under the wire. His
driver, Jack Splan, pulled him up in about q
furlopg, and turning around came back to the
stand, claiming fourth place: which was right
fully allowed BY the Judges"
4 trotting matinee wns given by the North
Side Driving Association yesterday, two races
being trottcd. That for horses Of the three
Benson, she taxing the third and fourth heats
in $40, 3:0G; Charles Andrews Matte winning
the first ip SOC, and S. Sadord's Sleepy John
the second in 3:12. The $3.50 race vas won By
Mr.. Prouty's Dictator in 2:501<, 2:5SM. 4.
Doughty's White Eye Won the first heat in
800.
Parole and Uncas have been entered for the
Cesarewitch ut the Newmarket October Meeting,
2 miles 2 turlongs % yards. MIR. K G. NaVlor's
ch, b. Jester, years old, won the Ccsarewitch
last rear, with nincty-four pounds up: Parole
is also entered for the Cambridgeshire, to BE-
mile $40 yards. Mr. n: Il. Sanford's Brown
Prince ts also entered for the same event. This
stake was won by Isonomy last year, beating d
field OF thirty-seyen.
The latest scheme in relation to Rarus FAC
cording to Mr. Il. Y. Belilis, who is home from
IN Eastern trip, is being engineered by Eph
Simmons, who proposes to buy the horse for
rest at Prospect Park. MIR. Simmons notion is
that &c, 900 people would pay 81 apiece to see
the race, and, on an equal division Of this money,
the ombination that bought Rarls would win
him out. There is only one thing that stands
in the way of this plan: Mr. Bonner, the owner
OF Forrest, would under no circumstances t1ot
bis horses for gate or stake money. Another
story that Mr.. Bemis tells regarding Rarus ia
that n case be is not sold, and Bouesetter Is the
| property Of bis present oWners ar the time Of
| the meeting hero next mouth, the horses will
come together at Chicago in the racc,-Rarus to
wagon and Bonesetter in harness. Mr. Foster
| Dewey, who was "Boss" Tweed's private
secretary during the lifetime of that departed
/ statesman, is reported by Mr. Bemls as anxious
| to bur Bonesetter.
| The iockv Madden who, with Won Blascoytchs 8
| famous horse Kincsem, III his time divided the
! laurels of so many victories in Vienna, Pesth,
| Berlin, and Badcn-Baden, has deserted his EN-
| ployer and horse to enter the service OF Furst
| Honenloe- -Oerlngen. Madden will ride his new
| masters horse kunst|crin on the 1st of Septcm-
| bcr for the II, 600 mark prize at Baden Baden
| against bis old steed Kincsem, Furst Hanans,
| Amaranthus, and IN ANONYMOUS colt Of whom
great thinxs are expected. The reason given
for Madden's desertion il that he feels his honor
| touched by few platu-spoken remarks which
| his late master allowed himself to make to him
! as to his impudent bearing since his repeatcd