The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-29
RUNNING RACES.
The Sport to Begin Next Tues
day at Chester Park and
Last Five Days.
AFew Remarks About the Horses
Programme Of Races
and Notes and News.
RUNNING RACES NEXT WEEK.


The spring running meeting OF the
Chester Driving Park Association begins
next Tuesday and lssts fiye days. The
buildings in connection with the track have
sll been cleaned and thoroughly over
hauled, and everyth put in line condi-
ton for the coming sport The improve
ments made are too numerous TO mention.
The track itself is rather hard, and little
rain will not hurt it in the least.
The prospects for a good meeting are
excellent, and should the weather be good
the attendance will probably surpass all
previous meetings.
About thirty horses were at the stables
Yesterday afternoon. and large number
came in last night and this morning.
Prominent among the animals at the
track yesterday were the following;
Little Reb by Rebel, dam Kentucky;
Tvphone, by War Dance, dam BY Wagner,
and Bucktie, by Buckton. These belong
to the same stable.
Caldwell & Uree's stable-Ch. f., Mary
Anderson, three years old. by Ventilator,
dam Queen of the West. Mary Walton,
four years old, by John Morgan, dam Ellie
Cheatham.
Killers stable-Carl Morgan, by War
Dance, dam Experiment. by. Pheaton.t
Beckey Wright, three years old, by Tom
Bowling, dam by imp. Bonnie Scotland.
Mr., Davis has Charles Main, four years
old, by Pat. Maloy, dam Alice Burfin,
Omega, by Pat. Maloy. Alfin, by Pat.
Maloy, dam Mollie Tinnis Sallie Polk. by
Glen Athal, dam Rapadan. Bette f.. four
years old, by War Dance, dam Melrose
Edgefeld,' five years old, by Halcassar, dam
by Charles Bali. Ch. Beeswing, by Bal
lenkeel, dam Orphan Girl. Ch. t. Wampee
by John Morgan, dam Dora, Australian.
R g. Recorder, by John Morgan, dam
Queen of the West.
Jim Fay, by. Prussian dam Ada Bald;
John Grayer's b. c. Greenland. by imp.
Glengary, dam Nevada, by Lexington.
Mr.. Whitney's stable, comprising Mace
doniyas and Gyantwah arrived yesterday
from Rochester, N. Y, after being four
days on the road and meeting with no end
of trouble. Whitney is thoroughly dis
gusted with his trip so far, and nothing
short of two or three good fat purses will
restore him to his usual good humor.
Mr.. linens has six horses at the track,
O namely: Miss Hardaway, Cash Clay, Min
nix, - Harry Cow and Astrol.
J ], carter's ch C. Brooklyn, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Mozelle.
The following is the programme of races
for each day next week:
FIRST DAy-TUEsDAY, JUNE.
First Race-Trial Purse 5000, of which
second to have $50. For all ages. Dash of
one mile.
Second Race-Ohio Derby Stake. Fol
tbree-year-olds. $50 entrance, h. f; $500
added by the Association. OF which second
to- have 500. Dash of one mile and 8
half.
Third Race-Club Purse $500, of which
second to have $50. For ali ages. Mile
heats.
SECOND DAY--wEDNEsDAY, JUNE 2.
First Race-Club purse 5000, of which
second to have $50. For all ages. Dash O.
one mile and quarter.
Second Race-Club purse $500, of which
second to have 500. For all ages. Two
mile heats.
Third Race-Cincinnah Ladies' Stake
. For two-year olds. $25 entrance p. p; $25'
added by the Association, Of which secant
to have $40. Dash of three-quarters of
mile. 4 s
THIRD DAY--THURsDAY, JUNE 3.
First Race-Club purse $500, of whicl
second to have $50. For all ages. d. Q
one mile.
Second Race-Burnet House Stake. Fo
three-year olds. $50 entrance, h. f.; $50
added by the Burnet House. Of which sec
ond to have $780, Mile heats.
Third Race--Clnb purse $3.50, of whicl
second to have $50. For all ages. Dash O
two miles.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, JUNE 4.
First Race-Club purse $500, of whic
second to have $50. For three.year-old.
Dash of one mile and quarter.
Second Race-Jockey Club Stake. Fo
two-year-olds. $25 entrance, p. p; $25
added by the Jockey Club, OF which SEE
ond to hare $50. Dash three-qua-tcrs If
mile. Winner Of Cincinnati i.I St,k
to carry five pounds extra.
Third Race-Club purse $500, OF wliic
second to have $50. For all ages Mil
heats. Winner OF mile heats first day +
carry five pounds extra.
FIFTH DAy-sATURDAY, JUNE s.
First Race Club Purse $3.50, of whic
second to have $50 for all ages mile heat.
three best in five. ..".
Second Race--Cincinnati Cap, for a
ages, $50 entrance, p. p.; $500 added by til
Association. dash of tive miles and half
Third Race--Consolation Purse $3.50, {
which second to have $50, mile heat.
horses beaten once allowed five pounds
horses beaten twice allowed ten pound.
horses beaten three times allowed fourtee
pounds Gt.m. b III "A
Brambelleta is expected, but had not a
rived this morning.
Quite number OF people visited Ii
stables yesterday and to-day to look at I'll
flyers. e85t Paa|.,DA
Brooklyn will in all probability run
the Derby Tuesday. He was winner
Nashville and at Louisville, where he can
from this morning.
A look at Maud s. yesterday showed Il
mare to be in fine condition. w. v
Bair has her in charge, and her stall is q
most as neat as parlor.
Mary Anderson had her leg cut in Loui
vile. Although it is kept bandaged she
getting along finely and will try hard +,
the Derby. She is also entered for the Blu
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