The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-05

capped below lis pounds, have to carry
pounds extra This race this year OBJ
talned 93 subscribers, and the weights have
| Just been made public. The winner of the
Derby, Bend Or, is the top weight at 124
pounds, and the winner of the 1000 guin
eas third at 12l pounds. Robert the Devil
the second, and Mask, the third for the
Derby are in respectively at 119 pounds and
IL pounds. Beauniinet, the winner of the
French Derby, Is also in at III pounds
Elizabeth, the winner of the 1000 guinness
Is In at ll3 pounds, and Jenny Hewlett the
winner OF the Oaks, is in at 103 pounds. o
Mr.. Lorillard's lot. Wallenstein and Mis-
take are IN at ITO pounds, Sly Dance at 10S
pounds, Pappoose at 102 pounds and Ner
cid at SO pounds. Fashion, the winner o
the Chester Cup and EPSON Gold Cup, is il
at lo9 pounds. The race is run over thu
course known as Across the Flat" the dis
lance being mile, 2 furlongs and 73 yards
last year the stake was worth FL, 150 anC
had seven starters, Out Of Bounds, carrying
IA pounds, being the winner, with thu
Knight of Bnrghey second at 100 pounds
aln Raron dor, the winner of tLe st
Leger, at 126 pounds, third.
REVIEW OF THE RUNNING RACES.
The first day of the spring meeting q
Chester Park opened very unfavorably, bu
the weather the remaining four days ha.
proved entirely satisfactory to the Associa
| ton, and Old Sol has smiled beamingly
upon us. The attendance throughout The
week has surpassed our expectations and
the present meeting will undoubtedly
prove decided success. financially and
otherwise. Not only has the weather
been all that could be desired, but the
sport has been excellent. Three good
races each day have been given. and this
is all owing to the gigantic efforts of the
Association to get good horses here and
make the sport as good as it has been.
They have covered themselves with glory,
as it were, and, by displaying such zeal in
the future, horse racing can not help be-
coming favorite sport in this city.
CALDWELL AND cREE's STABLE.
Messrs. Caldwell and Cree, of New Or
leans, have Mary Walton and Mary An.
derson, the latter by Ventilator, dam
Queen of Scots. She will BIZ remembered
as the winner of two races at Chester Park
tis week. the first being the Derby, Tues
day, beating Brooklyn and several other
good ones, and taking in for her owners
about 1915 clear money. The second was
a mile-and-a-quarler dash. yesterday. which
she won very handily, beating Virgie Lear,
the favorite, and four others. Mary An
derson has started in eight races this sea-
season. winning four of them, three of
which were stake races. She carried off
the Cottrill stakes, amounting to about
So, 900, at New Orleans this spring. This
is the biggest stake that has been run this
year. She also won mile heat race in New
Orleans, beating Typhone and field of
seven or eight horses.
Mary Walton, the mare belonging to
Caldwell and Cree, won mile and a quarter
dash at New Orleans and run second to
Keene Richards in four mile race, being
beaten py :. nose. Last fail she ran third
to Irish KinS !" mil. Il. ana :. nal. J.. Dash at
Nashville. The latter's time was 3;05H,
the fastest on record. Messrs. Caldwell and
Cree 20 from here to Chicago next week.
where they are entered for three stake
races. The spling races begin at Chicago
June Goth. From the Windy City they go
to Detroit, where they are entered for two
stakes.
Yesterdays races at Chester Park drew
forth another big crowd, and, as usual, II
large number OF carriages. Three good
races were run, the favorites winning the
two last runs very easily. Result yester-
day:
First Race-Dash of one mile and a quarter, for
three yearolds:
slsGe MsIS Anderson
NllBH
Recorder.
Muncle
Bill BllN
Time 2:l3R
Second Race-Jockey Club Stakes three-quarteI
mile dash, for two-year-olds:
Greenland...
HapSDuIS.
Wli1QruSn.
b Time, l:l9H.
Third Race-Mile heats for all ages:
Miss HardaWay-........
Sallle
Emma COOpeT
BetLlc f...
Is nnie F0rd
MaCeQ )nlCuS
/ Time, 1:45, 1:45H.