, 1880-07-11

duke. dam Anna D. AL these mares are fast,
Mollie D. being able to beat ESQ.
Keen Jim, tho horse that was purchased Mt
; NJ Bonner.s auction sale last year By Mr. Dana,
OF the New York Snn, is reported to be going
very fast having recently done a half mile in
1:G0. His record Is VA.
Trtnket a-yeer old rocord s:1oa) will probably,
be trotted in Il few races through the Central
free 1or all Sic viii Be I'd driven BY Wiley nras-
Held, who developed her speed.
trotted IL n[ at heS}nstoo Sz Seos last fa ssa ws
afterwards sold to Boston parties for S8.O0p, Is
reported to have improved wonderfully III
speed. She 10 In the hands OF Jimmy Golden,
who ts said to have given her q trial at Mystic
Park IN 2:1e-
The young man whom the Detroit Post sent to
SOC St. Julien trot on the Fourth must have
been rather excited when he wrote the follow
ing: s'Golng up II back stretch, when Il full pro-
tile view can be had Of st. Julien. the marvellous
horse presents picture such rs Is seldom seen
on race-trMck, His long and even strides keep
measure with the glittering twinkle OF his shl1l-
ing harness. and III unison With these shAkes aud
hutters tue beautiful bay NAME n ts.nng runs me
and muscles" The idea OF horse Keeping time
with tho gittering twinkle OF his harness is
original, to say the least.
The Centrni Park Driving Association will give
matlnGe at their track next Saturday after
noon, The progEum will inclue a three Minute
and s:45 class to road wagons, gao, s:30. FREQ
fnr-atl, and pacing race i'll hurness and
double team race for road teams thAt huve never
trottcd over this track better than 3:i5 Entries
will close Thursday at p. m., ut u North lial-
Mr. Andy MeDonaid promises u Roman chariot
race between his Two four-horse tcatns, which
will no doubt prove to ne an Interesting fcntnre
program will be started at O'clock sharp. and
tho gentlemen who have been In the habit OF
comlug late should remember it.
There was race Mt Detroit on the Fourth be-
tween Belle H. and Black Cloud. which the latter
1rOu, but as is always the cuse III Detroit, there
were suspicious Persons around who had ihelr
doubts about tho contest beng genuine one,
and after The Inst heat made II Vigorous protest
claiming that Belle H. had not boon driven to
win. H1ckok. tho owner and trlEer Ut 3ci'e H.,
immediately assembled tho Judges stand aud uu-
thOrzcd Capt Owen to state that he Woli4u OCT
S511 against bis own horse III favor OF Eluck
Cloud his taker to PICK his own drfyes nnd troa @
| owner und driver Of Black Cloud, offered to t1',
crease tho bet BY $5tl0 to $50 that Belle H. could
| not under any circumstances heat the BLACK
| This ought to have been consolation enough for
| the losers.
! The following important reduction in records
have been maue this scason by trosters that were
a:25.4; Bella Oakley, from 2:s7 To :a5; Carboic'
I from ESQ to :.::34h1: Columbus Aamblesonan.
5sS% (of f;;S sss4 pYr 3 @ iE2a Vsnef3a ;s e ;S
a:s5ss; " iron on Az, Il fr6m IS to :::*5s; Jersey
n9y fE9n j1Sn5 @ to SS4 S{s 'Sa {aom a: b 'ran %
Knox Boy, from 3:' to ~ Lucy: from =:S3s
| to a:2o,z; Lyman, from s;5o to 2:25l3; Motlle,
| from 2:3l to 5:.5s:; Monroe Chief. from, Is to
tide from 5:y4 TO *:.O}4s; Robert Lee, tron. 2:2s
to 2:a5.z; Taylor, from 22s to 22dal; Wizz' from
| 2:334 to .::::ssh.
| Dan Mace had narrow escape on the opening
| day Of the meeting Ut ionla, Mich He was drlv-
| Ing Eta Joncs. Jonn Goldsmith pilosed Driver,
| phin smith held the ribbons over Docy, aud Gus
~Sliddon managed Kitty Bates. In scoring. for
| the third heat Mace turned bis mare Hcoupie OF
| lengths behind the others unu came up Tor tue
| start with Il rush. Within ufty feet Of the wire
| Doty broke and swcrrcd townrd tho inside.
Mace called out t., Smith 70 get out OF tho way.
and, without checking his mares speed nude
for The opening between Driver and Dnty. AZ
| this tuncture Doty nude II second sWcrFc, and
Eta Jones right wheel became locked on the
| inside OF Doty's left wheel In au instant every
| spoke IN the latter was torn from its socket In
the hub and Smith was lot down with his right
| foot caught in the dehris. The collision t1ro
| tour spokcs out Of Macc's wheel and ttrew hin
| out Of his scat the side of his right shutt. He
| clung to the mare like grim death. After tho
| ulure had dragged him about fifty ynrds she
| cave the sulky kick, which rclcnscd him from
Els perilous position and In all probability saved
| bis life. He was on his feet before assistance
| could reach htsn, but had to be led OF the track
| terribly MANNED and bruised. and has since been
/ laid uD.