, 1880-09-05


In no race for the past twelve months has ST.
| Julien made break.
Frank Van Ness has returned to this city, and
will probably remain here during the winter.
| Noontide will not fill any OF her engaeements
this season, having been blistered and turned
out.
In Sorrcl Dan and Little Brown Jug Mr.. n. Y.
Benis OF this CITY, has the fastest pair Of PAGERS
| owned by one man.
Lady Maud, record 2:1sA, after an absence Of
! three years from the turf. appeared In the free
for-a all at Boston last week. but was distanced by
Darby.
The young stallion Van Arntm, that obtained
Id yeur-old record Of 2:22 ut Louisville in June,
1870, has made successful ecuson ut the stud In
Kentucky, and will be trotted again this fall.
Santa Claus, the California stallton, with a
51year-old record Of 2:ls, is + being handled BY
recently trotted mile Ii a:l7, the first half be-
ing done In 1:06A.
Parole will at once be put In training again,
and will probably appear at some Of the Eastern
full meetings. The old horse looks sleek and
improved BY lis European tip.
orrdn Aickok recently offered $4,000 for
Parana. the mare thai won every race in her
clnss from Chicago to Boston this season. It Is
ex-Goy. Stanford, OF California.
During Thursday afternoon of the Springfield
meeting some bold aud adroit thief got nway
with the Trea6urer's boz which contained 81, ,150.
While the trotting was In progress.
The special purse Of s., ,000 open to all stations
offered By the Chicago Trott1ng Club, to be
night Entries should be be sent to b. L. Hall,
Manager, No. ns Monroe street, Chicago.
Trinket has been purchased BY Mr.. John Shaw,
OF San Francisco, but temporarily residing In
brooklyn, for S11,GtN. She will be left in Turn
E1HhlH nnf3j nrr4nnf a arA
fl1ed, after which she probably will be shipped
to California.
It is reported that William Forbes, Of Clcve-
ea the L
and With proper handling would have sn won 1,ai;
number OF races.
Bonnie Scotland heads the list of winning
thoroughbred sires this season, purses and
stakes to the amount of S., 1856 having already
been captured by his get. The LARGEST sum
the get of Lexington in 1876. Bonnie Scotlaud's
largest winner this year is Luke Blackburn.
Splan heads the list Of winning drivers thus
far this s season, having captured $15,74o with
MokoS ns dno to ~pqf % 5uen
Turner third. with Ell, ,s25 won by Hannis Dnisy-
dale, and Edwin Taorne; Peter Y. johnson
si,5s e9l@5s' Monroe Chief and Piedmont having won
Steve Maxwell, who now heads the list Of two
mile trotters, having cut the record at that dis
by Henry Simons, ut an auction sale Of horses
in Louisville, for s87. He was worked awhile on
the track and In two weeks from the time Of bis
was called Auction.
Sleepy Tom. the PAGER that lowered the record
at that way Of going to 2:lsk at Chicago last
year, has probably seen hfs best days Besides
being blind, the old horse Is now troubled with
lameness in one Of his fore legs, and in conse-
qucnce wns unable to stnrt at Hartford. His
place IN the big four" will be filled BY sorrel
Mr.
Demis.
A telegram wns received yesterday from Capt.
Stone stating that be. wished to work Maud S. IN
mile track, and nquirinE If accommodations
could be furnished her here. a satisfactory re-
ply WIS ut once sent, and the mare will be here
IN day Or two. As already announced, Maud
s. will give an exhibition during the Chicago
meeting, and her driver expects to beat the
s:IA ol st. Julien.
The matinee which was to have taken place on
the Central Park track yesterday afternoon WAS
next Thursday, when the trotttng will begin al
1;D o'clock,-half an hour earlier than usual.
Iho !! be program includes tho following events:
2;4o paciug race in harness; $50 class to wagon.
Entries can be made at the track Thursday
By trotting in 2:223H at Boston last week Ed
I'm III ~ IhoTne has nddcd to tie fame
Ablaiah. and IS trotrer himself, acquiring a
cess in the stud has always been surprise to
horsemen. but with the advent Of Il few more
trotters like Daisydale and Edwin Thorue his
star will begin to rise.
Darby vii! not be trottcd again this season,
bis owner, Mt. Thomas P. Wallace, of New
Yurk, having ordered Dustin to give the little
brown geldng complete rest until next year.
Darby has beaten all the free for-nn nurses this
year except ST. julien, and forced Hopefu! to
lower his colors every time they met Hetrotted
third heat Mt Rochester in 2:lt1z, which equaled
ms record OF last season. Atpresent Darby has
tender ieE but it IS believed that rest and at
tenton Will completely overcome this difficulty.
Maud $; has been taken to Ctncinnati, and will
Of Mr. Vanderbilt, when She viii be driven on |
tne road by that gentleman. In conversation |
WIN reporter BAR expressed the oniuon that |
ne could haye driven Maud a mile in 2:l0 at |
aattford had Ar. Yanderbllt's dispatch order