, 1880-06-13
THE TURF.
a Notable Week Among the
Western Trotters and
PAGERS.
.-.i;1;cago Furnishes the Winners
of Four Races in One
Day.
The Great Running Meeting Here to
Commence Next Saturday Aft
eInoQu.

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T7tk-101tS and AeKs al hA2e ana
klroaa
a AcIAbLE WEEK.
The past week has been by far the most nota
bic OF the present season, so far as trottinE
concerned. three neet1ngs-at jackson, Detrol'
hno MISUNDERSTANDING been IN progress In
position that Chicago has recently assumed no
oniy as leader IN sports OF the tur1- out also q
The home Of more fast horses than any otne
cat1 ~ the country. was well illustrated at taesi
meetings by tho large number OF events WHICH
feu TO the stables from THIS CITY. AZ JACKSON
Wilbur r., Humboldt, and Charlie Ford, al II
splan'6 stable, Won tae 2:s1 -::34, ana 1ffe-tof.
Ill races, respectively; while silserton and 4reo
Douglas, OF hr. Hetnis string, took money Il
the races where they Wefo engaged. II Was no.
expected that ether h1lour r. or dumpo4o'
would be able 10 beat the aeias taa1 opposes
then' Dull altnoasn not perhaps as 1ast u
some OF the horses thut in their races, they
outlasted the rest and won crcditable yicto-
I'D II uas exrac+o11 that Tho a.19 nca NJ
TS,. 49, ~. r,.esso.- s'-'.s ss,~'..s 1 ~
Boaescuez and Charlie Ford, hut as they trotted
:ha nre,,o,,s d.v in tbIs cit,. - vas MT daemed
adysabte to srart them. Ford's VICTORY mere over
tho stallion caused him to be made hot favortt
In the -for-ali race trotted Friday. although
he had against him Darby, whose ::16.. in Il
1e1+ - 1s-o 80. 80 III o.'.
nucc in race during 1s'a' and Hannis' the lut-
form this season. The hackers Of Ford were
ronfidcnr. ht,revcr. that the uray couid hear
.-1-...',.. - sr,.,.> ~ -s,*e., a,.a ~sa
s.aaa9 ~ ue anapc ~ 1o.ri4 aoo n,eus w
him farorit over the field both at Jackson and in
the Chicago pool-rooms Darby won the first
beat in a::,1;. and Huuuts the second in s:spf:
a1let "n1cn rosu c&@ne a'ons a'lo pooA t4'e 1uce
in 2:::aa, 2:os4h, 24a. BoneSetter WIS en{ered In
this z.cc, but did not start
~. ~ I ~
Week was tnat Ut Jackson anu oettol1 'boln
circumstance Of four horses from IN % one citT VIM
ri,,r f,r r,nas ~, 1,a eono do,. ho,r,, -rr,hoh,,
,..st .,.s.,',a, -. - ,;". as De' ~ p.oua
a. above suited, Charlie Ford won the free-for~
all race from Hanpis and Durby nj Jackson
aftar which rha rTov sTs,lnn Crov clond
owned BY Ir; Q: .. Dickinson, Of Chicago, capt
aEeu u, aoe .oo tnce alter rama nao won lne l1a
ne1sS The tRG Ripns4 e is oenf GT ine rsss so
q ha1noedonan' ana 1nll brother to the stallion
Wax1er van " sai ae ~, A. dt gpueo1y , q ne
y geuang lsul'GIs WE, 1ast - hentucSs. as A!so
Is his brother Asne!ans , as in Anos; and the VIC
,tor3 u gray lloud SLOWS tnal Ihe union OF
blood. such as is found in Blue Grass and Mene-
4aWs pa'es A seoI,ness Mins Us Mel US speed
~, na.e one lineage staliion wus winning 1nls
counts ef themselves Ut Detroit, these being
monroe Lnle1, owned y Al: a; ". Lonsiey, and
rteanonI, owned ~ elr >. j.: AorEan Monroe
Snaa = ~ VT u LIE cafs, nalinK pecn pit
ter Of 1851. The following season be trotted
p n NICE ~ " f Ihnr ~ w" gns aan @ loa se
WIS unlo1tunaE. aloa GnAnEe " or1scrs dlu not
seem re 70 nenenE niin; Ihis year ne Is again IN
bun dapus The memor.be 9c ~RG Rt Ss sfand nnnd
when tho !, Chief b won the first fourth, and fifth
snd sad Third in As tho sraeE aes Ssa was
at @ leaSt tMo A seconds SLOW % thla peEt9rmauce was
te Saon t asa ana IT, the way 10
nile showed MIN MN 70 e. De one OF the exceedingly
st }astar na 1a anas can t aMays tfot the hone
e fast 1sa any psnes PEI be9 e. ad as % h
nrst appeafauc6e M "a 6 1or the season, and walked
tt nnas VIII INC race II stralght beats trot-
dq te GSe |, onf S 81 15e bei9W @ hs previous re
1aken one Tace with Monroe Chief, johnson got
Up Denind fremont and captured the 2;3o raco
stallion. having won the Spirit or The Times
stA1e l9r 4,year-olds IN 1918, when be acquired
,.le record r. Of s:slM. ne trotted some last year
4aa Monroe Cnl.d, nut 4id not yet RECORD
!ohnson's success with these stations will be
EtaHaganS E e. 70 IBIS h1S many friends, Us It demon
s11.eS s o,hdr .naE s,; IODINE 1yAh Cen Grant
~ aaa @ o.aer Gooo ones tnat nave tecn brought out
~ nl1n were hot aceldents. Monroe Chief Is
gaafrod afnt IN a. the .ts and Stallion States and
5 !ao sauont t,' ~ luz -:U olalion stake and
*;. :So e'ass at ane lineage meeting. In both OF
t taesH races fieomont VIII meet, among others,
~ . staifon Acutucky Wilkes that
t~o o 1reo 4s a ra,: ees Last tuesday and
~ S,s,i Suus =. Ky nnM1uSte neet'ng. ac won
ny j.; taeu5e @ St1kes on me opening
Stake. 10th stations were wears vi oia End ii.
shoush the purse was u comparatively small !
W. us s,, ,It.eo 70 faee tnat y deseroed hy SO
lest one ever saw ~ ent,;,L, IntyE SH,,ls Is Tue ae
tho first ind second heats by neck 1,n]v in |
2;ss but in the third Alexander got his |
~ r.,,sI ~ ss1a ~ Ine nntsa after desperate
under broke yhe rounitnv tha Ia Heat Wrat az 1,.s
losing considerable ground thereby. lur in |
splte or this misfortune Wilkes beat him |
sfa1l,ons sot.tn =, ,,e ouls ~ The
country this s.alson uannis snd Hatnhin,a,;ae ns
Mum brtno having gone better than ever before.
Gh1le at Detroit last week Voltaire-a1other |
1;t1a 1aruts.1.to sec0hu 70 Driver in good