The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-03
SPORTING SPARKS.
Turf.

GeeD EVENTS BOOKED FOR THIS AFTER.
NOON.
Yesterday the citizens turned ont en-
masse to attend the races at Chester Park,
large number of ladies being among the
spectators Three races were run; the first,
mile and quarter dash, which was won
by Bucktie, Bette f. second and Ida Davis
third. Time-2:lSA.
Second race, two mile heats-First heat,
Irish King first. Typhoon second. Minnock
distaneed. Second heat-Irish King first,
Minnock second. Time-3:46A, 3:52k.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile dash,
for two-year-olds. Only two starters,
Greenland won, Ems second. Time. 1;22.
To-DAY's RACES.
Three very good races are on the bill for
this afternoon. Old Sol is out and every
thing favorable for good crowd. The track
could not be in better condition and some
fast time will doubtless be made. Among
the starters to day are Mary Anderson,
Brookly yn and other fast ones. Withal this
promises to be big day.
The following is the programme for to-
days races:
FIRST RAcE.-Club Purse 5000, of which
second to have $50. for all ages, dash OF one
mile.
Entries -Minnock, Sistora, Emma Coop
er, Bailey, Babee, Lizzie Ball, Ida Davis,
Captain Ramsey, Sallie Polk, Charles Ross,
Alpha. Louise, Recorder, John Bull, Short.
fellow and Robin Adair.
SECOND RAcE.-Burnet House stake for
three y ear olds; $50 entrance. hall forfeit;
| $500 added by the Burnet House, of which
second to have $3.50; mile heats.
Entries-J. P. Bidleman. Columbus. o.;
b. +. Louise GMynne, by imported Hurrah;
dam Nellie Gwynne
Caldwell s. Cree, New Orleans, La. CHI.
f. Mary Anderson, by Ventilator; dam
Queen OF Scots.
John H. Thompson, Washington G. H.,
Ohio: r. t. Ada II, by Revolver; dam
Syrine.
J. Carter, Nashville, Tenn: ch. C. Brook
lyn, by Bonnie Scotland; dam Mozelle.
Ira 4. Bride. Montgomery. Ala. ch. +.
Wampee, by John Morgan; dam Dora, by
Australian.
w. r. Enck, Nashville, Tenn: ch. f..
Beeswing, by Ballankeel; dam Orphan
Girl.
THIRD RAoE.-Club purse, 5000, of which
second to have $50; for all ages; dash of
two miles.
Entries-Bucktie. Edgefeld, Strasburg.
Cash Clay. Jim Fay. Omega Almeda and
jim Malone.
Last day.
Go out everybody.
Beautiful weather.
Races begin at 8 p. m. sharp.
Mary Anderson win act in the Burnet
House Stakes to-day. Lookout for her.
The judges yesterday were Edgar john
son, Geo. N. Stone and Mr.. Shrafforurs.
Captain Cottrill has refused $40, 200 for
Kimball, who ran second in the Kentucky
Derby.
Family Fair says that the jockey, Fred.
Arc, er, after winning the Derby for the
Duke of Westminster, which he did entire
ly by clever riding. now intends to give
himself holiday from professional en-.
gagements. He will start next week for
America, from whence he does not intend
to return until November. His health has
been far from good lately, and his medical
advisers recommend an entire rest from
riding. He chooses America as his SANTA
rum, because there, he says, he puts him.
self out of oil temptation to mount q
horse.
William Collier, rider OF Enterprise in
the first race yesterday. met with an unfor-
tunate accident at the first turn. His sad
die which was heavily padded to make the
necessary weight, turned, throwing Collier,
or pap" as he is better known among
horsemen. He fell on his head and shoul.
ders and rolled four or five yards, scrapine
| his right temple badly and receivinga kick
! on the left knee. The fall stunned
him, and after being brought into
the stables he was unconscious
for some time, muttering, 'Tell
| mother Tn going home" nc. For while
| it was thought the boy was seriously hurt
but he will pull through all right and be
/ riding again soon. pap" was formerly
with John McGinty. and j ined O. o.
| West, the owner of Enterprise, at Louis
Vile. week before last. He is a colored
boy twelve years old, and belongs in Lex
lington. Enterprise, after losing bis rider
went to the front like flash with his sad.
die hanging on his side and maintained the
lead t. roughout the ran, coming undel
the string a half length ahead of Bucktie
OF course he was not allowed the race. The
/ crowd cheered him loudly and the dumt
beast seemed to know he had the sympa.
! thy of the spectators. Mr.. West did what
he could for his rider Pap" and remarked
"Just my luck"
Manager r. E. J. Miles was out yesterday
with his Bonepart and four'in-hand, thu
| most stylish rig in this city by large ma
jority.
Aquatic.
RACES POSTPONED.
NKw ORLEANS, June 3.-The boat race
were postponed yesterday till to-day, ow
ing to rain and rough water.
| Baseball.
Yesterdays GAMES.
The game between the Worcesters an(
Cincinnatis yesterday was postponed unit
to-day on account OF rain.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., June b.
| innings. ............. l Q s 6 $50
providence 0 0 o 8 0 0 0 0 o.
Cleyelands. ............. o 0 0 0 l 0 Q o.
Bosron, MASS. June g.
Ipnings.... .....- l 2 9 I
Chi agOs.....-........... l l -
Boston. ...................... 90 o 1 o 2 o.
Troy, N. Y, June B.
Innings .......... 1 2 8 S 78s
Buffaios, .................. o o o o o 0 / l.
Troys....................... 0 50 0 o IL
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