, 1880-06-27


THE SUMMARY.
| SAME DAY-CIub, Purse, $3.50, for all ages; $50
| to second. One mile.
Felioweraft. dam IN Bonnie May; q ibsstoveali. stove H.
% Roxbury' i dam t Nora Worth; o bs b2rnsde n
sh T. hs L ban; Sy
| Evans s. Co.'S b. f. Rosella, years, by Bay vic,
qeq R1snsoe as!5s A:S9 9: Mamie H. ~ keaS
fellow, dam Luna; 9s lbs. .:........ Higbie. 0
efSrss SaSee aahs dam pa 8 Sy
by Enquirer, dam Bonnie May; liz lbs. Harris. 0
a b. Ea yHsrs IS b Met
Lochio dam imp Bread Fruit: Is ibs. aS; .ay;ea9s. ~
The 1ast race zvas 3hsmdits hsndicap thu stanc. no.
ing mile aud an eighth It was won By Mata-
| gorda from ruther Indifferent field, In zoo:
Charley Ross second, and Trfpoli third
THE SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-Handicap Purse, $3.50: $50 tn sec-
ond. Owners to hand cap their own horses, and
must start with the weights they assign. one and
one-oighth miles.
denss4e e Maen dam ss mae9s s5sSs ssss b.
]. Dnvis blk h: Charley Ross, e years, by Joe
Rsw9rs sesfs an ed Rqe F Toe 0s h1
psnce, dam Fl; Fly; = lbs ,els "a Mn
p% PoTSs %cnx soR1 r s er c. zet years BY st Rist
Longstreet, dam Faun; 50 lbs. Wits. 0
John Carriers br: T. Bnbcc, years, BY Bonnie
Scotland, dam Nlnn Turner; 80 lbs.Corcoran. 0
Time-2:00
THE WEEKS WORK.
Yesterday was the sixth OF the present meet
ing, Fridays events having been postponed on
fns 2 a9 saos as dxs It ae work
| SnturdAy-lnaugural Rush, for ul ages, one
and II quarter miles; won by One Dime IN s:o0il.
quarters Of a mile; won BY Dodette in iii.
Hnyerly Thentre Stakes, for 3-year-olts, mile
heats won 9;. 6y Ktnkead, Long s Time taking the
RRa:s0 R:ns dash OF two miles, won 0' Frank Short in
Monday-criteEious Stakes, for 3 year-old colts,
threc-qlarters Of q mile: won by Hindoo In 1:15.
Club purse, for all ages, mile heats; won by
Peru, Monopoly taking the first boat Time,
quarter; won by Hcatitude in 2:osX. ''1'' '''' .
Tucslay-Tho Illinois Oaks, for 8-ycar-old
: s FL Garaen het GS STe III xo
miles and Il quarter; won by Blue Eyes in 3:5sk-
Hurdle purse, mile heats; won by Cannon Ii
Wednesday Hotel Stakes, for Swear
old colts. one mile and half: won by Ban
croft In 2:4l4. Club purse for all ayes, one mile
purse, for all ages; won by Cnsh Clay in 1:431i,
THURSDAY purse for all ages one mile
purse for all ages, mile heats; won by Beatitude
in l:43A, LACY: Hurdle purse, one mile and u
one mile and an eighth: won by Lily r. IN 1864,
,Saturdny-:Trcmont House Stakes, for 2-year-
olds. one mile; won by Hindoo in 1:43. Chicago
won by Frank Short, Peru taking the first. heut;
time, 3:45h, 3:461z, 351. Club purse for all ages,
one mile; won by Blue Lodge In l:45. Handicap
purse. one mile and an eighth; won by Mata-
gorlu In 600
TRACK TALK.
Mr.. Thomas Fl. Brown. Of the Novelty, Car
riage Works, Nos. 3B and 335 State street, hus
completed and sent to Orriu Hickok sui1y for
St. Julien the king Of trotters.
The program originally arranged for yesterday
will be run Tomorrow: It includes u selling
road Stnkos, mile and three-quarter dash for
3-year-o olls; purse ruce for all ages, one and
one-efghth miles; and Consolation Purse, mile
heats.
famous road tenn, Carrie and Tiny, to the Ethan
neiius Sullivan, Of Riverside. This toaIn was
tss e ss beasns handy S os and ther ese
bred to Hcslng )r. is q compliment to that horse
which he well deserves, as bis colts are proving
Kings team, Hesing Jr. has seryed several other
wcll-bred mares, and the dem and for his sery-
ices Is increasing every season on account Of his
excellent breeding and Well-knoWn speed and
staying qualities.
There will be sale Of trotMtt4E II Is and thorough
Highland Park, III, next Tdesday: Tho lot to
thoroughbred stallion kichclieu, sired by imp.
trotttns stallion Woodford. sired r. Wood:
~ y rilSt; @ j.. t. Bred g .Msaeiap5' s;. one one
sired BY Richelieu dams thoronEhbred};
yoar-old colts, sired by Woodford, dums well:
o1eo dc eas sired By w Wits Eye
Silver Duke hlly,3 years old; one b-year-old
gelding BY Deerteld Boy. trotter sure; one
year-olds BY Monelaus; one 5,yoar Old gcldiug
bY NArraynnsett; one 6-year-Old Eelding by
creepe one good dIlviqg mare S besides york. Or
O'Clock p. H.
CoNEY ISLAND.
NEW York, June .6-The Coney Island Jockey
Club to-day closed q brilliant and profitable in
augurAl meeting on their new and fast course
ut Shecpshead Bay, on the borders of Concy.
Island Ihe ocean n5efze @ gratefully tempered1
the crowd Of people assembled to witness the
races.
Withers Gieneg colt third. Time, 1:03.3. Topscy,
Fuilette, and Banter also run; Banter, the
fnvOrit, and Withers colt were from four to
six lengths in the rear ut the start. The Mutual
tickets paid $8S.
Five 3-year.olds started in the mile and a
burn t sold I At $50: % bufe Of Montrose at s4so,
Kingcraft, Gironc, and Conovcr's chestnut
Luke Blackburn found himself in a
pocket ut the paddock, and the
endeavoring to get free, caught the heels Of
Kingcraft and fell, slightly injuring the jockey,
Mclaughlin. Duke Of Montrose was the winner
by fifteen lengths. Couover's gclding second,
Engcr7lft third. Time, 2:lo
The Selling race, II miles, was won by Milan,
VirEinius second, Charley Gorhan tfayorip
third; time, 1:56H.
Glenmore, jim Beck, aud Uncas were starters
in the handicap sweepstakes for the Stirrup Cup,
21s miles. Gcnmore took the lead at the start
and kept it to the finish, Uncas second, Jim
Beck third time, 3:4SA.
Just before the stlrt Pierre Lorilnrd bet
S., COO ngtinst $1,000 that Unoas would win. APP
the grand stage Uncas mtl.lc his run.
more.
Bay Rum, Katie r, Disturbance, and Prob
lem started In the steeple chase over the frac-
tional course. Bay Rum took the lead and kept
it tor three-qnartcrs Of milc When he went
out of tho course, and Mt the same time Katie
P. won, Disturbance second, and Problem tthe
fayorit) third. Time, 340h.
'tHARD TINES"
Hard Times. by Stratheonen, out Of Traffic, for
sU6 guiucl3
TELEGRAPH|C NOTES.
RoSDoUT, n. T., June 26.-The army-worm |
has made its appearance at Goshen, Orange !
County.
DosroS, June 2G.-The Supreme Judicial !