, 1880-06-13
Rachel, four years. By Bonnie Scotland. dam
saduwa, $3.50; and Sioux, four Eears, BY Lean-
5..+on 10 m S11aap HeHr S51l

, Julien. She never Lr0tLGd lML1 t05 6C1SUklt Bu
I has already acquired g record OF ~
Muscouin and Latchkey, the Cross countr
have been running II ENGLAND aad France ~ thi
S ,rn9e Pea sa sapes 81 S t,s
Trouble, the best steepl plechaser ever seen Il
years. He is owned by III. Charles Keeu, o
Saratoga, MI. who declares y that II ths old hors
Five Chicago horses-Tolu MUD. Charley Ford
Monroe Chief, Piedmont, and Grey Clond-wol
first money In races last week, and if Rose o
Sh9 Is a rsny e
The brown stallion Damon. that trottcl in tn.
Central Circuit i!l 1875. VIII probably make hi
rcappcarance this season, having been retiret
for the past three seasons. His record is 2:23ai
Damon Is owned by Dir. George a. Sweet, q
Buffalo, y. Y.
Hattie Woodward. the mare that won twt
RACES ut the MilWAukce meeting, ls n{ Aberdeen
Of as STR she is owsa bs g. FnSs
and half in 1:07.
Mr. W. @. France, owner OF Frances Alexau.
der, offers to match h that horse against the yin:
| uer of the 2:A1 Stallion Stake at the Chicago
| meeting Lto. which Alexander was eligtblo) fo'
$500 or *l,0oo a side, the race u be mile heats
! three in hvo, In harness.
Hambletonian Bashaw, the stallion driven by
". Fl. Crawford, Of this city, Is turning out te
| be onD Of the best horses of the season. Al
| Prospect Park, June !; he won race for
W ldss a2tdss isSed aesa hsas IL osaas
Southern hOr6euen are almost unanimous In
the opinion that Long Taw would hayo had uo
~ Mt' ny = to oap hnu hp hs ceu
@ - ~; - -, .AGs t & e 80 ~ t1s - -
turtles, he has met no first class fields such as he
| will be called upon to face at Chicago.
Indy Maud, record s:1sx, will be trotted a9atn
this season haynE @ aPpsrsnty recovered t t5o
| Since being retired she has raised u colt. She Is
| now being trained at Beacon Park, Philadelphia;
ana tr9ftea ne r ~ sd epe na rS
qamaes m oe'ns oone ~ % eocon!'7 ano hne HUI ~
1'9oF'
| Mike Goodin's gray mare Irene, that came out
! II ls.6' and K4s very successful through tho
It taaf xees
| Wiz. Steve Maxwell, Wild Lily, Nellie Irwin.
| Mnry RUSSELL and Nigger Baby IN 2:soA: 2:2l's,
2:2Qfs. Her best record previous TO this race
Fred Haight, who hos been of the turf tor g
couple Of years. is in the ring again this season
wth 5a9dgmeat and Gol4ea G en-, Girl The last;
| b. those, Who attendca the y Chicago trottine
meeting IN las on needn't Of her exttaoEdinary
/ With that of Tom Kecler.
What 10 nroh.h,y m. f,nes+ th,r,, +, tho x,o7
of over sne yus qana1vt 10 Wy wy
" @ ~ ~ Gser u sceu Mas reserves yes
for bis horse Jim Scott. The blanket is orna-
meuted in the richest and most tasteful manner
with figures III silk, the horscs name being
troit man AFTER whom the animal is named, and
is valued by horscmen ut 500.
Anbouvh Mr. Thorne,s mare n,,sv no16}a an.
sr ne,e1 o1 Ge W aonn anr
Restt sn;s dong tue honors behind Daisy Pale and
Il aan e.eL, f. n1u nas peet succGSstui 1n near
t tor , az uo Ss. ~ ~; ~ ~ Ges
has Prospero, Chance, Envoy, ind Nil Desperup-
dlim in his string.
+t a. t,; e ,cs nas.efn nurses nayo oecn gong very
cantio ~ th .o .nus " s aIe nc ea
mare thap At wns hot anv tnn well tbn.,ht ~
, pr,s % ~, f glven nail i!e at Hen
en dnne in ~ srnds ~ S a9e ene Ra la71 III auar.I
i tho sa1ne du n psa ana Hule @ uu VII 1 n1ia
T., 'e; th 4s 10 Ely, .a aau sot . ~ i9m vi ue at
Ka:ch hoof ~ H,ese nnsr niares ase o~neo oy mr.
o"'eN' ~ 1'os'oo' .....
jockey Archer SO severely ut Sewmnrkot 1he
ofnef " Edm,,a unS nus mi n M nus 1S,ns % ne blooa
1s1s .Marr,s' .t6 6ut , LnG tl9eA t3 III II
u the sta9r,ting POST aeW at NJ Grev!les
eSey s EssP Ja lhs s 'fs s
in the rhs an, ccrta;m1v hastoad = Il ~ 1n4
cause. his @ death @ |in1' n''enea' II ne old moi
Mr.. ]. ". swapsbroueh, of wuukceau, the
owne; of the 5-ycar-olI stallion HIInbiefnnian
Prince. b., NeneIulls Recently r,ecciTrT q }etfttr
from Mr. n. c. Smith. Of this citV. in wfich that
gentleman suid: II have not seen - your I'll horsa.
Han,bietoniul Prince, suee be trottcd LAST fnii
ut the Waukcgau Fnir and won the rice If cn11
can show him to me now il, as gold c6n,litfon "a
lc was thou-thAt is If he ean Irnt nnw "a TaSt 4
as when saw hi1n-I viii ,riva vo,, Il M; r3r
him" This colt is un1oubtcd}y one cf rha
fasfest of h;s 9t,a IL, t},a obf,1trTs r5 49, ,s1s
otaer 70 tAo already long list of colts by Mone-
H'1s tnAe are natural lust trottes5.
The names of racehorscs are literally con
men1ary upou the history Of the wnrli. IN 1s13
the 2O01 0llincas were won Nv Sir Ghnrlaa 1,mn
bury's Siuolcnsko. s,1rrcstjvc ~ tha raIraot IF
Moscow Therc mas neyer hcen :, Gacoi1e sinca ~
1861 in which Mnranpo hUs mt ham co,,,namo
ratpd by q great r;lccr. Wuter1nn SaIom"nnu
Vittoria, and Btcnhrim are iii renrns.mt..i in |
the rnciug culcndar. Wellington, NrIson and
Colliugwood ARREST the nntrittism ~ nr,tiah f. |
racInr men. Dl,1cbcr VIM, t1o nnr3,r ~ 1s1s a,5
dstinrllished matrmonin1 aiaune9 hn..a - ;,aau
celebratc1. rs in the case NJ Rrircn r. eo,oid !
who won the Derby In 1SiG. So with US. we hava, |
hud Gen Grant Commodore Vander1itt and |
Edwin Forrest. GA"
~. ~,
:. = vls!tor TO thester Park, Cincinnati writes:
- Maud :. was looking fine, and moved like
1nachine. She ccrtnjnly is very fast, and with !
Little t5ypsy lad u nllc and repent in the prcs-
RIM e Goo,,a ~ 4'net r4 o. gcnt1enen' lncudlng
anronns ,h i,+t~ -. .5auti s5auI n.o x1A =; nridc
Ftoppa sAS AA&|St lulUTIHcu us