, 1881-07-01
All Four Races Yesterday Won by
Horses Tint Sold Low in
=. . the Pools.
Mary; Anderson Wins tho Garden City
:: Cup by Letting the Others Make j,
.'., the Running.
Oak Loaf, Caleb, and Storey Capture tue
: = T. Othor Eycnts-An Extra Dny's
=. 90 Racing TU.i)ay. ",.
Maud 8. Trots in 9.13 - at Column
p. bus-Uharter Oak Park y
- %" Rnces.
Chicago, Buffalo, Worcester, and Providence
Tho Baseball Winners Yes.
lerday. :

: Tho Baseball Winners Yes. -
ierday. :
THE CHICAGO MEETING.
= It Is doubtful Il there ever was MI occa-
sion on which 50 many "sl.ort" horses won
Important races, and racvs on which, tho bot-
ting was fierce hni i,cayy. as yesterday ~ the
Chtcaao track. From the llrst event to the
last tho fay0rits md their backers wero
Slaughtered without mercy. mid III. two OF
the. races horses that sold for about 81 I'll
800 pouls wurB victorious. Altogether, the
doy was one that will long be remembered
by aon,e with sorrow. 80
=. Tile Chtcngo stakes, In which King Nero
was made a hot favorit, fell To Storey, who
won III such easy stylo that the tlrm'of .Chlca-
60 book&nnkers who laid tho owners of the
colt, $500 to so agalnst hin, III the Derby
some time ago must feel that their chances
Of losing aro unpscasantly largc.
The Cup, contrary to the expectations Of
everybody who was supposed to know n,y-
thing nbout such matters, was won BY Mary
Alltterson,-a result due, no doubt, To tho
fact TINT for tile first tt,lo during tie Meeting
ste wns ridden by II jockey wl,o WIS snber.
She had appeared twice previously here,
having boen bntlly beaten III the boartl If
= .ntte .1i"''uae"n n"'ItN"s' ~ "tst =. ~ ~
tonht WIS secoi'4 III 1"nht"n"'l, nat ~ the
In field Of five. John Davis being a,nony
those TINT beat her. Consequently, when
she came TO meet botia fa,f eo''Al ana Dav1s
over. greater distance Of ground than she
Ind yet run, 1t scelno.i 10 the Knowing
ones III ilnpossfbftity for her to viii.
Tho tactics pursued by Fair Count
and DuriY. however, helped Atltlprsun's
chances @ % rreatly aud eventually enabled hor
to win, they racing ut eacl other from stnrt
quarter, when peth sh la Davis 1s and Fur Count unit
USss Tno 'ssas s aud aSe; e,ee,s heat race provided
e1y s4s anotesd IN I o r poo,s win Wsans @
would have captured tho race III straight
heats ha;| It not been fur the fact that in the
oetuhu 9'e wa poonc'Ia Nv tno ".ss Lu.A'
bnt When sue hau GUY .brooK!Sm
o TO- CONTEND With aha won, niter
g. n sass "s w%s svss S1t sssa After
Ing tae next Sa considered @ .os'Sono con-
bcroso ] tho M stert, aad T woro % trying to sot ovan,
yasz G%ssf "s i ras IL a. up s o sk aa in proper
style, old Caleb, 4 horse that most Of the bot
tl1k men did not o,v wis Ii, tho rjbo nt ail,
nnH n,,nrter 'u r. thn tast 1 ao hcf,r. = 0 th0
stMrt az th,s raco MntHvnr,in i,rnnIht xsaI Htiv
500, Bob Riddle ssso, and the ae!d Slio.
4 THE Fll!sf RACE,
tho Chicago Stake. \ dash for milo apd half
jack Havorly. storoy. Lord Lyon, md Force.
Ktng Nero sns tlio tlvor!t ln ths p92,a, bringing
$l1 for tho Held. Tlo stnrt was Il very even one,
1apk HayoE!y anl King Nero ut one9 taking tho
Lead with Storey lcnKth eehlnd theua and tho
J. other two doing the bcst they could to keep UP
With tne proccassou. Thoy cQme TO tho wire In
tug @ nCder. n9t on roGrdnEM IT. tho tsat Y tYra Moro
falling buck n lfttlo. Down tho back-strctoh
Nero had half tcuRth tho hest Vt iiavarly, but
at the thre0-luartar polo Storey went
to tho trout, and utter u. short
etruRRt0 uieppsod Of HafoFly aud Moro.
Coming down thu home-stretGh he ol0hod up
Far of two lopgttp On tue ,,thcrs. wnnli,a easily