, 1881-10-16
ting Association announces the following sus-
parks and horses:

o,t;oor ouJ' ~ ,ht hahsa5 C1fy Industrial Expo
caikins, G:l!esb.lr:s, lii, md the a. M it,IY Low
Aiso SUSPENDED ty orier Of the seslaiia iio) In
By order OF tho Gedar ] KapIds '1 etal tIn prlvtnt
" tark Associations: Fred Newman Chicago. ami
ii ine o. ard e nsg Charley; g 4 Babcoek, Canton
mayo, Chicago, and the br. g. ltesolute.
| 1sEINSTATEU.
1C1ntms M Tor entrance money paid or settled.1
~ Il: OSleSby, Chicago, and tho c. NJ. Florence
~, suspended .li,ne IT, loSl. by order IT the
JaekS"n tMlch.) Horse breeders ASSOCIATION. -.
rA !: Atlo:n'ln. Freeport, H. and the blk. s.
ui!c ~. " Park Associ,. ZION and Sept :. 1881.
" y oraer Of the Charter OAK PARK Association.
Hartford. Conn.
| AMERICAN S'IEEwDNESS. =
Ihe Referee, AT English sporting Journal Of
souie prominence, has tho following; platn words
N reference 10 the artistic manner III which the
h,ai:I touis employed by the b,okmakcrs were so
nadly fooled by those hay.ng Iruuuols in charge
u tnat ne bncSers of tho American colt were aDlo
| 70 Sct tneir money On at t51u,f odds: j..
naI;cl aIAGitenent Is always u cheap enough CON-
| I.oally ut Dpncaster, hut is long since [ nave
' sGen So lnuch OF it US Was snow,, IN Wednesday.
Tot thn Gven TUG extraordinary victory OF Robert
or Bend Or produced tlulf tho tumuilt. Tho
to M'h pubijs: 5bais: axox as wet Is wonerfHl damper
uhdtr no circumstances have rivulled tho
SNOW mAde IN l55l directly tho Lcser WIS
over As lroQuois was lid buck Into the pad
auck no was surrounded by cl&nlpr.,uS thuu-
saads' so1ue OF wlom bestowed their attentions
"9 upoh n'M: while others preferred 10 snit,,c
man buro his biushing hu,tors with customary
eqnnnitulty. though ouce twice it appeared
q taoush the mob in its desire do him and
Ia ~. cuaFEe honor, would carry tue couple rounti
tne COURSE again. M Que who suw ur heard
wnut pusset after the race can easily believe
tne stor'cs Ut threatening letters aud eildcvurs
to hobble or uobnic ur get at-wtutcver the cor
rect term may be-lrotIuois because he was IN
!amertcnt Eur nlorc likely Is It that the Amer
-! t.te u1t OF breeding and runIthg horses, but !
IN tho way Of managing better corner. In this /
Pc on their sorest point. They hive hit tholn
tno hardest blow possible. rs they have struck
,e tne1n a. hot only ln tholr buckets but IL ther be-
mei ~ themselves aud their ability. Should tic
story ut now 1rotluoIs WIS driver, about In the
market. and starred about to Iuruiast when
ot, ne ought 70 have 1cen about to On, ever t,e
coue PUBLIC, scuudti- lnonEers unl lovers uf tho t
curious VIII have u su1fcr Ut the sensational.
the d.ial contest. diamond cut diamond nnu
best by very ion:; way, and there are inuuy Of
our So called shrewdcst myers who vii! have to
nasa @ tnat they have been sold over this busl
- nas shlu lust week with regard to tic lro-
auois l.i: stable can well staId this. Nobody FOR
[ofns awty iu their lIyes-lor eyer, .ruh wurd |
would lay their books three Or .unr times over
nss .!n 1roquois unless they thought tho nfor-
nc Tnat they and the touts they employ have
'eeh fooeo to the topuf their bert by tho Amer
~ N;. oc'iIu ~! ca;lhct III drubtlng. This Is
ne e plSgest blow the horse watcn.ns system nus
ct received, aud those who made books to ,tg-
Ires, Ire ana are NOT Greedy Of Undue gain. have
hat gwen them by their owt, cunscici,ccs.
sw, CIV. very few, will be inclined TO com :
eads into tha .b, iasf Ma9 rn thor
lst now right our Ut i" In tho rucc fnr a.,il 3.
y e., e,ther % humaa or equine. IL one fell swuop
nd capacity among ourselves, Speed md sIuy- = =
g power among our horses. iii We Gun do NOW :, y
e nc ety !cn.ood! lchuhud!" nnd .s1 for time
sck 70 alley-tnws and pe:.-il- the-r!ll1, and
ave the superior sports to exponents OF trans
tl:n1ic t:l1 = aud razor-lke shrcwtncss. Why. Tue
tesL anu most comprehensive piece of srr,,tes.y
er arranged by an English Stable sinks Into
sneanes 81! re Dy the side of tho lrluois bust Ct
.ss: Ihe sartwdesl and most tricky OF our Y
10 ailsb trainers and trarHct Operate tors is mere 49,
oepisck when compared with tho gentleman - -
40 @ not on'y managed TO win The Leger. bur to IN
n nVe times the amount Of money thai he n
'4ht Iairiy to have won-aI !. fifth tho risk, =.
.. oe u remembered To sun, up the stu:l- g g
IN. we are nut in the unt, either physic,lvnr Ell
oFa!iy, with the Americans. who over this az
If appear IL have enhanced their own rcplitn- !
n u itr cuteness Tho woodeu-nutsucu man. | tw
10 mas hitherto hcen typical representative OF en-
aericaii capacity for getting the best Of ,ru s'
En ,,1,I. WI WI! "a na'e to take back sent whenever
happen to BIZ mentioned.
HOW l:oQUois WAS BEATEN. n
he defett Of 1roquois III the Champion Stakes I
TnursdnN is thus described: y
he Tacc for tho Champion stakcs. for 3-year- ;
anu upward. distance one mile two fur ~ -
= aud serenty-1nree yards, was won by oso
II Arlington s'4-year-o!d cnes1nur colt Bend las
The ne. second place was secured by Mr. G. sha
ntoMs : ycar-od bay colt Scobel and Mr. ,v,.
Lorill;trds 3-year-od brown colt Iri,o,lols va va
,e ,:. Ia third. Bend Or. the winner. won the Ter
by iast year. was victor III tho r1,ce for 1fe ter
and subuFban II .ndtcap ut EPSON in April ing
und also c;lrrietl OF The Epson Cod CUB in thn
ing down the II Bend Or sc,,,nIt an ~, "a fce
is took c1ose order. When climbing the rsr witt
u. aL : quarter Of suiln from hume lroguois II
1rea; and Bend Or and seooe singing ts,
t. Bend Or won the race hy half Il length. star
e beng two lengths betwc en- Scobcli und VIVA
uols IL was grner,lIy admitted By his hoot
@is aa f9at iroul1o's was fairly and Of Il
ia rs Wooa a.! ranss ; second to Archer Tie did
ricnns and Englishnen: The la1ter bud the | fIul
.st 81, am9nn! @ of money. They became greltly As
'eo ana enthusiastic when No. Is was huisted wer<
TRACK TALK. bers
ssclta, the full sister to Maud S., has been mum
en- to harness. She will be years Did next u t
l., year
Cd sa,,.t, To- trot race ut Bcacon Park, Boston,
an and Eacnderrr are ,eo oro.nu - . but !,
'til next season sport silk in the cross. turs
try events. ,,os. ,.esa
II. Crawford. the we-known trott,nr- now:
man ol th!s city, has sailed for Europe Tor 1iclet
ina, the fily that won the 2-yeor-oId raca , .uete
Rreeders meeting, distancinx three other rit;rf,
rs III .:3:13, WAS sud ut auction Immedi- | r. ~
after the race for $4,051. ngni
srs. S. Powers l. Son, Decatur. ILL.,. hare In th
hsed or 3lr, II. Ring. Bloom ugton, ill.,. the stats
! morse st. Mnnxo IL years old. by St Al be sa
dunn Cruchet by Young Melbourne. many
" r. Roc,r h,, t,.t ... | they
a Wa.tarr sr-T aa 'cu ~ E.icaEo three
,p,, Ciostnr hntt - Pasn "ttn Hro"n in Ma
inter quarters In limo condition Mr. Reci, or,r;
0loster can pole in :.:18 hooked With n,;jn "
teen =
Temple. one of the earliest trotters of OF pa,
the West. died last Friday in Sr Tnuia | the c.
sired by Pilot r,. and out t,f the dim or that il
Temple, his name being acqu red from bis some
n.y. Pilot Temple was foaled In 1859. and the CO
ecord Of @:2flz. York,
.od the 4-rcar-od colt that won the stakc PA
rses OF that nge ut the Lexington 1rottiur | from
2. oeaL'nG director and Clctntn!e G., his ton OF
>lu To barney Trency. Of Lexington Tor The
TIC Is by t1ca2n1ilS $ PatchEQ, out of the | one iii
Eric, ana MS record IS 2:25L. duced
interest in tl,e Eent,ol,,. nt. ., were
te wears become fhn ftit1 ~ ~ "a.cn 1871 at
IS heart In; rnvirati viii ~ siiG NcH the rat
1paign Of iSSl which ia F.a, s it wtose " which
It is nntter ar rerrot r. :oma ans ~ able to
fs not e1,vnpe h,1t Hshcoot, 9s Iu ~ ttnet house
.orjt and beIs have nIra"Tv ,n a .ou sen- by VI
is ci1ancrs Lost ca1,ea wo,i IIu "aue was
n I'm l1ar,,..,l u" A1I0 was thf