, 1881-08-21


All tho stakes for the Louisville fall meeting
bnyt. filled we'll
Erunn Gun n runner owned in ST. Louis, has
eoro ,yroro IN hoth front le7s.
sollo "'o''e al wv" t1ons 'e7o.
Tho running horse kimba1 injured himself
recently while being practiccd over hurdles
Joscphus is now being driven by William Sar-
,,ort .bo ,n,r ,rho ,,-ouvbt o,,r ST Jnf5cn ond
s."e' ~ e'., no .a.' ..s" 9. ne.s, "
HIS lu! ptotnef, ot' A%cli'o"
Monroe Chief is running out on the farm Of
DR.. Herr, near Lexington. ky., but will be put
in condition and trot few races this fall.
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Ing h ' sts'1o aF y ,,tuo fhIar nwncd
OF rf y nh ny son ~ o. ti r & rncen1v
~ a. ~ OooIn's' - ILLS @t'5 "ee
sannlc IT,, record -. an9 ownco ~ ep.tn1o =
aorc Mtso u han t5.rn;, H ~, np
quarter cfacS' aho oec'' 1n1o"n out u tso''1'te'
Tho trottng horse Dick Moore, record ,:s.1z ::s.11z,
died recently ut I}oston. He was sired by BEL
mont, and was owned by George 4. Aver. His
death was caused by congestion Of the lungs.
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Pierre I,orjnrt}. Kickc.l n Stable uttendnnt last
Tuesday. fructuring tue mans skull and PRO-
ducing injuries which will probably prove fatal.
Brnkspcarc. tho brother to Wnllcnstein' that
WIS shipped to England BY Mr. kccne last year,
afier ie Whining I selling raco at Bsightou re-
Gently.
chcstorF the horso that has beep +rottinc in
>tha Two mile heut r,ces through the Ccnirni
LlFCul[, WIS SlFGH Uy NtfGuFJ Ill full UTOiutF IL
Enfield. his dam being by Magnolia, son OF
American Star.
nftt,n you,o hoe nurchasn;1 from, r 4 f.r;n.
Stena tne Go. rerpeH py - d.tn
pcrnny Is 4, roo1i coif antt has nIrcnGv wnn two
,r,t.cs ~ s,rfo~n .o4' S'1'" "*'' '"' 'o1 wv
Orrin Hickok recently offered to bet $3.50
to Sl0GtO that Santa Claus could beat Piedmont
race IN October. Mr. 5. ). Morgh!'> the owner
H,,t nnthfr',. cn1nn RI # ~ 'Ao
lanes Mnrnhx TIM wc,-knovn turfmau.
whose stables ut L0uisville were destroyed py
fire recently, refused 10 receive purse made
he had enough good horses left to pull him
through.
Pottery Johnson had a nftfe 1t unpleaeant-
Moss AZ ronnostnr win Mr1 y Thnmn-
so,, tha o,vnor ~ rho stniiinn r r. 17hon1's
T,.1er Verv 1,ronerlv refused to drive tho horse
Us tho owner wished. and tic consequence was
nn~i,ntI,. 1,1ocns hnrsc.in fnhnson;s hands rhn
oH;;n,oi ;v;ttl 10 firixnr, tn win @'@
49,
at 9n Il 'ns straht heats obtn}n@ re
1ecar, ~ Of a1 Is I.t ,o;n,Is .ietrersnn. Io IS
j Snsrs oid cis1rcn lands hivh rninr chcsfnut
,.,s hrcd h,. austin Moore NJ Nav l,r1nswick
md y owncI hv Wr> hohinson. Of trenton
Ills sistnr nnI year vo,1nv,r-n yf.rv n1lrc
4v,,c of ria fm,n,l,. narneh st;;nsv 1effcrsnn.
- !; o owned here by Within D. Smith, is the dam
hro.har ~ viii % n, Very. ,n,7ch ~ hor va,c e
'to~- "t' 00 'oA'
The fntr anu trott1ns MeettDg 70 nc neld IN
this city the second week in September will TN
doubtcdly be the largest dnd most successful
affair OF It's kind ever held In tho West Secre-
tnry Hall is now in the East securing attractions
for the event. his principal desire being to bring
o3.o .'s cs ,tata ae;1a fro,p r1nnin~ and
t.e,, ,fe ~ ,as a.orr. dn1 tha Iisniov ~ 1raff
, sav..!.'s @ vi; ~ enytathin, shnnonornI NJ ns
; rou WI ~ ~ tha. a,'"s VIII H. ~. m
t,,o erronds ~ eA'o "o'D'''7 WA ~ w
tno 1toot'u'
\ trotting matinee will be given by the Cen
trail Park Driving Association at their track
next Saturday. At this matinee any gentleman
in the city owning Il roadster is invited to par-
ticipatc, and 1nAy enter his horse ut the track up
tu :. o'clock on tho day OF tho races. Classes will
be arranged from the $3.50 to the free for all.
both to wagon and slliky. \ gcntteman Of this
city hus announced hts intention to match his
double team against that of Mr.. Bart Scwcll for
tho best two in three heats, which will no doubt
prove the event OF the day:
1t Is due to Mr. John Huber, OF the North
Sidc to state that his horse Logan won the
race in the 2:35 cnss at this track ono week ago
yesterday, the fourth heat having been reported
crroncousty.