, 1881-05-25
LOUISyrLLE,'

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UnpEre-Dogschor.
LOu1svrLLE.'
Special Dspaseh to 11s Chteaoo Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May y24.-'rlio last regular
day Of tho meeting witnessed four interest
Ing races, In ono Of which the falne Ut Dal1-
croft was lowered. The attendance was not
40 largo rs It has been during tho meeting.
The tsack was leep fn dust, no rain having
fallen during tic week. The first race was
Bruce, Frank Chpatham, Virgil Lear, Tina,
and Boulevard rs starters. Ftrsthent
pools; Boulevard, $500; Iona. 500; Julia
Bruce. S9v; field, Sat. Col. Clark had then,
well In hand, and sent them away t0n beat,tt-
ful start, Jn1la Bruce In 'front.' Unn second,
Boulevard third, Virgil Lear fourth, and
Frank Cheatham iiftl1. Julia made the
pace. but was not allowed to widen the lead
distance, for at the Qunrter she was lappel
by the fayorit Una failing to third. Frank
Choatham fourth, and Lear last,
Tho run to tho Enlf, which
WIS reachel In 5a seconds, wns made With
out q change OF position, but boulevard had
moved mp OIL Julia Bruce, and now reached
to her saddle-girth. They pulled away from
tho gang and made run for tic threo-quar-
ter pole, which Boulevard gained III the lead,
julia splendid SECOND, Una third. Cheatliarn
fourth, Lear fifth. tina was urged Mt tho top
Of tho stretch, and, passing Julia Bruce
with oase collared tho fayorit.
They ran side by sEdo until within doze,.
lengths If tho stand. whore Tina saw 1t was
impossible to bent tho fayorit for the heat,
and she pulled up, allowing Boulevard to
win byt three lengths. Frank Chcatham third,
1;4a boulevard was now great favorlt,
ana, ana sold At oaas of $40 to sl7 over tue field
I''0 '1'.Io ''spess y. t'o l.eso "31s e"u"sou'
as forty minutes was given be-
e"s' ~ ea .h.+ 1,nIao % III ~ r aseT%' fT
OF suspicion hat l1oaso dll @ nos rue ona
1ood snr sr rsttny iva away cfu IN fro,t g'sG m,a
irst posiiion, passing the quarter a Iensth
hsv hs ,1er at a nutng ge9tl,a 9r throngI; as
tie & lack @ stretch, and no canees se wore % ,taae
nntll after he half was reached, a1id tion tho
work c9tnineneed. On tue upper turn Julia
md nd ran an. in tRit bc bun ' to ''' te lon Si" Of tho
yorlt, Gheathani third, Una fourti,. and viz
H.. n r and aIote ~ =, Eu ave esG tSino 70
1s Eiis ln!eI @ l.a!, a1!u appeatGin " MaYe tntass
tue whip, but Cheatham suddenly GAME
forward with n rush nlla collared
tho tavorlt. noulovari was urged, but was slow
unR third. JullH Bruce fourth. and Lear NTH.
whining heat n Tho W two @ we're 81 so. ie t. TIC sta.
po,ssat. Eoos: boulovnrd, slSo; Cheathan
f fresh, and xers svon ~ splendid .S?Ss s.s1s. Tho
program was for i,ouleyard " trail Chcathan
thrce lengths ia front until tho uppor turn wiz
esd esoas W. y g' s' w5 sna SGe
faSos't VI, = tbsss @ 'saste: t, 1Sys 1sSS aao 'a'
ii Adj diam, ny the wy, At6us, uborto. Lucy te
hsy ss Iss1 aosae ea91s @
81: asia aia ~ ~ TSey s xess K'ysi, - ! aodessso %
ismaa seeond. by tho way thirtl, tho othors M.
trailing, and Adj Glenn nearly left out
ths p"fg IL f%ss'f IL, ta9 sanS .aood "
Hnhcroft third, Le.ex. fourth, uabriel nth,
Chockmato sixth. tho oti1ers struggling. hnund.
sa"waa ID ff Ta soeod st py 1G ,hs VIZ
thIrl. ,Lcex fourth GaIr.ol, tfih: tho othors
| buck in the ruck. Tu the half Tho run was
made In bunch, the raptdcst horses trying to
pocket the favorlt. The raluo was destined 10 be
i hot one, anu he dnro not overrraeh h1lnself ar
fall TO tho rear, und ~ as tho half lne pulo WINS
Tapped BY Inllsmnn, Gabriel thlrd, Lelox fourth,
CtiEekmato lfth Coming through tho upper
turn. they, were bunuhod, bnt entored tho
strotoh without changing tho positions huld ut
tho half. Hnncroft was nov mont forward, and
his backors thought he had the race woE hut
both Lot9x md GHortsl came forward Ia grand
| bursts. Lelex shooting under tho wire two
lengths IN attyanoo of Gnbrscl WIN beat tho xreut
bancroft 9ut BY u longth, Caeekmata fourth,
Ialtemnn nth. Lucy huy sixth, ubegt0 seventh,
| by tho Wnyolxhtb, Athos ninth, mud Ada Glenn
touth. Thine 1:h1.
Tho third race was an Association purse. one
Audersun, and Jack EInyerly came tO tho pust.
pnass: Duke of Kent *a0, Efaverly $15 tioid
x;0. Acmo got tho best of the start, Mary Au-
lorson seeond, linverty third, and the Duke
OF Kent last. HlverIy bulEcd ahsnd
aill tuok load bel0re surlullg
bud boun covered. Iio pussol Tho
4uarter Two iengths IN front Of Acme, Nnry
Anderson third, nnd tho taynrt III tho roar Tho
lAtter WIS evidently RUNNING Il waiting race hu