Daily globe., 1882-01-30

S25 Thursday, June i, ana $0U (IrOm tAOSe
who start) at O'Clock p. M, Saturday, July
Is, with 81, 900 added by the association, OF
which 5000 to second, Sl50 to third. with $500
additional to the winner of the fastest heat, II
trotted better than 2:21; five entries required
to fill, and three to start.
No. .. Trotting stake, for colts and fillies,
years old and under; 500 entrance, op same
terms and conditions as in No. l, with 81 ,OOO
added by the association, of which $3.50 to
second, Sl5O to third. with $500 additional to
the winner of the fastest heat, II trotted better
than 2:19X; five entries required to fill, and
three to start. phil Thompson, Fred Croker
and Sweetheart barred).
No. 8. Special purse, terms and conditions
to be announced hereafter.
| SECOND DAY.
| No. 4. Purse $4,000; 2:23 class, with $500
extra to the winner of the fastest heat, If
trotted better than 2:19.
No. s. Purse S., 900, open to all stations,
with 81 900 extra to to the winner OF the fast
est heat, if trotted better than 2:l54.
| No. 6. Purse $4,000; 2:35 class, with $500
extra to the winner of the fastest heat, if
trotted better than 2:23.
| THIRD DAY.
| No. Z. Purse $4,000; 2:25 class, with $500
extra to the winner of the fastest heat, if
| trotted better than 2:20.
No. 8. Purse 81, 500; open 10 all PAGERS, with
$500 extra to the winner of the fastest heat, If
paced better than 2:1l4. (Little Brown jug
| Is barred from this purse
No. 9. Purse 1000; 2:30 class, with $500
extra to the winner OF the fastest heat, II
| trotted better than 2:22.
FOURTH DAY.
| No. TO- Purse $4,000; 2:37 class, with $500
| extra to the winner of the fastest heat if trot-
| ted in better than 2:2l.
No. II. Special purse, terms and conditions
| to be announced hereafter.
| No r. Purse $2,50O; 2:2l class, with $500
| extra to the winner of the fastest heat, if
| trotted better than 2:17H.
FIFTH DAY.
No. 13. Purse $4,000; 2:25 pacing class,
| with $500 extra to the winner of the fastest
heat, if paced better than 2:l5.
No a. Purse $4,000; 2:19 class, with $500
extra to the winner of the fastest heat, If trot-
| ted better than 2:16.
No. 15 Purse 81, 900; $40 class, with $500
extra to the winner of the fastest heat, If trot-
| ted better than 2:25.
SIXTH DAY.
| No. 16 urse, $2.5O0 open to all stations
| eligible to the 2:25 class, with $500 exta to
the winner of the fastest heat, if trOtted better
| than 2:20
| No. IL Special purse; terms and conditions to
| be announced hereafter.
No 49, Purse, So 800; 2:17 class with $500
to the winner of the fastest heat, il trOtted bet
ter than 2:14.
SPECIAL PURSES.
Ten thousand dollars has been set aside for
special purses Nos 3, IL and II, the amounts,
terms and conditions of which will be an
nounced on or about June 1. 10 offering them
due consideration will be given to such trot-
tiers as Maud s., st. julien, Trinket, Hopeful,
and others whose records prevent them from
entering in the class purses; to Little Brown
| Jug, whose known superiority has rendered 1t
necessary to bar him from the pacing class;
| to double team races, and to other sensational
features of the season. A special purse or
stake will be offered for Phil Thompson,
| Sweetheart and Fred Crocker.
The Times, commenting upon this pro-
gramme, says:
"The special features of the programme, it
| will be seen, are the same as those which
made last years meeting such marked sue
cess. These features are the cash basis, pay
ments being made In installments at fixed
dates, default therein bringing no penalty In
| the way of expulsion or suspension, being
considered merely as a declaration out OF the
race, and the offering of extra money to beat
certain standard performances, this money be-
| ing given by the association, free OF entrance.
For instance, in the 3-year-old stake, the extra
money is dependent on the 3-year- old record OF
Phil Thompson, 2:2l over the Chicago track
| being beaten, while tho 4-year-Olds must beat
Trinket 2:19A at that age. The great stall
hons must beat Smuggler's 215A. In the
2:35 class, 2:23 is the notch set, because Kate
Mccall trotted there in the 2:40 race here last
summer; 2:20 has been beaten by 2:25 horse;
the big PAGERS, OF course, are asked to beat
Little Brown Jng's 2:11a; the 2:3O class is
called on TO beat 2:22, because both Trouba-
dour and j. B. Thomas went into the teens
from 1t last year; 2:21 is considered but q
proportionate work for the 2::27 class; the ex-
ira money for the 221 class is put in the 2:17x
notch, because Piedmont, eligible in the 2:2l
class, trotted In the stallion race over the
iexpected to beat 2:15, as Bay Billy, when in
that class, came within frac,
tion of second of it; the 2:10
class is required to go in 2:16, because
Charlie Ford came within three-quarters of
a second of it; in the 2:40 class, Kate Mccall
last year trotted in 2:23; but they are this year
only asked to beat 2:25; the 2:3O stations must
beat 2:2O, because of Piedmont's performance
in that race last year; the PIT Lrotters must
beat 2:14, because it is sort of standard per-
formance for first class animal, such as
Goldsmith Maid and Trinket.
The total amount of money offered is $52,-
600, and those who have seen the programme
are OF The 0plni0n bhat IL Will eVentuaLe In the
grandsst trotting meeting ever held in the
world. Special inquiries and entries should
be addressed to D. L. Hall, secretary, at No.
l16 Monroe street, Chicago.
| Miscellaneous Notes.
Patchen, PISA, and Dan Donaldson, 2:24ss4l, !,
are to be driven together.
Cleveland will give fall meeting in addi-
tion to the regular circuit meeting.
Horace Argo, of Nashville, Tenn, has re-
fused $500 for Ballast, by Bonnie Scotland,
out of Planchitte
Iroquois, Aranza, Mistake and Nereid are
among the entries for the Lincolnshire handi-
cap, to be run for March %.
A new post stake, $50, half forfeit, with $500
added, three. quarters of mile, has been
opened by the Louisville Jockey club, to close
Feb. /.
L. B. Harris of Upper ssndusky, Ohio,
has purchased the black stallion Ambassa-
dor, 2:25X, by George Wilkes, dam by Amer
ican Clay.
Turner, it is said, has decided to give up the
trettlng of Trinket and Charlie Champlin to
pole, The daughter of Princeps may, there.
fore, be counted on in the free-for- all class.