The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-05

A Grand Meeting Promised at
Chcago-The Entries.

CmcagO-The Entries.
Chicago, 4.-Entries to the sum.
mer trotting meeting of the Chicago
Driving PARK closed May 1st. and
Will be published tomorrow with
the unprecedented number of 276
entries. For the seventeen events
On the installment plan the total
premiums are 100000. The classes
provide for minute, 2.4O, $50, 2.S5,
2.27, 2.25, 2.23, 2.21, PIC, 2.15. PA:
5-year- oldS, 4-year-olds, 3-year.Olds,
Trotters: 2.30, 2,20, and free-for-aH
PAGERS. The two colt stakes closed
March Ist. The entries include all
the leading trotters and PAGERS
IN the country. All the events are
nlled except the IA class, which
mas two intries by "Jno. E. Turner
and Commodore KIttsOn. THE FIT
class has five entries. Charles w.
+ ord "MGnrOe Chief" Edwin
Thorn" $50 So" and Won Armin."
The 2.19 class bas eleven entries in
Guiding 81. B. Thomas" Romero"
william II. FToubad0ur" "Moroe
Chief" Doctor Norman" "Alexan-
der" Fanny Witherspoon and
adele Gould" The 2.2l class has
eleven entries including "Overman"
Erred Douglass" Matte Graham"
"BuZZ," Medium CAPTAIN Lewis"
and Name" The fve-year old
class has seven entries; "Phil
Thompson, " I'D Meers, Adelaide"
"Belo5," wild Flower "RrOnZe'y
and Jay Eye See" The
free for all pacing race has twelve
entries, including Lucy" Buffalo
Girl. "SOrrel DAN" Matte Hun
ter" Sleepy Tom" Gem" and
Little Brown Jug" The 2.2O Paei-
tic has fourteen entries, including
Med Forester, s.Princess," Jack
Rapid" High Jack" warrior"
and "Gilly Scott" The three minute
class has twenty-nine entries; the
2.40 twenty-eight; the 2.35 nineteen;
the $50, twenty.four; the 2.22,
tWenty-seven; the 2.25, twelve; the
2.93, thirteen; the 2.S0 pacing
twenty. Extra money is offered in
each event for beating recognized
standard time in that class.
Nashville, 4.-N Gather warm and
clear; track fast; large attendance
First race, mile and a Quarter:
"Thora," "Checkmate," 'PearI Jen-
nings" and "Blazes" started.
"Thora" was a big favorite. "BIazess
went off in front, s'Thora' second,
"Cheekmate'' last. "Thora" got the
lead in passing the stand, and was
never headed, winning in gallon
four lengths ahead; "Checkmate"
second, Jennings" third. Time.
PIP.
Second race, three-quarters of q
mile; Joe Stark" "0range Bios
son." Centennial" "EVa K"
"Pope Leo" 'Monticello," "TeIe-
phone" "Buckmaster" and NAL
Volio" started. t'M0nticello" and
"Malyolio" were first away. 30
STARK" was the favOrite. Orange
Blossom" who had got to the sec
Ond place after running half a
mile, came on and won by three
lengths; Eva second, "Buckmas-
ter" third. Time, lie.
Third race; mile and eighth.
"Saunterer" "Rothschild'' tOliYett,"
"Green wood" "Callao," and High
Flyer" started High Flyer" off
first, and "Rothschild" second:
'Saunterer" third "RothschiId" led
past the stand, High Flyer" second
and "Saunterer" third. No change
in these positions for the next three
quarters of a mile. Within a fur
long from home High Flyer" came
on and won by two lengths from
"Saunterer' second, and "Callao"
third. Time, 2.
Fourth race: mile and a-half
over six hurdles, Revenge" and
"Mandamus" "Charlie, ""Bnsh" and
Florence D" started. Reeds fay
orite Revenge" won in hollow
style, taking the lead from the drop
Of the flag and was never overtaken
and won almost in walk ten
lengths in front of Charlie" "Bush"
second, Florence" third, Man
damus" fell at the third hurdel
near the stand, but his jockey was
not hurt: Time,254.