Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-11
Sporting Iteus.

friend in Richmond that the thorough brt
stock In that vicinity Is doing well. He says
I"McDaniel's colts have grown 90 much, 70
would not know them. Die CIapperton's col
two years. old this spring, is now s feet IL
inches high, and Is one Of the finest lookin
colts have ever seen. Gov. Wickliffe vii
stand at Broad Rock the coming season, at $25
and If the country gets In anything Ikea settle
condition, your friend Med. will have tw,
meetings a year on the old Broad Rocl
Course"
WEARD.-The fine three year old Wizart
was, we understand, sold lately to Mr.. Thomal
Lett, of Novato Township, Marion county, Cal
ifornia, for the large sum of $1,000. Wizart
was bred by Mr.. ]. B. Redmond, of San Fran
cisco, and was got by David Hills Black
Hawk, out Of his thorough bred imported Eng.
lish mare Fairy Queen. -
SAVANNAH (Gs.) RAoEs.--Already we have the
qualification of calling attention to the pro-
gramme of 1862, for the meeting of the Ten
Brock Jockey Club. Three stakes are opened,
for TIVE and three year olds, the former 10 run
a single mile, tte latter heats of two miles
The Club has appropriated $4,000 for purses
and additions to stakes, which ought to insure a
good meeting. Thestakes close on the lst of
May pext.
Mr.. RAREY.-Mr. Rary receives great many
letters desiring written information as to the
best way to tame horses. The public is aware
that he many years ago published book on the
subject, and many others have done the same
thing, but, however erse, clear or practicle they
may be, oral instructions and positive example
are really necessary for the imparting of real
and useful knowledge-the absurdty Of any
other plan Ia amusingly indicated by the follow.
ing letter which speaks for itself. sold Phil"
was just the man get up such horse epistle -
1t is reply to letter from the then Prince
Regent Of England, afterward George w.,
asking instructions as to the breaking of vi
cious mare:
To His Royal 'Ighness the Prince of Whales;
Sin: May it please your Royal 'Ighness Its
impossible to put into writing what is to be done
with such hanimal as yourn; bnt if as how
you will allow me the honor to call at Karlton
Pellas, will cure the mayor of all kicks and
vicious propensities in the twinkling of bed
post. How do is nofink to nobody; but it's
quite out of my power to put it down and make
you understand it on this here paper. / shall
therefore be proud in humble duty to wait on
your Royal 'lghness whenever you may com
mand me. May it please your Royal 'Ighness
soon 30 to do, for l longs to prove to you Royal
satisfaction that the old haddage, "Money
makes the mayor to go" Is not always correct.
am, Sir, your Royal 'Ighness' most devoted
and very humble servant,
To II. R |. the Prince of Whales, Karlton
Pallrss.
LADIES' HoRsEs.-Let's see: Lot"25-Romeo,
q bay oss, the property Of lady," That hac-
counts for it. Poor devil! Why, he's hsctu-
ally living skiliting. What a subject for q
lectur! Oh! cruel, cruel Polly
Hopkins, how could you serve me so2 He puts
me in mind of "The Oracle" arter it's been in
the hands of Shortcut with his scissors. He
keeps bit of bacca.shop, and writes for the
papers. He scissors about o column and arf,
and sticks on the top, "a cotemporary says"
then owe hextracts from cotemporary," on
a couple more columns, then ga contemporary
remarks" then ave learn from O cotempo-.
raryj" and hoftentimes won't have hany con-
nexion with the Co. whatsomever; and 90 he
keeps scissoFing away, till there's about as
much of "The Oracle" left as there be paper
in one Of them hoops they holds hup In the cir
Gus after Madame Summersaulterini hiss been
crashing through, with her "Hi, hi 20 and
Tho FIRST ,hing you honght 10
beat hinto gals head, afore she's holsted on
. hoss, is that, although the hannimal arn't
bchA hcubAuCb thCAu 40 y PVohAblity VI DubuDK
lis biler, and that the machinery is very like
Ter own-feeling, temper, 'eart, lungs, and fit.
will say this for the gals; most of 'em have
light hands, and don't spile the osses' mouths.
A good mouths arf oss, In my opinion. But,
ny hart! how them tender, delicate deers, do
make the poor osses asnks 90, till they hactu-
lily SAINT go no farder! After humping their
srial, round ten-stone forms hup and down for
hour or two together:-Lud forgive 'em! they
;nowf no better--ennff to knock all the wind
out of o Nassew balloon, then they leans forrad
nd pats the poor devil of 'oss on the neck,
nth "Pretty crittur how warm you are |"
Good Remeo don't sigh 80, you love, arn't
er duck ." hetheterar II the poor 'ss could
peak, knows what he'd say, "Oh, ah, none
I your CANNON, Miss !" q joke is joke; but
Or 'eaven's sake, do get 'orfaif you please !"-I
porting Reuieto. q