The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
The Turf.


American and Gray Eddy are well known here, and
highly appreciated The black mare sunnysds is a
but great things expected Of her. She has
Tho equation OF being flyer. This will give sport
ing the betting for the many and purses
in which Eddy and the marc engaged with Widow
Machree Plenty Of money is offered that 1928 will DO
made. ,iff .tt s'"@s p9i 7''" E" ~ g..
From the Spirit Of the Times.l ets .1
New York PHILADELPHIA Observation-Disclosures FOR
THE STAKES AND HASDlDAP-OLp KENTUCKY GREAT
SrRENGrH-Thc list Of entries we publish below for the
and the handicap at New York for ali ages will satisfy
the most increiuous TO the splendid prospect there
now before for the revival Of racing in the North
Without taking into account the famous horses which
the kentucky trainers mean 70 bring here for
the offered the entries for the sweepstakes and
handicap which give below. compose such galaxy
thoroughbred racers an was never seen in the North
before at any one meeting. We must promise by saying
that these entries all that had como tohand Satur-
day last but that day ono letter was received
which had been posted the first Of the month"; 1t is
not impossible that other nominations may yet DO
ceiyed. sk fay. IA ..t, ~. rs .s.
FIR the sweepstakes for three year ODDS two mile
heats, at New York, tho following are nominated
B. a. Alexander. Esq b. (. Ann Clark. by Lexington
R. 4. Alexander, Esq, 5: T. B.ynower. by Lexington;
dam Bayicsi. BY imported Yorkshire
Hon. zeb Ward and W. r. JONES' b. 6. Blondin, by i'm
ported Sovereign, dam by Glencoe. al ti r'
Col. Cam bell Oh. Q. by Wagner, dam Fanny Camp
Col Campbell Oh. 9. by'wasnsr. dam Mary Taylor, by
4 J; Minor, Oh. west Roxbury. BY Balrownio. dam
Columbia, by Glencoe.
A. J. Minor, br. Q: Sunshine BY Balrownio. dam i'm
ported Comfort, by Irish Birdcatchsr.
PC Bush, br. +. Caprice, by Zanoni dam Madonna.
P. G. Bush, ch T. Aorolito by Revenue, dam Rhoda
by Glencoe
Capt. r C. Moore, Oh. T. by Brown Dick, dam Isabelle
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS s2s each play or pay
mile and half, New York. the following arc nomi.
r. A. Alexander. Hy by Lexington, out of Kitty Clark
r. A. Alexander, b. I. Bayiower. pedigree above.
R. A. Alexander, b. c. Norton, pedigree above
: A. j. Minor, ch T. Miss Jessie, BY Revenue, dam Fanny
Al. Minor. oh. e. West Roxbury. pedigree above.
Hon zso. Ward, Dr. {. BY Lexington, dam BY imported
Colonel Campbell, Oh. c. by Wagner, dam Fanny
Colonel Campbell. Oh. 9. BY wagner, dam Mary
?: c Bush, br. {. Caprice pedigree above.
York For this he following nominations arc
sDs %s,ssn LsnoicsS y BY lexington dam
by whaiebons, he by Cherokee. and he by Sir Archy
Dr. Weldon, Hillsboroush, imported b. years, BY
a j. Minor, Oh. 0. West Roxbury. 5 years, pedigree
A :. Minor, Oh. 9. Sunshine, pedigree above.
A. J. Minor. Oh Miss Jessie, years pedigree above.
zeb Ward, CHI h. Reporter, years, by Lexington, dam
Chpt l. W. MoOfe. Or M laura ferFt8, o years, Dy
Lexington, dam by imported Margrave.
p. c. Bush b. m. Cyclone, years, BY vanda, dam
Marigold, BY Sir Leslie.
Colonel Campbell, CHI. T.. 4 years, by Wagner, dam
Mary Taylor q 4'
7. b. Rsade, b. m. Belle, years. by Monarch dam by
GaNn. 'frf@ ~
The year old stake failed 70 A onlythree entered,
aud five required 70 hll. The following are
nominated:-
). 7. Watson, b. .. Capt. Hoors. By Balrowns, dam
Jenny Rose, by Glencoe
y. Watson, ch. 9. Aldsbaran, BY Commodore, dam
Nanny Lewis, by Glencoe.
p c. Bush, CHI T. Blue Ribbon, by Revenue dam Para.
chute, by imported Yorkshire .a..
The nominations for the three year old stake Pha-
dspha are the Same as those for the New York race
two mile heats given above, except that Aerote, BY
Revenue, Is not nominated for the former Il will be
seen that eleven splendidy bred colts and hies
nominated for the race at two mile heats in New York
that nine are in for the sweepstakes mile and half
play pay and that for the handicap sweepstakes
eleven famous horses have subscribed. Among those
TO be found the famous Lightning Reporter,
Laura Farris the English horse Hllsborough by Stock
well, Bette Ward &c We certain that these entries
will como TO the most sangune expectations that
been formed and when to these added tho famous
horses held in reserve by Captain Moore Mr. Alexander
Mr. Ward Colonel Campbell, Mr. Mallory, and other Ken.
lucky gentlemen, to for the purses which remain
opsn-ths stakes only being clossdthe list will be such
never surpassed any one meeting in America
and never before equallod here. A7l