The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-13


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From the st. Louis Democrat, l0,h.
Laclede Association.
We paid another visit yesterday to
the Laclede Association Track and Sta
bles, and found that a considerable
number of horses had arrived since we
made our last report, and as the Races
and the Sanitary Fair are just now the
topics Of general conversation, and in
deed they seem to absorb every other
topic, we again publish a list of the
stock that has arrived since our last
visit to the track and would state in this
connection that on Thursday there will
be grand exhibition Of all the horses
for the benefit of the Sanitary Fair
There viii be nearly one hundred horses
on exhibition, the riders in iocl1y cos
tune, and it will be a sight the like Of
which probably viii never be witnessed
IN this country again-the large num-
Der, as well as the most celebrated and
famous horses on the American cont
uent, and as the object is for the benefit
Of the Sanitary Fair, it should, as it no
doubt will, draw every admirer Of that
noble animal, the horse, to the Laclede
track on Thursday next and they will
see the best blooded stock in the world.
The exhibition Will take place upon the
Laclcdc track. Admission SOC.
We found great preparation going
on for the coming races The tracks
are now in fine condition; the horses
are all in good order, and the owners
and trainers confident and in the best
of spirits, and the next week will test
the blood and limb Of the different ami
mails. The great four mile race for
- 100 takes place on Saturday next
Visitors 10 the exhibition and races,
now that the railroad is finished, after
great cxertions by the Citizens railroad
company, can 60 the entire route for
the small sum Of ten cents.
We visited the different stables and
found that the following additional
horses had arrived in the past two CT
three days, to take part in the approach
ing races:
Mr. JOHN HARPER's STABLE.
Mr. Harper arrived with his stables of
horses on Saturday, among which is the
celebrated Rinordiae," who ran over
the Laclede course last fall, and was
beaten by the famous Bagy7oaocr. We
also found IN this stable OF renowned
horses, the SPLENDID graystallion, Load
stone; $4,000 were offered for him and
refused by Mr. Harper lie viii no
doubt prove a great fayorite when
brought upon the track. He is a full
brother TO Thunder, and does not look
unlike him.
Rinordias," ch. sorrel, 3 years old, by
Wagner, dam Ann Watson, she by imp.
Glencoe.
Boice7a," CD. sorrel, 5 years old, by
Vandal, dam Brawner's Eclipse
"Sas Lsssis,' bay f, years old, by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe, out OF
Blue Bonnet This is the same mare
that won the two stakes in the mile and
repeat race over the Laclede course
last fall She was then, and will no
doubt be again, great fayorite
"Loadstone," gray colt, years old,
full brother TO Lightning and Thunder
The above are owned by Mr.. John
Harper, Of Woodford county, Ky
zER WARDS STABLE
Blondes" bay horse, ) years old, by
imp Sovereign, dam by imp. Glencoe.
''7ippsr0sy,' bay colt, years old, by
Ringgold, dam by imp Chesterfield
Tom Woriey," bay colt, years old,
by Rlnggold, dam by Geo. Martin, grand
dam by Glencoe.
Tie above are owned by Mr.. Zeb.
Ward, Of Versailles, Woodtord county,
Ky.
Mr. 5oHN n CLAWS STABLE.
"Slsaqdiis," ch. sorrel mare, 4 years
old, by imp Yorkshire, dam by imp
Glencoe. Owned by Mr.. John NJ. Clay,
of Lexington, Ky.
Mr. T. T yAScAGY's srABLZ.
"lleChssney," brown horse, 4 years
old, by Vandal, dam by imp Sovereign.
A en-. sorrel colt, years old, by Hi
awatha, dam by Eclipse
A gray horse, 4years Old, by ST. Louis,
dam Sterling
The above are owned by Mr. T. T.
January. of ST. Louis county.
RrEBER AND EOUNTz's srABLE
"RTngc, ciL sorrel horse, years
old, by Monarch, dam by Fashion.
Dangerous, ch- s0rrel horse, 5 years
old, by Bonnie Scotland, dam by Fash
ion
Surprise bay horse, years old, by
Bonnie Scotland, dam by imp. Monarch
This IS the horse that won the greatIace
for the purse for all horses that were
beaten during the fail meeting over the
Laclede course last fail
"Scoilai.a." bay colt, 3 years old, by
p,n,,ia Scotland dam Ia, ir,y Monarch
The above are owned by Messrs.
Reeber x Kountz, of Lancaster, Ohio
All Of the above mentioned horses !
are located at the new Laclede stable.
east Of the track, and these, with the
long list published a few days ago, can
be seen any morning and evening exer-
cising on the grounds IN the immediate
vicinity of the race course, and we
would advise those fond Of seeing fine
biooded stock 10 pay the locality visit
A lady made her husband Q present
Of a silver drinking cup, with an angel
at the bottom, and when she filed it
for him he used 70 drain it to the bot
tom, and she asked him why he drank |
every drop. Because, ducky," he re-
Piieds 4 long to see the dear little an |
gel Upon which she had the angel |
taken out and devil engraved at the
bottom, and he drank it just the same. |
and she again asked him the reason.
Why, replied he, because ! won't let /
fH. oil desrtI farT- . H.