The New York herald., 1869-06-20

this idea the owner or Danvers Boy selected the ne
trotting Lady Danvers and bred her TO a Of
George M. Patchen with the satisfactory result OF
producing the fine specimen OF the trottlng horse
alluded above. Under different names the Basnaw
family OF trotters seem to he gradually spreading
throughout the country, and are daily heard from,
In the Far West and In the remote East, radiatng
from this vicinity from common centre In every
direction. Their stoutness is equal TO their speed.
which is so great that IN all the late contests the
turf they have proved themselves swlfter than the
swiftest
The June meeting OF the Narraganset Park AssO-
citation. at Narraganset Park, Cranston, X. L. will
commence on Tuesday next with two trotting con-
tests the first being by horses that have never troted
parse being 81 500 Afterwards there viii be trot
for stations for $4,000 purse. For this George
Wilkes Rhode Island and Bashaw, Jr. are entered.
on the second day thirteen horses entered for
81 purse for horses that have never beaten 1888,
which Will be followed by contest for $50
purse by horses that have never beaten 250 In this
purse there are eleven entries. on the third day
q team race will take place. Five teams have en-
tered for the purse. Ten horses have entered for
the purse for 6Orses that never beat $685. nearly all
Of which can beat 2:30 On the fourth day OF the
meeting there WIN be Two grand N rSIs h e nrst oy
of these entries, ana the purse for all horses, IN
which George wilkes, American Girl, George Palmer,
Rhode Island, Lady Thorn Lucy, Bashaw, Jr., and
Goldsmith Maid are entered.
Captain Rynders met with very serious loss last
colt, dam Widow Machree, over one of the bridges
Of the Hackensack river and the draw being left
open unguarded, the colt fell into the river and
was drowned. The colt was one OF the finest got by
old HambletOnan, aud combining the Domede blood
through WIDOW Macnree would nave & 1een & iorSune
He would have brought $4,000 at any time previous
to his death.
BALTIMORE CoURsE-REUNIoN STAKEs.-A sweep
to Be- at
Baltimore fall meeting 1917 TO be entered as year.
lngs the stakes to close on the lst OF August 1863
The following are the subscribers:-A. Belmont.
Bowie Hall f. Norris r. ThG w. GameTon DensGn ,Ss
Jerome Park stable, J. +. Purdy, Hunter 1ravers
J. J. O'Fallon. The above gentlemen Will name one
other gentlemen are invited
Mr.. Raphael is driving Mr.. Phillips brown mares.
Mr.. Wilkins is driving his black trotting team on
the road. They trOted close to 240 the Fashion
Course and certainly show the same gait on tae
MIR. Van Cott is driving the fast gray horse Moody
on the road. He has record OF 1880.
Mr.. George B. Curtis Is driving his bay roadster
to Q top wagon. He steps very styshly.
Commodore Vanderbilt Is driving his team, Post
Boy and Daisy Burns
Frank Work is driving Skinenaha and the Kerner
mare to pole.
Mr.. Knight is driving very fast black horse to a
Mr.. John B. Dye is driving his famous mare Black
Mary to top wagon.
green horse called Frank. He also drives black
horse called Benton.
Mr.. Jesse Marshall Is driving his new team, Shark
and the ID. b. Allen mare.
Mr., Lttel is driving very nice bay team.
Mr.. VIM. Ar-as drives a very handsome bay and
gray team to q park phaetOn.
Mr.. j. r. Reed is driving pair OF chestnut trotters
to top wagon. They step well. He also owns the
gray trottlny horse General Dix.
Mr.. Henry Sacchi drives very handsome bay
horse to a PARK wagon. lie Is good stopper
Mr.. Earnest sacchl drives very fast roam horse
to a road wagon
"Billy," the wonderful blind pony, formerly the
property of the late Professor Hamilton, has been
sold to Professor ID. Magner of Buffalo, Tor 1000.
Mr.. Adams is driving his gray mare Norma on the
road. She ID trottng well, and looks as good as sne
did five years ago. She Is ha sister TO old Prince
John.
John p Son Is driving Kitty and Frt. They are
stepping well.
Mr.. VIM. Humphreys is driving very handsome
black and bay team to top wagon.