The New York herald., 1869-01-05
HORSE NOTES.

Harry Hamilton's tandem team are the fastest
that ever appeared on our roads. They worth
seeing.
Dexter created considerable excitement in Sew
enth avenue yesterday morning, Mr.. Bonner speed
ing him for several blocks up and down. The horse
is very quiet in front OF sleigh, and seems to like
the music OF the bells.
Among the great number OF fast horses on Harlem
lane on Sunday afternoon besides those already
given, were the fOowing:-
John Dyes fast trotter, Benton.
George b. Curtis sashng bay roadster.
Alexander Homes bay mare. M
Mr. Stavin's elegant bay.
Walter Briggs brown geldlng.
William +. Weeks half-brother TO General Butler.
Harry Harbeck's two-forty horse:
Mr. Humphreys splendid black mare Eastern
Queen She was trotting very fast and beating all
Mr. Ferguson drove a very fast team.
Mr.. Ridabock was sending Quaker faster than we
Del Leadbeafer was behind clipped horse
Joe Husson had his team at full speed. They trot
well.
Mr. MIllcr's Patchen colt was doing his best
Mr.. Fisk drove his fast team, Heenan and mate
Mr.. Van Cott driving his Bashaw colt very fast.
Mr.. Roe was behind pair Of fine looking bays.
Mr.. Dixon showed handsome pair OF bays-good
steppers
Mr.. Lewis drove splendid trOtter. He Is good
Mr.. Dennison had Boston Girl and mate
Bob Brown was dying behind fast gray.
Jonathan and Pet.
L. Brown drove gray trotter.
Mr.. Matheson's gray marc was stepping fast.
Mr.. Deming had his gray and sorrei team.
Ben Mace drove the chestnut mare Louise.
Mr.. Gourdier was behind his gray colt.
Mr.. Hinman had very handsome black colt.
L. r. Martin was sending sorrel gelding along at
Mr. Chartres had very promising black colt
Tom Kerr seemed satisfied with the movements OF
Hero.
George
Wilkes.
a%an Msn. Sysss was driving y.4 bay ssd@s ~
Mr.. Holbrook was pleased with his Ethan Allen
Mr. Parker, of Thirty-fourth street, had pair Of
Charley Weeks was out with the Blue mare.
Sam Weeks drove hts Ethan Allen mareA
Commodore Vanderbilt was behind NoS Rain Maid
Mr.. Cornens gray mare was very steady an fast
Mr.. Miner had team OF grays.
Mr.. Ellery's team looked well.
John Sherwood drove fine looking trotter.
John N. Briggs was there, with Lady Kate aud
Mr.. Burgess was driving splendid sorrel my ny
Bonnie scotland, dam the celebrated trottng mare
Nellie.
Al Blanchard had his pair OF very fast sorrels.
Mr.. Ives drove par OF horses that step very
NJ Rodin had pair Of clippers TO a rather weather
beaten sleigh.
Ed Jones brought out q sorrel ana white; he has
Mr.. smith drove his gray alongside OF Norwood and
was afterwards seen behind his big buckskin horse
Mr.. Tulle was letting his bay mare Nelly do her
best.
Mr. Potter was behind Ella Sherwood; she looked
lusty.
". II. Leadbettcr drove brown mare named Dan
bury Maid: she Is handsome and fast
Mr. Risley drove his splendid black colt, and later
In tho day hts bay PAGER Lightning.
Mr. Phyfe drove all Of his splendid stable. coach
horses aud all. My Tom and Lady Lockwood showed
plenty OF speed, but the sorTel Ethan Allen mare
showed to the best advantage by her beaufful
looks, fine rotfing action and great speed. She ~
about the size Of Mr.. Bonner's marc Pocahontas
Mr. Ike Philips gray horse Admiral Farragut
was very speedy
John IIarbe sat behind his new Hamlltonian
mare; she can trot fast John handled her like a
horsenan.
The majority OF the sleighs ont we're those known