The New York herald., 1870-04-24
LIVERY STABLES.
THE HORSE HOTELS OF NEW YORK.
Wh0 Keep Them-How They are Kept
Where They are Located-Prlces
Paid and Names OF the Board
ers and Their Horses.

ers and Their Horses.
Among the many different kinds OF business car
Sed In this large city Of New York there Is one
tuat has seldom. II ever been mentioned In print,
although The amount OF interests involved and the
capital invested are enormous and make IL rank
among tne heaviest. We refer to the heading of
this article and propose to give sketch OF q few
Of the most prominent pubic stables Of our city,
promising by saying that the private stables accom-
Imodate o very small proportion OF the valuable
horses owned and kept in them, many owners pre-
ierring aside from the additional expense to keep
their favortes at boarding stables where they have
the attention Of experienced and reliable men, and
also to avoid the thousand and one inconvenience
and vexations inseparaDle from keeping stables Of
tbelr own. Since the Park has become so wOrld-re-
howned an institution among US this business
has largely increased owing to the pleasure enjoyed
~ large and wealthy class OF our citizens In drive
Through the PARK and out on the roads beyo ana
also to tie desire on the part or almost all to own
fne horses and carriages. The horse has national
Interest ana Is national favorte. One Of the first
Investments of the growing rich is in theuxury Of
horse or horses suitable to their tastes, ideas
and pockets It is claimed with Justice that
Americans are the horsemen Of the world, and 1t ls
pertain that there Is country where the road and
Owing to the dislike all good horsemen have to
sounding their horses On the stone payements and,
perhaps, to the that up town Is more space
20 accommodate business that requires great
deal OF room, almost all the boarding stables are To-
Gated above Thirteth street, and the greater part
west OF Sixth avenue and either on or near the
wide avenues leading to our beautiful Park. SO
great an interest do thousands take IN their live
stock that visit TO the stable Is the first thing IN
order after breakfast and before leaving for down
town and the multifarious cares and duties OF the
day. that they ntay have ocular demonstration to
the fact that their pets well cared Tor ana In ii
condition TO give them their much loved afternoon
drive. The price paid for board ranges from thirty
TO thirty five dollars where the animal is kept In
ordinary STALL and from forty to forty five dollars for
q box STALL For this price horse Is groomed and
1ed and the carriage and harness properly taken
care OF.
Below will be found list OF some of the most pro-
1hinent boarding stables:-
1ERGUSON's SAN FRANCISCO STABLES, F0RTY-sixTH
STREET, SIXTH AND SEVENTH AVENUES.
These stables are not surpassed by any In the city
for size and cleanliness and kept in first class
Htyle by an experienced turfman. They ind room
Sor 100 horses and turn out OF the best stock
Mr. Daters fine pair OF carriage horses.
MIR: Irvlngs beautiful aud fast bay stallion, by
&ambrinO Pilot.
Mr.. Chapin's bay horse.
g Mr.. Ridabock's wen known trottIng horse Quaker.
Mr.. Barker's sOrrel and bay team.
Mr.. Agustlni's brown and bay team.
Mr A. Howe's fast black mare.
Mr.. CARROTS brown mare.
Mr.. EnO's gray and bay team.
Mr. RObinson's bay and black team.
MIR. Es' brown horse.
Mr.. DE Jonge's sorrel trotting horse that can
A. Goo,t,. hov ,aoaz.os
Mr. Ferguson's bay mare Rachel, gray mare L0tte,
black mare Minnie Smith, all 240 clippers; the fast
TS aa1 ,ee tra 81 @ oe
. fine four year old Abdaah colt named Buckalow.
Mr.. Weeks old blue mare.
Samuel Lockwood's fast trotting horse Cham.
Mr. Hinmans promising brown and black team OF
tr0tters.
! Mr.. Laws handsome bay by Eureka.
Mr. Browns fast pair OF bays.
Mr. B: Dyes D,,.s, fast a;nnd% Irotter Benton
Mr. Hopkinson's sorrel and black team. PM and
Mr.. OlIifre's promising black mare, ana
Mr. Giilender's fine pair OF browns.
r. TRUESDELL'S CLUB STABLES BROADWAY AND
FORTY-THiRD STREET.
These stables are kept by an old and experienced
turfman, and have hign reputation. They have
accommodations for forty horses Among the
Mr. s. Lichtenstein's gray and black team; can tros
In 1850.
DR.. Shaw's elegant saddle horse.
r. W. Laurie's Royal George; can trot in 2:4O.
s. TruesdeIl's magnificent bay carriage team and
gray mare that can trot in 1895.
John Ireland's bay mare.
I. sllleck's black horse James N. sweeny who
can trot in 2:40 to wagon.
W. Pinckney's black horse, and
James Hunting's gray Colonel Ellsworth, who is
+. II. HAMILToN's STABLES. 1872 WEST THIRTY FIRST
These s.e superior and well kept stables, can
accommodate about 125 horses, and have some
IN
twelve 1ne Clarences and close carriages for
shopping. calls and balls. Among the fine horses
that Dame under our observation were:-
Chestnut mare Lady Lindsey bay mare Belle
Howett and brown .aI mare stella stella all well known
Mr.. JaCks0ns bay horse Harry.
Sheriff O'Brien's well known trotters Phoebe and
Rosie.
horse Ed Maynard.
NEW ENGLAND STABLES, SEVENTH AVENUE, FORTY
FIFTH AND FoRrY-sIxTH srREEFs-KEPT BY N. Il.
LEADBETTER.
These are well known and well kept stables, and
San accommodate about eighty horses. Mr.. Lead
better also runs some fifteen line carences and close
coaches doing large business IN that line. Among
the boarders are:-
Mr.. POlhemus' black and white team.
Mr.. H. Sacchi's brown and black.
Mr.. Il. Sacchi's sOrrel roadster,
Mr.. Leadbetter's fast HambetOnian mare; s0rrel
gelding, Dan, who has beaten 2:40, and number OF
other very fne animals, who are handsome and fast.
AMERICAN CLUB STABLES, THIRTY-NINTH STREET,
WEST OF BR0ADWAY-KEPT BY AKSSRS. LOvET1
AND JARVIS
These are very fine stables. have some twenty box
stalls, accommodate about sixty horses and are
Kept In superior manner. Among the fne horses
here are:--
Mr.. Wailace's bay horse American Boy. who has
trOtted In 2:28x, ana fast horse called Coleman.
Mr.. Everett's stylish ana speedy Macmillan can
beat 2:40.
Mr.. Jonn Ryerson's gne bay team.
Mr.. .Halpine's pair OF s0rrel horses.
Mr.. LOvetts sorrei thoroughbred who can step Ia
$40, and fast mare Grace b.
Mr.. Lewis fine horse Sandy ana fast gray ma rs.
Mr.. Feey's mare Lazy Sayres.
Mr. HarbecK's fast brown horse.
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