The New York herald., 1870-04-19
HORSE NOTES.

The stables at the Fashion Course are being rar.
idly filed up by the rotting horses That are to be
put IN training for the coming campaign. The fol-
lowing named have already reached there-or Will
IN few days-to 60 through their preparatory
work.
John Lovett has sorrel mare Grace, bay gelding
Henry, brown gelding by Hambletonan. and q
buckskin gelding from Maine, said to be very FAST
William Borst has o stallion. a colt, good one by
Columbus, j. J. Bradley, George Wilkes and u s0r
rel colt OF great promise.
Budd Doble has Goldsmith Maid, Hotspur bay
mare from the West, Dot, Young Columbus, Mr..
Fawsetrs Bashaw, Jr., Hop, ana the bay mare Sal
lie.
roam mare. Young Commodore, Big Jim, Lady Low
ell the roam mare and others.
M. Roden has Billy Bar sOrrel geding Prince, gray
geldlng Tilotson Henrietta ana others.
John Murphy has number OF horses IN his stalls
that are said to be good.
ing Western New York. Belle of Clyde and lot OF
green ones, which tie intends entering in the various
purses to be troted the Fashion and other courses
throughout the country
Dan Maces string or tr0tters Will be taken to the
Fashion during this week.
The programmes OF nearly all the trottng asSocla-
ti0ns In the country have been published Or the
coming season, and the aggregate amount OF prize
or the Prospect PARK Fair Ground Association Will
DE found in our advertising columns
The Prospect PARK grounds are already IN c0ndl-
tion for training, and number OF horses are being
worked there. The large purses that Will be held
FOR competition at the leading tracKS Will DrlnX
out many horses that have hitherto been held in
reserve, while a further improvement upon previous
performances Is reasonably expected from such first
class horses as Goldsmith Maid, American GIRL Lady
Thorn, George Palmer &c.
Lady ThOrne has returned from her winter quar-
ters at Chestnut Hills, Philadelphia and looking
remarkably well, robust, hearty and fine as SILK.
she Is again In the hands OF her former trainer, Dan
Pffer whose attachment for the 'Old Mare' is pro-
verbal. ana he Will spare no pains TO keep III ad-
Vance OF her rivals.
Belle Strickland, having lately become the pro-
.,rN Mr. DofA, f1rtn tnnc .af
seen almost daily on the Coney Island road, in dou
De or single harness. Her record OF 2:2Sl4 to tue
pole proves her to be one or the flyers, aud she
ranks first among Brooklyn horses
now in Dan Phfer's stables. Is regarded as one or
tine fastest horses in the country that has never rot
Ted a race-a recent trial having been made low In
the twentles.
Mr. Tom Jackson is working his horse Bill Whe-
Ian, formerly owned by Sim H0agland on the road,
and frequently shows q fine burst OF speed.
Mr.. Fetchers colt Socrates, by old Hambetonian,
out OF star mare, IS promising young horse, ana
being In able hands will probably give good ac-
count OF himself at the colt race IN october next.
dnerent sections we hear OF very speedy colts even
for these days OF fast tr0tters.
Lady Wells IS Ia Hiram HOweS stable preparing
for some OF the spring purses For road or track sne
IL u valuable mare. but particularly for the former.
She has q rare combination OF qualities.
Mr.. George Halls nagtall team, Samson and
Annie appear as spry as ever It mas look or FOR.
mer times to see these veterans move along Win So
much VIM, heads and tails up easy TO drive, but hard
to beat
record OF 2:294. and private one much better Is
now used as road horse, and shows splendid style
OF gong. Black CROOK IS also likely young horse,
and his friends rate him aDCut 2:35.