The New York herald., 1870-01-30
HORSE NOTES.

The following are the entries for the Hiram Wood
run and Spirit or the Times STAKES which closed on
the LIST or January. The Hiram Woodrun STAKE for
four-year-olds, is 70 be trotted next fall and the
Spirit or the Times stake. for three year.olds In the
fall OF 1871. The colt Aberdeen, belonging to Cap
tain Rynders was excluded from tho Hiram Wood
run stakes as he won the Spirit or the Times stakes
last fall. and the colt Blsckwood was also excluded,
az his record Of 2:3lx at three years Old would 10
likely to deter owners from entering their colts
against him.
THE HIRAM WOODRUFF STAKE OF 1870
sweepstaHe for f0ur-year-0d colts and nllies,
mile heats In harness, $3.50 eacn $500 TO De paid at
sac time OF entry and the balance on the rst Tues
day or September, 1870, after which all the money
shall be play or pay. II the stakes and added money
amount to less than 81 900 the second horse shall
save his stake, provided three start and II
the whole Is 1000 over the second horse shall
receive $500, and the third save his stake The
rack, and to De trottsd on the second TUESDAY Of
September. 1870, on the course which shall ada the
most money OF the efollowing:-Prospect Park Pleas
ure GrOunus, the Fashion Course, the Union Course
Narrsgansett Park. George Wilkes stakeholder.
Blackwood and Aberdeen barred
Amos Green, OF Worcester, Mass, enters the bay
geldlng Hiram, by Green's Hambletonlan tson OF
Rysdyk's Hambletonian), dam by Matclfless.
w. enters the oay colt Nicotine By Clark GS.s Gam
by New York Beauty. Nicotine was foaled May z,
1864.
George B. Alley, Of New York. enters the bay oily
Lady Helen, by Hambletonian, out OF Lady Hoe.
Lady Helen was bred by Charles Bsckman.
John Stewart, OF Boston, enters the brown hlly by
Haml1ptonian, out OF Lady Morrison. She has u
star M the face ana the near mind leg and or fore
leg are white.
L. L. Dorsey. OF Eden Farm. KY. enters the chest.
nut colt by Goddust, out OF the bay mare by Mus :
taches that was the dam OF Lady Goddust
=. Y. Dorsey, OF Kentucky, enters the bay filly Lu
ellie, by GoddusI, OF Bald Hornet. she has Two
white heels behind and few white hairs In the fore
head
w. q. Bryant OF Louisville enters the bay colt by
Golddust, dam half sister to Golddust.
nut tiy Liberty, by independent, dam BY noaglands
Messenger.
THE SPIRIT OF THE rIxss STAKE OF 1871.
A sweepstake for three-year- old cols and FLIES,
mile heats IN harness, $3.50 each 500 to be paid at
the time Of entry. and the balance on before tne
first Tuesday Of september 1871, after which
tne whole shall De play or pay. II the stakes
and added money amount TO less than 900 the
second shall save ms stake, provided three or more
start; but II the whoc amount 10 81 900 or the
second shall receive $500 and the third SHAH save
MS stake the race to be good day aud track or
the second Tuesday OF september. 1871, on the
course which shall add the most money Oi the fol-
Course, Union Course. Narragansett PARK. George
G. 6. HiichcocS, Of Connecticut enters the bay nny
Maid, by Ethan Alien.
b. s. Wright and E. L. Norcross OF Boston, enter
Lady Richmond, BY cadnus, he BY American
Eclipse; star IN the forehead aud one white foot
George q. Hall enters she chestnut roam, or gray
colt Colamore bv Young America, dams blood
known. lie has astar In the forehead and gray lace,
black ana white hoofs behind; white heels behind.
L. j. Mitchell enters the bay 1lly by George Wilkes,
dam by American Eagle. She has black points and
WAS f0aled At Manhasset Long Island.
bay flly Beauty Bloom, Dy Thomas JEFFERSON, out VI
the thoroughbred mare Heatherbioom.
Henry A. Barclay, OF Astoria enters the brown bsy
nliy Jnlettc Brown, BY George wilkes, dams pedi-
gree unknown.
James L. Barclay, OF Astoria enters the gray cols
Cambronne, by Thomas JEFFERSON, dam Puss, said 10
be daughter Of Post Boy
William B. Smith, OF Hartford. Conn.,, enters the
bay nlly Fanny Brown, By Thomas Jefferson dam
Theda Curtis 0y Hector. No marks
Penn Rowland, OF Auourn, N. T.. enters the chest
nut ny Inez with broken star.
Mr.. Rose OF Phladephia, Il the owner OF q four
yearold horse that ID only twenty inches ntgn
every respect brown in color with long tail Mr..
Rose lately sent 10 this city for Mr. HUE 70 shoe the
horse the latter gentleman taking the horse on hIs
lap when performing the operation. Mr.. HUE
weighs 270 pounds, which just twice the weight Of
the morse. This horse Ia not Shetland nor does ho
belong to any other race OF pennies. He Is Amer
tcan horse, his sire and dam being both over fifteen
hands high ana well formed. This horse Is probably
the smallest In the world. he 10 really curiosity,
Ben Daniels Ii giving Village Girl road work wnen
ever he has chance. The mare 10 going very fast
and VIII De hard to beat next summer. under the
new rules.
Mr.. Lowell is fond Of showing the speed Of his new
horse fast on the roads In their present CONDITION he
sometimes lets him split In the Park when tue ey,s
OF the police are not on him.
John Richards has lately purchased young horss
from Kentucky. The horse Is very fast, and falls
IN" well with Brother Jonsthan and Pet