The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-17
COURSES AND C0URSERS.
THE SPLENDID TROrTING SEASON IN
ANTICIPfTION.
Tho Stccds Of the Seasou-How they Look,
and where they Are-Tbc Tracks md
LncLcNa-AIl nhoni the Troiiing canaan.

and where they Are-The Tracks ana
THO lro,ting carnival for 1870 onens ot the
nv "o''''N -
Fashion Course on tne ISM o tne present month
Tho track though still rough, IL being carefully
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raked' sera qeu anu 'o"eu wi Wv n''", e'e"'s SUI
uOo V ,ho.o sSo Se.,rc 70 no ro.cs n", to d.
"o"uo,o' - 100 ,.,,,o, ,oons ,,ror,,,,
tho chIncks in the ferces, and taking notes ne the
doi,v exercise pro-resaes
The old Union and the nov Fleetwood arc being
rapidy ont In condition for fist time while the
hundreds o, srr,cul,urol associations are preparing
their invitations In to secure the attendance
Of Tborne. Mountain Boy, Ethan Aren. George
WhFes, and other equine no'ao'es' re"oie may
talk OF their DELIGHT when nsrecting cabbages tur-
nips plop9hing mocnes. and composts, AMI be
loud In their rraises OF sheep hogs, and ft oxen,
but with an exhi ftion OF al these and o. tne Dert
breeds IN the country, deprived OF the excitement
Of Witnessing
rnE rPorrrya MATCHES
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arne ,rn Y, ~ ~ ., fs.,Sro ~ tbese
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ana m sSa 70 we hroorie,os 1880 @ en-
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oers' anu, 'nouxn 'as' no' 'east laNe peeP "e
MAGNIFICENT ANIMALS,
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dnv cbansed 70 he NJ c,s1re ana n once volun
STOW os Mnr OF snisieen nyer, pe nrS n ne
~. -. 80. ~. ~. nesssa a., a,.t ~. oihnrs
md IL acsIyous 10 10 ri,ted ,g,,nst Krkwood for
40 ,no ~, -, .1 ~ ,,i LII " hi ""
$3.50 $3.50 r,ue nuou nl ~, IVY WI ~, m,u r,
aser ,o1 IpSrn,, "W Cmnodnrn W,ndar
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nuts Mountain 10y; Ienonseo, Shlel' VINO -, rs
en. er IN we ~ race ohnrey Green srSu oy
Andsman. ente,ed IN inc mlnn,e purse eh ss,,
nW Wh.e ~ D'@nhW ,mhmurino up,se v ,,,n w,
1 y, ,ne yre,. nay Inorne Mgos ,
| mare OF spienIln nopelranHe flnnegan, slas'lng
cnes,ns' ge,nhE' hearJ ~ names mgn va mex, wv
49, ~ y ~ y, out y, VIZ y"
notw,hst'ndlng his hei'Ih he shows no great
Ne ns ,a,u,t h, w., INV V'r H., s' 70, hnsn 4,
well set on his eve and nostri su1erb his knees
broad; his legs nat and clean lie has
| ,., ,,' $3.50
uotn ~ tne onion mo rhsnon Sourscs, anu unuer
we pin, ~, oi 20. en- nin. nr 10 I've Rnon &c
| count ol hlmten AM ms nnenee' WN or ne hst
came nc pay morse western New forx aud ,he nav
mare be!e OF ,lyde, ootn the troIe o, one pro-
| prie'or o, ue fasninn' Tue gray hnrte InIoteson
was the last shown In this stable, for the balance
were out for their ,rornin, log
| This energetic Young horseman has converted a
roomy old barn into horse boudoirs, for would DO
step1ers nv the CONTRACTED name Of stalls His first
| inuohnenon was 70 hnnes, Anen' VINO Is concedeI
at is one Of The most decetive horses in the would
| us heirht IL about the same rs that OF his sire.
| h'mn' out ne IL much more po"eriulIy nun, ana
gives on sight more indications OF strength ana on
duthnee than OF the speed for which he IL so cole
| btated.
| Next rznle j. j. BRADLEY. strapplng brown geld
| inr, who he's shown low down In the twenttes. and
| looks as " he could do II again when caught IL
| trht place hne pay horse, erel by founr Co
lumbus was next paraded This colt is tho property
| OF w. L. Simmons, who expects him To develop
wonders ere the Iresent season "a closed The
| famous STATION george wilkes IL also under the
care OF MT borst ne u allotteu separate cot'age
Were he rounded by every luxury ~ylqh hors,
| noblny can possioD crave. thouyn mnkes u
seis ~, ~ th e S ~ seu ~, ~ ~
| never oked in better Ok than on Monday last-hs
| looked as II on short notice no could repeat hi.
haIEmilo record Of 1:s with ease and IL necessit,
required keen up the killing pace to the end Of III,
| heat. Bort has several unnamed hopefuIs ia his
| .,- ,,
| Aeui"h NoLLL"h'
who. "if they can 20 and wont go, will he made 10
| 60" John Murphy another Of the noted horsemen,
has his stalls all fllod, but unfortunately away
| ION home and could not erpatiafe on the merits Of