The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE 49, ls7-TRlPLE SHEET

tober "a winning the Supper Stakes, Tor two-year-
ODDS, mile dash. beating Madame Dudley, the only
one to start against him. After winterin9 weh and
growing finely lie made has first three yearold ap-
pearauce on Saturday, June 10, IN the Belmont
Stakes, at Jerome Park, and the manner In which
ne tine race has been July described In our
report OF the event. He Is, think the Lest three
year-od colt at Monmouth Park.
Two YEAR-OIp CoLT, a chestnut, by Planet, dan
Minnie Mansfield l51s hands high, ana a racehorss
OF the highest Tyne. lie - enssed IN all the Iwo-
year-od events at Monmouth Park.
Two-YEAIeoID COLT, chestnut, by Australian,
dam Dolly Carter, about l5s hands, most betutiiui
and finely proportioned, and has an extraordinary
turn OF speed.
UPSTREAM, JR., by Oysterman. dam bv PIN
Brown. THIS famous horse Is IN good health, and
capable or heang any horse in America over either
hurdles or across country. - -.
years Old. This colt Is IN good health, and VIII run
whenever chance IS presented during inc coming
meeting
JULIUS, by Lexington, dam Julia, by Glencoe.
aged This good Old horse Is IN The bloom, ana VIII
be ready 10 run when desired.
IDAHO, by Kentucky dam Varna, three years Old,
locked line as cUnld be. lie IL entered in al the
stakes, hut we Inlpk his chances OF winning are
small in company with Harry BasseJt, StocsWood,
GOVERNOR BOWELS STABLES.
ANNE ARUNDEL by Baltimore dam by Two Bits.
This Is gray lilly, about biteen hands and an men
high, with ine racing points.
MY MARYLAND, "a chestnut Ally, four years old, by
Brown Dick, dam Fanny McAilister, by O'Meara.
Inls flly Is well known on the turf, and IS engaged
BELLE MEADE, a bay lily, by Jack Malone dam
Sallie Woodward by imp. Albion. she Is q PLAIN
looking lilly, but has good turn OF speed; she Is
EDWIN, chestnut colt, By Eugene, dam Cordelia
Reed, by Wagner. three years Old. rms Is fne,
res0lu.eooEing colt. with IA iar turn 0f speed, ana
appears as II re could 20 distance.
ANTHONY TAYLoR's STRING.
II. Il. CONNOLLY, by Lexington dam Lnoy Fowler,
Is In line condition.. He VIA run ut TIMBER and over
the hat.
IdlewlI, by Glencoe. She IS chestnut, With two
white legs behind She Is very light butt and seems
rather slack across tie loins she has great turn OF
In fhl ntt.1a .-InI
Jerome Park.
MARY LOUISE, gray Ally, three years Old by
Lightning, dam by sovereign. she Ii very beaIti
fu My, bnt rather light. she 1as great speed, aud
we predict tnat she WIN get place the nrst time sac
rams at Monmouth Park.
JUDGE CURTIS a successful horse for three years
past, and looks as line as Silk. lie Win DC DANCER
Gus horse IN ali the events III which lie is engaged.
Ills legs seem much Improved since last season, and
IL vii take ciinkcf 10 beat him Two mics with 100
pounds up.
EDENrUN, bay horse, by INVERSION dam Amanda,
by Glencoe This horse ran successfully last year.
He is much improved in appearance and looks
dangerous customer
A inree-year-oid, by Asteroid, dam Lavender, by
Wagner. Has racing appearance and shows good
qualitles. lie has had plenty of WORK, but never q
trial run. lie VIII get one, however, very soon.
GENERAL BUFoRos STABLE.
NELLIE GRAY, an IRON gray filly, tnree years old
winner OF the La lies Stake az Jerome Park--lfteen
ana hall hands nigh, compactly built. by Gonllno-
dore, dam by Sovereign One.haif OF this my has
aeseny ee Ssa Dy W. 5efHc se -
VIII be likely 10 WIN everything she starts Tor With
those OF her sex.
sALlNA, a bay FLY, with white hind foot and star,
three years old, by Lexington dam LIghtsome, by
Glencoe. she IS beautiful N.Y. OF line SIZE and great
month by running mile IN l43. she also wop lii
good time III Jerome Park AT the last meeting.
HOLLYWOOD wv. tay gliy, three years Old with one
fully 16 bands high. she has hau swollen nock
and had 10 be let up III her work Tor some time
When she is herself she ranks AL.
MILETA, u chestnut Oily, TWO years old, by Marion
dam Susan Harris. by revenue TINS IS fne-sled
developed. If we were believe the reports at
Monmouth Park about her she cannot be beaten by
anything OF her age.
STOCKwOoD IS chestnut colt, 15ai hands
high, with q grand structure OF bone and
Asterold, out OF Alabama dam OF By Dick Dickens.
&c.h By Brown DICK. second dam by Boston, third
dur &cS BY Medoc, iourih dam ~ '' William " Of
Transport, fifth dam by ROBIN Gray, sixth dam by
OLD Quicksilver, seventh dam py Old Ceer. lie has
white marks, well-shaped PLAIN head, set on u
good strong neck massive, sloping shoulders with
very deep chest, not round, but good roomy bar
rel, well ribbed up his back ana Ions the per-
sonihcation OF strength; lnps large with tremen-
dous quarters and thighs, large joints broad, fiat
beaten by Harry Basseit IN the Belmont STAKES at
Jerome PARK, but he got second place, which proved
him irst class racer.
WANpEEER, chestnut colt, three years old, with
one white heel and strip IN the face. He was got
BY Lexington, Dam Corah by vandai. He is most
powerfully built colt about fifteen and half hands
high and seems race horse or the FIRST order. He
looks very nesny al a distance, but when examined
closely he proves in high order for racing. This
horse is thought well or by his trainer.
MusKETEER, a bay colt, four years Old, by Lex
u ha s W npUn ana Scy,a. ne Is
OF the purses at Monmouth Park.
MR.. ChousE's STABLE.
CHILLICOTHE brown colt, by Lexington, dam
Lila. by Yorkshire, own brother 10 Judge Curtis and
winner OF the Fordham handicap. This colt has de-
veloped INTO a hnc-0oking morse, and can 90 dis
tance better than last wear, Wnen three years old
He shows fine trotting action at times while taxing
his exercise lie will run wherever a chance offers
REGARDS, a bay nlly, by Australian, dam Ann
Hanley by Yorkshire. four years old. she IS en-
substance and has capital turn Of speed.
A three-year.old hly, BY Lexington, dam Ethan
creature and runs very pretlly. Sac engaged IN
The Monmouth Oaks at Long Branch and other
fifteen hands and an inch hgS "'''' ''''A points,
ROMANCE, a bav filly, by Revolver dam by Ring
gold, by Lexington. she is fifteen HANDS and half
the breast.
FOUNDER, a bay geldlng, by Revolver, dam Gentle
very fast In his exercise. He engaged In the
Jersey Derby at Monmouth Park and the mile heat
races also at that place.
. BILLY WILLIAMSON, chestnut colt by Daniel
Boone dam by Portland he by Sovereign. This !
colt has three white legs and a blaze. He has a
heap OF speed lie is stout colt on short legs. He
: a strong fellow, and has proved himself a rare |.
horse IN the South. He Is three years Old.
FRANK Ross, a chestnut colt, by Daniel Boone I
lam sigma, by Epsilon. lie has two white heels |,
behind ana snip in his face, with plenty or white
hairs All over him. lie Is q la.ge, finely formed |
colt, but is still on the sick list.
COTrRlLL, a chestnut horse, i've years old, by !
Daniel Boone, dam Maggie d., by Brown Dick. This I
colt was grand racer in his three year-old FORM
but got amss and has done very little since, with
he exception Of winning the Fordham handicap
asst year.
sAUcEBox, chestnut FLY bv Star Davis dam
by Yorkshire. She Is beautifully
ormcd fly, three years old, ana Is considered q
competitor for the best on the turi She
was raised by John ii. Clay and sold to mir. Cottrl
or $1,000.
JOHN CoFFEE'S STABLE
JUDGE DUREI.L, chestnut horse, by Lexington. |
lam Laura, by Levaihan, lull brother o. Harry OF
he West. This horse Is engaged IN all the cups and
Maturity Stakes. He Will make his third appear
lnce On the turf the coming meeting. Judge Durell
i Of the finest looking race horses III the land
ma ne Will be apt to get place whenever he starts.