The New York herald., 1871-01-22
HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. Thomas P. Wallace has just completed fine
stable for his private use, in Sixteth street.
the Boulevard, and removed his splendid STUD Of
horses thither. among which are Henry, James II.
Coleman, Purity Lady Ella and several other fine
ones. The building is 25x1oO, Of brick, with hand
some brown stone front and two stories In height.
There are five roomy box stalls and six open ones.
Carriages are Kept on the second floor. We in
spected the horses, and found Henry, who has a
record Of 2:23K, looking finely. There is not upon
the turf more handsome animal and, as his feet
now well, his owner may with good reason expect
to see him the coming season eclipse all Of his pre-.
vious performances. Coleman, whs has approached
very closely to $780, is lusty as steer, and Purity
who has great reputation for speed, Is not whit
behind her stable companions In health and vigor.
The rest Of the stock consists Of fine driving horses
The above mentioned horses win be entered In the
spring purses their owner (who trots his horses
for pure love OF sporp is anxious to what they
do previous to wirhdra wing them from the turf
altogether and using them exclusively for road
purposes.
MIR. A. R. Phyfe has named his promising sorre
colt by Myron Perry .Myron Perry, Jr.n he is very
stout and FAST and will not dishonor the name OF his
sire.
At Dan Maces stables is kept the well known trot.
ting horse Dick Carhart. DICK is always hungry,
and VIII at every opportunity sip his halter and 60
move with his teeth the fastening and allow the
grain TO run down upon the n0or, when he Will
gorge himself to his hearts content.
mr.. Jesse Marshall owns one OF the fastest teams
on the rOad-SharK and Lady Allen. Shark beat the
famous Lady Emma in race over the Union, under
the saddle. which took five fast and closely con-
tested heats to decide. He also beat her a two mile
heat race. Lady Allen is very fast and Shark and
her make capital team In condition they can
trot close to 2:30.
In contradiction OF the saying that 'Hke produces
like, the famous Dexter'S dam Is far from good
looking, being lop-eared and having one OF her hips
down. She is Notwithstanding the mother or the
"klng or trotrers."
Mr.. w. Gillies has q very fast team in his black
horse by old Hambetonian and bay mate. Tney
trot very steadily, and can go the length OF the
road.
AS proof that horses like practical jokes one Of
Mr.. Sage'S animals got loose Few nights ago, ana
gong to the stel OF stable cOmpanlon ate part Of
his neck OIL. 1t 'neck nothlng' with hun. AS
horse dealer in Twenty fourth street said the other
day OF horse that kicked gentleman out OF q
wagon who was giving the horse a trial. ''What q
playful creature!"
IL the proper arrangements can be made with the
parties Interested. Goldsmith Maid, American Girl
and George Palmer may pay visit in company to
California next season for the purpose OF contending
for several purses that the inhabitants Of that region
propose to offer.
Mr. Dewey Is driving very pretty black mare on
the read. She is by ST. Lawrence and gives promise
OF being speedy.
The Park roads are being widened on ths
''3traightn along by the reservoir, at which all
drivers are heartily pleased.
Mr.. Bonner has been driving his well known gray
mare Peerless on the road lately, and, Judging by
the gait she shows she Is as last as ever. No spokeS
can be seen in the wheels Of his wagon when he
'let's go of her heado
Koadmen are waiting with what patience they
can muster for a good old fashioned fall OF snow,
but the fates seem against their wishes being graft
fed at present.