The New York herald., 1871-03-07

III thS Couuuy.
THE RACERS.
GLENELG, bay horse lmportedl, by Citadel, da'n
ssP rase s n m hee sra san mas h sOiea 1
being at four nile heats, lass autumn, at EalMore,
in Which he disanccd all that conended WIN nm u
except Mr. Sanford's bay mare Niagara. Glencig y
Ecrse OF greet turn Of speed and can run ~ ,ass
as any horse thqt was eyer me tnr IN this conn M
| durance lie has q hoad OF medium size, VITA 4
VIDE and clean Jaw, well ntted TO .ong' wen wen
goes out high on tie withers, making his helghI
fully to the ssid!a ' ana his shou dels are very
obque, with fine barrel, wei ripbel back 70 hlii
quarters lie has strong, weN arched IONS snor. mort
back, plenty OF reach from hip TO whtil bone anu
drops well down to the stiles which are uneom,
monty large. lis hind legs aro well under nm ma any
COED iengia ana srringy. Take him oil in al! his
/ conformation could not be much improved. ,sn Whsn
his racing career 10 over he viii be very valuapse
horse il the slut. lie has several engagements IN
the coming campaign. - ~, ,u
ingten dam Ethan LASS. THIS Is q magnincent
horse and bis career The turf last season proved
been defeated once ANA that was BY Enquirer, at two
mile heats over very heavy track King Usher was
! few days previous to the race. he won the 1rst
heat IN dne style, bur fell away in the heavy mud on
the second. on the third heat lie rallied again and
made desperate finish. lie Is now matured and
has the appearance OF as much endurance as any
in conformation as Glenelg-ihet is, the lines Of
beauty are not SO finely drawn on hlm as they are
on ihe Other pnt many believe him to be G!enelgs
little difference between them, either In speed or
bottom. horse that can beat either of them the
coming summer win be a heavy winner al the end
OF the racing season. Kinghsher Is large horse,
beng fifteen hands three inches In height and is III
robust health.
| TELEGRAM Is chestnut colt, four years old and
sixteen hands high stoltiy built and looks rugged
Maud, b. Stookweh This fine looking well formed
race horse has not been successful thus far 10 MS
racing career lie met with an accident while on
1 jerome
seem 10 fully recover during the season, although
Re "a T sy n SreaSoe races &c he was only
Enquirer. Telegram has the appearance Of horse
that could run long race at 1iAe pace He will no
doubt, be tried the coming summer with the best IN
the land.
FlNEssE is a beautiful chestnut fly, four years
white feet, two behind. She was Sired by Leying
ton, dam Fingree, by Stockweil. Finesse has peen
she always had fine turn OF speed; but in her two
mile races seemed to fall of at the finish. She has
think vii. prove better slayer in the coming cam
paign than IN her last She IS most beautifully
| She IS entered In two races at Lo2g Branch.
| NELLIE JAMEs is bright chestnut, fouryears Old,
| by Dollar, dam Feur de Champs by Newminster, anu
was imported when year!ing Nellie was quite
successful In her two-ycar0ld form; but, when three
add!t ona weight imposed Tor the year. ana did not
| run successfully afterwards. She Is too small to
contend with larger horses, and viii not probably be
| put in training again.
BY THE SEA IS a beautiful bright chestnut colt
! three years old, by Thormanby. dam Bernioe, by
| StOckwell. He was tRiporteu when yearliDg, ana
| has grown into a magnificent horse. In beauty or
I color, shape and size he Will compare with any
three year-od in America. lie mas all the fine polnts
given TO Glenelg, and. we think, Will be quite as
large. lie has white on his near hind ankle, with
star and snip in his face. By the Sea is q very
SNOWY colt and looks like q Iacer all oyer He is
very short In the back from shoulder 10 coupling,
and IS conspicuous for his immense stiles. lie has
| many engagements the coming season, among
others the 1ollowiug:-At mePark In tue Bel
mont Stakes the Champion Stakes; the Traver IS
saratoga first mePfiuy the Animal Stakes.
| al Jelome Park, at the fall meeting the Kenner
Stakes, at saraogq second meeting, and in the re.
| Union STAKES at Baltimore, at the fail meeting.
The EARL imported, IS bsy colt. three years cid,
BY Tne haTqulS rn dam osS Feur de Champs by New
a hait high with white heel behind and str III
his face. He IS plain looking colt, but hes many
the way to the Winning post. lie is engaged
in the Belmont ana Champion STAKES, at Jerome
Park, the saratoga and kenner Stakes at Saratoga,
tue Annual at Jerome fark tall meeting and the
Rcunioa STAKES at Baltimore
LoRS BYRON Is bay colt, three years old, ffte eI
hands three inches high, with black points and {
star IN his face. lie ls very powerful colt, ant
Kentucky, Gam Lazy Biessngton, by imported
Eclipse. Lord Byron has many engagements, being
IN all the stakes with By the sea ana The Earl, men
EASTERN STAR IS bay lny, win four white feet
liteen nants ana hall hgA, three years old and
away, dam star or India Eastern Star was trained
In England py Joseph Dawson, and wAeD two years
old lan second in field OF seventeen. She is a
nasiy, highp-looking creature, with light body and
Is somewhat leegy with peculiarly English grey.
hound appt arahce She il entered In the Monmouth
Oaks STAKES a. Leng Branch, mile and a half. anu
IN the Continental STAKES al the August meeting, at
the same place. miie heats.
lNPERAToR Is chestnut colt by Censor, dam
Narina, by Hero, TWO years Cid fifteen kandS high,
with blaze in his lace; Thls IS the best looking
colt yet produced by his dam. lie has small head
and Is PRETTY shaped all over. lie looks as ii lie
will make race horse OF speed lie has several en-.
| gagefnents, ameng them the iciiowing:-The July
Stakes at Monmouth PARK, three quarters OF mile;
the Hopeful stakes ;, and Thespan stakes, at the
| stakes for 1872.
white eet, two IN front fourteen hands three Inches
high, and two years old. lie was Sired ty Adamas,
ns racing appesrance being Of great eng,h aS but
| he has not as much substance as we would like TO
see lie IS engaged in ell the stakes with mperatOr,
mentioned above.
PoLENIo Qmported) is chestnut flly BY Mac
caron dam sister to Donna del Lago tNo years old,
and about fifteen hands nigh. She Is beautifully
formed, looking like the pictures OF Blink Bonny; Is
very stylish, and has peculiarly English race horse
appearance, particularly IN the cut away shape Of
the hanks. There is DOUBT about her being fast.
She Is entered In the Saratoga and Kentucky stakes
at saratoga the coming summer and IN all the priI-
cipal three-year.old stakes OF 1872.
WooDBlNE Is chestnut Glly o. censor, dam Fleur
deS Champs, by Newminster, two years Old, niteen
hands nigh, with two wnite feet one before and
the other behind on the near side. She ls half sister
way, ana Will be able 10 carry welgh much better.
THIS MY Is engaged IN all the stakes that Poen,o Is
| in, mentioned above.
| Camilla, by Tom King, two years old, fourteen
hands ard hall high, with a.whie stocking on The
and looks as though she could carry Weight and run
FAST Victoria is engaged in the Thespian Stakes at
| the August meeting at Long Branch, the Nursery
stakes at Jerome Para and the Saratoga Stakes at
Saratoga the coming summer. She is also entered In
the Ladies stakes liz the spring meeting at Jerome
Park IN 1872,
ROSETTA Is a chestnut nly by Censor, dam Spill
leta, ny stockwe. two years Old, dfreen Lands two
oil roam hair on her near quarter She has large
blaze IN her face This fly has very marked racing
points about her that denote speed. She Will not
be trained this season, she Is matched to run at
three years old against one OF King Lears get to be
produced by NJ. II. Sanford, az We mentioned above
and WIN be kept sound i possible. for that OCCASION
This hlly has a more beautiful head and neck than
any OF the Others belonging to Mr. Belmont =
KEEP DARK Is o brown My. by imported Eclipse
dam Maroon. by Glencoe, two yeats Old, Is very
large, and will not be trained until she ls three years