The New York herald., 1872-11-16
HORSE NOTES.

Colonel Mcdaniel, the owner OF Harry Bassett,
10 Daniels, Hubbard, Tubmaa, Sue Ryder and
several other fine race horses has issued the fol-
lowing racing challenge to the word:-
EDITORS TURF, FIELD AND FARM
authorize you to state that will match my
stable three races against any horse or horses in
the world, TO name at the post, two, three ana
four-mie heats for ten or twenty thousand dollars
each race. The races to be run over the Saratoga
Course, n. " any time between the last OF July
D. MCDANIEL. Princeton. N. J.
The gray colt, Alroy, dam by Alexander's Abb
daah, two years DID, recently purchased for 81 500,
died on Sunday, November 3, at Midway, Ky.
The famous fourmile racing mare, Annie Bush,
reported broken down, is in active training at
Mobile and will be formidable in the great $4,000
race at New Orleans in the Spring.
A four days race meeting has been fixed to come
Off over the Pacific race track at Alameda Cal,
about the 1st Of January A four-mle-heat race
will come Off during the meeting.
Hembold, the race horse, will be trained for the
great four-mile- heat race at New Orleans. He has
entirely recovered from the injury to his leg re-
ceived in exercise year ago.
The inaugural meeting OF the Natchez Jockey
Club will be held on the 10Th, goth, 2lst and ed
ms.
London, Holly wood, Roger Hanson, twoyear
old by Hawatha and a yearling by Lightning.
Tom Moore, have gone into Winter quarters at
Mobile.
George Rice has arrived at Mobile with Stock
wood. wanderer Annie Bush, Bessie Lee c. o. D.
and John Mccormack They Will be worked on the
Magnolia Course.
The trotting horse Dreadnaught fell victim to
the prevailing epidemic in the early part of this
week. Dreadnaught was well known on the turf
and was trained by Alexander Patterson.
Mr.. John w. Conlys stable OF horses Is having
the epidemic in q mild form. Backwood is the
worst OF the lot, having symptoms Of swelling in
the legs.
Breeding trotters on large and liberal scale re-
munerates the enterprise. AT least Mr. Backman
he has sold in the last three years 100000 worth Of
stock and $4,000 since the LIST OF May last:
The famous trotting mare mare sonag dlea n, az West
foaled in 1s46 her sire being Harris lambletonian.
In 1855 she beat Flora Temple In 2:3i, wagons and
The Two Tholsand and One Thousand Guineas
races for 1874 have closed with eighty-two and
sixty-one subscribers respectively me These @ ngnres
and nine in each race
Inveresk and Pompadour are matched for five
hundred guneas halt forfeit to run across the nat
at Newmarket Second october meeting, 1873; In
veresk, l22 lbs POmpadour, ll9 lbs. both Of them
The Yorkshire Post EnglisM, reporting the race
meeting at M0recambe, october 81, says:-"During
the gale OF the previous night extensive devasta-
which had been fenced or for the accommodation
or the horses was swept away, the judges box
being also carried out to sea. Hampers OF beer,
boxes OF soda water &C., which had been left In the
reireshment tent under the Grand Stand, noated
away In various directions, and the interior OF the
department was wrecked"
Baron Rothschild has named his yearlings rs
ows:--Brother to COrisande, Beaconshcld; colt
by King Tom out Of Maid Marian, Hesthorpe; colt
by Rowsham ont OF Fairy, Burston; brother TO HIS
Grace, Archduke; colt by King Tom out OF Direc.
tors dam, Marsworth; illy BY Lecturer out OF OF
Queen OF the vale Science; nly by Lecturer out OF
Mahala, Lectrice nliy by North Lincoln out OF NY
coin, Czarina nlly by King Tom or Lecturer out OF
Mincemeat. Quenclle; colt by North Lincoln OUT oi
Tourman, Cats Eye; nlly by Lecturer Out OF 10
mato Pimepto.