The New York herald., 1872-11-23
HORSE NOTES.

The trotting gelding Hiram, by Volunteer, died
on Monday last He was owned by Messrs. Ken
dal & Benger, of Seventh avenue.
Mr.. Neils fine Hambletonian mare died on Mon
day last. She was valued at $4,000.
Dr. Corey's team, consisting OF Commodore Mutt
and Madawaska Maid. are said to be the fastest pr
vate team in the country.
The trotting mare Badger Girl, owned by J. s.
Rowell, Of Beaver Dam, Wis, died last week Of in
nammation Of the lungs. Her owner had been
offered 5000 for her.
Mr.. J. Mclean, Of Poughkeepsie, N Y, recently
lost valuable trotting horse from lockjaw.
Mr.. John W. Conleys celebrated black stallion
brno Chief Is suffering with violent attack OF the
horse epidemic, the disease having assumed o
The gross winnings Of Goldsmith Maid and Lucy
during their trip to California is said to be $4,000
Mr.. Groshorn's bay stallion Abdallah died of the
prevailing epidemic last week. He was twenty
i've years old, sired by old Abdaah, dam by Leop-
ard, grandam by imported Expedition. There Is
now we believe, but one son Of old Abdallah ex-
tant and he belongs to Mr. Rockwell, Of New
The bay gelding King Henry, by Lexington. dam
Tokay, six years old, the winner OF the four mile
heat race at Long Branch last August, has been
sold by James Mccormack to William Lowell for
$500. Mr.. Lowell contemplates using him as q run
ming mate for some OF his trotters.
Kentucky, has recently purchased OF Mr.. John ].
NcKinnon, OF Chicago, Ill.,, the following brood
mares S:-Magenta, pay l0aled In 1857, by imported
Yorkshire out Of Miriam by imported Glencoe;
ington, out of Magenta; Sympathy, bay, foacd In
1885, by imported Sythian, out of Prunella, by i'm
ported Glencoe; Aerol0ld, bay, fOaled in 1868, by
Asteroid out Of Edna, by imported Knight Of st.
George.
pony, the property of Mr. w. II. Wilson Todd,
OF Halnaby Hall, near Darlington, England, re-
Gently died ut the ripe old age OF thirty years
and six months. 1t was the last survivor OF three,
whose united ages amounted to nnety-eight years
and one month, the respective ages Of the other
thirtyf0ur years and two months Their sire
Brown Shales aud their dam Welsh pony; they
were under fourteen hands, and were noted for
their trotting abilities. They were bred near Hull
by the late Mr. John Todd, and were never out of
the possession Of the family.
Annexed Will be found o letter from Colonel d.
MCDANIEL giving some explanations oil his chal-
lenge that were omitted last week.
PRINcErowx, N. j., Nov. TO- 1877
To rnx Eplrons 9! THE Tgsr. FIELD .4 AND FAnM:-
to The conditions Of the match Ali tree races are to be
on % e p Ge eo a ce 10 % be
between the 18TH day Of July ana ls day OF september
one week to Intervene between each race. As some
have said the terms OF the match do not prevent
stable will say that will run the three races with my
stable Of horses at present composcd and name my
viii do the same The uncertainty Of race hoses IS such
that am unwilling to- give the parties accepting the
the to wbe fnd sase a ns ndw
owned by me. simply claim the same privileges as my
opponents, although do not expect TO run anything out
one horse for the three events
leave the match open until the lst day of January,
three Tire races viii Hf please through e oeo Of
the Turf Field aud fdrm where will meet him or them
and make the necessary arrangements for the races