The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-22

Q permanent record In che pages OF the Rdcfnd
Calendar. He stands az tine head OF winning owners
Of race horses. having secured s24, 438 or mora
IMAM double the amouns ascrtbed TO the most
successful OF ms competitors. Hannah, whose earn>
ings exceed hair that sum, mas won twice as much
as Cremorne, who u second In the list Of winning
horses; and King Tom. also the property OF Baron
Rothschlld, Is accorded first place among tue sires'
OF tue year. his stocks having carried on prizes
TO the vaiue Of fl7.o7l. Larger amounts have
n oes1.s won ey individual owners oy their
Gadiateur and Lord Lyon, IN 1895 and
1857 II had never before ,. fallen !"
three Departments Baron Rothschild owes ms
success 70 lannah eI29So; Favonlns. $500; Corr
sande, f36io and Chopette. fl.666, the other AMI
mats IN ms establishment who nave winning BACK
ers 10 tner names having constituted only insignia,
Corisande are by King rom. chopetIe is a daugater
or North Lincoln, aud Favonius -, ike Lremorne,
same position Ia regard TO King Tom that ms two
descendants. Cremorue ana Favonius, hold In re!
iatIon 10 Hannah the most ilius,rous OF the Men
credited with tlo.o9J, AS against hing Toms total
OF xi72Il, Cremorne and Favonlus nave earned
9l2,1o between them-f6i70 and G5,0e0 respec-
tivetv, as compared TO The fl2, 100 standing "a
Hannahs credit. between the names OF Baro9
Rothscnild ana Mr.. Seville, who Is third on the
Inst oil winning owners, 49, however. laterposcd that
Oh the gentleman whose races unuer the psenuonym
or Mr. Lombard, whose inasCrlminate purchases
OF all the hIsn Class animals that come INTO tnS
market nave Deen so tar rewarded that he IS re.
COrueu the Winer OF seVeuty-tWO races anu tlo
but IL Is very questionable whether his success Is
prup0rtonatly compensated with mat OF Baron
Rotiscuild, who. win far smaller stud, and 81
che exercise or patience and Judgment In breeding,
mas achieved IN one season all that the true lover OF
racing eau desire.
Moslem. VINO ran dead heat with Formosa for
the Two Thousand Guneas, was recently sold as
Tattersall's Tor tnrty-nve guineas to Potter, and
was removed 10 EPSON, las been sold To sr. q.
Win Tor 200 gulneas, the horse to be used for
steeplechasc purposes.
Tie Peer mas been let for The season QsI2) TO 80
to france.
On Friuay the brood mare LADY Grosvenor was
seized with Inflammation OF the bowels ana died
within twenty-tour hours. She was the property OF
the Hon. Egremont Lasceiles, of Midoiethorpe near
YORK, and was bred by Mr. fLteusor IN 1857, goI by
Sweetmeat out or Laundry Mall, by WinIonan.
she won several MINOR stakes for Mr.. Copeland dur
Ing her racing career, and after being put tl1o
stun she produced the following roals:-In 1862
Lady Constance, by bennington; IN 1851, Butter.
boat, by GunDoat; 1855, Qualify by Volgeur; 1859,
Acaster, by votgeur; lSo Black Viewer, by Volii-
geur; 1865 Ainsty, Oy Lord Cden; 1869, nlro
Rose, by Lord Clilden 1870, b. by Lord Cliden;
1871. Gu T. by Cathedral she was again in loal al
the Tune OF her death.
AT last accounts Mr. Pryor, the trainer, IS much
better, although not vet able 10 leave ms bed. Mr.
Joseph Dawson, 10 whose recent Illness public at
tendon has more than once been drawn IS now con<
VacScent.
Honor. by Neville, dam veraclty, has been pur.
chased by John Nightingale for 30 gulueas.