The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-26
HORSE NOTES.

Among the celebrities OF the road the Fleetwood
Stables are well represented by J. B. Ayres l6T
hand team OF bays, Bully Briggs and William Van
Cott which can step 2:45 clip.
Mr.. G. Seaman's pair Of bay mares, 15]k hands;
one by Billy Denton and the mate by Manhattan
which can trot in $3.50.
Mr.. f. A. Williams pair OF champion trotting
mares; nice steppers.
Mr. E. d. Slater's pair, sorrel gelding Fleetwood
and bay mare Dover Girl, which can trot fast and
are driven to top wagon Of the latest pattern
and design, making natty turnout.
Charles Woods bay horse Germaine; very nice
roadster
Mr.. Jonn Richards black horse Black Ink who
Mr.. Samuel Nowells brown mare, from the East
Dr. Lees pretty trotting mare, by Hiram Drew,
Mr.. J. g. Howe's original Ice Boy, very rapid
sorrel horse.
Mr.. Houses par bay geldings.
Dexter has become perfect road horse and
neither SHES nor jumps at any alarming object he
meets 1t is not necessary to say that he can beat
anything he comes in contact with
Mr. Morton drives very speedy gray mare Of
messenger strain of blood, who can step $40 clip
also bay geldlng, by Concklin's American star,
which Is fast and OF good style.
General Buford, Of Woodford county, Kentucky
recently sold his chestnut colt by AeXander's Alb
dallah. dam unknown, for $4,000.
The Embry trotting horse, until recently owned
In Kentucky, Is now owned by q gentleman living
in Augusta, Ga 1t Is said he has refused $4,000
for him.
The three-year old colt Silent Friend was sold hy
MIR. William Jenning TO Erastus Corning, during
should he win the Dixie stakes at Baltimore. 81
lent Friend was bred by M. b. Gratis. Wood
ford county, KY, and Is by imp. Australian, dam
springbrook, by Lexington out OF Emnaia,i, by
Mamblino son OF American Eclipse
Mr. G. j. All0way, OF Montreal. Canada, has pur-
chased OF II. 7. McGrath his three year-old bay colt
John Doe, by Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler.
:. The colt George Wilkes, by Asteroid, dam Emma
Wright, recently sold bv L. @. Moore, TO Mr.. u.
j. Bannatync, for $780,
Mr.. zeb Ward has sold to Mr. Samuel Lewis, OF
Tipperary, dam by imp Hooton, for 1850.
Mr. John NJ. Clay has sold survivor to Mr.. John
Chamberlin. Price paid not stated.
The Society of Agriculture and horticulture OF
Westchester County offer nine purses To be trotted
for at their ensuing meeting, amounting In the ag
Mr.. John Il. Dawson. OF Carmel, Putnam County,
N. Y, has become the purchaser OF the celebrated
trotter White Fawn one of the handsomcst trot~
'I ale of d tbe trottnr horses owned nv tho
late A. Il. Noble, which took place at Andersons.
stables the 10th inst, the following prices were
realized:-
For a black trotting marc Mary raised in Bucks
county, Pa. 10 hands high 10 years Old sired by
Greene's Bashaw; has record or 2:i1 at Union
Course, Long Island, and trotted two miles in
Dapple gray horse, 49, hands high, years old
by General Knox, dam Drew Mare, raised at Water
vile, Me-: can trot In 2:40 TO wagon-S5O0.
Sorrel gelding Hickey 151s hands nigh, 10 years
old, raised in Virginia; won race ut Fleetwood In
1871 in 2:3s. the sixth heat-sa75.
Sorrel mare Alice Huntington, 15ii hands high 8
years old, sired by Champion dam % thoroughbred
Harkaway mare, trotted in private in 23O9a--
sl,225
Brown gelding David Bonner, l5gS hands high, o.
years old, raised IN Kentucky; trOtted at Prospect
Park, October II, 1870; beat Fanny Fern, Lady
Emily, Jennie, Grace Bertram, Flora and Enigma In
2:3lk 2:33h and 2:3l1s, making first oDchalf
Fleetwood, match $500, against Lady wellen, dis.
tanced her in p "a, first heat--$l,215