The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-07
BUFFALO PARK COLT PURSES.

BUFFALO, May D, 1872
The Buffalo Park Colt Purses for four and five
year ods to be trOtted on the first and third days
OF the annual meeting, August and s. closed at the
Tft House, the evening of the LIST inst, with the
following entries:-
No. 1-Purse Of 81 900, for four year Odds and un-
der-$eOo to nrst $500 to second and 800 to third
mile heats, bes three In five in harness.
Lindenberger h Herr name chestnut stallion
Emerson, by Golddust, dam by WOmach's Highland
Messenger; granddam by Medoc.
King Bracket name blood bay colt Duke of
Saratoga; foaled May Is, 1868; sire Young Wofu,
dam Belle OF Saratoga.
son of Geo. M Patchen dam by a son of American
Star; 10 hands HIGH four white legs and big white
face foaled June T. 1858.
NJ Goodwin names brown mare Lady Maud, 15l4
hands high, white star In forehead, four years old
this spring; sire Gen. Knox, dam unknown.
years old star in forehead and left hind pastern
white; sire Basil Duke, dam by Glencoe.
Albert Erwin names sorrel gelding Orlando four
years old In May; sire Buster Golddust, dam un-
known.
Jolly Mcvay name stallion Mansfield Cold
dust, four years old In June; by Golddust, dam by
j. G. Simpson names gray flly Mavis, foalcd in
@ - hand. high dim a on Os aa ha b1
Blackbird
r p. White names dark brown colt Buzz, two
white hind feet, star In forehead; no pedigree
given.
Thomas 8. Carpenter names black stallion
Rowes Tommy formerly Thomas Jefferson, Jr.)
by Thomas Jefferson pedigree OF dam unknown.
p. II. Dorsey names chestnut stallion Pirate
ie hands high y L. D1rsys oa Cold
dam Alsye. Scroggins, by Giles Scroggins, by Sir
Archy; third dam, by Pirate, son Of imported
Chance; fourth dam, Kentucky Blossom, by i'm
ported Blossom; fifth dam, by Brutus son OF i'm
ported James
DUST foaled spring of 1863 15H hands high, white
spot below the ear; by Golddust, out OF q by
Morgan horse, Jehu; second dam, jones' gray pac-
[. L. Dorsey, Jr., names bay flly Corne Gold
DUST 10 hands high, left hind foot white; by Gold
dust out OF mare Fly, said to have some Handle
tonian blood
d. L. Kaze names chestnut stallion d. L. X, two
white feet behind and few white hairs in tip Of
second dam by Medoc.
S Williams names sorrei colt Bob Newhouse, four
years old May 10, 1872, white face, left hind foot
white and a few scattering white hairs; by Crox-
toms Jack Conn., out OF Fannie, by State Of Maine
to rst $50 to second and sSS 10
third; mile heats, best three in five, In harness.
NJ. Goodwin names brown mare Lady Maud four
years old this spring. white star in forehead; sire
Gen. Knox, dam unknown.
J. w. Myers names brown geldng Vanity Fair
five years old in May, white hind feet; sire Albion,
+. b. Cummings names bay mare Idol Girl, foaled
May s. 1857 faint star; by Idol, by MambrIno Chief
j. q. simpson names bay flly Zulieka, foaed
August Q, 1867, 151a hands high, right hind foot
white; by Alhambra, dam R0samond, by Glencoe.
=. Reynolds names sorrel mare Modesty; sired by
THOMAS s. 5sx stallion 4
oaled April 2s, 1868; by Thomas Jefferson pedigree
OF dam unknown.
L. l.. Dorsey Jr names chestnut colt Zllcadic
Golddust, 10 hand or 3 inches high star, small
snip; two white ankles and feet behinG one Do
fore; white above pastern joint; by Golddnst, dam
Thoroughbred mare Rosalind by imported scythiah;
second dam Sally Russell by Boston. ,,,x. -,
L. L. Dorsey, Jr names gray mare slgne noiu.
| dust foaled 1887 about is hands hlgh some wnlte
on LETT fore foot; by Golddusf, dam T. VeacheS
| Pilot mare. - -, - =,
| scription or pedigree given.
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