The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-06
CONTINENTAL RACING GOSSIP.
From lie sport.l

s.,or prao,,n has declared forfeit for va Epingle
ex-xndromaque ana Fora, ex-Beile Ralmonde, IN
Srtsniisnment at Royalheu. He was accompanied
~ the Count A. de G0uy darcy. Ermellne. by Dol.
81 Uss q q s May es the aSs At Vronsy on
sunday for LAcrOlx. Saint Ouen. The committee OF
s r s nFs %Ty ~ he
programme, which Will be published at an early
date. Will comprise several races, one OF them
Il Is probable thar In returning from Nice
great numDer OF sportsmen will go TO Pau, the jour-
SchickIer's establishment, which was greatly
damaged during the siege, was commences TO
SSs sereS for soe se arG IL nsppy not seriois
but he was confined to bed for several DAYS iase
week some two r-olds, among mem nr,n1 81 n
Lefeyre has arrived at Royseu aases c' are
colts from tine haras Of the Count ae nenax rorne
and Street nave returned from England to onan-
SIly Thorpe to ride 1T Nice ior Cassidys staDe:
Sss III BEEN declared for the Pouie DIES Produs.
Baron de HUrIsscm's horses are TO be placed under
ssaiiion fntus, by Trumpeler out OF Planet mare,
and ne win stand at Richard Carriers place, the
iarn OF Ro1allieu 1F 4eaa G GS 5sosspi
We and difficulty In crediting q piece OF news,
the authenticity OF which we can nevertheless guar
number which on TINS occasion Is indispensable
Jockey Club will be called upon to decide whether
creeing the exclusion OF Germans Certainly II TINS
measure had been voted the day after the decla.
ratOn OF war or oil the signature OF the treaty OF
poace no one would have thought OF raising the
least objection. But that, which IL was not thought
expedient TO do at that time, has lost It's excuse
now. This tardy and paltry Bit OF spite Will GER
tRtnlg be attributed TO puerile vanity wounded by
defeat, and o. Berlin they Will laugh at II more
tended protest against the exactions OF our con-
QuerOrs wears ut this PERIOD after year OF toer.
anCe and courtesy, quite different complexion. In
place OF q national question people WILL see In II
nothing but personal matter, and from tnis point
q view we DO not doubt the tact and
0olicaCy of the club will DO too much
a0ected to allow Of Is prOnounclng against
-FOUR vi It's members q decree that wOud strike IN
most unjust and regretable manner At name which
On our turf has gained for itself the greatest SYM
PATTY and esteem, loyal name-a name 30 near
tAe purest blood Of France Grazella has gone into
Draining with II. jennings and Is IN splendid con-
Q1tt0n. Three colts belonging TO the Count r. de
Ntcolay are In training III Barthol0mews stable.
The French Jockey Club has sent letter OF con-
graduation to the Prince or Wales the occasion
Of his recovery. M. McEvoy has sold To M. T..
Bower Pistole, who has gone into training at La
1or1ayo, under the direction OF Thorpe. Thomas
Garter has sold the stallion Ostrog0th to the Admin.
tstr&ti0n des Haras. N. Savigny has bought the
nily Terreur, f0aed In 1869, BY MuscOvite out Of
Tracas, to Thomas Carter. w. Carter mas sold For
ValOts, winner Of the POule dEssal IN 1870. 10 M.
Miles. Parnasse was enormously stated 10 be de-
Ciared forfeit in the Prix des Acacias OF 1872. II.
jennings has given the name OF Tabac TO the brown
colt by Opneln out Of Miranda, fOaed in 1859, en-
gagged under the name OF Cigarette, exist Atlas. IN
GRAND Prlx de Paris aud In the Prix du Jockey
Grub, 1872.