The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-25
RACING NOTES.

The stories that have been published throughout
the country Of the breakdown OF the celebrated
race horse Helmbold are all wrong. The horse has
not broken down, and Will run again the coming
season. He ran away with a small boy on the Mag
noa Course at Mobile knocked himself and In
iured back tendon slightly. while in exercises put
there Is no Inflammation, and he Will be put to
strong work In lew days.
The horses In training at New Orleans are Nellie
cray, Hollywood, Malta, Kapidlta, Minus and
Bombshen, belonging to General Buford; Freak
ness MonarchlsI Niagara, Madame Dudley Sauna
and Kadi belonging TO Mr.. M. H. Sanford. The
six are all bays and were sired by Lexington.
This Is formidable stable, and will he hard to
beat. George Rice has stable composed OF Won
MOltke, Foley, FLY ly Lexington. dam
Banner, and War Dance nliy dam Alex.
andria. Mr.. Franklin has Arizona, Glen.
rose Sentinel and George Woods. Cad.
wallader has Nellie R., RUFF Hunt, Gaber.
lunzie and two others Mr.. Warwick has Style, Sir
Rufus. Creole Dance. Rtghtway colt by Planet
dam Red Rose, and colt by Warned. HarrlsOn's
string consists OF Old Donovan, Temple, Tom Cor
bett and Belle Buckle. Hughy Gafrney has Sanford,
Lord Byron and fouryear-od by T1pperary, dam
Olo. Tim Robins has bay 1lly by Planet dam
Vandalia and Mr.. Balls brown colt by Donerale,
dam Amanda Morehead. In few days there will
be great additions made to the above by the stables
Stone and Williamson.
John M. Clay, of Kentucky will not take his stable
Of horses South this season. He is coming North
with fine string OF youngsters, and Will be at
Jerome Park early IN the spring.
Besides the six Observation-Disclosures Monarch.
LIST, Kad Niagara, Salina and Madame Dudey--in
M. II. Saniord's stables at New Orleans he has the
following string In training for the coming racing
campaign at Preakness, New Jersey:-
King Henry, b. g. by Lexington, out Of Tokay, 6
years.
Blngaman, br. c. by Asterod. out Of Bayleaf
years.
Mlldew. b. g. by Lexington, out of Mildred,
N. A. b.. b. f. by Asteroid out OF Bayleaf years.
Regal, br. f. by virgI, out OF Regain. years.
Laxity; ch T. ~ King Lear, OUT OF Lax ayears.
Cornnower, b. by Virgil, out OF Cordelia years.
whliehose, CHI. 9. by King Lear, out OF Earring,
Jerseyman, ch b. by vandal, out Of Emma Wright,
years.
Imp bay FLY BY Macaroni. out OF Brondella,b by the
imp bay nly BY Moulsey, out of Delllah. years.
Imp brown nlly BY King John, out Of Enhemet,
Imp. bay ally by Dundee. out Of Topsy. by Kings
ton, years.
The Maryland Legislature has chartered the
Maryland Jockey Club.
On our way to Jerome Park last Thursday morn.
youngsters that DR.. weldon brought from Ken.
tucKy. They reached here last Tuesday. The string
consisted OF four remarkably nne-looKng youngsters
all In robust health and ready TO get TO work. They
comprise the three.year-od bay colt Genseric, by
Lightning, out OF sister TO Ruric, by Sovereign
granddam Levity by Trustee; she out OF the dam OF
Alaric and vanda, by imported Trapbv. This colt
is sixteen and half hands high, and Is engaged In
the Belmont, Travers, Kenner, Jerome and Dixie
stakes. Following was the tw0.year old chestnut
colt warIlKe, by war Dance. dam by Captain Beard,
Qranddam by Buford, out OF Sue Sarpedon, by Sar.
pedon. These two are the property OF Dr. Wedon
but the other two are the property OF MIR. Leonard
W, Jerome, and will. be trained by Wyndham Wal
dem The first OF these that passed us Is two-year-
old chestnut colt, by Australian, dam imported
Weatherwitch by weatherbit; the other q two.year-
old bay colt by Lexington dam Kitty CLARK, by
Glencoe.
The stakes OF the American Jockey Club Sara.
toga and Monmouth PARK Associations and Mary
land Jockey Club will close on Friday next, March
/. The American Jockey Club have i've stakes
open-three for the coming spring meeting and two
for the autumn meeting Of 1873. For Saratoga
there are open four Of which are TO he run at
the nrst meeting the coming summer and three at
the second meeting. The Monmouth PARK Associa-
ton announces eight stakes-four for the July ana
the same number for the August meeting. The
The Bowie Stakes, four mile heats, for 1872 and the
Dixie Stake, for 1873. These stakes will undoubt-
eddy be we'll filed, as there are more young race
horses In the country at the present time than ever
before.