The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28
HORSE NOTES.

The roam horse W. il. Maze, belonging to J. H..
Robinson, OF Poughkeepse, was sold last week to
A. Patterson, of New York, for $4,000 The horse
is six years old, Of good size, and very fast. He
was sire d by Morgan Motifs Independence.
Thomas p. wallace's trOtting horses Henry
Triumph and George started for Buffalo on Thurs
day last to participate in the sports which CON-
mcnce on August 8.
Joseph Harker's trotting mares Gazele and Lulu
left yesterday for Buffalo in charge Of his trainer,
John Lovett.
The probable starters in the 2 rs purse at Buffalo
will be II. w. Genet, Judge Fullerton, Lulu, J. II.
Burke, Triumph, Nonesuch, Susie, Sea Foam, Mo-
hawk, Jr., Derby, Rosalind, and, maybe, one two
others that have been kept in the shade waiting
for chance to win a large purse as the beginning
of q turf career.
Mr.. Humphreys magnificent chestnut geiding
Judge Fullerton has been in training at Prospect
Park recently in charge OF Dan Mace He has been
doing very well while there and will now be sent
to Buffalo. II will take clipper to beat ON the
9th Of August and the that does SO will be very
apt to win the $4,000 prize.
An elegant piece OF plate, valued at s., 200 to be
run for at Mobile in the spring of 1873 over the
Magnolia course, by three year old colts and FLIES,
mile heats, is now open for nominations on the
following terms Subscription $50 each, the asso-
CldtlOu W POW W uic ScCOHu HOlSc tHeTc arc
twenty-four subscribers; if not twenty-four sub
scribers, the second horse to receive what is over
the value OF the plate nominations to close on the
1st OF August. There were ten or twelve sub
scribers at Saratoga the week before last and there
Is no doubt that dozen or more will be made
before the day of closing.
George Hayner, OF Schagticoke, says the Pough-
keepsie Press, bought horse OF gentleman In
Troy for $3.50 a short time since, and q few days
since took the horse TO New York and offered TO
sell him for $3.50, without success While driving
on one OF the avenues he had brush with 2:4J
horse and beat him, and found that his horse had
great speed. He finally sold him to Mr. Flanagan
Tor $4,000. The latter subsequently sold it to his
partner in business. the owner OF the celebrated
horse Henry, for $4,000. The horse goes by the
name OF George. and has trOtted in 2:27
SprngbOk chestnut colt, two years old, by i'm
ported australian, dam Hester. by Lexington has
been purchased by Mr.. o. NJ. Bassett, OF Mr.. ID.
Swigert, price not made public. Springbok goes
into Colonel McDaniels hands to be trained for his
engagements, he being in the Kentucky Stakes at
Saratoga, aud the Nursery Stakes at Jerome Park
He Is also engaged IN most OF the great threeyear.
old events next year.
trOttng match has been arranged between the
mares Annie Watson, owned In Pittsburg, Pa, and
Bella Patterson, of Oil City, Pa. for $4,000 the
match TO come of at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th
Of August, the week following the Buffalo races,
where both mares are entered. Bella has record
of $3.50, and Annie watson Of 49, The staying
qualities OF the latter, however, are said TO coun-
terbalance any difference in time. Both mares arc
heavily backed, and close contest Is looked for.
IL is the intention OF Mr.. Wright, the proprietor
OF Mystic Park, Mass, TO give fall running meet
ing, provided the owners of running stock viii
agree TO fix upon the time 20 suit themselves
Those who entered their horses for last years fall
meeting expressed themselves as iavorably I'M
pressed with the PARK ana its surroundings, and OF
the success Of the meeting, notwithstanding the
lateness OF the season. II the time can be arranged
to suit majority OF owners there ~ nothing TO
prevent u first class meeting
Midday, bay mare, i've years old, by imp. Eclipse
dam Ninette by Revenue, was sold at Saratoga by
Major L. w. boswell to Mr.. Lewis, OF Montreal.
Canada, for $4,000 Major boswell win handle and
run her at the August meeting, Long Branch for
Mr.. Lewis
Frank Ross, chestnut colt, four years old, by
Daniel Boone, dam Sigma, by Epsilon, was sold by
Captain William Cottrill to Q. ]. Alloway, Montreal,
Canada. The price was not made public.