The New York herald., 1872-07-23
HORSE NOTES.

HORSE NOTES.
The nrst annual meeting OF the Goshen Driving
Park Association will commence tomorrow and
continue three days. About six Thousand dollars
win be given In nine purses, which have oil filed
well. Forty-nine horses are entered, and fine
tr0ttng will take place. "a, .
Charlie Heinzel's bay geidng s tr0tting very fast
this season, and his owner feels confident he will
be good one when he gets age and has had work.
r. J. Anders0n's chestnut colt Is stepping well,
and promises to be a fast one:
A. e. Williams drives pair OF bay Mares by
Champion. which are much admired, and can trot
In 2:50.
on the legs and feet OF their horses while away in
the country during hot weather, as spring or well
water often founders horse when Croton would
only have refreshing effect. Reason-Dinerence
OF temperature in water.
Harry Hamilton is driving some very fine and
are bay gcldlng Florist, who can beat 2:3O; black
can trot in 2:4o, and the celebrated road team Dot
and Grit, which are very fast and reliable Harry's
landaus, landaulets dog carts and phaetons are
always Of the latest styles and most approved pat
terms.
Mr.. Arston has pair of black ponies which he
considers the best trotters In the city. He Is in
search OF somethng III that w VIII I'll @ scare morse 70
nothing short OF the Evil One-horns, tail and crup
per-will scare them.
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valued at $4,000, owned at Delhi Delaware county,
was accidentally killed on the track of the Catssi
Agricultural and horticultural Society, on Sunday
morning last, while being exercised. The horse
broke, when the driver hit him with whip, causing
splinter t FIN IN his breast, causing his death almost IN
stantly.
well known formerly as Shoe Fly, to Y. w. Phillips,
Of Delavan, Wis. Price paid. $4,000.
The Buffalo Park Association Is out with Its mag
nifcent programme for It's seventh annual meeting,
embodying list OF premiums aggregating 500, ooo
rs s Of o a. Enres eScep Sg ee
for purses Nos and y will close at the lift House,
at buffalo, on the 9th inst, The purses are re,
under; No. 2, s1oooo for 2:27 class; No. g. $4,000
for 24O Glass; No. 4, $l,5OO for 500 class; No. s,
a Sos sa5os or &uS eS
under No. g. $4,000 for $3.50 cass No. 600 for
1850 class; No 10, $4,000 for 2:35 class; No Il,
$4,000 for all horses; extra purse for PAGERS, $780,
first second, third and fourth moneys.
The summer meeting at the Union Course,
Rochester, will commence on Monday, 2sth inst,
and continue the two following days There will
be six races and the smallest purse offered amounts
The western trottng mare Tennessee the prop
erty OF 7. r. Roache, OF Louisville, has 'let down"
In one of her legs and is laying up ut Toledo, Ohio
She Is O promising mare
L. v. Caldwell, of Louisville Ind, and his sorrel
QuicIstep PARK Trottng Association, or Toledo
Ohio, tor nOn-payment OF entrance money.
The Auburn IN ~ Driving Park Association viii
have two days. meeting, commencing on the 30th
inst. There will be three races each day, and the
entries, which are to close on the Goth nst should
be addressed to Mr.. &. 9. Curtis, the secretary.
Foreign Racing Notes.
Reindeer the fourteen-year-old son of Mountain
Deer and Sultana, has taken leave Of the turf and
will spend the remainder OF his days In peace at
Runord Abbey He has run In no fewer than 1i5
races, of which fair average Of thirty-four fell to
his share. Lincoln and Brighton were favorte
battle-grounds Of the veteran" and Mr.. Savlle's
consideration for old servant Is the instinct Of
Pitfall. bay colt, by Prime Minister out of Lur.
ley; q brown colt by the same sire out Of MarigOd,
purchased ut the Marquis OF Anglesey's sale, will
leave England on Tuesday next for South America.
The famous young sire julius, by St. Adams out
though the biddngs for him were spirited and
reached 500 guineas, he was bought In, his reserve
Jack Spig0t broke down when cantering to the
post for the Summer Stakes ut Newmarket and did
Faraday, after winning a sweepstakes OF 20 sove-
regns over the new I. Y. g., ut Newmarket was
claimed by T. e. Walker for G., 900.
Mr.. ]. II. Houldsworth has resolved on dispOsng
Of his steepechasers, including Schiedam, and con-
lining himself In future to Legitimate sports"
closed with eightysix subscribers, and the French
Oaks Prix de Dianel with seventy.
The Jockeys West Grifllths and w. Chaloner were
each fined one guinea for dsobedience at the post
at Carlisle.
Spennithornc, first favorite for the Goodwood
Stakes was struck out OF the Cumberland Plate
and Devonshire Plate run ut Carlisle.
At the late Ascot meeting the Earl OF Cork (the
noble Master OF Her Majesty's Staghounds), as u
tribute to the memory Of the late royal huDtsman,
Mr.. Henry King, presented to his widow. Mrs.
King, Mt her cottage at Ascot the hoof OF the ia
nous horse Pantaoon, which her husband rode for
many years. handsomely mounted in silver, and
bearing the following inscription :-"PantalOOn.
Presented to Mrs. King by the Earl of Cork, Master
of Der Malesty's Buckhounds, In memory of her
husband, Mr.. King, who died on the 30th December,
1871, after tnirty;six years. service In the royal
hunting establishment"
Eignteen valuable yearlngs, the property of
Lord Stamford, were offered for sale at Park Pad.
dock, ten Of which were shocked down for $500