The New York herald., 1873-12-22
HORSE NOTES,

Entries for the Canadian DERBY VIII Cicse on the
lst day of January. They VIII be received at the
once OF the Toronto Times or by the secretary at
Carrie, I. W. Simpson.
Two out OF The three stakes to take place at the
February meeting OF the Savannah Jockey Club
have filed. viz. :--1andicap Stakes $25, p. p. $40
il declared out by January 15--10 entries Savan-
nah Cup, $25, p. p, with S70o added; weight for
age two miles, six entries. The Lamar Stake is
void, and in Its place mile race for three-year-
ods has been substituted called the Ten Broeck
Stakes, S25 D. o., $500 added, second to receive
500 out OF the stakes; colts IS lbs; tillies and
geldings allowed lbs. Entries close January !.
AT meeting oil the directors !of the Utica Park
Association, held on the evening OF December 10.
it was concluded to hold o second annual running
meeting about the same date as last year-tne
last week In June. Stakes for two and three year.
oids viii shortly be advertised, to close January
81, 1874
Tne meeting OF the American Jockey Club at
Jerome Park for 1874 Will be held on and between
che first, second and third Saturdays Of June and
October.
wyndlam Waldon has purchased the three-year-
old colt Long Branch, by Eclipse dam Moliie Jack
son, by vandaI. Price $500.
Jeter Waidon has purchased from Mr.. Sanford
The four-year-old geldiag Mlden, by kexington,
lam Mildred, by Glencoe. Price $500.
The chestnut gelding John Mccormick, by Hia-
watha, out OF sister to Muggins, belonging to
Mcssrs. George n. Rice & Co., OF Tennessee, broke
down in his exercise, before the commencement OF
the Louisiana Jockey Club races, at New Orleans
He was three years old last spring.
The Withers' Stake, the conditions Of which are
$1,000 entrance, half forfeit with 900 added, the
second horse to receive $500 out OF the stakes, will
be run Tor on the rst day OF the spring meeting in
each year. not less than one week prior to the Bel
for the spring OF 1874 or colts and Niles now two
on the 1st OF January 1874.
Mr.J. /. Pailips Is driving his celebrated team
coad. They are tine fastest matched team in New
York; raised by Major Morton, OF Orange
them dashing up the road at better than 2:4o
clip, with that clean, open gait they are so much
themselves. Tney are perfect team and gems Of
Gray stallion Plato, bay mare Clara G., Myron
Perry Tip Allen, Lady Wheeler, Husky Boy and
Farragut will pass the winter at Dan Mace's
stablcs, IN Forty ty-eighth street.
Mr.. N. II. LeadDetter Is driving the celebrated
ieam, Buffalo aud mate. Buffalo Is considered one
81 the very fastest pole horses in the country and
mates pretty cnestnrt mare-a great deal OF
time and money had been spent to get one to
speed with him, This Is rafting team, that can
pull weight and trot fast and far
Dan Mace has sold hts welEknown beauty, Bay
Star. to Mr.. BENJAMIN Akers OF the Kansas Stud
amDers out 81 is tHcreOshDrea & sa' mare e Danis
Lambert by Ethan Allen, dam by Abdallah. Bay
The Kansas Stud Farm has 237 head OF horses on
the place, among them the stations Rhode Island,
sourSon cnc M bs MemSyno cnie St Ncsoas
BY American Clay; Camors, BY MI. Green's
Bashaw, and Erie, by Young America;
Mr.. Harry Harbecks brown horse WiRdermere is
going very fast this season. and It would be hard
matter to find a road horse to beat him down the
At the junction OF Seventh and St Nicholas ave.
uoes sewer Is being dug, and the contractor has
Dccn very careless e about lighting around Il prop
nave occurred, one OF which might nave resulted
very seriously had IL not been for the gentleness
was smashed, harness injured, horses thrown
down and much expense and trouble caused.
There should be law, and 1t should be rigidly en-
forced, to protect people from sucn accidents, by
requiring places where excavations are being
SSs
appearance during the afternoons Of the greater
% past o. last week as the pleasant and dellghtful
Of hOrsefesh and carriages.
the Chief broke his leg while running in a
selling steeple chase at Bromley, England, Decem-
Der Santanclle and Golspie pulled up lame in the
same race, while st. Valentine ruptured blood
Batsiord, q threc-year-od, winner OF the selling
hurdle stakes at Bromley, Tuesday, December 2
was soid 70 MT; pattison Tor 2l5 guineas, the ent
fne horse Mardi Gras was purchased by Mr. II.
Taylor Ior goo guineas, after winning selling
hurdle race at Bromley, December g.
The famous stallion King OF Trumps died at the
Woodlands STUD Farm. near Knitsley, Durham, No
vember ~, OF cold caught few days previously,
aged 70 years. King OF 1rumps was BY velocipede'
liam MISS GIL, by Nator, out or Lady Fractiots bv
Comns, out OF Vautress by Walton.
Tue great international meeting at Nice ana
Monaco will commence on the nth OF January and
win last to the 22d. The programme OF the races at
NICE ana OF the great pigeon shooting contests al
Monaco will be published Immediately. Taking
INTO account the money prizes as well az the cups
the total sum to be competed for VIII amount 10
moro than f4,OOO.
Robinson, who received nasty IAN while riding
CARDINAL Wosey In the BeckenhAm hurdle race az
Bromiey on Wednesday, December 8, snecnmbed
70 c1ncussion OF the brain during the night in
koe, having ridden Sir Lionel suspciously at
Bromley, was ordered TO appenr before the
s,ewarns va r wno suspended him for life. The owner
=, .s mo.se was Also ordered TO appear before the
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