The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-28
HORSE NOTES.

John Chamberlin has purchased the right to sell
pools at Fleetwood Park the coming season.
John II. Harbeck Jr, has matched his black
mare for 81 900, $3.50 forfeit to trOt against Mr..
Thomas Johns0n's Clay stallion. mile heats. best
three In five, in harness, over Fleetwood Park
track, the race to take place few days after the
Spring meeting. Messrs. Harbeck, King and John
son have made up q sweepstakes of $3.50 each, the
above horses and the black mare Betsy King being
the contestants mile heats best three in ve in har
ness, to take place shortly after the previous race
Mr.. John H. Martins bay Ethan Allen colt, six
years Old, is very fine One and can tr0t very fast,
single or double.
1t Is thought by good judges that Mr.. Thomas p.
Wallace's splendid bay gelding Henry will trot
very fast tins season. he s in better shape than
ever before, and his success will be hailed with
pleasure by all true lovers OF honest turf SPORT
he always "gOes to WIN" Henry's record IL
22O1, but he has trotted some seconds faster
alone IN private trials.
The brown mare Flora Belle, by Ursharie, Is
wintering ut Canton. III. She has record OF
2:22a, and is owned by T. J. Smith, OF st. Louis.
The gray mare Grace Is wintering at Ysungs-
town, Ohio. She has q record Of 2:27h, and is the
property OF Henry Todd. The black gelding
Denmark, by Country Boy, Is also wintering at
same place. He has record OF 230, and is owned
by g. II. Andrews. Denmark is very fast, and
when ~ becomes . little more steady will trOt low
John Crocker has at hts stables in Youngstown,
Ohio, bay Mare Ella Wilson, Maggie Hall sister to
Mohawk, JrJ and several other very promising
ones.
Bay gelding Brother Jonathan, with record of
owner, F. j. Kimsery, Of Sharon, 90 short OFT
time since, and is considered very promising:
Belle Of Patterson and Mary Taylor, both good
George Logan has in charge at Cleveland, Ohio,
record Of a:si, black Sare ooquesss, gray selGinS
Tramp and Bny Cushing BY Plst' Jr., all Of them
Mr.. william Edwards, Of Cleveland, owns gray
geding called Joe Hullcr, with record OF 2:34, o
very promising tr0tter, by Mambrins Champion.
Kentucky by a New York gentleman, arrived here
day or two since. she will be trained and driven
the coming season by Jonn Lovett, and will have
for stable companions Gazelle, Lulu and Young
Bruno. she is allied to Lady Thorn, and is q splen-
did locking creature She is now five years cid.
She trOtted IN her four-year-old form IN 2:33A,
James Mckee drives very fast black team, which
The trainers and drivers will hold meeting on
Monday evening next, and owners OF trOtting
horses are invited 70 attend.
The old race mare NOta Price, stolen from
Baltic Payton, OF Tennessee, IN 1865, was re-
covered by Mr.. J. w. Kleizer Of Nashville, On the
the 18th instant and Is now at a livery stable in
that city awaiting her owners identification. Nota
Price Is now nineteen years old and had been used
as brood mare by Mr. Payton before she was
Richard Lowell, OF Lexington, KY, sold recently
To Messrs. Leadbeater Il Lewis, OF this city, five
head Of fine horses, and also shipped TO the same
parties thirteen head purchased In the Blue Grass
region.
Mr.. A. WEIGH, Chestnut Hill Stud Farm, near
Philadelphia, has sold to a Connecticut gentleman
his bay trottng stallion Rysdyk, foaled In 1865 by
Rysdyk's HamDletonian out OF Lady Duke, by Lex
ngton, her dam Magdalene, BY Medoc, out OF
Kephs dam, by Sumter. &c, &c. This Is one OF the
finest bred Hanbetonian stations in the country,
his dam being thoroughbred, by Lexington, and
gets cross OF pure Messenger blood through Me-
doc, . son Of American Eclipse. We hear the price
paid was So, 600 but the horse Is cheap at $1,000
Resale, bay mare, by Harris Hambletonian,
thrty.one years Old, died at the farm OF her owner,
Mr.. Charles S3cssIiah, on Friday, March IA. She
was the dam OF Silver Heel, the celebrated five
year-od, now owned by Mr.. Backman, and which
has shown mile better than 2:30.
The celebrated roam trotting geldhg Captain
McGowan, foaled in 1855, died last week at Con-
cord, n. II. He died of cerebrs spinal meningitis.
His pedigree was unknown. Captain McGOwan
was wonderful horse, having trOtted twenty
miles, carrying 1866 lbs on half-mie track, with
out skip. In S:25. Twenty thousand people wit
messed the performance, on the Riverside Park,
October 81, 1855.
promising young horse of the Bellfoundcr
stock was recently sold in Ulster county for
$500. Among other sales reported is a brown
Hambletonian mare, by the old horse at Chester
the father OF all the Hambetonians. She is q full
sister TO the well known old trottng horse Snip
Timber. She shows lair rate Of speed. The con-
sideration is not made public.