The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-05

Lambert; Nath. Higgins and bay mare Hat; r.
Darling and bays; Charles Brown and brown mare
John Starln's bay Patchen colt; Mr.. Loves brown
mare; Mr.. A. A. Kendall and q bay team OF Men,
brine Pilots, three ear0ds, which are very prom
ising, and Mr.. Bellinger and bay horse Dandy, who
can step IN three minutes in the snow.
From Samuel Truesdell's club stables General
Baxter drove his splendid brown team, Macmillan
ana walter, q pair OF sixteenhand trottersi can
step In 1875 together; J. Flender's sorre gelding
Keno. samuel Truesdell was out with Lew Petty
Second, a fast bay HambletOnian OF promise. Nc
Mitchell showed that his brown mare Carlotta
could still trOt Iast. MIR. Al Blanchard drove u
very handsome black horse that can trot In $780,
Mr.. Samuel 4. Plat drove black and bay team;
Mr.. Henry Van Ness was out with his splendid
stallion Compeer; also his Hambletonian mare,
both beautiful and fast animals; aud Mr.. 5. Licl-
enstein was on the road with u team OF sorrels.
Jay Gould rode in natty sleigh behind Rosa anu
Lizzie pair OF last mares. Harry Genet drove ms
colts, gray ana bay, by George wilkes ana Guy
Miller, dam his mare Lady Sunolk.
Messrs. Thomas and William Johnson drove tnelr
Patchen mare and stylish black gelding by Nor
rill; Mr.. Parker his old favorite Pulaski, who
seems in fine lettle Isaac Phillips his gray Admiral
farragut; Mr.. Ryder, his brown ana pay team
Mr.. Norman S. Kenyon, his fast mare the Bride OF
the Wind, and Mr.. HOyter, chestnut road horse
=, Mr. Ihonas Havemeycr took his airing Dehina
his very fast bay geding Red Cloud who, 1t is said,
can beat 2:So; Mr.. Melndy drove fine roam
morse; Joe Townley his bay stallion Joe. by
Hambletonian. This is a five thousand dollar pur-
chase, and can trot fast. Major Barker was out
with very nice golden sorrel, by MembrinO
Patchen. Fred Reynolds drove black mare. Ed
Jones drove u number from his stable, including
White Heels, Cricket, Henrietta ana Others
Charlie Weeks had the Old Blue mare out
and she showed clean pair Of heels to
most OF the trOtters. Mr.. Deming had a
bay horse. Mr. Green drove Mcdoc ana Nabochlsh,
gray and black team; Mr.. Gourdier his brown
mare, who is quite speedy; Charles Ransom the
sorrel horse Fnnegan; G. b. Alley q pair of Ham
bletontans, good steppers. Mr. Bailey drove a
White and brown team; Mr. l.. Petty his sorrc
stallion and several other o. his horses; Mr. Ederd
chestnut and gray team; Mr.. l.. j. Phillips his
n
Mr.. Moller his team, grey and brown; Mr.. Thomas
and gray team, which are hard to beat, and Mr..
Sheppard Knapp drove fine bay horse, which can
no doubt step very fast.
Among the family teams attached to seighs In
the Park we noticed Mr.. John Hays fine bay team,
Mrs. Blumenthal's seventeen hand carriage horses,
BOurdweines 1Our-in-hand, MIR. Fellows pair OF
browns, Mr.. Bells bays, Mr. Case's family bay
team, Mr.. Husteds black team, MIR. COurtney's
very large bay team, Mr.. George Lewis superb
span OF bays, Mr.. l.. j. Phillips seventeen hand
pair OF thorough bred grays very stylish team.
attached to very handsome sleigh, with magnii-
cent robes; Mr.. A. j. JacksOn's bay team, Mr. s.
Baxter's pair OF bays, Mr.. James Tacott's pair OF
bays. Mr.. Jonn Starin's spotted family team, Mr..
George Nelson's tOppy brown team, Mr. George
Kings very handsome brown team, attached to al
elegant sleigh; Mr. p. Williams bay team, Mrs
Humphreys bays, Mr. Abercasas' banged tailed
bay team, Mr.. V. X. StevensOHs brown seventeen
hand horses, and Mr.. Ofman's roam team, very
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