Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-03-14
Horse Notes.

At the American Jockey Club rooms
the following transactions took place
on Saturday evening last:
John Morrisey bet $4,000 against
$500 that Rutherford would not win
the Belmont stakes; $4,000 was Of
fored to 81, 900 against Matador in the
Kentucky and Saratoga stakes, which
was not taken-$12, 900 to ST, 900 would
have found a customer, however; $685.
600 to $3.50 was wagered against Ma
caroon winning the Wither's stakes;
$500 to $3.50 was laid that Steel Eyes
will not get place in the Belmont;
81 900 was offered even on the same
point, but not taken. Bowl.
The following transactions have
also taken place between the book
maker and the public since the last
report: On the Kentucky Stakes, for
two-year-olds, one mile, to be run at
the second meeting this Summer at
Saratoga-10 to | against King Bolt,
10 to 1 against Australian; both be-
long to Hunter & Travers, who have
eight other entries for the stake; 10 to
against Mr.. Belmonts Bernous and
Matador, Is to l against Mr. Grin
stead's Gilroy filly, II to against
boswell & Cammack's Consignee, 10
to l against F. Morris bennington
filly, out of Ruthless; II to against
P. Lorillard's imported colt Sangara,
by Beadsdam, dam Girasol; 10 to l
against Thomas Puryear's Leader, by
bennington, and Is to l against the
same gentleman's Meko, by Nara
gansett; IL to against Mr.. Cameron's
Bayminster, by Warminster, dam
Stolen Kisses; Is to ! against A. Blu
ford's McCreary, by Enquirer, and II
toll against Colonel McDaniel's colt
by haywood, dam Katinka, by Aus
tralian, out Of Kate Hayes. For the
Saratoga Stakes for two-year- to
be run at the first Summer meeting at
Saratoga, three-quarters of mile: 10
to against King Bolt, 10 to l against
Australian, 10 to 1 against Bernous, 10
to l against Matador, II to against
Grinstead's gray colt by Lightning,
dam Zingara; 10 to l against New
York, Is to 1 against bay colt by
Eclipse, dam Slasher-F Fidelity; - to I
against James A., by bennington,
dam Maiden; 10 to against Leader,
Is to 1 against Meko, II to against
Withers' chestnut filly by Kentucky,
II to, 1 against Swigert's Australian
colt, dam Bonnet, and IL to against
McDanieps colt by Enquirer. Forthe
Travers Stakes for .three-year-olds,
one mile and three-quarters, to be run
at the first Summer meeting: Z to l
against Rutherford, the Sue Washing
ton colt, Grinstead and Battle Axe;
to ! against King Pin, King Amadeus
and Astral; 10 to l against G. S.
Lloyd's brown colt by Australian,
Brigham, Balankeel and Saxon; II to l
against Mary Buckley, Bannerette
and Acrobat; and IA to l against
Long Branch, by War Dance, dam
Lass of Sydney. xarsr
= P. Lorillard is increasing his rae
ing establishment by fine selec-
lions of blood. His latest purchases
are the bay stallion Bayonet, by Lex
ington, dam Bay Leaf. This horse, it
will be remembered, won the Saratoga
cup in 1869. He will make a valuable
cross with the get of late importations.
Another is the bay colt Stanford, four
years old, by Bay Dick, dam by inn
ported Scythian. This colt won the
Produce Stakes for three-year-olds,
September II, 1873, at the Fall meet
ing at Lexington, KY, two mile
heats, distancing Mandarin, by War
Dance. 1t is stated that Stanford ran
the last mile of the heat in 1:434. Nell
lie Gray is also added to the STABLE
IN. Y. Herald, March 4th. o.