The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-25
HORSE NOTES.

The stables at Monmouth Park are rapidly nlling
up with selections from the best training and
breeding establishments In tue country, with the
exception Of Colonel Mcdaniel. who has concluded
to 60 to Saratoga and there b. in readiness to
meet all Corners. The Colonel has an idea that
Springbok will win the Saratoga Cup.
The races begin at Long Branch on the 4th OF
July, with four events each day. on the opening
day the Jersey Derby will be rum which viii be
grand race as all the best horses that ran in the
Belmont Stakes at Jerome Park are engaged In this,
besides others that are equally iast saxon, Aaron
Pennington. Brtgand, Steel Eyes, King Amadeus.
Rutherford, Maccaroon, Brother to London, Astral
ElkhOrn, Harry Felter, Court Hampton, Two or
three OF Mr.. F. Norris. two or three OF John
Chamberin's. besides many others OF the
dirty original entries. will run for the stakes.
On the second day OF the meeting the Monmouth
Cup race viii take place. This event closed
with tventy-four nominations, including Tom
Bowling Preakness, shylock, Whisper, Survivor,
stanford, Lyttleton, Fellowcraft. Jean Vatican
and other good ones. Preakness being q much
better horse this year than ever before, Mr.. San
ford. no DOUBT, thinks that Tom Bowling will have
to run better race than ever he did be lore to
beat him. Preakness Is not only fast horse, but
one that can 60 the journey. There are many
others that also think they have q chance. All the
stake races have filled we'll and the two-year-ol
events will be highly intere sting particularly the
Hopeful Stakes, which has twenty-iour nomina-
tions. Amelia, The Weaze, James A, Lizzie R,
Aristlces. Bayring, Matador, Babylon and other
good ones WIN try conclusions in the race. As
year.old event should be charming AFFAIR. From
day to day interesting races will be run, and the
meeting will undoubtedly be gay one.
The following Isl
LIST OF THE STABLES At MONMOUTH PARK
p. Lorillard's Village Blacksmith, Carboo, STAN
Atlanta, James A., Saxon and Risk.
DR.. Weldon's Warlike, Warfare, Warland, Sara
J. W. Hunt Reynolds Christine, Frou Frou, Mar.
miOn Whisper, Valdine and Amelia.
H. ?. McGrath's Tom Bowling, Aaron Penning.
A. P. Ponds Examiner.
s. d. Bruces Galway.
John +. Chamberiin's Survivor, Mary Constant
The Hoaxer, Carlina, Weathercock, Visigoth Lord
zetland. Tom Ochiltree, LIZZIE X. and Scramble.
August Belmont's iii Used Bernous, Conrad,
Planet Astral, Matador, Steel Eyes, Beatrice,
Countess, Caron and King Amadeus.
ee iss s' Harry wH Tss Fs Cnans Bay BAY
Rum. Lolita Moon.
A. WEIGHS Lyttclton.
John Coree,s Donnybrook, B. r. Carver, Nettie
Norton, LA Wells, o. n. Cutler and two-year-old
NJ. A Litteli's Wiididle, Eeil oc wizard,
Reform, Mary Clark, Henrietta and SISTER to SILK
James Franklin,s Arizona, Jean Val Jean, Cor.
IitZa, Arctic and Jennie sanford.
John O'D0nnell's Ne .eor.
J. g. X. Lawrence's Lady Bruce and Ophelia.
All the above can be seen every morning taking
exercise In preparation for the coming meet.
ing Horses are daily arriving, and BY the close
OF the week the above number OF horses will be
largely increased
amherst, N. IL, can boast OF very valuable trot-
ting STOCK. On the breeding farm Of Mr.. r. Wood
bury Jones, IN mat village, are upwards Of forty
colts. sired by Jones' Cassius NJ Clay and Abb aila
VINO are full brothers, the dams being Hamble-
tonian Bashaw and thoroughbred mares. more
likely lotit Is difficult TO find anywhere in New
England and many OF them are destined to make
their mark on the turf. Among the number Is
beautiful bay colt, passed two years old. with two
by Rysdy KS Hambetonian, who can now show
forty clip. HIS size, strength, action and beauty
have been greatly commented upon by those VINO
have seen him. Others on the farm are not less
conspicuous. there being chestnut Reiding,
sired by .Abdallah, that can get down IN
the Turtles but never trotted for o
dollar and has no record Jones' Cassius NJ. Clay
u very speedy, and last autumn with driver
several pounds over weight, trotted on a track In
presence OF dve good h0rsemen. fun mile IN
or his thirty-iour colts nineteen have changed
hands and are now on Long Island, In Philadei
phia New YORK New Jersey and Rhode Island
Mr.. II. Carroll owns q black colt, foaled May 20
which u there Is Anything 10 breeding, soo nnd
shape and the following Il his pedigree: by Black
wood, he by Norman. frat dam, Lady CARROLL
formerly Lady Ladshaw, by Mamortno Chief; second
dam, by Commodore. he BY Boston. lMam0rino
Chief by Mambrino Paymaster, he by Mambrino
year old.
MI. y. G. weaver has sold his gray trotting mare
Belle OF Toronto 10 MIR. John u. Brown, OF Thirty.
ninth street This mare has record Of 2:a0. but