The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-29
HORSE NOTES.

dUd6E NU1Go.
the Charleston "a O., NeDs ana Oossvter says
that "aii doubts to the long looked lot meeting
on the Washington course are at an end. "he
necessary fund has been subscribed and the ofcaai
announcements u Published. The races win COM
mence on the 2oth OF next month and viii continue
four days.v rat g75 f.-f ~ ,ft
John Trout. VINO has been driving the tr0tting
horses OF Alden Goldsmith for several years past,
mas been engaged BY william Lowell to drive Amerl-
can Girl and hts other trorters next summer.
American Gil has had many drivers since she be-
came the property OF Mr.. Lowell: but she never
had q better than the one who handled der last
season. Atas h4lt "
convention Of turfmen wss held ct Peru. Ind.
on tho 14th inst, the object being the tnaugura-
ton OF . series Of summer race meetings, 60 be
held as points consecutively. thereby preventing
any conflict In time OF che meetings and avoiding
heavy expenses In transportation Of stock BY pro-
lessionai tnrfmen. Resolutions were adopted TO
hold summer meetings as Cambridge Otty on June
July |. ana 10 continue four days al each place.
trotsing in any race held in this series BY reason
OF beading the tame prescribed In any previous
n ~ sIS entries 90 made ID snc 70
the record. go1 lnH 49, IN I'LL 3,hfiI91 N
me propristcrs Of sns Downievlns stage line
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the and Is sx IN
stne made OF maeable iron. and covered on one
plate In the center or the plate on the other side
Is horse shoe OF common size. with sharp toe ana
nsst 0oEs s also . sssS so to ns
when Axed thereon the. horse shoe beneath the
The Nnglfsh Turf. tai
Although It was reported before his marriage
that the Duke OF Hamilton intended to sell Off all
his last racers. he has booked nominations to some
Of the best stakes At Newmarket. rrg w
Tho celebrated raoehorse Sterling. me sports
man Gays, has LETT bis training quarters ana gone
to the Yardley stud Farm. notwithstanding this
announcement We ind sterling's name among the
entries for the Chester Cup. oS i5v5 81
The promising steeplechase horse Canon, ~ Tho
Flying Dutchman, dam Goal Black Rose. while out
with fns owners tSar Robert Bateson Harvey
barriers. January 3 near Langley station. put his
foot In rabbit hole, and breaking hts thigh, Was
immediately shot. st gaf mis- lI.a.afl fra
Mr.. r. Hitler Will match his horse Albert Victor
TO tr0t Mr.. H0dgtn's Black Hawk Jenny two miles,
for not less than ESQ side, on fair turnpike road
Belrs LIE to be stakeholder; so e. to avoid having
any lawyers letters. Mr.. Hitler VIII Oe at Mr..
Billiards., the Drown. sptta!aelds Market, on Mont
day evening next prepared to make match.
Mr.. Robert Carr, Liverpool will trot his mare
Just IN Time against any mare or horse breathing
twenty-n ve miles over Aintree Race Course. for
come OF within . mouth Of signing articles. An
answer through this paper viii receive immediate
attention. Be1's LIE to be stakehoider and ap-
point referee. Ca afCaag1 ea. 10 le.trsr 8
Mr. Richard HAYWOOD Jones, Of Bradworth Han,
near Pontefract, died on the 1th inst M. Jones
most liberal supporter OF it for the past thirty
years, as bis oolors were generally to De seen Is
YORK pSncasssT ssScsson THs1
meetings. Mr.. Jones Waa In his stxty-fourth rear
Mr.. Hawkins, OF Walsall viii match his horse
Jackey TO trot Mr. Moore's mare Just In Time forty
road. on monday, January %. Tor sloO side. Beps
LIE TO be stakeholder and referee appoint one.
Aawfins viii iii insure match Mr.. hawkins viii
decline making match on any other terms.
In answer to Mr. Moore's challenge in last weeks
1eaa 0 ins sSes inn % aso
Mr.. MOOre's mare Just in Time, from one mile to
ten miles, round any race course, or on any fair
side. BelpS LIE to be stakeholder and referee, or
to appoint one TO trot in TWO months from sign
ing articles BY applying to BOOK match can
The hint that was given BY Bars In, Of the %
instant, 'that the resolution 10 send Prince Charlie
to the stud might be changed, Yves based on good
foundation. as he has been entered with Newry,
Tangible Blenhem, trombone and Oxonian in a
T. Y. 9; sweepsakes at the Newmarket FIRST Spring,
the Alleged stakes at the Hought0n and the race
Of the last mentioned title at Ascot"
on Monday last match was made for 41o side,
Billiards. Tommy, l2K hands high, the latter con-
ceding 200 yards start in five miles, to trot on q
turnpike road within fortnight The wherea-
bouts and all particulars can be ascertained any
time at Mr.. +. Johnsons, the new East End trornng
rendezvous, Bacon street. erect spitaldelds; MT; VII
Spiralnelds Market
A gentleman is prepared TO match his pony,
under Is hands high, to trOt Mr.. h C0rbett's
straight away race, for xioo or faoo side 70 take
place on turnpike road half way between home
Both 70 start together and sros Tor one hour
BeUs life to choose the road and appoint a
referee. The match can be made any night next
week. between the hours OF seven and ten. at F.
Johnson's, the Ship Tavern, Bacon street, Spi1al-
fields
In reply to repeated inquiries and observations
and for all Mr.. ID. Allen challenges the world -
That NO pony IL hands high trots one or two
miles In harness and equals the late Master
Georges time in his public performance of August
II, 1870, for fl00 side. and agrees to accept and
abide Dy the decision OF the reporters Of the sport
ing press then present. and deposits EOS in our
with that object In view at 81 Shoreditch or at W.
Wrfght's, the White Heart Tavern, Clifton street.
Fnsbury, any night next week.
Tom oliver expired at his residence at Wrough-
ton, near Swindon, January :, where for some
years past he has acted in the capacity OF private
trainerf0 Mr.. Cartwright, OLIVER made hts first
mark inAtfe as crOss-country jockey, and many
brave deeds in the saddle are recorded Of him. He
gained his first public laures In December, 1887,
St. Adams, with Mr.. Andersons The RefOrmer,
beating Lottery and six Others and In 1889 the
first year OF the great chase, was second on
beventy-fOur to the famous Lottery. He won the
Grand National in 1912, with Gayiad; in 1843 with
Vanguard, and in 1852 with Peter Simple.
The following are the number OF entries for the
spring handicaps compared with previous years.
which snow in most OF them marked falling off,
1857 1855 1863 1870
Liverpool Steeplechase ............ 1Of 1911 109 So
City and Suburban. ............... isl All lUl lao
treat Metropolitan ..-.............t 62 Ai Al IS
Northamp tonshire Stakes. ........-.I 84 96 sol 81
Newmarket Handicap. ...... ......I sol col col 90