The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-17

INDUCING him considerably. Many assert that
TINS Is tue best chance tnat the Prince ever nad
gentlemen aim at and lev obtain the honor or
winning. The remainder OF John Dawson's lot
need no further notice, as they seem Ear behind
Galopiu. Some people nave q liking fer Peripa-
tetc, but nave not, as consider him unsound.
Hayhoe. Jr., mas some useful animals. but none
are real good mes. II Maestro Game Cock. Ber-
trand. Lady Paroness Holmat, Hector and Bas-
mas are framed Dy hun; but, as they are more
likely 10 run IN Germany .han In England, Will
do no more than name them without noticing their
respective capabilities.
Peter Price mas lew good ones under his
care but none Of 1rst class quality 11nturn
and Quantock being the pick OF the basket. Bloss
has Two very conspicuous ones among the lot
that he trains fQr Lord Harrington ana Mr.. Chap
I'm. These are Cnapet. by 3eadsman. out OF
Nine. Byzantine, and stray Shot, by TuxoDholite,
out OF Vaga. olihe rar, am most iond OF Chap
let. This is an nndenlaoy handsome lilly, ABOUT
and Will, no doubt, prove now good she Is In the
One Thousand Guneas or, at all events, In the
Oaks as one distance will suit her as well as the
otner but, II there Is to Oe cnOice, the oaks Will
do best, as she will be mucn filter to run by that
lime. Chapet Is dark bay or brown, without
white. stray shot, her companion, seems better
adapted TO mile, ana she, IKE Chaplet. Is
a very handsome t1lly but am inclined TO think
that Uhaplet Will prove the better OF the TWO,
although there X not much TO chose between
them. The old ones IN this stable are too Inferior
TO take notice Of, out Price has some remarkably
nice two-y ear-olds in Charon, Rosinante, C0ncha,
bay colt by the Miner, out oil Stolen Moments; Red
Crop, Knight, and no doubt another or two are
likely to De neard Of eventually but they being LOO
backward 1t would puzzle tue cleverest man
awe TO select LHe resi- - nave no uOuDI, now
ever, that those mentioned VIII gam good names
should they continue N health ana Keep sound.
J. Cannon, private trainer for the establishments
uDder the control OF Captain Machel, has several
nice animals, Telescope being one put ne Is not
what should strictly be called sound animal.
he has CURLY hooks, winch are very troublesome;
but, were he thoroughly sound, should unhesl-
tatIngy consider hm first class racer. Clare
mont is another one highly Thought oil by Captain
Macneil; out last summer he was not quite up TO
the mark. HIS iegs, l was tolu, got very tender,
and mad several applications OF plasters
cause was the hard state oil the ground
over when he was compelled TO- gallop SHOULD
he stand framing this 1t ILL take much
out OF theccommon to beat him. He Is large
colt, by Blair Atho, out OF Comora very speedy
breed and. with tue size he possesses. l think,
will be aole TO travel the Instance and coui Sc that
the Derby is run over. have not so much hope
Tor Te Escape; Tor, although an undolbted good
horse, / cannot pronounce him perfectly sound.
There are several others IN TINS string that may
be cassed as useful animals. VIII name them:-
Oxonlan, a gelding, IS good over course OF about
SIX furlOngS; NanGerueCken mas retired TO the
STUD, but III his day was a good horse, and thlnk
there every reason 10 believe That he Will DC the
sire OF good stock; King Lud was good at any dis
lance over mile, ana ~ three miles Was nut
hne mares sent TO them TO produce the right sort,
Tor they nave aRlaoe tempers, with me constl-
tutlons. but too much hard work mas retired them
from the turf tnlnk either would be a bargain,
at lair price, 10 senu 10 America. Cnandos, Mr..
Wlnkle, Dukeuom, Coventry, Moulcan Selpourne,
Leyeret, Darlington, raplot and Duke OF Rut-
land are all servlceabe ANIMALS, and WILL no doubt,
pay their war. ST. Agatha demands more atten-
lion. anu, in lact 5alnK as mighty OF her with
regard to ner chance Tor the OAKS any Others
that are in training IN Newmarket sue is in
clined to be Dit iTee at ner WORK: but Tor all
that, having q nice mouth, she can pc held TO-
getner more easily than one That Is hard mouLhed,
and as sne mas a good turn OF speed as well as
good size. DO not hesitate to LOOK very iavoraDy
toward her OAKS prospects should all 90 We'll
with her up TO the day OF the race.
Joseph Hay hoe, ST., has nice lot generally, but
the selected OF tue numoer Is Pedometer, very
fine animal and doubtless good one, out not
engaged yet Comassie, another OF the stable IS
a very last htly, Inueed, aud Thoroughly sound
one. Both these lilies Will be III readiness 10
run at the ensuing Newmarket meetings. King
Log Uameiia and Renee are, no doubt good AMI
mails, Renee being in Lne One Thousand Gulneas,
aud WILL doubtless, take ner own part tine
Tray. she Is perfectly sound and nice nlly TO
LOOK at
The above horses comprise the best OF the 700
In TINS lively little town at the present. time.