The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-03

The following outside bets have been made on
the Wfshers stakes:-
1922 1920 70 $500 500 AGAINST Willie Burke;
$1,000 to $3.50 against Rhajamantnus.
81, 800 to $3.50 against Meco.
Sl,400 to $500 against Sangara.
The following outside bets have been made on
the Belmont Stakes:-
$4,000 to $500 against st. Martin.
$4,000 TO $500 against Leader.
$4,000 to $3.50 against Bayminster.
$4,000 to 800 against Gyro
]. A. Grinstead's string OF racehorses have ar.
rived from Lexington, KY, having left there on
the 25th nit. They include chestnut colt st. Mar
tin. by Pheaton; gray colt D'Artagnan. By Light.
ming; gray lilly by lightning, dam Kilpie; chest
nut FLY Gold Mine, by Australian, and two others.
John Hunter has sold the chestnut fly Olitipa
by bennington, dam Plata, and Sultana, to Mr..
A. Belmont. Price, $4,000.
There IS a rumor that as soon as Mr.. Hunter can
dispose OF his racing stock will retire from the
turf. lie has sold Osseo to Mr.. A. Cammack for
$4,000.
Colonel MCDANIEL will train twenty 1--WE horses
the coming season.
Nearly eiGhty.three years ago Ton the 18TH OF
February, 1897 the South Carolina Jockey Club
held It's flrst meeting on the Washington Course,
the scene Of last weeks spirited sport
The Charleston papers announce the break
down OF the Drown horse Blngamin. by Asterold,
dam Bay Leaf, by imported Yorkshire, while AZ his
preparatory exercise at Charleston, where he was
being trained Tor the savannah races. Bingamin
was bred Dy the late X. A. Alexander he was
ioaled IN 1858 and was purchased when yearling
for M. ii. Sanford Tor 81, 100
Colonel McDanicrs marc Penny, BY Jerome Ed
gar, dam imported Lady SYKES dropped lilly
ioal to Harry Bassett on Tuesday morning last.
dozen more viii soon follow. $500
The Goshen Park Association ofers two colt
stakes to be trotted for during the Ia meeting or
the present ear, Tor colts owned ana raised IN
Orange county. one OF the stakes will be for
three-year-olds and the otner Ior lour-year-Olds.
Entries Will close March l.
Mr.. M. Ii. Sanford's stations King Lear and
Monarchst are on their way 10 that genteman's
Kentucky stud iarm, near Paris, Fayette county.
the value of horses exported from England
during the year 1874 was ST. 800 IN gold, against
$sS63i0 In 1873 The value OF horses sent to
france, the largest purchaser, was $370,375, or
over one.tnird OF the entire amount.
the Warrior. horse bred by the late Lord
DERBY, ana the only white horse that ever started
for the Derby, sold at Tattersall's in Londol,
recently Tor twenty guineas.
A DRAFT OF eight race horses. belonging to Count
Lagrange. lett Newmarket on the 10Th ult., IN
charge OF Richard Carter. Tor La Morlaye, France,
wneie they Will he trained by Caarles Weatheale,
late mead lad TO Tom Jennings. rhe lot com
prlsed Mriinor, kelalade feut-etre, La Champis
GILBERT, La Sauteusc, and couple OF two-year-
olds
There has been a rupture between Count La
grange ana his trainer, Tom jennings and the
horses have been taken away, ana all those tina
are to be trained IN England have been given tt
william Arnuli VINO has accepted the appoint
ment OF private trainer to Count Lagrange. TINT
horses given Arnul number twelve, and Include
Blcnheim and Ecossias.
In the betting on the 18th nit. Holy Friar for thu
Derby, was decidedly FIRST iavorte as there were
against GalopIn. Against Holy Friar outright II
TO 2 was the best offer, but had TO been Iortn
coming Inc price would nave been taken to 10
The racehorse wnaddon, formerly the property
OF Mr.. Savllle died recentl rom the e0ecte Of .
| fall In O stceplccnase at Bromley.