The New York herald., 1875-11-12
ENGLISH SPORTING NOTES.

After his victory for the Feather Plate October 10
Mr. Toos sold to Lord Roseberry for $50 guineas
Nougat after winning the last year. pur-
chased for Count Lagrange for 700 guineas
The colt Crossbow disposed OF to Count wrangel
for $50 guineas after his victory in the Selling Nursery
Young Chaloner, who rode Pompadour In the late
Cambridgeshre race, sustained injuries when
the horse fell His left leg fractured between the
knee and ankle, and his thumb was badly hurt
The colt Glyn purchased Lord Aylesfords sale
for CITY guneas but after winning selling stakes on
the 10th ult he claimed by Mr.. T. Green for 260
guineas.
The twoyear-oid colt Crecy after winning the
sweepstakes the Criterion Course was bought IN
for $50 guineas his entered selling prlce being 800
sovereigns He was bought o yearng az Doncaster
for sixty guineas The two-yearold Ally by Knight OF
the Carter out of Triumph, winner OF selling stakes
on the nth ult, sold 10 Mr. Darlington for 525
guineas the entered price being f1oo
Sutton's time In the Cambridgeshre Stakes oue mile
and eighth) by Bensons Chronograph, was 2:l4;
that OF Peut-etre in 1874 2.o6 Montargis, In 1873,
2:o9k, and Playfair the year preceding 200; Clan
roands time in the Criterion 20 that OF Gartery
Bell last year LIS. In 1873 Miss Toto ran the same
race (three-quarters OF a milc) n12L
Mr.. Batazzi accepted f1o 900 TO f 900 on his colt by
Buccanesr out OF Mineral, in the Dewhurst Plate race
and won The colt was bred at the Imperial Stud OF
Kluisber, in Hungary, and was purchased when the
youngsters Of that establishments disposed or
Clanroland, winner OF the Criterion Stakes was
bred by Captain Ray, and bought in as yearling at
Doncaster for 600 guineas
Mineral the dam or the Dewhurst Plate winner. is
fine bred mare, being sister to Msndragora tdam
OF Apology, by Ratapan, out of Manganese She was
bred by the late Mr. Launde In 1863 and after throw
ing wenlock Lord Cden in 1869 ana SIluria In 1870
sold, In foal to Adventurer, TO 90 Hungary in
ISL
The celebrated steeplechase horse, Hall Court the
property OF Captain Browne fell dead in Lord Hather
StaIordshre foxhounds October l6 He died as tho
hounds were thrown into cover He len his stable as
we'll usual and many remarked at the how well
he looked He is buried in the covert
At the sale of the Yardly yearlings st Newmarket
by the Messrs Tattersal 'he pick or the baskct was
purchased by Captain Machell for f800 This was the
chestnut colt Saumor, by Oxford, out OF PstoIe by
The Nabob This colt 1t Is said Is OF very fashionable
appearance, symmetrical and quick in his movements:
light OF bone, more especially below the kneos Cap
tain Mache also purchased at the sale the chest
nut colt Baron Oxford, by Oxford the Duke dam
sister to King Alfred by King Tom, for E400 This
colt is uncommonly well put together elastic In his
movements, low, lengthy and OF fair amount OF bone
The proceedings in connection with Rambler az the
Tarporey Hunt Meeting having been reported 10 the
stewards Of the Jockey Club by the Grand National
Hunt Committee the former have decided that Mr.
Poinons Mr.. Bolshaw and Mr. Hesketh be warned or
every where the Newmarket rules are IN force
and that they be not allowed 70 enter, nominate ride
or train any horse or any race at any meeting where
these rules are In force