The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-19
HORSE NOTES.


Since the HERALD report OF Wednesday last
there have been changes IN the odds onered on
the betting books at the Subscription Room OF the
Jockey Club. Business, however has been active
during the week past, many tardy owners coming
forward and laying their money on such horses as
they are confident Will be able to lunl engage
ments. These gentlemen and the trainers gene
rally are hopeful that the time is at hand when
rhe neck or the long winter will be rairly broken.
and the last one oil the proverbial nine lives OF the
snow storms died out from exhaustion. No class
OF citizens more actively alive to the fact tnat
spring should be with rs IN reality as well as in
name than turmen. The racing season is rapidly
approaching. Yet much IN the matter OF
preparation OF the hundreds OF horses
for the coming great struggles is very backward
Warm sunshine and the butterflies what
now demanded. as with their visitation every
thing In the racing world again starts into life
and activity. At the best however the horses
coming from the southern race courses will have
the pull over those trained at the North, ana
even In Kentucky this spring. The frost Is so
deep into the ground that 1t will yet be some time
before anything but walking can be INDUCED IN.
The s. ring meeting OF the Galveston Jockey
Club Is next in order. Extensive preparations
have been made to accommodate the expected
racing stables, and lively reunion is certain.
Begins 20tn inst, continuing Jour days.
Blood Horse Associar ion VIII the attention
OF turfmen. The track Is already in fine order and
a great number OF thoroughbreds are daily at
work over It. Commences May 4. continuing four
days.
The nrst spring trotting meeting OF the season
in this vicinity IS announced to take place at
Deertoot PARK, commencing tuesday May II. and
contlDu the 12tn 18th and 14th. Purses are
offered Tor $40, 2:35, 2:33 3, 2;3s, 2:i5 ana 2:3o
never beat 2:33 under saddle or in harness. The
entries close at Johnson Brothers. rooms on Thurs
dav, May Q, at nine p. NJ.
At Jerome PARK there are two stables In train
ing for the coming racing season. These are the
public stable OF Mr.. II. w. Walden, embracing
string Oh we've anu tnat u mr. Jonn hunter iour
Lawrence G. Lorllards Snylock, b. IL, o years,
/ b. Lexington, dam Edlth.
Lawrence Il G. Loritlard'S Hycer Ali, or. c.,
years, by bennington, dam Lady Duke.
4 Jonn 0'Dounell's Miner en-. c., years. by Lea
4 mlngton. dam by Lexington.
4 4. Augu.tus Schermernorns PInecroft b. h., 8
years, by Kentucky. dam Blue RIBBON
Lawrence G. LorIliard's Bullet, ca. g., years,
Lawrence G. LoriIiard's Resolute, en-. h., A
Yeas, by Revolver. dam Mat 10 q.
Lawrence 4 G. Lorlard's Austrtne, CHI m, 4
years, by Australian dam Kate Hayes,
/ Jerome Edgar. dam Minnie Minor.
Lawrence G. Lor!ards Kitten, br. f., 2 years,
by imp. Eclipse. cam Pussy.
Lawrence II q. Lorlilarus Ambush, years, pY
/ Ausiralau, dam Dony Morgan.
Lawrence Il G. LorIlar as - years, by Hamp-
i ton Crurt, dam Rebecca.
In hunter's stable are TO be found
Hunter Iravers KING Pln, b. n, years, by
Lexington, dam Ethan Lass.
Juhn Hunters AuStraiInd, CHI. l., years, by
Australian. dam Dolle Carter
John Hun er'S SunourSt, Oh. c., years, by
| Planet, dan Bette Ward.
Jonn Hun,er's Captain Garland, ch. c., 2 years.
by War Dance. dau IN ine.
Colonel Mcdaniel let New York Friday night
last via New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, ior Saratoga VITA his entire string OF
Ine winners on Fridays races at New Orleans
paid n ne Mutual pools az Jonnson's tue follow
inr SUNS :-hutdle race rom Leatners. sl2s rs;
mile neats Mary l., SIC 81; one mile aud tnree-
quarters. Captain Hut, nInson, sol 80; Captain
/ HUI cum son. WIN Bouaventure out. $47 80.
Ratner handsome re urn Tor eacn SIS invested.
Uccloent was expected TO arrive IN Philadelphia
Breeze PARK
Toe P4c nc jockey Club. says the Daily Alta cal
lorna, 9tn Ins;.. mas just issued another invita-
ton IL ON California 70 tile world TO bug forward
Its best 10 ses aud, compete Tor coin. At tneIr
OF S3O,OC0 IN g0o VIII De put UP Tor IouF-Ile
REPEAT race open TO tue world aud divided as toll
iows:-sI5 900 10 the rst hose, $4,000 to the sec
ond 5000 TO the tnt.d ana $4,000 TO the fourth.
Toe tel ms are thus set iortn:-
Horses from Europe allowed $3.50 and nve pounds
horses ON ore0on. Nevada. Utah ami Colorado. $50
tf nk race Entrance en per cent? t nsr y
% close - 49, with the secretary the Lick
House, Francisco.
Il Tne Prcstdent Mr.. A. ]. Bryant and the Sec
rotary, Mr. Nili m smear, have issued the lol-
loving aduress:-
y The Pacific Jockey Club take this opportunity OF
thansing their eliow citizens and the puoic Tor the
lUerai support given TO ther former efforts aud
win pr TO the success that Attended
lyng tae hearty cooperation the business
ton their FELLOW citizens lney have determined
TO increase OF the purses suicIent
duce tue best horses IN he world TO concnd Tor tnem,
their oh Get bcing TO bring ana Keep M tins
o. horse. that will enrich tate with
bl0oa, ard enable breelers 20 produce iew
years horses so near perfection as % SATISFY all parues
that Laornla Is really tho nor-es paradise aud
give The people holiday similar 10 the great Derby
Day OF nglln5, In whcl all may JOIN IN the pleasure
aud excitement, aud attest their admiration tor the
n0best OF all annAls. the horse.
AQTATICS IN NEWTOWN CREEK