The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10

10 hardly fast enough although ne will be FOUND
useful and profitable In the handicaps. he stands
1d2.
Prince Arthur, chestnut colt. by Blair Atho,
out OF Lady Betty sister 10 Lady Elizabeth. THIS
fne colt tl5.3l resembles his sire very much,
with the exception OF being much smaller. lie
mas substance and speed with II, and VIII be
gagged in. he has thirteen engagements the COM
ing season, commencing at Newmarket, on the
16tn OIL next month.
skylark. bay colt, by King Tom, out OF Wheat
Ear. years, IS very highly finished colt, not
very large, but powerfully put together. He has
Tor next.
PeepinG Tom. bay colt by King Tom, out OF
Lady Coventry. years old is very plain colt
l6l, but a good performer. He has seven en-
gaRemeD Is this season.
Andred, chestnut horse, by Blair Athol, out OF
will, no doubt, score many more, he is OF tine
cut-and-come-aRain sort. He is 1871 and has
Yorkshire Bride a bay nly, years old, by King
Tom. out Of Lady Coventry; IS most beautiful
creature, standing well on her feet. with very
racing cut. she Is 10 hands and IS a fyer beyond
doubt she IS doing well and much is expected
cataclysm, a brown nlly, by Lord Lyons, out OF
Hurricane; she has fine head good body and
strong legs with great deal OF character.
Lady Love- chestnut nliy, by Blair Athol out
OF yergIssmich NIGHT, years old; IS another
beauty, and was winner In her two-year-old
spin-away is bay 1y, by Maccaroni opt OF
Queen Bertha; has great turn Of speed and is
engaged in all this years events.
Lovely That's a bay lilly. by Thunderbolt, out OF
Cornella. years old is a wonder to look at.
being above 10 hands high and finely made up.
She is largely engaged.
Come Kiss Me, bay nlly, by Beadsman out OF
Nike is little one. with great deal OF sub
stance She is engaged In all the great events.
Rachel brown lilly, by Roslcrucian, out OF
Lady Betty Is large years old aud very fast She
is highly engaged.
Fame, by 'fr1mpeter, dam Queen Bertha. years
old, is large and fine looking bay lilly engaged
In all the big races. She Is good one.
Garterly Bell, a bay colt, by Blair Atho out OF
silver Hair. 10 hands high, with two white heels
behind and one in front, is one or the grandest
racehorses in the stable. He is second iavorte
for the Derby. Without any particularly striking
features he is simply beautiful lie is not as
large IN the arm Cambalo, but Is July as hand
doubt about his going the Derby distance. He is
doing we'll. He has grand head, with an eye
like a hawk.
the above are the best in Matthew Dawson's
stables, the others being about an average or the
second rares OF America. Besides Matthew Daw-
Wagm q Gpe N n nne
Cannon, SO; Joseph Hayboe, ST., 81. Joseph
Dawson, e5 John Dawson, y; 7. Brown, Al; Mr.
Balcnin. o. MIR. Ryan, II; Mr.. Bloss. 49, Mr.. War
rener s; +. Smith, with Plat as trainer, % Mr..
Rayner nj Hr Scot Il Mr. Arnr No. MT
3; Mr.. Duggan, 4: Mr.. Daily. Z; I. jennings, II;
Joseph Aayooe, Jr., 20; ?. Price, 20; Mr. Martin,
10; Mr.. Newstead, s; MIR. March, 9, and Mr.. Daley
this little country town.
The favorte Tor the Derby, Galopin, is in John
Dawson's stable. saw him. but do not like hts
cut, as he has not character enough for Derby
winner. His fore legs look doubtful, ana he is not
taxing strong work. In consequence, ne Is as az
as null ought TO be. Garterly Ben, think, Is a
better horse, and so are number or others en-
gagged for that race.
Inc horses are on the Heath from nine TO eleven
A. NJ. and from four TO six z. NJ. saw 400 take
their work this morning on the Heath, but there
was not a Tom Bowling. Harry Bassett or a
in the afternoon more closely and see II can Ind
one as good as the trio nave named. J. +.