The New York herald., 1876-03-19
TURF NOTES.
VISIT TO THE NURSERY, THE HOME OF MR.
A. BRLMoNT's RACE HORSES.

ION, Long Island, Is 600 acres In extent, Win ample
paddocks, stables and track that will compare
with any in the country. Tho place is in charge OF
Jacob Pncus the trainer assisted by Andrew Bell who
looks after the stations, brood and foals The
establishment is most admirably managed.
THE HORSES IN TRAINING.
Twenty horses will be trained for the coming cam
paign and getting gentle work on the straw
The track will soon be in order for galopng, and then
work in earnest will begin. Following is a list OF
those that are now in course OF preparation for ap
preaching events together with the stations, brood
mares and foas:-
PoUR-yEARoLDs
Matador, h., by Gladiateur, dam imp Nonpareil'
by Kingston. He is a fine looking horse, having grown
and thickencd greatly since last year. He is fifteen
hands three inches and quarter height; bay with
black points Matador has remarkably mild disposi-
tion and is quite pet in the stable. He resembles
his dam more than sire both in conformation and
appearance Matador entered in the Fordham Handi
cap Sweepstakes be the first day OF the meet
ing Jerome Park June next the Sweepstakes Tor
all ages, at Saratoga the first day OF the first meet
ing that place the Woodburn Stakes, and the sum
mer Handicap for all ages to be run at the second
meeting at Saratoga. He is horse of great turn OF
speed and there is good chance for him to show in
front the finish of any of the where the dis
tance is not too long
Glencoe sixteen hands and quarter OF an inch high
with blaze in forehead and fore ankle white She
looks quite heavy and healthy and in fine condition to
commence strong training work. 0litipa appears
much robust than she last year, and will be
able to stand her better She engaged in the
Centennial Stakes Tor all ages, two miles and three
quarters the Centennial Cup, four miles, the Maturity
Stakes, to be run at Jerome Park and In the Sweep
stakes for all ages the first meeting at Saratoga one
mile and quarter; and the Saratoga Cup, two miles
and quarter
THREE-YEAR-oLDs
Killarney, b. c., by Lexington dam Lulu Horton
(brother of the famous horse Kildarel He is six
teen hands one inch and hall height with black
rather leggy, but this oil with close acquaintance
and he is found to be very well formed, with
sUed sood head naarA'O and neck S with capital shoa
ders, a good middle piece and very good hind
quarters, and altogether presents very blood
like appearance, with rare racing cut He Is engaged
in the Wthers Stakes the Belmont Stakes the Jerome
Stakes and the Annual Stakes to he run at Jerome
Park; the Jersey Derby and the Ocean Hotel Stakes at
Monmouth Park; the rravers Stakes and the Kenner
Stakes Saratoga and the Dixie Stakes at Baltimore,
some OF which he Will be very likely to win
rSree BY soeHwe IL is ateon hands % Np TWO
and half inches in height, with star,
side This is a remarkably fine looking colt, be
his back makes appear II there just and
Tor the saddle He is finely ribbed back TO his
stiles, with immense quarters and propcng power.
pagn he VIII be hard one to beat He Is engaged
IN all the stakes with Killarney.
Clemais. ch. c., by Kentucky, dam Feur des
Champs, fifteen hands inch height, the
two hind legs ana the oil leg white, with
blaze face. This colt is very powerfully made up
and smoothly turned, with great deal Of sub
stance, and appears able TO pack up much weight
any OF his age His three quarters OF mile
Saratoga last August viii be remembered where he
last get away, but soon through the Others
and home an easy winner of the RAGE. Clematis
WILL no doubt be a very useful colt He is engaged in
nearly all the stakes with Killarney and Fiddlesticks
Bertram, b. C., by Kentucky, dam Bernce, by Stock
well. He fifteen hands three and half inches high,
with black points and small star. Bertram is very
large upheaded COLI OF great power and finely proper
toned All over There is no doubt about this colt being
able carry the weights, and with them, too.
Dauntcss b. ump y by Macaroni, dam Artless. She
is fifteen hands three inches In height, running up high
from the wthers and Is very strong looking hy, with
fine shoulders back and oins, good STILES and capital
legs She has large and prominent star on her fore
head and her near ankle is white Dauntless has racing
cut about her, and there doubt but that she viii
give good account OF herself during the coming cam
paign She is engaged the LADIES' Stakes, the Mary
land Stakes, the Hunter Stakes, the Fordham Handi-
cap Sweepstakes at Jerome Park; the Scqual Stakes
the Alabama Stakes and the Summer Handicap at Sara
toga and the Monmouth Oaks and the West End Hotel
Stakes at Monmouth Park In conformation Dauntess
much resembles Mr. Morris mare Ruthless.
Carrna br f., by Kentucky, dam Camilla by King
Tom She is fifteen hands two inches high, with black
points. This nlly Of great substance and looks all
n FIRST class racer, although quite plain in her
manner and movements
Sulana, b. T., by Kentucky, dam Mildred fifteen
hands TWO inches high She has stripe in her face and
her of hind and both lore ankles white Sutana
Is sister OF Monarchist and there bo doubt about
her being first class She established this char
acter in her twoycarold form. She looks lusty and
rugged and Will require good deal OF work get her
IN racing iorm but when she appears in the LADIES'
Stakes at jerome Park she will be apt to be the pick of
the pool basket glance at Sutana will make her
avore any track. Besides the Ladies' Stakes she
Is engaged in the Wthers the Belmont, the Mary
land Jerome the Hunter and the Annual Stakes at
Jerome Park the Travers Stakes, the Alabama Stakes
and the Kenner Stakes at Saratoga, and the Chesa-
peakc Stakes, the Preakness Stakes and the Dixie
Stakes at Baltimore
Adelaide, ch. T., by Australian dam Dolly Carter by
Glencoe, is fifteen hands and half inches in
height She has star, and all her legs white Tor
some distance above the ankle. Adelaide has not
changed much from her year-old orm except that
she has thickened considerably looks able 10
stand the and tear vi campaign. Sho will make
useful racer ana as she is entered in all the stakes
for cs there is believe that she will be In
front IN some OF them.
Patience, br. qmpl, by Parmesan, dam Patron
roam star In her forehead. Patience Is n beautiful
ny, scant fifteen hands in height, but is powerfully
and gracefully formed. She has head like iawn
and will remembered by those who were at Jerome
Park the I'd OF last October, when she astonshed
the spectators by the gallant manner in which she
the Nursery Stakes, beating sunburst, Dauntess Am
bush, Cyril, Aercless and frederckiown Patience Is
entered Tor the Ladies' Stakes the Maryland Stakes
the Hunter Stakes and the Centennial Stakes -four
miles, at Jerome Park; the Monmouth Oaks, theWcst
End Hotel Stakes at Monmouth Park, and the Alabama
Stakes al Saratoga
Baroness, .. T., by Kentucky, dam Lady Bessngton,
with a small star in her forehead. She re,
sembles her sister, Countess but is a little lighter in
color and more muscular in FORM Baroness Is a most
beautiful ly, with very mid disposition She Will
prove q weight carrier well being fast. The hly
is engaged in the Nursery Stakes at Jerome Park the
Sweepstakes Tor ods the Saratoga Stakes and
the Kentucky Stakes. at the same place
hibernia, b. {, by bennington, dam Henrietta
Welch. This lilly about hfteen hands high with black
points, with small star forehead she has the
nm sh OF the Baroness but looks though she could run
very fast She is however very nicely proportioned
hly. Hibernia ~ engaged in the Juvenile Stakes at
Jerome Park aud the Saratoga Stakes and Flash Stakes
at Saratoga
Mineola, br. T., by bennington, dam Maiden, by
Lexington, fifteen hands high She has two white hind
heels and star on forehead Mineola Is a sister Of
Mr. r. Lorillards Parole and she is much finer finished
than the colt This Is appearance at every
point and when she comes to the post will be very
attractive She Is nney developed and ready for hard
work. apparently being capable OF taking any quantity
oft Mncola has rare set OF legs, with great pro-
pelng power She Is engaged in the Nursery Stakes