The New York herald., 1876-02-25
OUR FUTURE RACE HORSES.
A prrp Nro THE KrNrUcKr STABLES.

While In Kentucky racing correspondent visited
the largo breeding establishments OF Mr. A. J. Aexan-
der NJ H. Sanford, J. A. Grinstead, D. swigert, Frank
Harper, H. p McGrath r. Penistan and others, and
had look at the yearngs, particularly those that will
be brought under the hammer the coming summer, as
well ascertain If possible which OF the If
any, would the Alleghanie the spring try
conclusions with the Eastern horses for the prizes
that be given by the associations during
the coming campaign
At Mr.. Aexander's estate there fifty nine year
ling colts and hllies consisting of the following
YEARLNG FoALs LEXINGTON
Verona has a chestnut colt Lulu Horton brown
colt, imported Inverness a bay colt, Canary Bird
chestnut colt (another Harry Bassettl, Magenta bay
colt, Eagles gray Ally Miss Carter brown nlly,
Miriam chestnut hlly, imported Invercauld brown
nlly.
PoALs BY AUSTRALIAN
Mazurka has bay colt, Aerolite chestnut colt,
Queen Victoria chestnut colt, Hester bay colt,
Heiress bay hlly, Zephyr bay hlly, Lerna brown
nlly Dolly Carter a chestnut hlly Geneva chestnut
hlly and Bonita a brown lilly.
FoAL KMuHrHooD.
chestnut colt out OF Penelope.
Night Rose has lay colt, My Lady a chestnut colt.
vandala bay colt sae Lewis a chestnut colt, Fam
chon chestnut Ally, Flash OF Lightning a chestnut
bay nny, Miranda chestnut hly, Loretta chestnut
hlly and Lila hestput flly.
FoALs AsTERIoD.
Sue Washington has a chestnut colt, Dolly Morgan
brown colt, imported Zone brown colt Louisa
brown or bay hlly Jennie II a chestnut hy, imported
weatherwltch chestnut 1lly, schottische chestnut
nlly, Sympathy bay hly, imported Target bay hly
and Miss Morgan chestnut hlly.
FoALs BY IMPORTED GLEN ArRoI-
Ultima has a brown bay colt Kitty Clark a
chestnut coll, Lolita a chestnut colt Lady Barry
chestnut colt, Bay Flower a bay colt, Luileme
chestnut colt, Lavender chestnut colt, Amanda
Morehead a bay nly Little Miss chestnut oily,
Belle Brandon chestnut hlly, Red Rose bay hlly
Austria a chestnut Ally, Amy Farley bay nlly
Lily Duke black fly, Crucifx a chestnut ally and
Matte Gross chestnut hlly. Novice had bay nily
by the above horse but it died. The above and
flies fine lot the get OF any horse Wood
They have plenty of bone for their sizc by
the 1st of June viii compare fayoraby with any young
sters in Kentucky. We looked over them closely as
great fears have been expressed that Glen Athos get
would be deficient their forelegs but nheriting
strong limbs from their DAMS and with the aid of lime
stone water they have great share OF bone all over
Looking over the records at Woodburn it found
that Asterod during the years that he has been
the stud has sired SO colts and FLIES for Mr. Alex
andcr InslS70 there colts and FLIES; 1871,
colts and hes 1872 colt and dIlies; 1873 colts
and dIly; 1874, 8 colts and nllies and in 1875.
colts and ies Besides the above he sired few Tor
outside parties.
Mr.. sASFoRD's YEARnSGs.
The North Elkhorn farm, the breeding establish
OF NJ. II. Sanford, is situated the MarysvtUe
pike, six miles from Lexington At this place Mr..
famous stations haywood Geneg and Virgil besides
others by Lever IA son OF lexington, waverey War
Dance, John Morgan and Alarm They all out of
belonging TO MIR. Sanford, more than half of
them being by Lexington. They are as ollows:-
BAYwoon
Crowlet has gray colt, Lax a bay colt Miss Music
chestnut colt Lazy bay colt Laxity brown bay
colt imported Elixir bay nlly, Earring chestnut
y, Katinka bay lilly, Lag gray nlly and Goneril
bay hlly.
Item has bay colt, La Paka bay colt, Salina a
Twinkle bay colt, Mink chestnut flly, La Hender-
son bay hlly, Hcliotrope bay ally urlca bay fy,
Stamps a bay lilly, Lark bay hly, The Nun bay
fy, Regan bay oily, Cordelia chestnut Oily and
Grecian Bend bay hly.
Mary Martin has brown flly and Bunder bay one.
FoALs LEVER "a son OF LEXINGTON.
Lady Harkaway has a chestnut Ally Return bay
FLY and Redoway chestnut hly
PoAL BY wAvERLEY
Woodford Buuc has bay colt
FuAL BY JOHN MORGAN
Annie Bush has brown colt
FoAL BY ALARM
Alala has chestnut hly.
WAR LANCE.
Helen Douglas has chestnut hly.
The above colts and FLIES dnely grown, and by
the beginning OF June will be splendid condition.
The stations at this establishment are simply grand
Glenelg magnificent horse, while Monarchst King
Lear. Virgil and haywood are magnificent specimens OF
thoroughbred stallona
THE WALNUT STUD FARM
has fine lot OF yearlngs by the stations belonging to
Mr. J. A. Grlnstead the proprietor OF this famous
breeding establishment, consisting Of Waverley by
Australian, dam imp Ccely Jobson by Weatherbit,
and Gilroy, by Lexington dam Magnolia by Glencoe.
The yearngs OF these two stations the most forward
OF any in Kentucky they have been less exposed
than any others during the past autumn and winter.
Mr. Hunters two stations, strachlno and Alarm, are
also at this Establishment, and they doing well.
Mr. Grinsteads racehorses in good order and that
gentleman believes that he has some winners among
he found that they capable OF packing the weights
adopted by the Eastern associations he would no
doubt send some on to compete for the prizes but he
would with Western weights first and be sure he
had weight carriers before sending his horses the
mountains This to be the sentiment of the
majority Of racing IN the Southwest They intend
TO take no risk with the heavy weights They will,
nevertheless visit Baltimore and Philadelphia run
their horses at these places in all the stakes and
offered.
THE BEST RACE HORSES IN THE WEST.
Frank Harper's Ten Brock, by Phaeton, dam Lulu
Holton Is considered by the racing men in Kentucky
the best our-year-old IN America; while D. Swigerts
King Alphonso by Phaeton, dam Capitola, is looked
upon nearly his equal His owner, however thinks
him full good, n not better horse Then H. p Nc
Grath has Aristdes, and claims the championship for
him. They will all run in Tennessee and Kentucky in the
month of May, aud by the time they get through their
engagements Nashville Lexington and Louisville the
public will be likely to know very nearly which is best
and what the Eastern horses will have should
of the others conclude TO carry the lately
adopted weights
OF the thrce-ycar-olds in Kentucky, T. j. Nichors
bay geIding Vagrant seems to be the first choice who
Williams 0wings think they have wonder in Creed
moor d. Swigcrt also seems confident in taking some
OF the prizes with Berlin and Madrid, both lne looking
colts and his Ceylon will be prominent candidate for
the Travers stakes at Saratoga
But 1t will be soon enough TO guess at winners when
training begins
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