The New York herald., 1876-10-07
pnEspEns OF rRorrxRs' ASSOCIATION.

[From the Turf Field and Farm, Oct 81
Last week in Philadelphia there or less
talk breeding crcos about the propriety Of establish
ing association to take charge OF colt races IN tho
future The proposition that the breeders should
band themselves together TO give at least trotling
meeting each year central point The produce Of
the breeding farms, under the designated plan TO
be stake races limited 10 three, four five
and sxycar ods No pool selling Is TO be allowed on
the grounds and the prices OF admission are TO be
fixed low invite the attendance OF ALL Twenty
five cents admission and twenty-five cents additional
for seat on the grand staod tho figures sug
gesled. As there will be added money the receipts
these low prices ough. TO be large enough 10 more
than cover OF advertising and track rent
ln the receipts foot Than the xpenscs the
surplus TO 80 INTO The hands OF treasurer aud TO bo
held by him association iund; said iund 10 be
used in giving strength 70 the organization The meet
ings are be held year the East and the next
at Philadelphia thought we'll Of the plan that wc
doubt not steps will be taken at an early day 70 form
the association and 10 draw up programme Tor next
autumn. Tue gentlemen who arc engaged IN mould
ing tho trottipg horse desire TO bring their young
stock prom, qenty before the public and know of
NO way in which they can do 1t more prontaby and
pleasantly than In q series oil annual stakes. The
proprietors OF breeding farms gentlemen Of great
intelligence, high social position and solid worth
Our Backnans, our Mortons, our Bonners, our
Thornes, our Rutiers. our Robinsons, our Withers,
our Durkces, our McDoweils, our Delanos. Buck
lEYhAm0, our AleXAuueIS, our feppers uuu uuuuIeu5
oi Others peers VI any gentleman in the land,
and that which they take under their shctering wing
must command the most cordial approval OF all. A
meeting managed by them could not ial 10 have tone
or to appeal 10 the support Of the best elements
OF every community. A. gentlemen they would trot
their own colts IN gentlemany way, and the races
would be Tree from jockeyism What Ii, moro I'M
porlant In the list OF owners genteman's name
would not be sandw,chcd by the names Of greedy ad
venturers.
Tho annual meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Club
viii commence on Tuesday, October "a aud continue
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. AS tho meeting IS
great fayorite Baltimore will be crowded the latter
part OF this month The horses will light their fna
battles oil the year the Pimco course This fact
adds the interest OF the approaching races and moth
ing but weather will affect tho attendance. The
October days usually arc the brightest IN the vicinity
Baltimore therefore IT ~ not worth while TO bor-
trouble on The weather score.
Tho handsome and speedy bay mare, Fawn, which
Mr. Grtswold purchased OF Mr. Mills three years ago.
died OF liberation Of tho bowels Saturday last She
was by Dictator out OF Aingo, Dy Iron Duke, BY Cas-
sius M Cay; grandam by Long Island Black Hawk;
great grandam by Abdaah. Any one who runs his
eye through these crosses does not require to be told
that Fawn was highbred marc Sho was also speedy.
Last year she driven q mile In 225. IL was the
ntenton Mr. Grswold TO put her in training after
securing q colt from her She lett handsome brown
co three and half months old, by Blackwood, which
is doing we'll Fawn literally died BY inches Her
disorder such that the veterinarians could afford
no relief In an examination utter death hard SUBJ
stance was found in her nestincs which, no doubt,
had produced irritation and liberation Tho marc
was valued At $4,000 She was one Of the very best
Of Dctator's get
Barker Il Sons. at the New York Tattersaps, will
have large sale Of shoroughbreds Wednesday next
consisting Of the whole OF l. A. Htchcocks string or
racers fifteen in number Tncy are all well bred, hxv-
ing unexccpsionablc psdtgrees
John O'Donneli has sold his chestnut oily Josie G.
sister to Miiner) TO l.. K. Martin for 81, 500
d. Swigert's brood mare, The Grand Dutch s., by
vanda dam imported Margrave, died September 10 or
ockaw
Raleigh Colston, the we'll known colorcd trainer OF
the West, ruled oil the course at Louisville Tor In
science the officers OF the course concerning the
start IN a two year old at the late meeting
Charles Reed has added the yearling Sister Belle
Of the Mead by Bonnie Scotland dam Woodbinc, TO his
racing stable.