, 1876-05-07

Cygnet, Ieretog, Bullion, Iantenac GWendpep.
Larginteen, Galauthis, Dailgaisian, The Nipper,
vra, Eaglet and Goldsburg. OF these, besidet
the colts already mentioned, The Nipper and
Eag1et should not be overlooked. The last race
is $50 sweep, p. P. WITH eCoo added. 2 1-a
miles, for 4~year-olds. The entries are Orel,
Aristidcs Ten Brock, Katie, Emma Cobb,
/; Gyptis. and King Alfonso three Of which, Ton
Broeck, Kane and King Alfonso, are BY Phaeton,
m imported sire who died before his merits be-
came we'll known. Aristides vas one OF the
cracks Of la9s yea1, Winning the 1en.acky
stable companion Calvin for tic Belmont. vim
/ ming the Jerome stakes and the Breckinrldge
He Is said to have . bad log this year. Ten
Brock will be one Of the. great cup-horses Of
the year. 10 is BY Phaeton, ont Of Fanny Hol-
ton. d daughter Of Nantura (who was Lonefel-
last year, Ten Brock won fve, the Phnuix Ho-
tel stakes, IL mles, IN 21151, from five Others
including Arist1des tho 3-mile-poat stake at
Louisville in sal. beating eastlY Stampede,
'Vandaiite, Eniister, and Arizona the Merchants
POST stake. 2-mile hests. at Nashville, beating
Bob Woolley in s:s6h. s:AoH; q 155S-miles sweep
at Lexington in 2491. beating Bob Woolley and
King Alfonso tho Maxwell House stakes, beat
ing Damon and Bob Woolley in LA, Las. Ches-:
apeako beat him. for the Citizens stakes at Lex
tueky f Derby, IL niles. II 2:57X; Bob 3 eI Wooiey
for 3.Fear-old sweepstako at Lexiug-
ton, * miles, in 1865: and King Alfonso fol tie
Kentucky st. Leger, miles, in S:341S. There
are few horses better able to go distance than
Ten Brock, and it his meeting with King AL
fonso will DO one of tho sensations OF the 5ear,
es it will decide which Of them will be consider
ed the champion of tho West In the great cup
races. Katie last year won but one Of the nine
races for which she ran, daah OF miles ut
burn IN 2:1114:: 'Enma Cobb won three Of her
twelve races, beaten purse, mile heats. ut Lex
ington, in 1:45A, 1:4754,. another at Nash
yillo IN 1:45el, 1:45H, and a race Of mile
hests in s:445, s;s4E, defeating Fanny Malone,
ono of the best horses in the country.
At Lexington, last fall he ran second to
Bob Woolley for 1]1s-milo sweepstake in 1:54.
the best timo on record, With TcuBroeck behind
him. At milo and bali, same meeting, Ten
four races, the Kentucky St. Leger, 3 mlles. in
3:34h, beating nine others, including Ten
Brock, Vcrdigris, George Graham, Add. .Ahterhte.
Enlister, and aIansail the Tobacco stakes, mile
House stakes, Emile heats, In 1884, 9:i0A, 949, ,
beating George Graham, VINO took the ti!st heat,
Emma Cobb, Yinaigrctte, Add, and Millionaire.
and tho Linck's Hotel stakes 1t Nashville, milo
hests, in Ids, .1:47s41.. The horse has wintered
well and grown big. and il 4 hot favorite for tho
On Thursday there will be selling raco, $500,
X mile, dash Of * mile for $3.50, and tho
colt and flly stakes, $50 each half-forfet, e250
added, q mile, for which there are nineteen en-
1Hes' dienelln, cols py thaeton ont OF Ei1a
JACKSON, Gooafello" e prother. 70 Big feEo")'
ton. Mohur, Perhaps, Headlight, Hockray,
McWhirter, Lizzie Whips, Enlieht,
fllly br Planet out Of Full Dry, Typhoon Cont Of
sRendr.its dau), Haytl tly'pg Locqst eolt By
Glen Atnol oqt OF Edtn. xna htty oy Ha:1neton
out OF Laura Bruce. The best OF theso snould |
be Goodfelow Moh1r, and HaYki.
oa Er1oay there VII be dahhes o. tnree-ys7r-
ters OF mile aud miles tor S2oo am t.u3-
The cltizens' stake Tor 3-year-olds, s0 oach'
!. p. S40o added, miles WILL also % run TOT.
the dam OF Experlenoe Oaks; BIYen, by Barney
Stone, out OF Greek slave; GeEmanso"n, py
Planet, out OF Nantura. LongtelloWs dam; |
Bencher; .Larsensteen hnaRsack; ,:;, Lsntenac,
[uH brother TO DAItagnan Iiiie Brent, seno-
The field Is, therefore, one Of
unusually good quality. Hencher won lat year
The only two races for which he started, at Grab
orcha1d, CASH o. thfee-qnafte!s OF ni5e 70
Lisa, beating Ieea!co, Aalmist1c. and B'ily
same, and Emma G. Ceylon, Lantenac, ane Ger
should be the best
On Saturday the meeting closes with eonso-
[atlon purse OF $3oo' mile heats, q cssh u ~ |
mile for $3.50 snd one Ut ~ miles for s69'.
Tie following il complete list OF the sazters
Tor the 5000 gnlneas, in tho order in which they
finished Petrarch, Julius Caesar, Kaleidoscope,
Coltness, Great Tom. H. do Fligny, Camenbert,
Fetterock, The Rascal, Glacls, King Ieath,
Charon, Father Claret, and Rosinauto. The
time for mile and II yards. a 3-year-old With
[22 pounds up, VAS 50. The field was mex
,eptionable for breeding. Petra1ch is By Lord
-ifden out Of Laura, By Orlando she wm tho
lam OF Protornartyr, Fraulein, the best bug
Instance mare in England. Rotherhill and lem
1os Julius Caesar Was by St. Mbans out OF an
,ther Orlando mare, Julio, dan of that fina
horse Julius. Capt Machell, tho shapest
urfman in England. owns him. Great
rom is a full brother TO KiDgcraft, tho
Derby winnsr. The winner, Petrarch, is bay
nth small blaze on bis face, standing l53.
7e is colt Of great substance, bone, and ,vm-
netry, with f0e1y-fozmad forelegs,. good sloul-
lora. strong back, but poor hooks. Aa2-
fear-old he only ran once, when he won thebig-
;est 2-year-old race Of tho year. the Middle
lark plate worth 81, ,150 for which tweoey-alne
an. He had been all anss till July, and re"
lays before the racs caught cold, and his b.ck-
rs did not venture to put penny on lin,
linking he stood no chance. TO their surPlse
md disgust he came away from the held. and
ron in canter by four lengths. The perform
Ince was such an immense one that Peeach
ras Ct oncs made first favorlte, both Tor
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